Eileen,
This thread is a great resource regarding cable (and satellite) boxes and channel changing issues. From what I read here, there are at least two variants of the SA3100, some work and some don't.
I would first suggest that you verify that the TiVo is sending a signal to the IR blaster. Look at the LED end of the blaster through the electronic viewfinder of a digital camera or camcorder while the TiVo tries to change the channel. You should be able to see the LED flash in the viewfinder. If it does not, make sure that you have the wire plugged into the "IR OUT" jack and not the "SERIAL OUT" jack on the TiVo.
Next, which channel changing codes have you tried? Are you sure you can identify the window for the remote sensor on the IR box? When using TiVo's blasters, it's important to have the LED end an inch or two out from the front panel of the box so that the sensor can see the signal, otherwise the angle is too steep.
This thread is a great resource regarding cable (and satellite) boxes and channel changing issues. From what I read here, there are at least two variants of the SA3100, some work and some don't.
I would first suggest that you verify that the TiVo is sending a signal to the IR blaster. Look at the LED end of the blaster through the electronic viewfinder of a digital camera or camcorder while the TiVo tries to change the channel. You should be able to see the LED flash in the viewfinder. If it does not, make sure that you have the wire plugged into the "IR OUT" jack and not the "SERIAL OUT" jack on the TiVo.
Next, which channel changing codes have you tried? Are you sure you can identify the window for the remote sensor on the IR box? When using TiVo's blasters, it's important to have the LED end an inch or two out from the front panel of the box so that the sensor can see the signal, otherwise the angle is too steep.