Does this LNB work with SWM-8 switch? due to it only one output out or do I need a splitter to connect to connect to swm-8 switch.
801678
Yes,if you have a SWM dish with one output, that output acts like the SWM1 port out of SWM8 multiswitch (in effect, the SWM dish has a SWM8 built into it and has one line running out). Wiring from a SWM dish is the same as a SWM8 using only the SWM1 port. Hope this helps!
801679
Yes, which SWM 8 Switch or splitter are you wanting to use, there are two kinds.
801680
No it will not work with the Swm 8 module. You need the slimline 3 lnb with four coax outputs. You will need four lines to the18 & 13 volt locations on Swm 8 module. If you want to use just one cable you can use that sl3 Swm lnb with an 8 way Swm splitter and a 21 volt power inserter.
801681
Short answer: Yes it works. No splitter needed. Nomenclature counts. "SWM" means "Single Wire Multiswitch" thus the LNB has only one wire for the multiple LNBs contained in the feed horn. Likewise, the "SWM-8" means that the switch will work with the SWM LNB. It requires ONE INPUT, and allows OUTPUT to 8 different receivers all of which can be tuned to different channels. No splitter is required.
79777
it should, the splitter will only read 1 connection at a time. use an ab switch.
1862190
Hi,yes this LNB is exactly for dual receiver and you don't need any switches,just you have to run one cable to the receiver.
1218076
There are splitters available, it depends. What outputs do you need specifically?
400720
While there is no way to "daisy-chain" multiple units, you CAN interconnect two switches together using the "HP ProCurve 10-GbE al Interconnect Kit" (J9165A). I've been using a 48-port and a 24-port switch hooked together this way for the last three years... works like a charm and provides 10 Gbps bandwidth between the two switches, which is more than enough for my needs.
1091094
Well i'm using this Foot switch in a classic 50/410. And i plug in the remote sw. However I use the bright channel because in the clean doesn't give me distortion. So, I do all in bright. As you may see the foot switch has 2 botton. With the left botton (Select/Effects) you can control from the distortion to clean channel, and the right botton (reverb) turns the reverb on or off. What I can say you is that this foot switch is pretty easy to use and I haven't have any problem since I bought it. I hope the answer be useful for you.
630586
Is only made to work for single in, multiple out. There is another one with a switch that is for multiple In and single out
1091243
Your doing what I did - the short answer is yes. My dish has 4 cables coming from the LMBs and I needed one more cable to run to a room which had a Directv receiver. I ran one of the LMB cables to the multi-switch input and two out to different receivers. The switch worked fine for several years until last month when I lost channels on the receiver coming from the switch. I troubleshot it to the multi-switch. I bought another and I'm back in business.
183009
you would need a splitter to allow for both to be hooked up. It has only 1 input
1749221
What is the exact error? Is there a number? Is it 775? The cable should come directly out of your LNB, from your dish to your power inverter in your house. It also depends on how many tv's you have. If you have many tvs, you will need a SWM splitter that accepts the power from the power inverter and goes back to the dish. If it's only for one tv, then you won't need a SWM splitter and you can hook your cable to your power inverter, then to your receiver. Just make sure your cable in is going to the right port.
1479211
I have three receivers connected and all working fine. Try switching around connection to different outputs to see if the Lnb is the problem or the receiver
2090009
Short answer, yes. But you won't be able to split the channels (L/R) on your interface. As you are going into a mono input this shouldn't be an issue.
1858060
Not really sure as it is made for 2 inputs and 1 output each, not the other way around.Daisy chaining them to another switcher could do 4 inputs and 2 outputs, if that's what you mean..
631182
You can use splitter. Let me tell you I have returned this device it was not worth the price and signals were very weak.
2120477
Technically yes with a splitter, however I used only the four channels independently as well as the case FC and Mobo PWM for my D5 pump.
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The most important thing for this item to work is a SWM (single-wire multiswitch) system. If you have one, then this should work. You need to have a router with an open Ethernet port. Then, you will install the DECA Broadband at the router, which will insert Ethernet onto your satellite coax line. Then, if you want an Ethernet jack in one of your rooms, you need ANOTHER DECA broadband in that room as well. If the room has a DIRECTV receiver in it, you will ALSO need a 1x2 SWM splitter, so that you can separate the satellite line and send one end into the receiver and one end into the second DECA Broadband. I do not understand the response from "SATELIZ INC" so I cannot comment on it. The most important thing for this item to work is a SWM (single-wire multiswitch) system. If you have one, then this should work. You need to have a router with an open Ethernet port. Then, you will install the DECA Broadband at the router, which will insert Ethernet onto your satellite coax line. Then, if you want an Ethernet jack in one of your rooms, you need ANOTHER DECA broadband in that room as well. If the room has a DIRECTV receiver in it, you will ALSO need a 1x2 SWM splitter, so that you can separate the satellite line and send one end into the receiver and one end into the second... » Read More The most important thing for this item to work is a SWM (single-wire multiswitch) system. If you have one, then this should work. You need to have a router with an open Ethernet port. Then, you will install the DECA Broadband at the router, which will insert Ethernet onto your satellite coax line. Then, if you want an Ethernet jack in one of your rooms, you need ANOTHER DECA broadband in that room as well. If the room has a DIRECTV receiver in it, you will ALSO need a 1x2 SWM splitter, so that you can separate the satellite line and send one end into the receiver and one end into the second DECA Broadband. I do not understand the response from "SATELIZ INC" so I cannot comment on it. « Show Less
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this multi switch works with a dual lnb. It has to have 2 input signals to work. 2x4 multi-switch i= 2 inputs will give you up to 4 outputs.