Specifically, will this work with a Dish Network VIP-722 which is set up directly to receiver without a switch?
510147
Don't know what a 722 system is but it works on our standard DISH TV system. I use it for connection to a second TV on channel #2.
510148
That is what I am using them on. Just watch the power pass. Cable from the box to the box has power the other cable goes on the shielded side.
1717593
Works only with dish network. Must use the receiver vp211k. I purchased as package. Since you have purchased the equipment, there is no contract. It is prepay monthly only.Hope this helps.
2057994
According to the specs and from what Dish installer told me, the answer is yes. The frequency range of the two signals are far apart and so combining the two feeds into a single cable and then splitting them out at the receiver end should work. I spent a lot of time investigating before purchasing, but then I ended up wiring my system differently after buying these, so cannot speak from experience.
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I don't recommend trying to mix Dish equipment with anything else. If it works, you got really lucky. They are even touchy about what splitters/combiners used with specific equipment. If you don't have solid advice from someone who understands satellite gear pretty well, don't bother. Equipment specific to Dish Network can be a mystery.
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I would say it should. Most equipment today works on the same principle and has to pass the power to the LNB. The power pass goes from the Receiver to the Dish. The other side will feed the antenna or other satellite out signal. I had a long post about the power pass but I suspect you know something about it if you are looking at these.
998474
Any dish receiver will work with this unit. I grab my hopper and Joey from the house (you need to install a switch to use the Joey - DISH Network 185834 Solo Node For Hopper/Joey) and it works great.
775265
This question would be best answered by the vendor. My remote is the exact unit that came with the dish receiver and has a A B switch inside it but I left in the A position.This is a UHF remote and will control the DVR anywhere in the house. Only needs to have channel set to your receiver channel you program.
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I don't have Dish so I can't say with 100% certainty. But I believe as long as you're not using one of the RF remotes or the RF function of the remote that IR signals are mostly all compatible.
2187881
I'm sorry but I can't answer that question as I do not use the Dish Network receiver myself.
967651
ask the seller for the receiver #.also, I may have mine for sale, as I just switched to Dish
972659
Sorry, Stephanie. I am not sure. My receiver is a Dish VIP722k DVR. I know it works for ours. Our dog has chewed about 8 remotes and we have replaced it several times. Best of luck in your search.
250250
I assume you are using 100.2 and not 1002, the answer is no it will not work on 100.2, if you use it this LNB with dish 500 HD then you need dpp44 switch. dish networks LNB's and Dishes are very specific!!!
1775966
Yes, as long you're using an activated receiver on your account it will work. Just mount and install, then align the dish and if its properly aligned it will see your channels.
510127
It works perfectly with Dish Hopper, which has an IR input... can't speak for DirecTV, but if it has IR, it should.
362007
If the DISH satellite receiver has a signal output using RCA cables, should work fine. If the tv has a coax input.
1407965
As with all "Dish" offerings the VIP remote will control most everything. Be advised DO NOT loose the code documentation for those devicesSooner or later you will have to reprogram that remote. Believe me, I know.
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If you have a Dish Network Receiver from home the Dip switches must be set for Dish Network inside the Carryout befor it will come up. The Carryout Instructions will tell what ones to set. If you have Direct, the Dip switches must be set for Direct. Remember you must reset the Receiver to work with the Carryout. Do you know how to do the reset? It is a long process and I have it down pat.