Which module do I need for the AU9-SL3-SWM three LNB slim line dish?
1043918
What do you mean by module? You only need the SWM and the 3 LNB dish. If you want to use it as single wire to each receiver, if you have more than 2, you need splitters. That SWM only has two outputs for the single wire feature.
2223573
You need a 30 inch dish (Minimum) and a linear LNB. There are numerous FTA satellites that you can access.
2012640
it will work with any dish aimed at 119, or 110 , 129 satellites, old or new as long your dish is aimed properly with the right LNB
1033277
i use my dish for my camper and i also use the "dish aligner" i just back and looked at my account for a part number but couldnt find one. sorry. i just had directv at the house to reset the dish. i asked him about his meter he said any good meter should work. of course im not crazy about spending 200$ for a good meter. thats why i bpught the other tool.no meter required. good luck.
1613341
If you are using the SL3-WWM LNB, then this will solve that error message. I was getting the same error message until I added this power supply.
1202596
No, it is not compatible with the SWM dish. The SWM 16 must use a 4 wire dish then the swm16 has 2 ports for connecting 2 SWM splitters (2 to 8 ports each) to connect SWM compatible receivers to and also 2-3 ports for older non-SWM compatible receivers for a maximum total of 16 tuners.
2101427
Don't see why not, as long as your antenna/lnb is aligned to that satellite, and it is available in your region, the receiver will support it. Software update might be required
2131731
I'm not sure. I just know that when Directv came to hook us up, they had to replace the lmn and the dish itself because neither one worked. Would not recommend!!
2021433
It needs to be a dish satellite - KU 30" or C band 6-10' dish. Hope this helps.
784224
It needs a power supply unless your are connected to a SWM switch. A SWM switch will power the LNB. B-band converter is only needed for earlier model receivers. During setup the receiver will tell if a converter is needed.
1561864
AS THE WEB SITE SAYS: "Compatible with all Dishpro and Dishpro plus receivers (2xx,3xx,5xx,6xx,7xx,8xx,9xx series)"
1850536
This will work with any of the current "Single Wire" dishes and receivers. If your dish has a single wire coming out of it, with a single LNB, you will be fine. It will NOT work with older dishes and receivers.
1760186
I bought the unit for Starmate8 so I do not know if it will work with the Stratus sv3
611521
Yes this is for the Direct TV Single Wire Multiswitch (SWM) system. It is not for the previous systems. The antenna, inserter, multiswitch, and receivers must be compatable with this newer system.
2153008
Yes, but keep in mind this package does not contain an LNB. If you currently have a dish with an compatible LNB you may be able to remove it from the current dish and install it on this dish. If you currently do not have a dish with an LNB for your receiver, an SWM system (SiWM) or SWM SL5S LNB that uses the single wire technology with power injector will be needed.
2146184
Its Sirius direct connect ready, so you would need the module (sold separately). The kit would then link in the back of the deck.
663132
I am also not an expert, but I have an HR44 and HR24 with a Slimline 5. You really should talk with DIRECTV as I believe the whole house functionality with only work with 2 HR-XX's. I recommend replacing the B-Band converters and switching to SWM, as it eliminates the wiring mess from the dish. It works well. Be careful re the "Genie" ... DIRECTV seems to use the term to describe both the HR34 and the HR44. The HR44 is a significantly better unit. Smaller and near zero latency re channel switching. The HR34 has real problems. I got rid of mine.