Questions & Answers for: DISH Network antenna on screen tv guide

...screen with th TV1 remote and you should now be able to control TV 2. As a precaution ensure the remote antenna is on the back of the receiver. If you still have difficulty it may be required to move ...

...TV which has no problem receiving the standard DISH signal. I hooked up the OTA antenna cable to the back of the 301--what do I need to do next? You shouldn't need to. You should get your local ...

antenna. Try going to the receiver and pressing the guide button on said remote. Go back to TV 2 and see if it is up. If not go back to tv 1 and with TV1 ON AND TV1 REMOTE IN HAND press MENU-MENU. You

...screen blink and the address is the same as you keyed. Exit out of the menu with TV1 remote. Go to tv 2 and try. You should be good to go. If your remote worked when you brought it close to the ...

screen saying live tv which I had not noticed before. Also when I use the guide the programs are listed for tomorrow onwards, I can not see todays listings. Any idea whats going on here. I have talked

...TV screen is a button, "Check Switch". Maneuver to that button and select. You will now be at the "Installation Summary" screen. At the bottom of screen, select "Test" button. Allow the test to run. ...

antenna (on the back of the receiver) is secure and straight up and down, not at an angle. I hope this helps. Remote: All Other Remotes Go to System Info screen Hold down the SAT button until all mode

...antenna to make sure it is secure to the receiver and it is pointing straight up and down; not laying below a 50 degree angle. I hope this helps. Remote: All Other Remotes Go to System Info screen ...

screen reads, "A cable has been disconnected" it usually means that in the process of trying to find a signal, it could not. The cable between the receiver and the antenna (aka the dish) may have been

...screen is never a result of the antenna orientation. The antenna could be hit by a meteorite, the receiver would still be on, putting a message on the screen mentioning, "Complete Signal Loss." If ...