I don't think a SWiM channel represents an entire polarity. That would require stacking things awfully high and probably not reliably over RG59.You would think its possible as 8 swm channels could in theory carry all 8 satellite polarities.
I don't think a SWiM channel represents an entire polarity. That would require stacking things awfully high and probably not reliably over RG59.You would think its possible as 8 swm channels could in theory carry all 8 satellite polarities.
texasbrit said:Yes. It's designed for commercial "loop thru" installations, see http://forums.solidsignal.com/docs/The New DRE.pdf It's been around since earlier this year...
The question also is will DIRECTV D/L the software for residential DVR's/receivers to be able to use the SWM13?Yea but it's still possible to use in residential installations.
The question is the software in the receivers capable of reading a swm13 switch?
I'm taking a class for this on the 26tg
You'll have to scroll all of the way down this link to see it(because I still haven't learned how to upload a picture to this site),but they have a picture of a new Digital Single-Wire LNB.Get ready for this - I saw a prototype at the directv convention in april - a swm13 LNB- YES, thirteen tuners on one lnb. cat's pajamas, man!
Set up looks straight forward as far as the physical parts, how do you set it up in the Repeat Sat Set up section, it's a SWM, do you just use the SWM 3 setting ?I've been running one of the SWM13 LNBs from an eBay seller for a couple months now. Working perfect so far, no noticeable difference.
Didn't need it, I already had a SWM16. I just picked it up to try it out since it was cheap ($40 range).
Left it in place as it took significantly less wiring, removed 3 wires of my 5 running to the dish (always left a spare).
There is a DSWM setting in setup.Set up looks straight forward as far as the physical parts, how do you set it up in the Repeat Sat Set up section, it's a SWM, do you just use the SWM 3 setting ?
Oh, never noticed that before, but I suppose I have never really had reason to look either.There is a DSWM setting in setup.