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Can I use a 4.4 UHF remote for TV1 on a 322 duo receiver? Help is much appreciated!

I would like to use a UHF remote 4.4 for TV1 on a 322 receiver, is that possible? Or do I need a different UHF remote to do that? Please let me know. Thanks!

I have 4 tvs running off of my 322 Duo Receiver. I have 3 UHF remotes and one regular remote. How do I get all 3 of my remotes to work? 2 of the 4 tvs are running TV 1 tuner and the other 2 are running on TV tuner 2.Please help!

Can I have the basement bedroom switching channels on tuner 1 with a UHF remote and the upstairs tv's switching channels on tuner 2 with UHF remote? So that would be 3 in total. One watching same programming as tv 1 and 2 tvs watching programming on tuner 2.

How many UHF Pro remote controls can a 322 receiver handle? I have 4 tvs hooked up (through home distribution) can I have 3 UHF remotes? TV1 would just use the regular remote. Thanks!

Thanks for the info. Final question - Does it have to be a specific two-way splitter? Or can I use any type?

Maybe this is a dumb question, but why would I have 2 receivers if I am using the home distribution?

Ok, just so I understand. Use the coax out from TV1 (CH 3-4 output) and use the coax out from TV2 (home distribution), put those into a splitter. Run that splitter into the already reversed cable system through the house. Plug any TV into the cable system and pick TV1 or TV2 signal. Correct?

when you say split the coax tv 1 and 2 connection, do you mean the home distribution for TV 2 and coax out TV 1 go into a splitter, then I run that into the already established cable system in the house? Then connect tv 1 through the red white and yellow connection for tv 1. TV 2 can then pick...

With a 322 receiver is this possible? Or does this only work with the 722k? I couldn't get it to work on my 322 but am looking to upgrade to the 722k. Home Distribution will output both TV1 and TV2 signals. If I use the home distribution coax to TVs 2, 3 and 4, I could watch either TV1 or TV2...

One more quick question, is this also possible with the 322? Can I have the same setup? Since it has a dual tuner as well. Though everything will be SD and not HD?? Or is the 722k the only one that can do this? Thanks

Thanks guys! Much appreciated! If I have any trouble I know where to ask!

Or are you saying that I can put TV 3 and 4 on the same channel, and TV 2 on a different channel to tap into the dual tuner? So say tuner one is set to channel 73 and tuner 2 set to channel 74. TV 2 will be set to channel 73 and tuner 2 will be set to channel 74. Is that correct? So then I can...

I am already using the Home Distribution for TV 3 and 4. I want TV 1 and 2 to have the same programming. If I use the home distribution for TV2, I will have to watch the same thing as TV 3 and 4, which I don't want. Sorry for the confusion, make more sense now?

I looked on the dish website and the 722k doesn't have a coax out. ..... which means the only way I can split the TV1 singal is to run an HDMI or composite, to the TV2, correct? So I I run a composite to TV2 and an HDMI to TV 1, I can watch both at the same time, same program... one in HD one in...

I live in Michigan, work/born in Canada :) Am I missing something, the 722k doesn't have a coax output..... also component only carries picture not sounds correct?

Ok so here is what I want to do, how do I do it? Receiver 722k - 4 tv's TV1 and TV2 - Basement- watch same programming - I want TV1 to have the HD. TV2 doesn't need HD. In order to get the same programming on TV2, can I split the HDMI or use the RCA output to go to the other TV2. TV2 is about...