no signal dish turbo HD and VIP 222k reciever

hockeyplayer14

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i am trying to install my dish network dish and reciever.. i have the grey sat dish that says "dish turbo HD" on it and i have the VIP 222k receiver.... i only have one TV in my house.... the cable from the dish is in the LNB is in the left port "1" and i run that into the box on the side of my house outside and that runs directly into the house then into the receiver... when i go to installation and point dish, we cannot get any signal whatsoever for 110 or 119... NONE... i do not know why i cannot get any signal.... any ideas??!?! would appreciate the help! thanks!
 
hockeyplayer14 said:
i am trying to install my dish network dish and reciever.. i have the grey sat dish that says "dish turbo HD" on it and i have the VIP 222k receiver.... i only have one TV in my house.... the cable from the dish is in the LNB is in the left port "1" and i run that into the box on the side of my house outside and that runs directly into the house then into the receiver... when i go to installation and point dish, we cannot get any signal whatsoever for 110 or 119... NONE... i do not know why i cannot get any signal.... any ideas??!?! would appreciate the help! thanks!

I could be wrong but if the dish has "Turbo HD" on it should see three satellites. Either 110,119,129 or 61.5, 72, 77. This depends on your location and the actual dish configuration.
Maybe u could provide some more info like your city and state. That would help the experts here.

Ross

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Since you have a dual tuner unit make sure you hook up the separator that comes with the receiver

or even better when you're in the menu aiming the dish, under TUNER it seems to default to 02 which obviously there is no hookup to. Make sure its on tuner 01

oh and Welcome :wave: from another Minnesotan ;)
 
I could be wrong but if the dish has "Turbo HD" on it should see three satellites. Either 110,119,129 or 61.5, 72, 77. This depends on your location and the actual dish configuration.
Maybe u could provide some more info like your city and state. That would help the experts here.

Ross

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i am from minnesota... eveleth.... its about 45 min north of duluth.... bout hour and a half south of the canadian border..
 
Since you have a dual tuner unit make sure you hook up the separator that comes with the receiver

or even better when you're in the menu aiming the dish, under TUNER it seems to default to 02 which obviously there is no hookup to. Make sure its on tuner 01

oh and Welcome :wave: from another Minnesotan ;)

waht came with the receiver is a "triplexer" that says antenna satellite 1 satellite 2... is taht what u mean by the separator? im kinda new to the satellite stuff...
i havent checked in the "tuner" thing yet i could take a look at that when i give it a try again...
and thanks for the welcome :)
 
Here's some info on the triplexer from Dish techportal:

  • Combines the functionality of a DISH Pro Plus Separator and a diplexer into a single device to simplify installation.
  • Cables are pre-labeled using the blue SATELLITE IN and yellow CH 21-69 OUT labels for easier installation.
  • The triplexer’s ports are color coded to match the color coding on the receiver’s back panel.
  • The "Input" is connected to a DISH Pro Plus switch or LNBF and diplexer supporting the TV2 backfeed.
  • The "Satellite In" ports are connected to a DISH Pro Plus dual-tuner receiver's two "Satellite In" ports.
  • The “CH 21-69” port connects to the “Home Distribution” port on the receiver
    Note: If the TV2 backfeed isn’t used, this port can be connected to the receiver’s “Over the Air Antenna In” to diplex the OTA signal.​
 
the triplexer is connected to all the correct ports in the back of the receiver... i am tryin to aim at 110 and 119 and im getting absolutely nothing..

make sure in the menus its set for satellite 119 transponder 11 or 13. The 1st 1/2 dozen or so transponders on 119 are spotbeams so they only work in specific areas (none in MN). 11 & 13 are CONUS (whole US) so they work anywheres

go to dishpointer.com and put in your location and select dish 1000.2 (thats the HD one). Make sure the elevation and skew are set properly

Is it possible to take a picture of the dish so we know which dish you have? Or if there is any literature that verifies what dish you have?
 
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make sure in the menus its set for satellite 119 transponder 11 or 13. The 1st 1/2 dozen or so transponders on 119 are spotbeams so they only work in specific areas (none in MN). 11 & 13 are CONUS (whole US) so they work anywheres

go to dishpointer.com and put in your location and select dish 1000.2 (thats the HD one). Make sure the elevation and skew are set properly

Is it possible to take a picture of the dish so we know which dish you have? Or if there is any literature that verifies what dish you have?
 
the picture of my dish is above your last quote.. its kinda small idk how to make it bigger... when i go to dish pointer it says the skew should be -1.4 degrees... my skew on the back of my dish is numbers like in the 200's... is -1.4 around 209 skew? that what the skew tells me to be when i put my zip in on the dish pointer option on the receiver... also the damn bracket doesnt have the elevation markings on it so its hard to get that elevation... i know im close cuz of my old dish that was on there that has the elevation numbers on the bracket..
 
when you click on the pic it does blow it up. I cant see the LNB's but from other pics it looks like you have the right LNB for 110/119/129

using dishpointer and selecting 1000.2 as the dish (110/119/129) I get the following

elevation 30 (well 29.7)
azimuth (where to aim) 214
skew (this is on the back of the dish) should be set to 112

Weird the bracket doesnt have elevation markings on it

Set skew to 112 and leave it
rough aim to 214 which is almost SW then go from there
 

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