ReplayTV 5040 and Dishnetwrok DP322 Satellite Receiver

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I recently replaced my Charter cable digital TV service with a
Dishnetwork satellite system and there are no codes on the ReplayTV site
to make the IR blaster work with the new receiver. Anyone else have
their ReplayTV connected to a DP322 Dishnetwork receiver and have the IR
blaster controlling the satellite receiver? Any help would be appreciated.

PS

Contacted ReplayTV support and they sent some things to try but that
didn't do it.
 

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Have you tried 0775?

> Dishnetwork satellite system and there are no codes on the ReplayTV site to
> make the IR blaster work with the new receiver. Anyone else have their
> ReplayTV connected to a DP322 Dishnetwork receiver and have the IR blaster
> controlling the satellite receiver? Any help would be appreciated.
 
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Hank wrote:
> Have you tried 0775?
>
>
>>Dishnetwork satellite system and there are no codes on the ReplayTV site to
>>make the IR blaster work with the new receiver. Anyone else have their
>>ReplayTV connected to a DP322 Dishnetwork receiver and have the IR blaster
>>controlling the satellite receiver? Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
>
Yes. I tried 0775, 1005, 1170, 1171 all of which we listed @
http://www.replaytv.com/support/replaytv/ircodes.asp

Thanks.
 
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Hank wrote:
>>blaster controlling the satellite receiver? Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
>
> Heres the url to research codes....
>
> http://www.replaytv.com/support/replaytv/ircodes.asp
>
>
From my original post:

Dishnetwork satellite system and there are no codes on the ReplayTV site
to make the IR blaster work with the new receiver.

No help to be found there.

Thanks.
 
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On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 11:53:16 -0500, Robin Brumfield
<rbrumfield@charter.net> wrote:

>Hank wrote:
>>>blaster controlling the satellite receiver? Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>>
>>
>> Heres the url to research codes....
>>
>> http://www.replaytv.com/support/replaytv/ircodes.asp
>>
>>
> From my original post:
>
>Dishnetwork satellite system and there are no codes on the ReplayTV site
>to make the IR blaster work with the new receiver.
>
>No help to be found there.
>
>Thanks.

Do you already have the Replay? They could have updated their software
more recently that that page. Try the setup and see if it has a code
that works.

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Mark Lloyd wrote:

>
>
> Do you already have the Replay? They could have updated their software
> more recently that that page. Try the setup and see if it has a code
> that works.
>

Yes I already have the ReplayTV unit. I have had it for several months
and it worked fine with the cable TV receiver because they had a code
for it but where do I get the code to enter in the system? What setup
are you referring? Even ReplayTV support didn't have anything different
than what I found on the web site. They told me to call Dishnetwork and
I told them they had to be kidding and they said no, where did I think
they got the codes. So I call Dishnetwork and they told me they did not
support anyone else's equipment...surprise...surprise...:)
 
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On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 18:15:22 -0500, Robin Brumfield
<rbrumfield@charter.net> wrote:

>Mark Lloyd wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Do you already have the Replay? They could have updated their software
>> more recently that that page. Try the setup and see if it has a code
>> that works.
>>
>
>Yes I already have the ReplayTV unit. I have had it for several months
>and it worked fine with the cable TV receiver because they had a code
>for it but where do I get the code to enter in the system? What setup
>are you referring?

What setup do you think? You were asking about setting the Replay up
for a Disk Network receiver. Try that. The Replay software could have
a code.

> Even ReplayTV support didn't have anything different
>than what I found on the web site. They told me to call Dishnetwork and
>I told them they had to be kidding and they said no, where did I think
>they got the codes. So I call Dishnetwork and they told me they did not
>support anyone else's equipment...surprise...surprise...:)

--
32 days until the winter solstice celebration

Mark Lloyd
has a Replay 5xxx
http://go.to/notstupid
http://notstupid.laughingsquid.com

"It is a curious thing that every creed promises a
paradise which will be absolutely uninhabitable for
anyone of civilized taste." -- Evelyn Waugh
 
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Umm, i think everyone is missing the OP question.

This is a NEW satellite receiver model DP322, and it appears that Replay
does not have the code for this new receiver! Unless you can find an
alternate code that is already in the system, you are SOL. Its too bad that
Dish Network can only use the IR Blaster.

Replay's response of asking you to call Dish Network is a joke!



