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Question: Will the Dish 40.0 remote control work on non-Hopper Dish Receivers? I have the ViP722 which uses IR/UHF remote controls.
Document: oem dishtv  hopper remote. UHF IRworked with 4 of 5 TV's tried to program into the remote.Wouldn't run a Proscan 2435LED, using RCA or Proscan codes built in.&#34;learn&#34; function got the volume and mute to work, but not power.instructions to scan though the data base of built in IR codes wouldn't  work
This one would not pair with my Hopper, which was newly installed in April, 2013. I noticed this one had a dish logo next to the 'dish' at the bottom, where my other remote didn't, so it was somehow different, even though both were 40.0 remotes.
Another dog chewed our remotes story. Could not get it to pair with hopper. Finally looked at box ours never had UHF antennae I put a short piece of coax on the connector then it found new remote. There Is a good manual on dish site for these remotes with more detailed information
Good shipping timing, price and function!!! Works great, just what I needed for the extra remote so wife could control dish hopper.
Just as expected. Works just like what came with the Dish installation. Easily programmed. Can't distinguish the operation of this from the original. Considering that the Hopper uses only RF commands, I had to retire my Harmony remote.
I do not know how they can market this remote as being for the Hopper / Joey receiver? This thing does not work on them.
This remote control is identical to the one that came with the newest Dish Hopper. Works just like the original.
It took me a few minutes to figure out how to get the device to work with my hardware, but it was worth the trouble. The key, for me, was finding the right support page. With the following very simple instructions, setup is a snap -- including getting the remote to work perfectly with our TV. The device's appearance and functioning are identical to the original remote that I received with my Dish installation.
This remote was exactly what I was looking for. I have hook two different TV's up to the Hopper (1 through HDMI, 1 through Component). One TV is in the basement the other is upstairs. The hopper is next to the TV in the basement and the TV upstairs is hooked up by a 50' HDMI cable through the wall. This remote works good while upstairs using the RF technology and I can still control the hopper.
Not much to say. Works exactly like the one that comes with the Hopper. I have one Hopper split to two TVs using a wireless HDMI transmitter/receiver, that's why I needed a second remote. Easily pairs to the hopper and insanely simple tv control programming thanks to the Hopper's menus. Great quality remote at what I think is a fair price.
Answer: No, the 40.0 remote will only work the Hopper and Joey. For the 722 you need the 21.0 remote which is available at this time from Amazon.