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rkassl
08-04-2011, 11:02 PM
In my RV for several years I have a 322 that has a Dish Pro LNB on a Dish 500 round dish. This LNB I was told has a built in switch that allows me to use one cable to the receiver in the RV to get both 110 and 119. This setup has work great. I found that the cable that I leave attached to the LNB needed to be replaced because the connector was damaged. I Removed the LNB and I found that there are actually four connectors numbered 1 to 4 and for the life of me i could not remember which one I used all these years. I called Dish NW technical support and they told me this is an impossible setup and referred me to a local dealer. I attached it to number one and could only get 110? All my settings were correct. Any idea what I am doing wrong? Check switch does not detect 119 at all? Reset and unplugging does nothing.

I have a spare LNB a Dish Pro with only 2 connections, 1 and 2. I would be happy right now with just 119. If I attach the cable to the 119 side which I think is one can I catch 119?

Thanks for any help!

maryb@Dish Network
08-05-2011, 12:07 AM
Do either of the LNB's say Dish Pro Plus? That is the one you need for the single cable install with your duo receiver.
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Claude Greiner
08-05-2011, 01:13 AM
Take a picture and post it of your LNB.

Sounds to me like you have a DP Quad LNB, but the only thing that would make sense for your setup is a Dishpro Plus Twin.

You should be able to use any port on the switch, run the check switch and you should be good.

vash1090
08-06-2011, 11:57 AM
The above poster is correct. Your first LNB (4 ports) is a DP Quad and the second (2 ports) is a DP Twin. Both are old by now since we stopped using them, and what you really want for your 322 is a DPP Twin (3 blue ports). Once you get that you will be set. Point the same as normal, if necessary, and use port 1 for the receiver.

Also, at the back of the receiver there will be two Sat In ports. These should both be connected to a DP Seperator, the other end of which connects to the feed from the dish. If you don't have one you should order that too.

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