Will this work with the Dish 211K Receiver? I will be using this in my RV with the Dish Tailgater and only the 211 receiver works with the Tailgater.
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Yes, it will as I just set mine up and it works to bring in all our local channels from our digital antenna. The instruction sheet that came with it was only for setting it up for use with the hopper but I was able to set it up through the menu and using the setup and local channels tabs. Once it was hooked up I was able to scan for our local channels. They will only show up in the "My channels" list in the channel guild so you have to add them to any favorite channels list you have set up. Hope this helps.
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The ViP211z will accept an OTA tuner via one of its USB ports, this is clearly described in Chapter 11 of the ViP211z owner manual. So the original question is quite valid, but unanswered. The OTA unit pictured here seems to be identical to the ViP211z OTA unit sold by Camping World, but Amazon sells this one for a lot less so it would be nice to know for sure if they are the same unit. They do appear to be so I will order one and try it with my 211z and report back.
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As per Dish specs, the receiver will work with the OTA module. I use this same one on a Hopper and am happy with it.
1271225
Ooops, my earlier answer was in reference to the ViP211z, not the 211K. Anyway, I can confirm that this unit does work with the 211z if anyone is interested.
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I'm not personally familiar with the 211K receiver, but the Dish Network USB Digital OTA is a Dish product so tech support at Dish can probably provide the answer.
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I am not sure if it will work for sure. But in theory, it should. I have looked at the 211K receiver's manual. It shows a USB port in the back of the receiver. That's where you would plug the USB digital OTA tuner into. I would call customer service just to get there reassurance however.
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No, it design for Dish Hopper only. It is an external adapter plug into Hopper via Hopper's USB port. 211K needs an internal one plug in the unit only leave a coaxial cable connector on the back of the unit. You can call dish, you need hard negotiation skill to get a free one from dish, otherwise they will charge you.
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I have no idea on that. The only receiver I have is the Hopper and it's at my home. According to the Dish Network website, the OTA module is not compatible with the 211k. Hope this was of some help.
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I am not familiar with that receiver, depends on the type service you subscribe to. HD service requires a high def satellite Dish which is also available from Amazon. This particular kit is for regular Dish network programing and has worked well with my 311 receiver that I purchased from Dish. Dish also has a R.V. team that will help you.
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I would think so but check the FAQ on Dish Network. Also, this is an exceptionally terrible receiver with many bugs.
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This satellite dish is not for HD Receiver, you will need to order the HD dish. Dish also offers a smaller receiver box for campers. The reason I know this is my brother has HD service from Dish and uses this set up while camping with our family, works very well and Dish customer service is good about assisting camper folks like us. Hope this helps!
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Yes - The UHF/IR remote uses a repeater IR bug in front of the Dish receiver. Any other IR transmitter can also trigger the receiver as long as it can see the receiver's IR receptor.
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I'm pleased to inform you that this device worked well with my Dish 722K receiver. I have no regret whatsoever that I chose to purchase and use it. I have switched to another satellite provider since and find it apparently still works.
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According to Winegard it will operate with most Dish receivers. We have some friends that use the Mission with a Hopper but to be safe I recommend contacting Winegard customer service.
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I use it with a VIP211z receiver, but I believe these two receivers are almost identical so it should work. A tip for alignment: the elevation is the most difficult to get set correctly, don't necessarily trust the number given by dish, be prepared to adjust it.
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My dish receiver does not work with the 3.0 USB so it is not working for me
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I don't think so. The receiver controls the antenna and I think that the Dish 211k or 211z are the only two boxes that will work. You get both regular and HD with these units. If you go with one of these boxes go with the 211K as it has a will except coax to go to your TV's and also HDMI. The 211Z only has HDMI. The antenna will change between the different satellite feeds for each channel. Hope this helps. I love this antenna - it works great but I don't think with the Hopper. You can buy the 211K for about $100. and have it turned on and off and leave it in your RV. Dish does not charge to turn it on or off. I don't think so. The receiver controls the antenna and I think that the Dish 211k or 211z are the only two boxes that will work. You get both regular and HD with these units. If you go with one of these boxes go with the 211K as it has a will except coax to go to your TV's and also HDMI. The 211Z only has HDMI. The antenna will change between the different satellite feeds for each channel. Hope this helps. I love this antenna - it works great but I don't think with the Hopper. You can buy the 211K for about $100. and have it turned on and off and leave it in your RV. Dish does not charge... » Read More I don't think so. The receiver controls the antenna and I think that the Dish 211k or 211z are the only two boxes that will work. You get both regular and HD with these units. If you go with one of these boxes go with the 211K as it has a will except coax to go to your TV's and also HDMI. The 211Z only has HDMI. The antenna will change between the different satellite feeds for each channel. Hope this helps. I love this antenna - it works great but I don't think with the Hopper. You can buy the 211K for about $100. and have it turned on and off and leave it in your RV. Dish does not charge to turn it on or off. « Show Less
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No problem. I upgraded my dish net receiver to one of the newer dvr receivers and keep the old original dish reciever which I put in my motorhome and I use the winegard GM 1518 for the motor home. Everything works great and is easy to use. You will have to pay net about $7 a month to use the 2nd reciever in the motorhome. When you move about in the motorhome to different geographic locations you will need to call DISH NETWORK and advise them of your new location (address and zip code) to get local stations there--this is a free service and takes just of few minutes.
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This device will control certain Dish Network receivers that are not UHF (radio frequency) equipped, such as the model 211. It will control any output from that receiver no matter where it's placed. My IR > UHF controller has been working flawlessly for two years controlling a TV in our bedroom from a receiver that's in the basement. The HDMI output from the receiver has a 35' cable to the HDMI input on the TV.
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This will work with any of the current "Single Wire" dishes and receivers. If your dish has a single wire coming out of it, with a single LNB, you will be fine. It will NOT work with older dishes and receivers.
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I don't have Dish so I can't say with 100% certainty. But I believe as long as you're not using one of the RF remotes or the RF function of the remote that IR signals are mostly all compatible.
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Yes, the dish will need to be set up with the correct azimuth (compass angle), elevation angle (degrees off horizon) and clear view in that direction. With a little fine tuning of the pointing of the dish, then your receiver will work in either location. Caveat that both dishes are similar, non-HD style. I have self installed (search web for self install instructions) in four locations as well as my truck camper (must set azimuth and elevation at each location). Suggest look for local DirecTV independent installer to set up your dish.
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Awesome product...I love mine. You do need the proper dish receiver to operate the dish. The 311 won't work. When buying the KD5500, it tells which receiver will work. I have the 411K. They are well under $100 at Camping World and Amazon.,
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My answer is based upon Directv do not know about Dish at all. Not sure about the TVs but the unit can work with 2 receivers. I have a DVR that has 2 receivers in it and it works fine with that.