User's Manual
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Super Joey Receiver
With the Super Joey™ receiver, watch and record up to 8 channels of
high-denition (HD) and standard-denition (SD) programming, while
having the next-generation of TV content delivered, including multimedia
services over IP-based networks. The Super Joey receiver uses
coaxial connections within the dwelling to connect to the host receiver,
a Hopper® or a Hopper® with Sling, and delivers HD programming
and recorded programs from that receiver to the Super Joey receiver.
Content includes live, paid, and DVR programming in HD, SD, and 3D.
The Super Joey receiver adds two tuners to your Whole Home DVR
network, making them available to the Hopper receivers and other Joey
receivers in your Hopper® Whole-Home HD DVR System. Like a Joey®
box, the Super Joey receiver can display prerecorded content from the
DVR or IP-delivered content.
A Hopper or Hopper with Sling receiver supports up to three Joey boxes
and one Super Joey through the coaxial connections. A Super Joey
receiver must be directly connected to an Integrator, which is connected
to an LNBF.
The remote uses radio frequency (RF) signals to control the Super
Joey receiver and IR signals to control any other equipment you have
programmed. RF signals travel relatively long distances and can go
through walls and other solid objects. IR signals, used in TV, DVD, and
AUX device modes, travel up to 40 feet in a straight line-of-sight and
cannot go through walls or other solid objects. Point the remote directly
at the equipment you want to control without any objects blocking the
signal path.