Will this remote program with a hopper remote or a joey
1630616
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
1630617
I doubt it. It seems as if every time Dish puts out a new DVR, along comes a new remote as well. And, my experience is that the new remote controls work only with a specific model. I would give it a try, however. I have only the VIP 922 and VIP 722 models (one of the former and two of the latter), and have found that the 922 remote will not work on the 722s. That's why I suspect you will need a Hopper specific DVR, as the remotes do not appear to be backwards compatible.
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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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Yes, but the Hopper is not compatible with your existing wiring & satelite dish. You just can't swap out the Hopper with a standard DVR/receiver from Dish. You need a whole new setup.
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This didn't even work on the Marantec opener it was made for. I contacted customer service and they had no idea how to resolve the problem so I ended up just sending back. This does not relate directly to your question but I would be very cautious about this wireless remote
902902
Unfortunately, no. Each Joey must be connected to the system with coax cable. You can, however, use the slingbox feature of a hopper to receive programming remotely on a computer or on a tablet device over an internet connection (so internet at the cabin would be necessary).
823147
It will work. Just google for programming instructions. It is pretty easy. If you have other remotes, you have to reprogram them at the same time because they will be disabled when you add the new one.
2205205
Yes. You can have two Joeys for each hopper. You have to have a dual node switch
998478
I had been using the 612 receiver in my RV for the last year, and just upgraded to the Hopper last week. So I would say you can use any receiver Dish has. When upgrading to the Hopper, they did need to put an extra cable box in the line. It seems to be a 4"x4"x3/4" box that connects two jacks on the dish to the one cable feeding the receiver. (leaving one jack to send signal back to the bedroom receiver if not using the Joeys) Something about feeding more power to the dish elements. I will say the images are better, big Seattle downpour last night, no image interference at all! I had been using the 612 receiver in my RV for the last year, and just upgraded to the Hopper last week. So I would say you can use any receiver Dish has. When upgrading to the Hopper, they did need to put an extra cable box in the line. It seems to be a 4"x4"x3/4" box that connects two jacks on the dish to the one cable feeding the receiver. (leaving one jack to send signal back to the bedroom receiver if not using the Joeys) Something about feeding more power to the dish elements. I will say the images are better, big Seattle downpour last night, no image interference at all!
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No it won't. I had programs on an external hard drive and when I plugged it in it said my drive was empty. When I called DISH I learned that the programs are in a different format in the VIP722K that is not compatible with the hopper. There is a way to convert them with a special program, but I didn't go through all that trouble. If you still have your VIP722K you should view all your programs before having the hopper installed.
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Well mine is the 2400, but if your remote looks like the one pictured and is marantec it should work, also it is very ez to program.
1049416
Yes you can, the Hopper have 3 tuners which means 3 live channels at same time. So with 1 Hopper and 2 Joeys, all rooms can watch different. But with 1 Hopper and 3 Joeys, one room will be mirrored.
438605
Both the Hopper and the Joey use the same remote. The remote has to be mated to a specific Hopper/Joey due to its use UHF RF instead infrared. UHF operates through walls and would operate receivers in other rooms or nearby houses. I have 3 remotes mated with the Hopper and one to each to three Joeys for a total of six.
408998
You have to program it to your hopper. You can look up how online if you don't have the manual
1552640
Flirc will pretty much work with ANY remotes. When you download the free config software it allows you to program the remote to the flirc. It's very simple and user friendly
659446
I don't believe this model can be used on the Dish Hopper. There is another TiVo remote that, if I recall correctly, may work with one of the Sat boxes.
438607
They are one and the same and this works for both. I have the original hopper and joeys.
445481
HI. I am not sure. It is suppose to replace both remotes. I returned it because even though it had listed codes for DISH it would not program. I say order it and try, because I had no problem returning it and getting credit.