Use these steps to set up your replacement receiver.
Before you set up your new Hopper, make sure all other receivers in your home are in standby mode. Press the POWER button on the front of each receiver to turn the green light off. Leave them off until you finish replacing your Hopper so they update properly.
Find the power cable for the receiver you're replacing and unplug it from the wall.
Unpack the box. Keep the box and packaging so you can return your old Hopper.
If you can, set the new Hopper on top of the old one and move the cables over one at a time. If you can't, note the label where each cable connects on the old Hopper before you disconnect the cables.
Screw the coax cable into the port labeled TO NODE. Make sure it's hand-tight at the wall.
Connect your video cable to the back of the Hopper, and make sure it's tight at the TV too. The video cable types are shown below.
HDMI
Component
RCA
Unscrew the remote antenna from the old Hopper and connect it to the new Hopper.
Plug the Hopper's power cord into an outlet. The cord typically has a red tag. Then press the Power button on the front of the Hopper to turn it on.
The Installation Wizard appears on your TV screen. The Hopper checks satellites on its own, then moves to the next step. This can take up to 5 minutes. If it doesn't move to the next step after 5 minutes, contact us.
The Hopper downloads software on its own, then moves to the next step. This can take up to 20 minutes. If it doesn't move to the next step after 20 minutes, contact us.
Press the SAT button on your remote. When the remote beeps, it's paired. On the TV screen, select Next.
Choose the name that best describes the room your new Hopper is in. On the TV screen, select Next.
Choose the best resolution your TV supports. If you aren't sure, check your TV's documentation or try 4K, 1080p, or 1080i first. On the TV screen, select Next, then Keep to save it.
The Hopper tests its phone and internet connection on its own. This can take up to 3 minutes. When the test is done, select Next. If it doesn't finish after 3 minutes, contact us.
If your Hopper is connected to the internet, it may start activating on its own. If it isn't connected or doesn't start activating, sign in to mydish.com/equipment to activate it, or contact us.
After your Hopper is activated, select Watch TV.
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Move any devices or adapters, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or external hard drives, from the old Hopper to the new one.
Place the foam around the old Hopper, put it in the box, and tape the flaps down.
Remove the original shipping label from the box. The return label is on the other side. Place the return label where the original label was.
Find a UPS drop-off location near you.
If the steps above didn't resolve your issue, give us a call at 800-333-3474, or chat with an expert agent online.
Unpack the box. Keep the box and packaging so you can return your old Joey.
Find the power cable for the receiver you're replacing and unplug it from the wall.
If you can, set the new Joey next to the old one and move the cables over one at a time. If you can't, note the label where each cable connects on the old Joey before you disconnect the cables.
Screw the coax cable into the port labeled Home Video Network. Make sure it's hand-tight at the wall.
Connect your video cable to the back of the Joey, and make sure it's tight at the TV too. The video cable types are shown below.
HDMI
RCA
Plug the Joey's power cord into the back of the Joey and into an outlet. Then press the Power button on the front of the Joey to turn it on.
If you have a Wireless Joey, press the Select button. Then press the WPS button on the front panel of the Wireless Joey Access Point.
The Installation Wizard appears on your TV screen. The Joey downloads software on its own, then moves to the next step. This can take up to 20 minutes. If it doesn't move to the next step after 20 minutes, contact us.
Press the SAT button on your remote. When the remote beeps, it's paired. On the TV screen, select Next.
Choose the name that best describes the room your new Joey is in. On the TV screen, select Next.
Choose the best resolution your TV supports. If you aren't sure, check your TV's documentation or try 1080p or 1080i first. On the TV screen, select Next, then Keep to save it.
The Joey tests its phone and internet connection on its own. This can take up to 3 minutes. When the test is done, select Next. If it doesn't finish after 3 minutes, contact us.
Select the Hopper you want to link your new Joey to, then press Select again. When the screen shows Linked on the right, select Next.
If your Joey is connected to the internet, it may start activating on its own. If it isn't connected or doesn't start activating, sign in to mydish.com/equipment to activate it, or contact us.
After your Joey is activated, select Watch TV.
If you have a Joey 1.0, you don't need to return it to DISH. Recycle your Joey 1.0 or dispose of it properly.
Move any devices or adapters, such as Bluetooth, from the old Joey to the new one.
Place the foam around the old Joey, put it in the box, and tape the flaps down.
Remove the original shipping label from the box. The return label is on the other side. Place the return label where the original label was.
Find a UPS drop-off location near you.
If the steps above didn't resolve your issue, give us a call at 800-333-3474, or chat with an expert agent online.
Unpack the box. Keep the box and packaging so you can return your old Wally.
Find the power cable for the receiver you're replacing and unplug it from the wall.
If you can, set the new Wally on top of the old one and move the cables over one at a time. If you can't, note the label where each cable connects on the old Wally before you disconnect the cables.
Screw the coax cable into the port labeled Satellite In. Make sure it's hand-tight at the wall.
Connect your video cable to the back of the Wally, and make sure it's tight at the TV too. The video cable types are shown below.
HDMI
RCA
Plug the Wally's power cord into the back of the Wally and into an outlet. Then press the Power button on the front of the Wally to turn it on.
The Installation Wizard appears on your TV screen. The Wally checks satellites on its own, then moves to the next step. This can take up to 5 minutes. If it doesn't move to the next step after 5 minutes, contact us.
The Wally downloads software on its own, then moves to the next step. This can take up to 20 minutes. If it doesn't move to the next step after 20 minutes, contact us.
Press the SAT button on your remote. When the remote beeps, it's paired. On the TV screen, select Next.
Choose the best resolution your TV supports. If you aren't sure, check your TV's documentation or try 1080p or 1080i first. On the TV screen, select Next, then Keep to save it.
The Wally tests its internet connection on its own. This can take up to 3 minutes. When the test is done, select Next. If it doesn't finish after 3 minutes, contact us.
If your Wally is connected to the internet, it may start activating on its own. If it isn't connected or doesn't start activating, sign in to mydish.com/equipment to activate it, or contact us.
After your Wally is activated, select Watch TV.
Move any devices or adapters, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or external hard drives, from the old Wally to the new one.
Place the foam around the old Wally, put it in the box, and tape the flaps down.
Remove the original shipping label from the box. The return label is on the other side. Place the return label where the original label was.
Find a UPS drop-off location near you.
If the steps above didn't resolve your issue, give us a call at 800-333-3474, or chat with an expert agent online.
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