Direct connect the RG-6 coaxial cable from the LNBF's PORT 1 to a peaking meter. Peak the dish for the strongest possible signal on the 119W satellite signal. Connect a single cable from the DISH Pro Plus Twin LNBF PORT 1 to the LNB port on a DISH Pro compliant splitter (not a DISH Pro Plus Separator). A comprehensive review of Dish Networks DISH Pro and DishPro plus LNBs and the DP technology. Dish Network's Dish Pro DP, Pro Plus DPP, Super Dish. But for the new dual tuner receivers coming on to the market, you still needed to have two coax cables installed from the dish to the receiver location. Mar 13, 2014 - I'm confused on how to do this. The DVR end is pretty straightforward: run the cable from the LNBF into a separator and attach the separator to the 2 receiver inputs of the DVR. It's the LNBF end I'm confused about. How do I make that connection? Do I need to upgrade to a Dish Pro Plus quad.

Another lnb is the DishPro Plus (DPP) twin. It has the switch built in just like the DP twin but has an added feature for dual tuner receivers. This lnb will allow you to run one line into a DPP separator which has two outputs which go into your dual tuner receiver. Typically the separator is only a few feet from the receiver.

Canon Mf4122 Scanner Driver Download. A DPP separator can NOT be used on two separate receivers. You can still run two lines into a dual receiver if you don't have a separator. Separators cost less than $10. A DPP twin is about the same as a DP twin. The lnb has two outputs and one input from another satellite which allows three satellites on each output. The input is the one by itself on the right.