I have a Hopper and 2 Joey receivers. Will I need one adapter for each box or just one for the DVR?
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You will only need one adaptor at the Hopper. The Joeys will pick up the ota signal from the Hopper.
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You need only one adapter for the hopper. If you get a second hopper than you will need another adapter. The adapter gives another recording source.
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You only need one for the Hopper. This will allow all the devices to access OTA channels
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Just one for the hopper. The hopper then sends the OTA signal to the Joeys.
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You will only need an adapter for your dvr, the Joey's receive their signal from a coax or cat 5 cable.
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You should need only one receiver. You can program it differently for each sensor - up to 4 my base unit.
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The four channel DVR only supports 4 cameras. You have to buy the 8 or 16 channel for more cameras
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I'll have to double check DVR supply, but camera adapter was a 3-5 amp for 8 cameras, thinking DVR was a 3 amp power supply.
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I have looked at similar DVR's with PTZ connections that also do not have multiple RS-485 inputs, so this one should not be any different. Each camera should be addressable and the PTZ control can be connected to each camera without confusion. You will need to connect them together in parallel.
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as others said, no. I have six cameras with one adapter.The cameras also work off POE, so if you mount the cameras next to an Ethernet outlet, you don't need any adapters.
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These good price cameras work on dish hopper DVR system. Amazon has BNC to RCA adapters if you need them.
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They are one and the same and this works for both. I have the original hopper and joeys.
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Sorry , it all depends on the DVR system you are using. If you are using only the monitor it will support only the one cam that is pluged in
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if your dvr has the BNC connections, it will be find, if it has the RCA connections, then, you will need the RCA adapters. Usually all Q-See systems are all compatable. Hope this will help.
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My bill is $12 for each (rented) Hopper and $7 for each (rented) Joey. It doesn't seem like owning the devices affects that service fee.I would suggest renting 2 Hoppers and 2 Joeys, pairing 1 Joey to each Hopper. It's not much of a price difference ($38 vs. $33) but you don't have everything going through 1 box so you avoid the complaints about freezing and lagging. With our system (1 Hopper with Sling, 1 Hopper, 2 Joeys) we have never had an issue.
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One antenna with a splitter will work if the signal is strong enough. Every splitter weakens the signal and PC tuners are not as effective as tuners in regular tv or dvr's.
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I agree. The Hopper and the OTA will only work with activated Dish service. As suggested why not purchase a TiVo to record programs with an antenna for reception of the local signals.
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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.
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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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This would be the unit. 2x4. 2 inputs for your DVR. And 4 outputs for your 3 TVs.
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yes if they are from the same company that makes the dvr system , so u wont run into any type of compatible issues