211 to 722 install
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Which should come with the 722, rest will work if you have DPP lnb's otherwise you will need to run another coax from dish to receiver.
Thanks guys! Is there a way I can tell if I have a DPP lnb's without going on the roof? I still have snow and ice up there. If I hook up the 722 without knowing if I have the correct lnb's, will I do harm to the 722?
On youe 211 goto Menu 6-1-3. This will take you to system info screen. It will tell you what LNB You have.
another piece of coax.
menu 6-1-3, does it tell you what satellites you are receiving? Unless it includes 61.5 or 129, you're not seeing much HD.
menu 6-1-3, does it tell you what satellites you are receiving? Unless it includes 61.5 or 129, you're not seeing much HD.
From one of the empty outputs on your DPPTwin, to the input on the receiver. It's the big thing on the end of the dish that says "DP Plus" on it.
What Pepper said. I'm just adding a picture of the DPP Twin ports. The two ports together are the outputs and the one by itself is the input for the 3rd satellite. Since you already have a 722 for one of the outputs and 129 going to the 3rd satellite, connect an RG6 cable to the only open port on the Dpp Twin and the other end to the receiver.
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Before you get too carried away with the disposition of the ViP211, make sure you have the new receiver up and running.
Additionally, the ViP722 offers an output that you can run to another television. That will require another run of coax between the receiver and the other TV(s).
Thanks guys! The 722 in up and running , both tv1 and tv2. I have two dishes, both dish 500. One is pointed more to the east. Which dish should I connect to or does it matter? Maybe I should add I also have a 622 running both tv1 and v2.
You should have told us that up front. Making us guess or forcing us to beat key information out of you isn't a good approach for someone seeking help.
Yes, it makes a big difference. There aren't any more outputs available for the ViP211 (assuming there isn't more equipment you've neglected to tell us about). To keep the ViP211, you'll have to get a DPP44 w/power inserter to give you more outputs (four total, actually). No, the DP34 is not a practical option.
