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Dam it all to hell:rant: Can't play back any recorded stuff either( error code 005 ). I have found the important stuff being replayed at a later date though so I'm recording it on the other DVR625. All is good.:popcorn Thanks for the quick reply.

I have a DVR625 that is probably dying. There is a USB port on the back. How do I, or can I save the recorded programs before the tech comes and replaces it? Thanks; Floyd

Thanks for the quick reply. All they list is the VIP508 and VIP722 Code 720 didn't work. Scanning doesn't get it either. I guess we'll just have to continue using the remote for that TV to turn it on and off and adjust volume. No big deal, it's in the spare bedroom.

So I have an old( 6 years ) 301 and remote. I have a Best Buy INSIGNIA Flat Screen. Anybody have any idea what device code to enter to get the remote to work with it? TV - Insignia NS-LCD32-09 Remote - 3.1 IR My manual is old so I checked on Dish Network support and no Insignia TVs listed. Thanks;

Thanks; That sounds better.:)

Over in the Cable Run thread: http://www.satelliteguys.us/dish-network-forum/175735-cable-run.html There is mention of solid wire having less resistance. I have heard this before around here and for some reason; I thought that stranded wire had less resistance. Something about more...

In your first wiring diagram: The top diplexer needs to be flipped over. The coax from the dish goes to the SAT connection. The IN connection goes down to the IN connection of the lower diplexer. The TV connection on the upper diplexer goes to the Other TV. Try looking at the pic in this post...

++ I concur. This is exactly how mine is set up. Works fine, lasts a long time.

I have a spare output on my DPP44, So 200 feet to the shop/man cave would just be a coax run? Outdoors, through the trees. Any special kind?

Anybody familiar with these? Are they any good. 200 feet through a few walls. RF Link AVS-5811 5.8GHz Audio/Video Sys.W/IR Repeater - eBay (item 120414427133 end time May-31-09 05:52:44 PDT)

Does your name ArcLite have anything to do with B52s?

Look at this post and diagram. http://www.satelliteguys.us/dish-network-technical-discussions/164968-stacking-diplexers-update.html I watch everything from both DVRs on both TVs.

Do you have a separator attached to the 625? One coax from the dish to the separator.? Two lines from sparator to 625 inputs?

Yes it is always better to have a separate coax if feasible. Goofed on initial construction and only had one coax to the bedroom. Someday I will snake another through that wall.

Take a look at this; http://www.satelliteguys.us/dish-network-technical-discussions/164968-stacking-diplexers-update.html May give you some ideas what can be done. Diplexers are for combining SAT and UHF/VHF signals to go thru one coax. Then another Diplexer at the other end to split them...

If you are just adding a second TV, you don't need Diplexers. Just run a cable from the TV2 out to the second TV. Should be some diagrams in your 625 manual. If you just have to use Diplexers, look here...

Did this with 2 DVR625s. Takes a combination of Splitters and Diplexers. See it here. http://www.satelliteguys.us/dish-network-technical-discussions/164968-stacking-diplexers-update.html

From my previous thread. http://www.satelliteguys.us/dish-network-technical-discussions/163268-stacking-dioplexers.html After getting advice here, talk with Claude at the DishStore and more thought; I stacked Splitters with my Diplexers and it works.:) Well it seems that Stacking Splitters and...

Well hell. Pardon me for playing.:D;) Got a constructive suggestion? That doesn't involve me doing strange things.

Both of your current two lines should be going to a separator for each dual tuner dvr. You can put a splitter ahead of one of these separators and run the second output of the splitter to your basement, to the separator( for dual tuner ) or the input to the basement box.

Unless, like me, you live where you can't get the HD satelite without cutting down a bunch of the neighbors trees.:(

Got it. BTW; The first Diplexers( not the blue Holland ) I used on port 3 blew out almost immediately. Claude was nice enough to replace them with the blue Hollands free of charge. SBD; Glad your up and running/viewing.:)

Can you explain a little more please. I have port 1 with the power inserter box going to a 301. Port three goes to a Diplexer( posted above ) set up feeding Sat from port 3 and TV2 from a 625 to another room.

Can't you just put a splitter on the oupt from one of the boxes? Of course you have to watch the same channel on both but... You get a HD box and don't subscribe to a HD package and they charge you an access fee. Get a box with dual tuners?

That and use The Dish Store - Powered by Metro25 A good Diplexer.