Digital transmitter brings KCOY 12, Fox 11 signals to Paso Robles
Station engineers have completed work installing a new digital transmitter west of Paso Robles, bringing HD versions of KCOY 12 and Fox 11 to over-the-air viewers in northern San Luis Obispo County.
The signal replaces a long-running analog transmitter which provided KCOY 12 to area residents on Channel 44, which today's television sets can't tune in. That transmitter and its analog signal is now retired.
Final work on the new digital transmitter was completed on January 8. The new signal enhances the ability for viewers to tune in CBS, Fox and local programming in high definition.
Viewers may need to re-scan television sets that rely on over-the-air digital signals to bring in the additional channels. Those who subscribe to cable or satellite television services are not affected.
The signal provides over-the-air coverage to one of the fastest growing parts of San Luis Obispo County.
The call letters for the Paso Robles transmitter are K26MT-D and the signal will display on TV sets as Channels 12.1 (KCOY), 12.2 (Fox 11), 12.3 and 12.4.
