The IR-to-UHF Pro Upgrade Kit enables an ultra-high frequency (UHF) remote to control an infrared (IR) DISH Network satellite TV receiver from much farther away than with an IR remote control, even through walls that block IR signals.
Sales: Sold through participating DISH Network Retailers, DNSC installers and direct
Used for: 1000, 2800, 3000, 3750, 3900, 111, 301, 311, 351, 211/411, 322, 522, 622, 625, 722 TV1
Not used for: 2000, 4000, 5000, 7100/7200, 381, 811, 921, 322, 522, 622, 625, 722 TV2
Parts:
(1) IR/UHF universal remote control (1.5) OR
(1) IR/UHF Pro universal remote control (8.1)
(1) IR/UHF signal converter OR
(1) IR/UHF Pro signal converter
(1) IR extender cable
(1) Batteries and instructions
Installation IR-to-UHF Converter:
- Place converter next to the DISH Network receiver. If converter will not fit, plug IR extender cable into the converter and locate IR blaster tip next to the DISH Network receiver.
- Plug in the converter's power cord.
- Install batteries into the remote.
Installation IR-to-UHF Pro Converter:
- Attach the remote antenna to the back of the converter.
- Change the Remote Key switch to match the color symbol that is on the remote.
- Place the converter next to the DISH Network receiver. If the converter will not fit, plug an IR extender cable into the converter and place the IR blaster tip next to the DISH Network receiver.
- Plug in the converter's power cord.
- Install batteries into the remote.
Troubleshooting:
- Verify the converter was manufactured by DISH Network by locating the DISH logo on the converter's base.
- Verify the IR-to-UHF Pro upgrade kit is controlling ONLY the satellite receiver. The IR-to-UHF Pro upgrade kit is not designed to control other equipment using UHF Pro.
- Verify the IR-to-UHF Pro upgrade kit is controlling 2000, 4000, 5000, 7100/7200, 811, 921, 322/522/625 TV2 receiver.
- Verify the converter has an unobstructed line of sight to the satellite receiver's front panel IR sensor. Communication from the base unit to the receiver is infrared. To control a receiver located in a cabinet, you must use the included IR extender cable between the base unit and receiver.
- Verify both the converter and the receiver are plugged into a working electrical outlet and powered ON. The converter will display a red light indicating it is ON.
- Verify the base unit antenna is extended upwards.
- Verify the remote is an appropriate DISH Network remote. Look for the DISH Network logo on the bottom of the remote.
- IR-to-UHF Pro Kit only: Change the Remote Key switch to match the color symbol that is on the remote.
- Verify the remote is in SAT mode.
- Verify fresh batteries are properly installed in the remote.
- Verify the remote address or code is correct.
FAQ:
Will the IR-to-UHF Pro Upgrade Kit work the same as the IR-to-UHF Upgrade Kit?
Although both kits function the same, the parts are not interchangeable. The UHF Pro kit has an extended range but the remote will not work with the standard UHF kit.
Do I have to connect the signal converter directly to my receiver?
No, as long as the signal converter is placed in the vicinity of the receiver, where the receiver can receive the signal converter's commands via IR blast.
What if the IR blast cannot work because the signal converter cannot be located in a suitable location near the receiver?
An IR extender cable is included to help insure the IR signal reaches the receiver from the signal converter.
Will the IR/UHF Pro universal remote operate other components?
Yes, but not using UHF Pro. It will operate them (if programmed) using IR, which requires a direct line of sight to control those components.
Can I still readdress my remote to my receiver if I have another UHF receiver in my home?
Yes, the remote address function is not affected.
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