Thread: 1000.2 and dish pro (not dish pro +)

Quote: Originally Posted by DishSubLA However, I do believe that should you ever need to use an external switch for the 1000.2, it must be the DPP44 (and possibly the DPP34). You have to use DP LNBs in order to use a switch, otherwise the switch in the DPP lnb and the external switch fight.

Quote: You will however need to get DPP Separators for your (2x) 522 receivers, since they will now only require one cable line. o yeah forgot about those, they are very crucial hah

Quote: Originally Posted by The-P Hes right. There are 3 outputs and 1 input on the 1000.2 LNB. You will however need to get DPP Separators for your (2x) 522 receivers, since they will now only require one cable line. He needs 3 separators but the 722k should come w/ one, so he will only need to buy 2.

Do you mean DP34 switches?

My current set up is a dish 500 with a dish pro (not dish pro +) head. From the head I have four cables running from the head to my first switch (only two of the four cables are being used). The switch is a SW 34. From this first SW34 I have two drops to my first receiver (soon to be my location for my new dual tuner VIP 722) Also from the SW 34 I run two cable to another SW 34 (second SW 34). From my second SW 34, I have four drops, two each...

Quote: Originally Posted by hawker152 you wont need any switches bro. the 1000.2 has DPP tech which combines the two lines you've been using into one. therefore you can run your two 522's and your new 722 with one single 1000.2 LNB Hes right. There are 3 outputs and 1 input on the 1000.2 LNB. You will however need to get DPP Separators for your (2x) 522 receivers, since they will now only require one cable line.

When the technician comes to do your upgrade, he will take care of it. Your switch will be gone when he leaves.

However, I do believe that should you ever need to use an external switch for the 1000.2, it must be the DPP44 (and possibly the DPP34).

Ok so the separator is the one that goes in the back for the receiver right?? also the 1000.2 doesnt need any switch meaning i can run one of those outputs to the receiver and thats it!??