How to use the built in TV tuner in a GX 600???

Hi to everyone.
I would like to know how to use the built in tv tuner card in my gx 600.. I tried but it didnt detect any signal for tv..I wondering if I am doing something wrong. Your knowledge will be greatly appreciated.Thanks.
GX600 owner.

I am in Asia particularly in the Philippines Sir.
Yes I do see it in device manager labeled DVBT hybrid TV device. I think thats the tuner card right?
The program I am running to configure it is Windows Media Center, I am using a windows 7 OS..I connected the portable antenna and tried also a tv antenna but when it scans for signals it tells me it cant see any signal or channel at all.I am in a place where TV's connect to a channel even though your just using an aluminum tube..so signal is really good so I cant seem to figure out why it cant detect any..T_T.Thanks for your response sir..greatly appreciated.

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