Channels are stored automatically as part of the scanning process.
SOURCE: JVC C2628 model TV
It's a C-2628 JVC TV? And still works after 20 years????? Get it to the JVC museum...Maybe they will trade it for a new model!!!!
SOURCE: auto channels
is there MENU KEY press it then enter and install or tunnig option choose it and tune which channel you want
SOURCE: My remote wont change channels
> I need to use the cable remote to change the channel and the TV remote to change volume.
That is because your TV is looking at the output of the cable box (probably on channel 3 or 4) so the TV has to be statically tuned to see the cable box's output.
On the second question; I, and perhaps others, can't answer this without spending a lot of time to download manuals for both systems while you have them (presumably, since they are new) on hand.
You didn't include the TV's model number anyhow so even that wouldn't be adequate.
The home theatre may have a receiver but what does it receive? Unless it also has channel capabilities that correspond to cable channels, it can't.
The typical routing should be from the cable box to the TV S-video input and the sound can be routed separately from the cable box to either/or both, the home theatre's and also the TV's audio inputs.
When I am installing new stuff, I make a sketch of the routing I want (or have) to use.
To me, this is less confusing than the supplied instructions.
SOURCE: Not able to scan for digital OTA channels on a JVC LT-32X667 LCD
Seeing as it does not have a digital tuner in it, I would think this would be the problem, you will have to get a box for it.
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