The Smile WEB site states - JUCE is channel 40-3 - and it’s not clear that KTBN is supplying the correct OTA guide data 40-5. It may be only supplying cable guide data for all channels :
On June 1, 2015, Smile was combined into a single subchannel with sister network **JUCE TV** (which targets teenagers and young adults 13 to 30 years of age), under a timeshare arrangement. As a result of the realignment, for over-the-air viewers, Smile was originally reduced to a nine-hour daily programming schedule (from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Eastern Time) on the third subchannel occupied by JUCE (which continues to air over its existing subchannel slot for the remainder of the broadcast day) on the 38 stations owned directly by TBN and through its subsidiary Community Educational Television. The following week, the time share was modified so that Smile now airs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Eastern), with JUCE airing the remainder of the day, giving each network a daily 12 hour window on subchannel 3.[7]
The change – due to technical limitations with its stations’ existing digital compression equipment – is a byproduct of the launch of TBN Salsa, a digital subchannel network targeting English-speaking Hispanic viewers which launched on that date.[1]
While it now has a reduced presence on broadcast television, Smile continues to maintain a 24-hour-day schedule, with all programming not shown over-the-air remaining available via live stream on TBN’s website, and mobile anddigital media players as well as on select cable and satellite providers that carry the TBN multicast networks, as was the case before the over-the-air consolidation of the two networks.[1]
On January 1, 2017, the network underwent a major rebranding, shortening its name to simply Smile ; accordingly, it dropped the butterfly logo and graphics package that had been in use since 2005.