I have to go out and replace a 301/311 receiver, # R0054750867, with another. Is a 311 receiver # R0079819205 an updated unit to replace the prior unit? or is that unit out of date also?
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you have to look at the S# (smart card number)....
S00-old card (yellow)
S19 is newer card and in most cases will work fine but you need to verify the R&S # with Dish
311 is a SD only receiver but still will work fine. It also can get 8PSK for some markets SD locals
S00-old card (yellow)
S19 is newer card and in most cases will work fine but you need to verify the R&S # with Dish
311 is a SD only receiver but still will work fine. It also can get 8PSK for some markets SD locals
I have to go out and replace a 301/311 receiver with another. A 311 receiver and updated unit to race the prior unit? or is that unit out of date also?
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I removed the R&S #'s as that is how they (Dish) activate them 
Best thing to do is to PM a DIRT (Dish Internet Response Team) member...they can verify it can be activated. From the main page (scroll to bottom) their named are in RED
http://www.satelliteguys.us/forum.php
Best thing to do is to PM a DIRT (Dish Internet Response Team) member...they can verify it can be activated. From the main page (scroll to bottom) their named are in RED
http://www.satelliteguys.us/forum.php
The 311 is an 8PSK receiver, and is still valid to use. The 301 is QPSK, and is considered obsolete. If there's anything I can help you with, please feel free to send me a PM
what if you still have one on an account?
I know my dad has at least 1 301....maybe 2 on his account. It still works fine.
It's a passive swap. If one were to ever fail, or if we were to send a tech out for any reason, they would be replaced with 311s
Edited - Thanks 3HaloODST
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