Yes, a Hybrid works directly to a HWS. A DPP LNB would need two lines to a node then one to the HWS.
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Yes, a Hybrid works directly to a HWS. A DPP LNB would need two lines to a node then one to the HWS.
Ok, thanks! I haven't done a DPH/HWS setup yet, so I'll keep that in mind when/if it comes up. I've done lots of DPP/HWS setups, including my own, but no DPH's on anything except H3's and Wallys.
Thanks guys. Stay tune. I’ll try again this afternoon. I think I have the coax going to the wrong lnb.
Connect the coax to the far left port and you should be good to go.
I think your problem is probably the actual pointing.
Ok. I’m back. Removed the hub and yes your correct it’s a hub. This is what the guy said I would need. I removed it as u suggested. Connect cable into position 1 of lnb. Not the “in”. I do a switch test and look at details. This is what I get. Please remember this receiver was originally setup in my house with no issues. It had 2 joeys on it. All I did was unplug and plug into a different dish Outside with no joeys. I am thinking that I should have it reprogram itself or something.
If your dish is aligned and you connect a wire from port 1 on the LNB to the Wally then run a switch test you should be good to go.
OK, doesn't matter. You have a Hybrid LNB so just connect the coax to port #1 and do a check switch.
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