In the Tver region, assistance in connecting a set-top box for watching digital TV can be called by phone

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07/08/2015 at 14:04

Reacting to a digital signal

Anna SMOLINA July 2 15:18

New generation TV is available to 97% of residents of the region

In the coming years, according to the concept of the development of television and radio broadcasting in the Russian Federation, the country plans to almost completely switch from analogue television broadcasting to digital.

Consumers who have already connected to the new generation TV note the following advantages: high quality image and sound, lack of interference, the presence of various useful functions, as well as the ability to access Internet resources.

Of course, no one can order all residents to switch to “digital” in a friendly formation.

The process takes place gradually and exclusively on a voluntary basis.

A region will be considered ready to completely abandon analogue broadcasting when the number of residents using only an analogue signal does not exceed 5%.

In the Upper Volga region, the construction of a digital terrestrial television network (DTTV) began in October 2012, and already in March 2013, the Tver branch of RTRS began test broadcasting of DTTV in the region.

In September 2014, 15 digital transmitters were turned on in test mode in the region.

At the moment, digital TV is available to 97% of residents.

All that remains is to connect, and, of course, commercial firms are in a hurry to provide their services and, accordingly, make a profit.

Recently, leaflets with proposals for connecting digital television broadcasting have increasingly begun to appear in the mailboxes of Tver residents.

The leaflets use the official logo of digital terrestrial television and links to the federal program.

However, you should be aware that the companies providing the connection are not representatives of state-owned enterprises and cannot act on behalf of government agencies.

As explained in the branch of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "RTRS" - "Tver Regional Radio and Television Transmission Center", equipment that will allow residents of Tver to watch digital television (and today there are 20 publicly accessible federal channels) can be purchased at almost any electronic and household appliances store.

To connect to digital terrestrial television broadcasting, you must have either an individual UHF antenna (it costs 1,000 rubles and more) or connect to a collective UHF antenna.

An indispensable condition is the presence of a TV that supports the DVB-T2 digital standard.

Consumers have a lot of choice.

It all depends on what budget you have.

For example, LCD models with a 19-diagonal screen cost an average of 7 thousand rubles.

If you do not plan to purchase new equipment and you have a regular TV with a picture tube, then you can limit yourself to purchasing a DVB-T2 standard set-top box. It will cost you at least 1100 rubles. But in this case, don’t expect to feel much of a difference between analog or digital television.

Whether to purchase digital equipment and install it yourself or use the services of a commercial installation company is up to residents to decide.

You can obtain reference information on the transition to digital television and radio broadcasting on the RTRS.RF portal, by calling the hotline, as well as at the Center for Consulting Support for the Population on Digital Television and Radio Broadcasting at:

Tver, st. Vagzhanova, 7; tel., e-mail: ckp-tver @ rtrn.ru.

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Answer

List of channels with broadcast frequencies

Below are tables with the frequency of each available channel by multiplex. All channels broadcast around the clock and with a single program schedule throughout the country. There are also 3 radio channels broadcasting around the clock. In Moscow, the first multiplex operates at a frequency of 546 MHz, which corresponds to 30 TVCs.

Channels of the first multiplex (RTRS-1)

Channels of the second multiplex (RTRS-2)

In the Moscow region, 10 channels of the second multiplex are caught at a frequency of 498 MHz, which corresponds to channel 24. The state program for the development of digital TV provides for the gradual introduction of RTRS-2 for all residents of Russia.

Ropes of the third multiplex (RTRS-3)

Today, the third package of channels is being broadcast. Unlike the others, it will include more channels. Today, test broadcasting of the third multiplex of digital terrestrial TV from the Ostankino Tower is already underway, which can be received within a radius of 100 km (Moscow and the Moscow region). The channels broadcast at a frequency of 578 MHz (channel 34).

Digital TV broadcast frequencies for your location

To find out your TVC number and multiplex broadcast frequencies, enter the name of your region in the “Search” line - the table will display the required values.

As a result, you will receive the data necessary for manually tuning the channels of the 1st and 2nd multiplexes in the DVB-T2 on-air format.

Second multiplex (RTRS-2)

Added recently, not yet available (as of September 21, 2019) in all regions, but is being gradually implemented. Connection schedule.