I have a Slimline SL3K4NR2-01 that I am having trouble setting up with my Home HR24-100 receiver. I have a SWM insert (P121R3-16) I bought along with the MSPLIT2RO-01. Can someone confirm this is all I need or do I have the wrong equipment to get this to work. I have researched as best I can and cannot make this happen.
Tripod Setup SL3K
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Need more info, what have you set up so far, whats not working ?
Have you set this up previously ?
Have you set this up previously ?
to Satelliteguys pancho55!You don't need the power inserter, but you do need a b-band converter between the lnb and the receiver. You don't need the splitter either. If you have more than one receiver just connect it to one of the other outputs of the lnb.
How many lines from LNB?
1 or 4?
If 4, then no power inserted but will need band converter. If 1 line then will need power inserted.
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1 or 4?
If 4, then no power inserted but will need band converter. If 1 line then will need power inserted.
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If he uses the SWM set up, he'll only need 1 line regardless ... (which generally makes things easier for when camping) make sure he has the splitter with him if he's using more than 1 recvr.
Thanks, will try that again.
You don't need the power inserter, but you do need a b-band converter between the lnb and the receiver. You don't need the splitter either. If you have more than one receiver just connect it to one of the other outputs of the lnb.
Yes! But we need to identify the type of LNB he is using first as an H24 will work with either
Actually a legacy style LNB may be easier in this situation as the power inserted is not required
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OK, you do NOT have a SWM LNB. Keep this simple - you need two wires from the satellite to the receiver (HR24), NO power inserter, NO splitters, and TWO B-Band Converters.
On the satellite setup, select SL3, do not select SWM, and select dual tuner - unless you run only one wire in which case you can select single and only use one tuner.
If after that you don't have signal, your aim is likely off.
You could set up the HR 24 to operate off of 1 tuner if you have a legacy LNB.
It’s a toss up between twin coax and a power inserter
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Thanks guys, will try this and let all know, quick question. I am setting this up on RV after I do it on my back yard, can I put a slitter until I get inside and then do 2 lines or do I need to run a second line from dish to RV?
