After a month of flawless PTAT function with S207, I have had nothing but problems with PTAT since S209 spooled to my two Hoppers last week.
The Hoppers would not record anything in PTAT some nights, only one network of the four some nights and other nights a different one of the four networks would record. I worked with DIRT, rebooted, ran switch tests and did complete power cycles. Nothing worked.
Thursday night we had some storms pass through the Chicago area and I noticed that both Hoppers were searching for the 62.5 satellite. The error message got me to thinking. Last fall I had switched from a mixed arc to a western arc configuration. However, since I had a DPP44, i just left my old 62.5 wing dish connected. On a whim, this morning I disconnected the 62.5 wing dish from the DPP44, did a switch test and reset.
Tonight, both Hoppers recorded all shows on all PTAT channels with no issue.
I'll let you know if the solution holds.
The Hoppers would not record anything in PTAT some nights, only one network of the four some nights and other nights a different one of the four networks would record. I worked with DIRT, rebooted, ran switch tests and did complete power cycles. Nothing worked.
Thursday night we had some storms pass through the Chicago area and I noticed that both Hoppers were searching for the 62.5 satellite. The error message got me to thinking. Last fall I had switched from a mixed arc to a western arc configuration. However, since I had a DPP44, i just left my old 62.5 wing dish connected. On a whim, this morning I disconnected the 62.5 wing dish from the DPP44, did a switch test and reset.
Tonight, both Hoppers recorded all shows on all PTAT channels with no issue.
I'll let you know if the solution holds.