Wait for the TV to scan for all the available channels.Īfter the scanning is finished, the TV will notify you of how many channels it found, alerting you that the cable box is successfully set up. Choose “Yes” if your cable box uses a coax output (delivers a non-HD analog RF signal to channel 3 or 4 on the TV). Choose “No, channels 3 and 4 are not required” if you are using coax without a cable box (digital channels over coax that the digital TV tuner finds). Choose “Start finding channels” to set up the cable box tuner (or cable signal via coax without a box) and find all the available channels. Select “OK” using the remote to confirm. Use the arrow keys on your remote to navigate to the “Antenna” card/block. Hit the “Home” button on your Roku remote. Plug the coaxial cable into the cable box and into your Roku TV’s “Coax In.”. If your cable box requires a coax cable to connect to the Roku TV, the method is slightly different than using an HDMI connection. Turn the TV back on to confirm a successful connection.Īccessing Cable with a Roku TV using Coaxial Cable. Connect the two devices with the appropriate cable. Ensure that you have a Roku TV remote (usually comes with Roku TVs) and use it to turn off the TV. On the other hand, newer devices use either a coaxial cable or an HDMI input (best option). If you have an old device, you’ll probably need an “AV-IN” input with an adapter. 
Check your cable box and see which input is required. Of course, each model can differ slightly, but those inputs are what you get primarily. Your Roku TV has various input ports located on its left or right side (depending on the series), and it includes several HDMI ports (including Arc), USB port(s), a “Coaxial In” port, and an “AV-IN” input with an adapter. To connect a Roku TV to your cable box, pay attention to both devices’ audio and video inputs. 
How to Connect the Cable Box to a Roku TV This article will explain how to connect the two. If you have a cable subscription and a cable box (or just a coaxial cord) at home, you can easily connect it to your Roku TV. Roku TVs don’t differ from regular TVs when it comes to connectivity. If you’re one of those that still haven’t cut the cord, you shouldn’t worry.
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