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I first tried Reboot, no change. OK, here is more info, I went online to my account and here is what I found out.... I just installed dish in my vacation home in AZ, I told dish no locals wanted, I took one of the receivers home to CA, near Los Angeles. My account shows locals purchased...

I signed up for the everthing package. Many of the channels I click on say "Please don't call us we know the channel is off, we will get it back as soon as possible" or something like that. Does anyone know anything about that? Thanks

That all makes sense, other than there being a switch already there, is there a way to tell if they are dp or dpp lnbs?

I think I will go with your example pdf 2, it will be easy enough to run one more line and remove the legacy switch than to order a new dpp lnb. Thanks for all the info and help.

what would you do? 1. Keep the existing LNB's and run 2 lines to the ddp rec... 1 line to input 1 straight, and the 2nd line to sat/vhf splitter vhf to tv2 sat line to ddp rec to another sat/vhf splitter and continue to input 2 with vhf part going to vhf out on rec (hope you follow...

Ok I think I got it.... If I get a new dpp twin lnbf I can install it, take one of the lines directly to the first seperator, and the rest should be fine... or I can remove the old legacy 21 (big grey that has 2 lnb in and 1 out to rec), and take both of those lines ... 1 to input 1...

I am hooking up a new dp plus rec to a older dish 500 on roof. dish has 2 lines from the lnbs that go into a switch that reduces feed to single cable. That goes into configuration that original dish installer set up. A splitter, one to rec, one to 2nd room for remote tv. When I do scan for...