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Thread: 722K with both 500 & 1000.4 ???
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04-10-2012 07:15 PM #1
722K with both 500 & 1000.4 ???
We recently upgraded our home to (2) 722K's & a 1000.4 dish. We have the old 500 dish & a place at the beach. I've read in other posts that this receiver can work with the older 500 dish but obviously only in standard definition. My question is.....can I take one of my receivers with me to the beach & connect it to the 500 dish while I'm there on the weekend & then back to the 1000.4 at home on Monday without much trouble, or will this require alot of B.S. & should I just purchase another 1000.4 dish ??? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Steve.
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04-10-2012 07:27 PM #2
Whenever you take it to the home that has the 500 on it, you will need to connect the receiver, and run a check switch test. Do you know if the 500 has a DPP LNB so you only have to run 1 line to the 722k?
Pretty much, you'll have to run a check switch test whenever you take the receiver from your normal home to the beach home, and vice versaMatthew "Speedy" Gonzales
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04-10-2012 07:51 PM #3
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I'm pretty new to this so I'm not up on the names of the parts. I'm pretty sure I have the DPP LNB. It's one piece & has 2 connections on the 119W side & 1 connection on the 110W side.
Can you explain how to run a check switch test, show me a diagram of how to connect it to the 500 & tell me how to aim the 500 ?
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04-10-2012 08:07 PM #4You can run a check switch by pressing menu-6-1-1-check switch-test. This updates the satellites the receiver is currently connected to.
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Assuming the LNB on the 500 is DPP, you only need to run one line to the receiver, using the DPP seperator
For dish pointing angles, I would recommend using dishpointer.comMatthew "Speedy" Gonzales
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