My old Dish Network 21.0 IR/UHF PRO TV2 remote stop working and I was wondering if I can use this remote to replace it or does it have to say TV2?
1407241
Yes you can use this. When you get the remote you can switch it if it shows 1 you can take it out by pulling it and switch it to 2. by removing the battery cover
1407242
yes it will, there;s a switch in remote you can change it to remote 1 or remote 2, comes with instructions.
1407243
There is a switch inside and also the bottom of the remote the number comes out and replaced the the number to the one u need. It's in the directions. Hope this helps
1407244
Yes, it should work. I also lost the TV2 remote in my house, but I use it for both systems if I lose the remote. Just follow the directions and it should work with your receiver.
1407245
No, you have to order the number on the back of your old tv2 remote....probably 6.3 ir/uhf
972659
Sorry, Stephanie. I am not sure. My receiver is a Dish VIP722k DVR. I know it works for ours. Our dog has chewed about 8 remotes and we have replaced it several times. Best of luck in your search.
2126219
You should be able to program it yourself. I only had problems when using the dish network cable box. If you need help the Logitech representatives in Support are very helpful. I never have used them myself but I have customers that have. The harmony ultimate needs a little bit more finesse then the Harmony 900 series but it is still a very nice remote.
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.
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
988459
Mine wouldn't do the auto program or the one where you point the old one at it and press all the buttons. I had to do it one button at a time, manually. As to how that works, I'm sorry but I can't remember exactly. I just remember fighting with the thing for a long time. This remote has now become nearly useless, as the main select button has to be mashed hard to get it to react, and the up/down selector ring is also barely functioning. It has also become very position sensitive and has to be pointed directly at the Dish box to work, and is slow even then. I have bought a new Sony RM-VLZ620 to replace it. Sorry I was not more help. If I knew then what I know now about the URC, I would have sent it back. You should too.
1033277
i use my dish for my camper and i also use the "dish aligner" i just back and looked at my account for a part number but couldnt find one. sorry. i just had directv at the house to reset the dish. i asked him about his meter he said any good meter should work. of course im not crazy about spending 200$ for a good meter. thats why i bpught the other tool.no meter required. good luck.
1583249
There are three ways: * Scanning the Remote Database * Entering a Code * Learning Codes These are covered in the Remote Users Guide it should come with the new remote or dig out the one that came with the Hopper. If you can't find them, you can go to the Dish web site and download it before you buy. Pretty straight forward. I use one Hopper with two remotes one for me and one for my wife, that way I'm not always looking for the remote. I also have two Joeys with remotes in other rooms.
744586
If you have the original remote just use the LEARN feature. I had to do it for my Telus digital TV remote it uses proprietary codes.
1599197
You can replace it with an RF remote, they actually put out an RF and an IR signal but you'll still have to point the remote at the receiver if your receiver isn't RF capable. Keep in mind even if your receiver is RF capable you'll still need to go into the settings on it and link it to the remote in order for RF to work if you even want it to.
1333383
Well that depends on where you purchase, if you purchase from an authorized dealer then yes it does, but if you purchase used from previous owner than you would have to read their listings of included items. Majority of times they don't or are missing something. But When Dish Network tech comes out they should have remote, if not just contact dish & let them know your remotes do not work. Easy work around.
2249535
The only thing I am aware of that you can get for this is another remote but not from Dish. You have to search to find a compatible remote if the one that comes with unit fails. The unit works as advertised.
2133568
The remotes have several addresses they use. Set the address of one unit to a different address. I have seen four units in a room with no interference. Check your dish manual for how to set the addresses. Both IR and UHF receivers have these address settings.
1032828
I had no trouble using it with my Samsung TV. Actually, the remotes worked without have to enter any code, etc. I don't have a dish so I can't help you there. Sorry.
773184
If you have only 1 receiver providing signil into 2 rooms, then this will only work TV1. TV1 remote uses RF to operate receiver, TV2 remote uses UHF to operate receiver. If you have a receiver box in each room this would work.
775265
This question would be best answered by the vendor. My remote is the exact unit that came with the dish receiver and has a A B switch inside it but I left in the A position.This is a UHF remote and will control the DVR anywhere in the house. Only needs to have channel set to your receiver channel you program.
339049
No, its they same cruddy and flimsy remote. You may have better luck though with a new one. I found programming the remote that came with our cable box from Cox a much better solution to using the original TV remote.