Hope I'm not asking a redundant type of question?
I have a DPP 44 Switch
It is connected to a 721 and a VIP 622 with a separator on both. That consumes two feed off of the switch.
Next is a 501 that takes the third.
I have a spare (4th) feed from the switch left over from when it was a Dp 34 previously. Can I hook up a Dishplayer 7100 to that without a legacy adapter?
I'm seeing ambiguous information. What I see says the 7100 will see the the DPP 44 as a SW64. Then I see:
up to four single tuner DP receivers.
Up to two Dual Tuner Receivers
Up to four Dish Pro Plus receivers when each is used with a seperator
Then I also see 7110 can hook up to ports 1, 2, or 3. Not port 4
Will this all work together trouble free? I may replace the 501 down the road.
Before anybody asks, I like my Dishplayer, always did. I have it modded where it is quiet and cool running. All that took was replacing the stock old drive with a new Laptop (2.5") drive that runs quiet and cool and reduces the load on the power supply. I'm thinking of using it along with the 622 as an overflow receiver in case 3 things air at once that I want to record.
Cheers and Thanks
BTW I tried to find anything on the DPP 44 on www.dishnetwork.com
What a waste as a website!
Roger T
I have a DPP 44 Switch
It is connected to a 721 and a VIP 622 with a separator on both. That consumes two feed off of the switch.
Next is a 501 that takes the third.
I have a spare (4th) feed from the switch left over from when it was a Dp 34 previously. Can I hook up a Dishplayer 7100 to that without a legacy adapter?
I'm seeing ambiguous information. What I see says the 7100 will see the the DPP 44 as a SW64. Then I see:
up to four single tuner DP receivers.
Up to two Dual Tuner Receivers
Up to four Dish Pro Plus receivers when each is used with a seperator
Then I also see 7110 can hook up to ports 1, 2, or 3. Not port 4
Will this all work together trouble free? I may replace the 501 down the road.
Before anybody asks, I like my Dishplayer, always did. I have it modded where it is quiet and cool running. All that took was replacing the stock old drive with a new Laptop (2.5") drive that runs quiet and cool and reduces the load on the power supply. I'm thinking of using it along with the 622 as an overflow receiver in case 3 things air at once that I want to record.
Cheers and Thanks
BTW I tried to find anything on the DPP 44 on www.dishnetwork.com
What a waste as a website!
Roger T