Cable and Internet Connections

Connecting Your TV

Be sure that your TV has a QAM tuner to receive the digital cable signals. If you are not sure your TV is equipped with a QAM tuner, please check the owner's manual or the manufacturer's website. You will also need a coaxial cable (preferably digital grade) to connect your TV to the cable port on the wall. Then you should be able do a channel scan to pick up the channels. Please view the current Nazareth Campus Channel Lineup sheet for channel information. 

Spectrum U App

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Nazareth has recently partnered with Charter Spectrum to offer the Spectrum U 8.0 App.  This app will allow students, staff and faculty to stream live TV to their personal devices while connected to the campus wifi network. No login is required to use this app. 

SpectrumU 8.0 is supported on the following devices:

  • iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running iOS 12 or above
  • All major Android smartphones and tablets running Android 5.0 or above
  • Kindle Fire Phone, all Kindle Fire models except for the 1st generation model
  • Personal computers running Windows 8.1+, Windows 10 or Mac OS 10.12+.  Point your browser to watch.spectrum.net

          Supported browsers Firefox, Chrome, Safari, MS Edge

You may download the Spectrum U app for free using the Apple App Store, Google Play or Amazon.

Additional information about the Spectrum U app

Connecting Your Phone

Due to the proliferation of personal cell phones, Nazareth doesn't provide telephone service in residence halls unless there is an extenuating circumstance where phone service is required. If you have any questions, please call the Technology and Media Service Desk, 585-389-2111.

Internet Connection Help

Internet Information
Connecting your computer for internet access (Wired)
Release and renew an IP address on a PC
Wireless Internet access
Special note about laptops and wireless access

Setting up a Wired Network Connection

Macs running OS X 10.13 and above
Windows 10
Tv and computer in dorm room

Have Questions?

Contact the Technology and Media Service Desk: