Tvs in front area of coach

[mary lois]

We are unable to get both front TVs to work on same channel. Where is switch for this. I mean I want them to work as one. If one is on, I want the other on.

[timwoodburn]

I always use the remote for these, but every TV I’ve seen in the last few years has buttons for the most common functions. The only confusion I’ve had with them is that a single remote can control 2 or more of them at the same time. So when you want only 1 on, you get them both.

[Lt Dan]

Originally Posted by mary lois

We are unable to get both front TVs to work on same channel. Where is switch for this. I mean I want them to work as one. If one is on, I want the other on.

There is no single switch to turn on both TVs at once. You have to turn each one on with the remote. If you are referring to the remote affecting both TVs at once and not being able to tune just one without it affecting the other, then you have to "shield" the remote with your hand or body to make it work with just one TV at at time. It's a common problem when you have two TVs of the same brand in the same room.

[luvlabs]

Your TVs are capable of receiving three different sources of programming - OTA/Cable, Satellite, DVD. If you want them all to have the same content, start with setting the Input so they are all the same and then set the channel. Use your remote(s) for this.

Don't forget, for OTA and Cable you have to scan for available channels and turn a signal amplifier on (OTA) or off (cable) to receive programming.

Your remotes will operate anyone of the TVs you have.