Transfer timer list from 722 to HWS?

gary s

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Is it possible to transfer my timer list from a 722 to a HWS using a 21.0 remote?

Saw someone ask about a 622 (not possible) so thought I would ask about my 722.

Seems to me I remember reading it was only possible with a 722k but not sure.
 
Is it possible to transfer my timer list from a 722 to a HWS using a 21.0 remote?

Saw someone ask about a 622 (not possible) so thought I would ask about my 722.

Seems to me I remember reading it was only possible with a 722k but not sure.

Unfortunately no. 722 doesn't have the capability to backup timers to the remote. Also, the 21.0 is not capable of transferring timers to Hopper.

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Unfortunately no. 722 doesn't have the capability to backup timers to the remote. Also, the 21.0 is not capable of transferring timers to Hopper.

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Does this imply that I can backup the Hopper timers? If so, how do I do that?
 
Does this imply that I can backup the Hopper timers? If so, how do I do that?

Using a linked 40.0 remote, hold zero until the System Wizard shows up, then hit backup. It also automatically backs up weekly.

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Using the remote to back up timers is just plain ridiculous. What Dish should have done years ago is to add a Save function on Dish Remote Access (now Dish Anywhere). This would have worked well for all DVRs with a broadband connection, including upgrades from a 622 to a HwS, and would have saved a lot of people from losing everything when a receiver goes down unexpectedly, or for those of us without a receiver model with the remote backup option.
 
Using the remote to back up timers is just plain ridiculous. What Dish should have done years ago is to add a Save function on Dish Remote Access (now Dish Anywhere). This would have worked well for all DVRs with a broadband connection, including upgrades from a 622 to a HwS, and would have saved a lot of people from losing everything when a receiver goes down unexpectedly, or for those of us without a receiver model with the remote backup option.
I don't think it's entire ridiculous, as there are plenty of subs without broadband connected receivers, but it would be nice to have a DRA/DA option. Covers more scenarios that way.
 
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