constant boot loop.

[jeffg1]

just like you said you were going to try what I suggestted

no where did you reply with the results ... did you connect the rg6 without anything connected to it or not ?

No i did not, my messages ae 3 weeks apart becuase i do not always have time to try things right away. I will be attempting to hook up the dreamlink to the cable tonight without any LNB.

[really_troubled]

I realize that people don't always have time to try things immediately or to respond quickly, but you need to realize that people can help if you actually give some feedback...

[jeffg1]

Thank you for the assistance, i hooked up the rg6, without the lnb connected on the roof, same thing, tried another 6 foot rg6 that i had and the loop stopped. Bought a new rg6 cable to run up to the lnb. All good now

[auggie]

Thank you for the assistance, i hooked up the rg6, without the lnb connected on the roof, same thing, tried another 6 foot rg6 that i had and the loop stopped. Bought a new rg6 cable to run up to the lnb. All good now

My post #12 where i said if both receivers go into Boot-Loop, then you most likely have a short in cabling,connections,etc.
and you needed to track it down. ? Anyways glad you found it, and it is fixed now.

[dishuser]

I have been around alot longer then you may think.

I've been around 3 decades and still consider myself the forever newbie
nobody knows everything so there's always something to learn
unless you're Sheldon

[The Noof]

I've been around 3 decades and still consider myself the forever newbie
nobody knows everything so there's always something to learn
unless you're Sheldon

That could be the "Testers Creed".

[jeffg1]

My post #12 where i said if both receivers go into Boot-Loop, then you most likely have a short in cabling,connections,etc.
and you needed to track it down. ? Anyways glad you found it, and it is fixed now.

Yes it was your post that had me run a second wire twice that lead to the solution. Thank you.