Mike500 said:
The Dishplayer(7100,7200) is not DishPro compatible. The 501DVR is DishPro compatible and is the current high end receiver. The 301 is entry level.
The 60008psk enabled is DishPro compatible and will be SuperDish enables.
It appears that any other previous receiver, although may be DishPro compatible with the DishPro adaptor, will be not software enabled for SuperDish.
Careful here Mike500, what you are saying is not correct. Maybe it is how you are saying it. Legacy receivers, such as the 6000 and there are a list of others, are DishPro campatible, but only via the legacy receiver power adapters. Add the adapter to a 6000 receiver, with or without an 8PSK module and it will work with DishPro LNBFs, without the adapter, it will not.
The 501/508/510/721 receivers are the current DVR receivers, all DishPro. The 811 and 921 will soon join the list of DVRs. The 301 is the current non-DVR receiver, soon to be joined by others, again Dishpro. All other receivers are considered legacy and will require an adapter to work with Dishpro. There may be some old receivers that will not work at all.
Now with that said, we are not real sure what all is going to take place with SuperDish, it remains to be seen. All current receivers and certainly the 6000 will be okay, past that, well let's wait and see. There is also something called DishPro Plus coming, again, lots of unknowns.
Hope this carifies.