"Mark Lloyd" <mlloyd@5xxxmail.com5xxx> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 18:15:22 -0500, Robin Brumfield
> <rbrumfield@charter.net> wrote:
>
> >Mark Lloyd wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>
> >> Do you already have the Replay? They could have updated their software
> >> more recently that that page. Try the setup and see if it has a code
> >> that works.
> >>
> >
> >Yes I already have the ReplayTV unit. I have had it for several months
> >and it worked fine with the cable TV receiver because they had a code
> >for it but where do I get the code to enter in the system? What setup
> >are you referring?
>
> What setup do you think? You were asking about setting the Replay up
> for a Disk Network receiver. Try that. The Replay software could have
> a code.
>
> > Even ReplayTV support didn't have anything different
> >than what I found on the web site. They told me to call Dishnetwork and
> >I told them they had to be kidding and they said no, where did I think
> >they got the codes. So I call Dishnetwork and they told me they did not
> >support anyone else's equipment...surprise...surprise...:)
>
> --
> 32 days until the winter solstice celebration
>
> Mark Lloyd
> has a Replay 5xxx
> http://go.to/notstupid
> http://notstupid.laughingsquid.com
>
> "It is a curious thing that every creed promises a
> paradise which will be absolutely uninhabitable for
> anyone of civilized taste." -- Evelyn Waugh
 
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Little Brittle & the C Bag wrote:
> Umm, i think everyone is missing the OP question.
>
> This is a NEW satellite receiver model DP322, and it appears that Replay
> does not have the code for this new receiver! Unless you can find an
> alternate code that is already in the system, you are SOL. Its too bad that
> Dish Network can only use the IR Blaster.
>
> Replay's response of asking you to call Dish Network is a joke!

You are absolutely correct...it looks like I have a $500 boat
anchor...:) You are right about the IR Blaster as well...the Replay
unit has the serial connection as well whereas the DP322 does not.

That was my response to ReplayTV staff when they told me to call
Dishnetwork..."You are kidding me...right?"
 
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Mark Lloyd wrote:
> On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 18:15:22 -0500, Robin Brumfield
> <rbrumfield@charter.net> wrote:
>
>
>>Mark Lloyd wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>>Do you already have the Replay? They could have updated their software
>>>more recently that that page. Try the setup and see if it has a code
>>>that works.
>>>
>>
>>Yes I already have the ReplayTV unit. I have had it for several months
>>and it worked fine with the cable TV receiver because they had a code
>>for it but where do I get the code to enter in the system? What setup
>>are you referring?
>
>
> What setup do you think? You were asking about setting the Replay up
> for a Disk Network receiver. Try that. The Replay software could have
> a code.
>
>

The Replay software does not have my specific Dish receiver and I went
through about 300 others just to see if they would work and gave that up
as a "needle in a haystack" adventure.

Thanks.
 
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The DP322 has a dual tuner, so you can control this box from two locations.
The first tuner (TV1) uses IR for the remote, this <should> work with the
ReplayTV. The second tuner (TV2) uses RF for remote control, this won't
work with the ReplayTV (since the IR Blaster is just that, IR) Hopefully,
you can use the same IR code for the DP301 (3100) Model of Dish receiver for
the DP322.

you should first make sure your ReplayTV is hooked up to the TV1 tuner
output, so it uses the IR codes for remote control.

If that doesn't work, I think the only thing you can do is beg ReplayTV to
invest in a DP322 receiver for the QA dept. and have them test it, and
determine the proper codes for it so they can add it in a software update.


"Robin Brumfield" <rbrumfield@charter.net> wrote in message
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> Little Brittle & the C Bag wrote:
> > Umm, i think everyone is missing the OP question.
> >
> > This is a NEW satellite receiver model DP322, and it appears that Replay
> > does not have the code for this new receiver! Unless you can find an
> > alternate code that is already in the system, you are SOL. Its too bad
that
> > Dish Network can only use the IR Blaster.
> >
> > Replay's response of asking you to call Dish Network is a joke!
>
> You are absolutely correct...it looks like I have a $500 boat
> anchor...:) You are right about the IR Blaster as well...the Replay
> unit has the serial connection as well whereas the DP322 does not.
>
> That was my response to ReplayTV staff when they told me to call
> Dishnetwork..."You are kidding me...right?"
 
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See my reply above.. make sure you are connected to the TV1 output on your
DP322 and your dish is using IR , not RF . RF allows you to change channels
from any room in the house. If you can do this on your remote, you're using
RF which will not work on the Replay. Change it to IR and it might work
(providing the IR code for another Dish model is the same as the DP322)



"Robin Brumfield" <rbrumfield@charter.net> wrote in message
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> Mark Lloyd wrote:
> > On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 18:15:22 -0500, Robin Brumfield
> > <rbrumfield@charter.net> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Mark Lloyd wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>
> >>>Do you already have the Replay? They could have updated their software
> >>>more recently that that page. Try the setup and see if it has a code
> >>>that works.
> >>>
> >>
> >>Yes I already have the ReplayTV unit. I have had it for several months
> >>and it worked fine with the cable TV receiver because they had a code
> >>for it but where do I get the code to enter in the system? What setup
> >>are you referring?
> >
> >
> > What setup do you think? You were asking about setting the Replay up
> > for a Disk Network receiver. Try that. The Replay software could have
> > a code.
> >
> >
>
> The Replay software does not have my specific Dish receiver and I went
> through about 300 others just to see if they would work and gave that up
> as a "needle in a haystack" adventure.
>
> Thanks.
 
