Do you think you will be able to have a Hopper & one joey and a 722k or is it a either or thing. Reason is the kids are SD so I would keep the 722k for them. Two kids. Thanks
Perhaps they will not lease a mixed system but instead permit activation of an owned VIP receiver addition to the H/J system as shown in the training materials.I have been told by someone that has the Hopper and going through training that having a vip receiver on a Hopper account will work but Dish just is not going to market it that way. That's why it's in the manual.
Great thought!! I think I'll choose to go with it and maybe an RV exemption to give me a good night's sleep.rdinkel said:Perhaps they will not lease a mixed system but instead permit activation of an owned VIP receiver addition to the H/J system as shown in the training materials.
rglore said:The Hopper Joey installer training materials clearly show a connected "Optional VIP receiver". So it's clearly not so clear.
Scherrman said:I have been told by someone that has the Hopper and going through training that having a vip receiver on a Hopper account will work but Dish just is not going to market it that way. That's why it's in the manual.
Perhaps they will not lease a mixed system but instead permit activation of an owned VIP receiver addition to the H/J system as shown in the training materials.
Does anyone know if a DPP 33 will work in series with (connected to the pass-thru ports) of a DP 34?
Does anyone know if a DPP 33 will work in series with (connected to the pass-thru ports) of a DP 34? I happen to have both of these switches, and wonder if this would allow me to "mix" receiver types. The VIP(s) would come off the DP 34, ahead of the DPP 33 and Hopper node. One issue might be power use, but there could be others. Thanks.
Brad
I do know it works with a DPP44. I have a DPP44 and a DPP33 on the pass through of the DPP44 and it works fine. So, I would assume it would work with the DP34.
TheKrell said:I had this configuration for years until Dish upgraded me from mixed-arc to EA. Works fine. 722 and two 612's on the DPP33, and a mixture of single-tuner receivers on the DP34. I presume this would likewise work for the Hoppers, but who knows? One thing I did learn the hard way is that you absolutely positively MUST have a receiver plugged in to power that DP34. Apparently there are active buffers or amps in it.