To tell if your TV is analog or Digital, you need to know is whether your TV set has something called a "digital tuner" already built in. If it does, your TV set will receive digital signals. The best way to determine whether your TV set has a digital tuner built in is to consult your owner's manual. If that's not possible, you may be able to look up information about your TV set on the manufacturer's website. Or, you can take an up-close look at your TV set. In any case, you're trying to find out if your set has an input connection labeled "digital input" or "ATSC" (for Advanced Television Systems Committee, which is the DTV format).


You probably have an analog television if you bought your television set before 1998. If you bought a big-screen projection TV between 1998 and 2004 it may have a digital tuner built into it. If not, chances are your TV is analog and you will need a Digital Converter box.


So how do you hook up the Digital TV converter box? Open the box. Each converter box comes with an instruction manual, a remote control with batteries and of course, the digital TV converter box and a connection wire. Now we're ready for the installation.


Step 1- check for the cable wire connected to your TV, disconnect that wire and connect it to your "Antenna In" connection on the converter box.

Step 2- take the connection wire that cam with your converter box and connect one end to the "TV OUT" connection, take the other end and connect it to the same place you disconnected your cable wire, then plug the converter box in.

Step 3- check to see what channel your converter box is set to, either channel 3 or 4 and tune your TV to the same channel. Turn on the converter box and your TV and your good to go!


Tune in tomorrow, as we check in to see how Guam's first responders are preparing for the transformation