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Little Brittle & the C Bag wrote:
> The DP322 has a dual tuner, so you can control this box from two locations.
> The first tuner (TV1) uses IR for the remote, this <should> work with the
> ReplayTV. The second tuner (TV2) uses RF for remote control, this won't
> work with the ReplayTV (since the IR Blaster is just that, IR) Hopefully,
> you can use the same IR code for the DP301 (3100) Model of Dish receiver for
> the DP322.
>
> you should first make sure your ReplayTV is hooked up to the TV1 tuner
> output, so it uses the IR codes for remote control.
>
> If that doesn't work, I think the only thing you can do is beg ReplayTV to
> invest in a DP322 receiver for the QA dept. and have them test it, and
> determine the proper codes for it so they can add it in a software update.
>

It was definitely connected to the TV1 input/output and it was set for
IR. The DP301 uses the 0775 code that does not work with the DP322.
When I suggested to ReplayTV that they needed to get a DP322 to develop
the codes, that is when they told me to contact Dish Network for the codes.

I currently have the unit connected o the TV2 output and set the record
sequence on the ReplayTV service and then set a timer on the Dish
receiver. It works but it is a nuisance that could be resolved simply
by ReplayTV working out the problem. Of course I have lost the live TV
pause facility which I could have if I moved the outputs/inputs. Right
now it allows me to record one channel while watching another like the
cable DVR that I had for a short while did but I still have not decided
what I am going to do.

I have contacted ReplayTV once again for resolution but I have not heard
anything as of this writing.

Thanks.
 
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If you have some time to kill, try these codes with the fine tune settings
below:

IR Code 0775

Fine tune settings:

Min # of digits = 3
SEND ENTER = YES
Inter-Action Delay = 0200
Response Delay = 0000
Pre-Command Delay = 0000
Inter-Command Delay = 0400

check this link on how to enter fine tune settings:

http://www.replaytv.com/support/replaytv/document.asp?docID=223

also try code(s)

1005
1170
1171
1167

"Robin Brumfield" <rbrumfield@charter.net> wrote in message
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> Little Brittle & the C Bag wrote:
> > The DP322 has a dual tuner, so you can control this box from two
locations.
> > The first tuner (TV1) uses IR for the remote, this <should> work with
the
> > ReplayTV. The second tuner (TV2) uses RF for remote control, this won't
> > work with the ReplayTV (since the IR Blaster is just that, IR)
Hopefully,
> > you can use the same IR code for the DP301 (3100) Model of Dish receiver
for
> > the DP322.
> >
> > you should first make sure your ReplayTV is hooked up to the TV1 tuner
> > output, so it uses the IR codes for remote control.
> >
> > If that doesn't work, I think the only thing you can do is beg ReplayTV
to
> > invest in a DP322 receiver for the QA dept. and have them test it, and
> > determine the proper codes for it so they can add it in a software
update.
> >
>
> It was definitely connected to the TV1 input/output and it was set for
> IR. The DP301 uses the 0775 code that does not work with the DP322.
> When I suggested to ReplayTV that they needed to get a DP322 to develop
> the codes, that is when they told me to contact Dish Network for the
codes.
>
> I currently have the unit connected o the TV2 output and set the record
> sequence on the ReplayTV service and then set a timer on the Dish
> receiver. It works but it is a nuisance that could be resolved simply
> by ReplayTV working out the problem. Of course I have lost the live TV
> pause facility which I could have if I moved the outputs/inputs. Right
> now it allows me to record one channel while watching another like the
> cable DVR that I had for a short while did but I still have not decided
> what I am going to do.
>
> I have contacted ReplayTV once again for resolution but I have not heard
> anything as of this writing.
>
> Thanks.
 
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Robin Brumfield wrote:


> That was my response to ReplayTV staff when they told me to call
> Dishnetwork..."You are kidding me...right?"

Not really... You see, you can tell Dish Net that the receiver they sent
you is not compatible with your current hardware and could they please
send a different model in exchange... Then you can get down to
negotiation as to the model and you can wind up with one you KNOW works
with the RTV. However... It's going to take some political training to
get the job done... I'm not sure I'm politician enough to do it.
 
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Easier said than done, unless you're on some contract with Dish Network or
threaten to quit (go with DirecTV), they probably won't update or replace
the receiver. However, that isn't solving the problem. Something that
ReplayTV could do if they actually invested the time to get a IR code for
this model (if it is even possible)

Its too bad that when you call Tech Support, it really isn't "tech Support"
you're talking to. Most of the people answering these calls need to fill
quotas to get a certain # of calls done in a day. The faster they get you
off the phone, the faster they meet the quota.

A real support department would have escalated the call, you might not get
an answer right away but at least you would feel like someone was looking
into the problem. They might have to spend a little time solving this one,
but it would have saved many hassles for future customers.

"John in Detroit" <Blanked@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> Robin Brumfield wrote:
>
>
> > That was my response to ReplayTV staff when they told me to call
> > Dishnetwork..."You are kidding me...right?"
>
> Not really... You see, you can tell Dish Net that the receiver they sent
> you is not compatible with your current hardware and could they please
> send a different model in exchange... Then you can get down to
> negotiation as to the model and you can wind up with one you KNOW works
> with the RTV. However... It's going to take some political training to
> get the job done... I'm not sure I'm politician enough to do it.