Is there any way you can tell the difference between the original and Joey 2?The Joey2, formally called Joey CR is simply any regular Joey manufactured for the last year and a half. It has an upgraded processor over the original Joey. Currently there is no way to request a Joey2 since the Dish System treats both as a standard Joey. That may change when the Hopper3 is released. The Super Joey is entirely different as it contain two additional tuners for the Hopper's use.
Make sure there is open space on both sides of the Hopper as thats where the fan and intake vents are. If the Hopper is shoved tight to one side, it will overheat.
The Joey2, formally called Joey CR is simply any regular Joey manufactured for the last year and a half. It has an upgraded processor over the original Joey. Currently there is no way to request a Joey2 since the Dish System treats both as a standard Joey. That may change when the Hopper3 is released. The Super Joey is entirely different as it contain two additional tuners for the Hopper's use.
For some reason when I signed up last month I got the Joey 1. No wonder it is so slow. Why not just give me the two.
Is there any way you can tell the difference between the original and Joey 2?
You will not need any more cabling than what you already have. There is only one cable from the dish to the hub, which would be located at your hub area. From there you have one cable each to your receivers. Your Super Joey will have to be replaced by a Joey.
Is there any way you can tell the difference between the original and Joey 2?
The newer Joey has been out for quite a while now but as you say, there's no obvious indication of it vs the older one. Unless Dish produces both models -- very unlikely -- one could go by the production date, which I do believe is on the outside label of the packaging (box). If it was produced in Dec, Nov, etc, even up to last June, it's most likely the newer model.Sounds like NOW they are working on a way to distinguish the "2.0" such that it can be ordered/installed with the H3.
that they're perfect candidates for re-use
The Joey 2.0 (or Joey CR if you prefer) doesn't have satellite tuners in it and presumably, the Super Joey isn't compatible with the Hopper 3 and the Joey 2.0 is. Whether or not the Super Joey supports MoCA 2.0 or DPZ doesn't much matter if DISH won't allow it.Scott, is the 2.0 Joey different from the Super Joey?
I've actually had two HDDs fail and the latest replacement has been buzzing something fierce (which now won't be a problem because I intend to switch to the H3). Each time they didn't stop dead, there were warning signs that enabled me time to back everything up. And for the few days it took DIRT to get a new one in my hands between watching live and On Demand it really wasn't as big a deal as I made it up to be in my mind. Totally agree, why spend the money even if on the lease the net difference is only $2.
As long as they could offer a graceful way of dealing with the EHD being full. I'm dubious that this is a trivial problem.You know what would be great, an auto backup to external HDD option!
Please forgive me if I'm misinterpreting this, but wouldn't that be two years?I Googled "xip110cr" and found lots of import-related information. One example is here, https://www.zauba.com/import-xip110/hs-code-85340000/month-2014-01-01T00:00:00Z-hs-code.html.
Dish has been importing things related to the "CR" model for at least a year. It's in the thousands of units too, so it's not just samples, test parts, etc.
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You know what would be great, an auto backup to external HDD option!
Key words are "at least"Please forgive me if I'm misinterpreting this, but wouldn't that be two years?
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