Cable connection

[Rj58]

Hello, I just purchased a 2023 keystone residences 40mb. I the front there is no cable connection to the Television. There is a ryw cable coming up but therre is no cable connection for cable or antenna. Where can I find them

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by Rj58

Hello, I just purchased a 2023 keystone residences 40mb. I the front there is no cable connection to the Television. There is a ryw cable coming up but therre is no cable connection for cable or antenna. Where can I find them

What is an "ryw"? Red, yellow white? That might be for tie in to a stereo or sound bar?

[RagingRobert]

I'm not being rude but what does your manual say? I learned a lot about my truck transmission the other day after being sent a copy of my manual by a member

[Rj58]

Originally Posted by wiredgeorge

What is an "ryw"? Red, yellow white? That might be for tie in to a stereo or sound bar?

It's to connect to the TV bet they do nothing.

[Rj58]

The manual doesn't say anything about it and where I purchases it don't know anything about it.

[LHaven]

A photo of what you have found would be illuminating. I have never seen an RV with embedded RCA wiring.

[Rj58]

It's to connect to the dvd/ radio/ surround sound

[LHaven]

You mean, from the stereo system? OK, that's fine. "Coming up" was pretty ambiguous.

There should be a pair of outlets that resemble this (the two in the back), somewhere in back of the TV. Without a photo, I can't be sure what you're (not) seeing.

[Rj58]

Yes they are located on the center bunk. Nothing in the front living area or the back bedroom

[LHaven]

Keystone doesn't offer a 3D walkthrough of this model... but I did come across a sales video [LINK] where the salesman points out that the front TV is an option and you have to "pay attention to your build sheet."

He shows the TV area at around 3:00. I see two outlet plates flanking the bottom of the blinds, but no details. If you're missing those plates, tis may be your build-sheet issue.

If not, I'd advise looking behind the stereo. There's usually a faceplate that pops off, and four screws, and then you can dig around back there and look for a coax connector from the wall.

Other than these observations, I am out of suggestions.

[LHaven]

I forgot: at 7:00, there is a really unmistakeable view of the coax outlet in the back bedroom, to the left of the window. If you don't have these, it has to be an issue with the build options.