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  1. Hopper System Support Forum
    For three Hoppers, you'll need a two DPP44s (or a DPP44 and a DPP33,) a Duo Node, and a Solo Node. I have a diagram available if you need it.
  2. Hopper System Support Forum
    NDEB here. It's just different hardware revisions. Software is still the same.
  3. Hopper System Support Forum
    S506 is nothing new.
  4. Hopper System Support Forum
    This feature now works on the regular Joeys as well.
  5. Hopper System Support Forum
    SOON™
  6. Hopper System Support Forum
    Yup they fixed that about a month or so ago. They probably found the bug when writing the software for the Wireless Joey.
  7. Hopper System Support Forum
    Dish, and possibly other places online.
  8. Hopper System Support Forum
    The Hopper remote antenna uses an M10 connector. There are M10 extension kits but I haven't found anything that converts the standard F-connector to M10 yet. The UHF 2G uses 2.4GHz ZigBee technology. So the ideal antenna length would be 1.23 inches, 2.46 inches, 3.07 inches or 4.92 inches...
  9. Hopper System Support Forum
    Makes sense, since Ethernet/WiFi are not officially supported on the Joey. I'm just glad 99% of the functionality is there and that it works as well as MoCA.
  10. ViP612/622/722/722K DVR Support Forum
    The 32.0 remote does not work on the 722k.
  11. Hopper System Support Forum
    Yes. I had my Joey on WiFi before I put it on Ethernet. Same issue as Ethernet Joey. The sharing menu only shows up on MoCA. Not a huge deal though. I believe that is by design so that two Internet-connected Hoppers wouldn't see each others' recordings if they were on separate MoCA networks.
  12. Hopper System Support Forum
    Well it was 10+7+7+7+7= $38 but now it's 12+12+12+12+7-5-5-5=$40 for the next 18 months then it will be 12+12+12+12+7=$55.
  13. Hopper System Support Forum
    The MoCA-connected devices grab an IP directly from the router's DHCP server. So the Hopper acts more like a switch than a bridge.
  14. Hopper System Support Forum
    I have 4 Hoppers and 1 Joey on Ethernet. Only one Hopper is connected to the Internet via Ethernet. That Hopper has bridging enabled which allows Internet access on all Hoppers. All Hoppers can see each other as well as the Joey can see all 4 Hoppers. It is a limitation with the Joey on...
  15. Hopper System Support Forum
    TV signal obviously requires coax connection to dish, but Hopper/SJ communication can work via Ethernet. Sent from my iPhone 4S using DBSTalk mobile app
  16. Hopper System Support Forum
    Super Joey will work on Ethernet. Sent from my iPhone 4S using DBSTalk mobile app
  17. ViP612/622/722/722K DVR Support Forum
    I already answered your post on the "other" site but I wanted to answer here in case anyone else is wondering. Turn on Groups and it'll show up in My Recordings
  18. Hopper System Support Forum
    I'm not so sure that 2H/1SJ absolutely won't work. Keep in mind they also stated that 3+ Hoppers couldn't be connected together but I've been doing it for nearly two years now. Sent from my iPhone 4S using DBSTalk mobile app
  19. Hopper System Support Forum
    I have four Hoppers on one account. It requires extra switches and the third and fourth Hopper had to be purchased. As for the Super Joey, we don't know yet if it will work with two Hoppers as it's not yet released. The SJ would almost certainly have to be purchased and with the appropriate...
  20. Hopper System Support Forum
    You will get a 1000+ dish (pulls in 110/118.7/119/129.) Two cables are required from the dish to the node. From there there is only one cable from the node to the Hopper. They can put a Solo Node at the dish, two feeds to the node from the dish, they should put a 75-ohm terminator on the CLIENT...
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