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| RATES |
| Installation Cost |
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| Cable service into building (one time, if needed): |
$1,000.00 |
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| Cable installation with pre-existing conduit (one time, if needed) |
$105.00 |
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| Cable installation without pre-existing conduit (one time, if needed) |
$275.00 |
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| Installation per cable jack connection |
$30.00 |
(connect fee) |
| Trip Charge |
$25.00 |
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| Order Processing Fee |
$16.75 |
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Monthly Cost |
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| Recurring monthly Basic Cable |
$24.99 |
Includes 2 HBO Channels |
Note: If there is no service in the building, additional CATV material will apply
(An estimate is recommended, and provided upon request at no charge.) |
| **Please note that rates are subject to change without notice and should be used for estimate purposes only.** |
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LINE-UP |
| Printable Version |
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| SCV ONLY CHANNELS - AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS ONLY |
| Ch. 16 |
SGMC2 |
Run by the Student Government Movie Channel, featuring on-campus entertainment. |
| Ch. 19 |
OTC Info Channel |
The place to look first when you are job hunting. Also featuring on and off campus events and Telecommunications information. |
| Ch. 20 |
SGMC |
Student Government Movie Channel, featuring on-campus entertainment. |
| Ch. 21 |
CPIN |
Bulletin Board & safety videos. Run by the FSU Police Department. |
| Ch. 22 |
MtvU |
Television entertainment focused on college and university student viewers. |
| Ch. 88 |
State 88 |
FSU's Department of Communication's Office of Visual Media and Promotion's Programming. |
How to hook up SCV to your TV
To connect directly to your cable ready television:
| 1. |
You will need enough cable wire to run from the wall to the back of the TV. |
| 2. |
Locate the cable outlet on the wall. |
| 3. |
Connect one end of the wire to the connection on the wall.
Note: Make sure the wire is screwed on straight and is finger tight. Do not use a wrench or pliers to connect the wire. |
| 4. |
Connect the other end to the "In" on the back of your TV.
Note: Make sure the wire is screwed on straight and is finger tight. Do not use a wrench or pliers to connect the wire. |
| 5. |
Refer to the TV's manual to program the TV for standard cable. The button may be listed as: program, set-up, menu, memory, etc. |
Note: If you get channels 2-13 only, your TV is not properly programmed. Consult your manual.
To connect through a VCR or convertor box:
(Non-cable-ready TV's will need either a VCR or Convertor box and a transformer)
| 1. |
You will need enough cable wire to run from the wall to the back of the VCR or convertor box.
You will need a second smaller wire to run from the VCR to the TV. |
| 2. |
Locate the cable outlet on the wall. |
| 3. |
Connect one end of the wire to the connection on the wall.
Note: Make sure the wire is screwed on straight and is finger tight. Do not use a wrench or pliers to connect the wire. |
| 4. |
Connect the other end to the "In" on the back of your Convertor box or VCR.
Note: Make sure the wire is screwed on straight and is finger tight. Do not use a wrench or pliers to connect the wire. |
| 5. |
Refer to the VCR's manual to program it for standard cable. The button may be listed as: program, set-up, menu, memory, etc. |
| 6. |
Connect the second wire from the "Out" on the VCR/Convertor box to the "In" on the TV. |
| 7. |
Set the TV to channel 3 or 4. Refer to the TV 's manual. There may also be a switch on the back of the TV to select 3 or 4. |
| 8. |
If the TV is not cable-ready connect the wire to a transformer. Then connect the transformer to the VHS & UHF connections on the TV.
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| Program the TV |
| 1. |
Once the television is connected to cable you will need to program your television for Standard Cable. |
| 2. |
Since each television is different refer to your TV or VCR User Manual. (Many manufacturer's have user manuals on their company web sites available in downloadable files.) |
| 3. |
Most TVs or VCRs will be programmed using your remote control. If you do not have access to a manual, look for a button labeled "Setup", "Program" or "Menu". |
| 4. |
Next you should be given an on-screen menu. Again every television will be different. Look for "Channel Setup", "Cable Mode" or possibly "Auto Programming". |
| 5. |
Most TVs will begin scanning through all the available channels. When complete you should receive over 70 channels. |
| 6. |
If you are still having problems, please submit a repair ticket or contact HELP Line at 644-HELP (4357). |
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