DECA wise, this makes little sense.jbhsv said:
The DECA is the same 525-575 MHz signal.
It might have more to do with the receivers connected than the DECA itself.
This might have a lot more to do with it.
How do you have 25 tuners off a SWiM?
Slow response on SWM 16 DECA across SWM Ports
I notice that when fast forwarding a show through commercials if the 2 boxes are on the same SWM Port on the SWM16 it is significantly faster, in fact when fast forwarding across the 2 ports it is almost slow enough to not see when the show has started back. Has anyone else noticed this?
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The DECA is the same 525-575 MHz signal.
It might have more to do with the receivers connected than the DECA itself.
How do you have 25 tuners off a SWiM?
I am actually in transition currently i have a swm 16 and a swm 8 on 2 separate dishes. What is your recommendation on best way to hook everything up?
Easiest way is just eliminate the 2nd dish and run 4 short cables from the 4 swm16 legacy ports to the 4 inputs of the swm8.
"The approved method" is to use 2-way splitters to feed both SWiMs. These do add a bit of loss between the dish/LNB and the SWiMs.jbhsv said:I am actually in transition currently i have a swm 16 and a swm 8 on 2 separate dishes. What is your recommendation on best way to hook everything up?
There's a pretty good article here on the options: http://forums.solidsignal.com/showthread.php/336-WHITE-PAPER-More-than-16-tuners-in-the-home
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