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Both HD DUO Receeivers, the 222k and the 722k (DVR), have HDMI, Composite, AND Component outputs to the main tv (TV1). Thus, you can use your current setup between the living room and the bedroom. However, if you use Component cables to connect the bedroom tv you will have a better (i.e., HD)...

The attached picture will help illustate exactly where to install the two diplexors as described by TimberWolf. (Ignor the fact that there are two Dishes in the picture.) Hope this helps!

The OP states that the second receiver is a VIP 222, which is NOT a dvr. Thus, it has no Dishonline download capability. Hence, the Dishcom connection is sufficient.

You should not have to sweet talk the installer into "mirroring" the SD signal to your other TV. Since you had basic cable, it is preetty easy to distribute BOTH of the signals (TV1 and TV2) from your 722 or 722k back through your existing cable to ALL of the cable outlets in your house. Thus...

You can also distribute the TV1 modulated signals as well!

If you won't be watching more than 2 TVs at any one time (or more precisely, 2 different channels at any one time) and are OK with SD for all 3 other TVs, you only need the 1 receiver that you have. Merely connect the home distribution output of the 722K (that has been back-feeding the one SD...

You may have to set up the modulator for TV1. (Mine was not set up by the tech who did the install.) Menu 6-1-5 will do the trick. To avoid any potential interference with TV2's signal, choose a channel number for TV1's signal that is at least 2 channels on either side of the channel TV2 is...

If I understand correctly, you have one Dish receiver, an OTA antenna, and 2 TV's. I believe you are using the diplexer incorrectly. It should join the Sat signal and the OTA signal so that both signals are carried over one cable to the reciever. From there the second diplexer provides a SAT...

I do use auto-pay which has always worked flawlessly. However, since last Thurs. or Fri., sometimes when I login to my online account it shows that I am not enrolled. The first couple of times this happened, I re-enrolled in the auto-pay program. The third time I ignored it thinking I would call...

I noticed that L393 was downloaded a couple of days ago. Haven't seen anything that's different. Maybe, others have. I'm still waiting/hoping for EHD functionality to be added.

In Sat mode, the Yellow and Blue buttons have the same functionality as the Page Up and Page Down buttons.

I, too, was initially going to get TurboHD Bronze, but was persuaded by the promo as well. My 6 months of the Classic 100 + Bronze HD promo were up today. I called yesterday and was switched back to TurboHD Bronze. I had no problem at all getting the TurboHD even though it is absent from the...

It sounds like you should be able to swap the cables on the "outside" diplexer. The trick is which cables to swap. The attached diagram should help. Swap the UHF/VHF cable with the one on the other side of the diplexer, NOT the one on the same side of the diplexor--swap the yellow one with the...

The attached diagram may help. However, it only shows one receiver. Repeat this setup for the second receiver. Next, join the 2 agile modulator feeds into a 2-way splitter (to what is normally the 2 outs) and connect the in with a short cable to the in of the 4-way (yours may be 2-way, 3-way...

I used Dish's list of local retailers, did my own research on them, narrowed the list down, and talked to them directly. I chose a retailer who worked with me. I waited until he had the receiver (and dish) that I wanted. He did the install in a location and manner that was totally acceptable to...

The attached diagram may help. However, it only shows one receiver. Repeat this setup for the second reciver. Next, join the 2 agile modulator feeds into a 2-way splitter (to what is normally the 2 outs) and connect the in with a short cable to the in of the 3-way (in your case) splitter, 4-way...

Check out this thread: Dish Network 21.0 Learning Remote Instructions No, it seems to only control TV2 in the UHF position and only TV1 in the IR position. Hope this answered your question.

It sounds like you did everything correctly at the media distribution box. When you say you moved the double cable and splitter from the wall to ROOM B, I would have expected that you actually have a matching diplexer and a separator with 3 or more short cables. The diplexer splits the cable...

The Remote Control User's Guide states that in SAT Mode the Red, Green Yellow, and Blue keys are Shortcut Keys (for future use). The implication would seem to be that they can't be reprogrammed.

You may also need a replacement remote UHF antenna. Available here The Dish Store - Powered by Metro25

In fact, it looks very much like the 222k, minus the front panel usb port and, of course, the HDD! (I'm hoping the 222k gets EHD functionality SOON.)

EDIT: As others have observed, this does NOT work as described in the 222k Receiver Manual. A better description would be-- This applies to TV2 in Single Mode. To use TV2’s remote instead for TV1 in Dual Mode, flip the blue 2 key to the side with the green 1. or more simply put-- •...

In addition to the 21.0 remote that came with the 222k receiver from Dish, I bought a second one (for a third TV) off of ebay. It came today--new, works great!

But, did you try--as was suggested by dlsnyder--in DVD or AUX (DVD) mode programming e.g. the Red, Green and Yellow keys to control the DVD mute, volume up, and volume down functions? (I'm not trying to beat a dead horse, but making sure we have covered all possible solutions that might help.)

From the 222k Receiver Manual: Changing UHF/IR Using the Switch Your TV2 remote control has a switch to change from sending both IR and UHF signals to sending only IR. The switch comes preset to the UHF position, which sends both types of signals, but if you have a clear line of sight to the...