I have a VIP622 - had it for quite a few years.
Just lately encountered a strange fault but one that I'm not 100% certain hasn't always been there.
I have the receiver set for dual mode, HD TV in the living room and SD in the bedroom.
Remote 1 (living room) is the IR universal - works fine.
Remote 2 (bedroom) is the UHF - works fine so long as receiver 1 is NOT on.
I.e. Receiver 1 on, watching TV in living room.
Go into bedroom and 622 completely ignores the UHF from remote. BUT, if I walk into the living room so the receiver "sees" the IR from remote 2, then I can control receiver #2.
Turn receiver 1 OFF, go back into bedroom and I can control receiver 2 from UHF....
The thing is that it's very infrequent that I ever want to have both receivers on at the same time. Plus, my experience of Dish operators leaves me loath to walk them through this strange problem.
Oh, and the other thing is that, when we upgraded to the 622 we ended up with 2 sets of remotes (2xUHF, 2xIR). Bot UHF controls work exactly the same way.
Any ideas, am I missing something obvious?
Just lately encountered a strange fault but one that I'm not 100% certain hasn't always been there.
I have the receiver set for dual mode, HD TV in the living room and SD in the bedroom.
Remote 1 (living room) is the IR universal - works fine.
Remote 2 (bedroom) is the UHF - works fine so long as receiver 1 is NOT on.
I.e. Receiver 1 on, watching TV in living room.
Go into bedroom and 622 completely ignores the UHF from remote. BUT, if I walk into the living room so the receiver "sees" the IR from remote 2, then I can control receiver #2.
Turn receiver 1 OFF, go back into bedroom and I can control receiver 2 from UHF....
The thing is that it's very infrequent that I ever want to have both receivers on at the same time. Plus, my experience of Dish operators leaves me loath to walk them through this strange problem.
Oh, and the other thing is that, when we upgraded to the 622 we ended up with 2 sets of remotes (2xUHF, 2xIR). Bot UHF controls work exactly the same way.
Any ideas, am I missing something obvious?
