issue running multiple p$

[wheresmystuff]

Wondering if anyone encountered this issue and what you did to resolve it. 2 receivers, 2 separate p$ one on each receiver.

while watching one, no problems, go to turn on 2nd one and it causes the 1st one to freeze. have to turn off the 1st receiver in order to get 2nd one to work and vice versa. Again, these are two different p$ on 2 different receivers.

they are connected to each dish with their own diseq.

Im stumped, maybe thinking its a power distribution issue. any thoughts.

[mrpink]

Wondering if anyone encountered this issue and what you did to resolve it. 2 receivers, 2 separate p$ one on each receiver.

while watching one, no problems, go to turn on 2nd one and it causes the 1st one to freeze. have to turn off the 1st receiver in order to get 2nd one to work and vice versa. Again, these are two different p$ on 2 different receivers.

they are connected to each dish with their own diseq.

Im stumped, maybe thinking its a power distribution issue. any thoughts.

Look at poor grounding causing switches not to work properly

[hedley]

just thinking out of the box but have you tried try going with a static IP?

[whoknows]

Both receivers must be using the same ports on each disq switch and have identical antenna settings. Turn box off from rear or unplug when disconnecting coax from switch. good luck

[wheresmystuff]

thanks all, whoknows i had to switch one of my ports around on one of my diseq, i'm going to make them identical. and go from there first. Then i'll check ground.