how do you pair 40.0 remote control for hopper/joey receivers?
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If you have another 'paired' remote: use it to go to settings...handheld remotes then press a button on the 'new' remote. (I think it's the input or select button) If you do not have another 'paired' remote: open the front of the Hopper/Joey...one of the buttons puts it into pairing mode which will also put all the information you need on the screen...follow the directions on the screen. This works whether you have a 'paired' remote or not.
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Before you pair, save the system settings on the Hopper/Joey. Once the settings are saved you can transfer/download them to the receiver. Thai will transfer all the settings including and TV, DVD, etc. devices
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If you have another 'paired' remote: use it to go to settings...handheld remotes then press a button on the 'new' remote. (I think it's the input or select button)If you do not have another 'paired' remote: open the front of the Hopper/Joey...one of the buttons puts it into pairing mode which will also put all the information you need on the screen...follow the directions on the screen. This works whether you have a 'paired' remote or not.
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Unfortunately the replacement receiver does not come with instructions for pairing. I have the instructions for my receiver and collar set though. So I'll list the steps below.Step one: make sure both receiver and remote are on.Step two: remove screw on receiver, you will see a small hole. The reset button is inside.Step three: gently poke the reset hole with a clip, pin, or similar object, the red LED will blink on the receiver. Proceed with next step within five seconds of pressing reset.Step four: press V1( or V2 depending on which side of the remote you would like to pair the receiver to). The receiver should respond with a solid LED light and vibrate.And that's it! Good luck and happy training. Unfortunately the replacement receiver does not come with instructions for pairing. I have the instructions for my receiver and collar set though. So I'll list the steps below.Step one: make sure both receiver and remote are on.Step two: remove screw on receiver, you will see a small hole. The reset button is inside.Step three: gently poke the reset hole with a clip, pin, or similar object, the red LED will blink on the receiver. Proceed with next step within five seconds of pressing reset.Step four: press V1( or V2 depending on which side of... » Read More Unfortunately the replacement receiver does not come with instructions for pairing. I have the instructions for my receiver and collar set though. So I'll list the steps below.Step one: make sure both receiver and remote are on.Step two: remove screw on receiver, you will see a small hole. The reset button is inside.Step three: gently poke the reset hole with a clip, pin, or similar object, the red LED will blink on the receiver. Proceed with next step within five seconds of pressing reset.Step four: press V1( or V2 depending on which side of the remote you would like to pair the receiver to). The receiver should respond with a solid LED light and vibrate.And that's it! Good luck and happy training. « Show Less
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I want to use a receiver instead of the control untit. Did you get an answer to your question?
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RTK. I have some of these units. They work really well. I only use the transmitter portion, so I have a couple of receivers laying around. If you would them, just let me know.
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HelloUnfortunately, this remote will not work with a hopper. You need to buy the 40.0 remote control. That is the only remote compatible with the hopper/Joey.
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Yes. Coax is preferred. Ethernet works but might not be supported by Dish (go to satelliteguys dot com for that). And then there's adding wireless to an existing Joey, or just buying a wireless Joey.
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To pair a remote with multiple controllers, perform these steps for each combination:1. Remove power from controller for at least 5 seconds2. Apply power to controller and within 5 seconds hold down both 100% and 25% keys for 5 seconds
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Tried using the R-L approach but it didn't work at all. Ended up finally reading my decade-old receiver manual (Pioneer VSX-D912), configured for the RCA-jacked LFE connection, and it works great.
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The Dish functions for this IR remote work fine with Hopper/Joey as long as go into their menus and select IR under the Remote section. It does not work to set the TV codes through the Hoppe/Joey but you can do them the old way. Using one of these IR remotes in same room as Hopper/Joey then using the 40.1 that came with the receiver as a UHF remote for mirroring the signal to another room is great. Either use a 3/4 modulator, component out or a HDMI splitter to accomplish the mirror. I have done all three - very easy
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It comes with a USB cable to connect it to the Hopper. You need to supply a coaxial cable and an antenna. I'm using it with a set of rabbit ears and it work great. I'm able the access the OTA channels on the hopper and both Joeys.
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You have to program it to your hopper. You can look up how online if you don't have the manual
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C.T. Wallace is correct. I had the same problem, and then synced while wired, and *bing* - it found my BDT-320 and works nicely. (A lot better than the crap remote it comes with that you can't see in the dark.)
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I purchased mine and originally hooked it up directly with coaxial to the extra port on existing node on sat. dish on roof, then activated it and it worked fine.However at some point I went to settings and configured the network setup as a MAC bridge, it continued to work properly even after I disconnected the coaxial cable from the Joey completely. So it continued to work with nothing but a regular network cable running to the hopper and functioned normally. I was surprised.So perhaps in Mac Bridge mode all that is needed is a connection to your hopper.But during activation I am not sure if they would be able to activate it that way, call Dish and ask. I purchased mine and originally hooked it up directly with coaxial to the extra port on existing node on sat. dish on roof, then activated it and it worked fine.However at some point I went to settings and configured the network setup as a MAC bridge, it continued to work properly even after I disconnected the coaxial cable from the Joey completely. So it continued to work with nothing but a regular network cable running to the hopper and functioned normally. I was surprised.So perhaps in Mac Bridge mode all that is needed is a connection to your hopper.But during... » Read More I purchased mine and originally hooked it up directly with coaxial to the extra port on existing node on sat. dish on roof, then activated it and it worked fine.However at some point I went to settings and configured the network setup as a MAC bridge, it continued to work properly even after I disconnected the coaxial cable from the Joey completely. So it continued to work with nothing but a regular network cable running to the hopper and functioned normally. I was surprised.So perhaps in Mac Bridge mode all that is needed is a connection to your hopper.But during activation I am not sure if they would be able to activate it that way, call Dish and ask. « Show Less
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If you lost your manual, here's a link to a PDF with the pertinent info on using & programming the remote: http://remotes.com/remotes/documents/Onkyo/RC-738M.pdf
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No, the 40.0 remote will only work the Hopper and Joey. For the 722 you need the 21.0 remote which is available at this time from Amazon.
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You have to have a digital adapter on your TV-I hooked mine up to my Joey Receiver on Dish.
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We have 2 Hoppers with sling and 4 Joeys and all have the same style remote. You need to pair the remote to the individual Hopper or Joey and you can link several remotes to one device.