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SWM-32 DirecTV Multiswitch
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SWM32
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Detailed Description
Commercial Grade SWM-32 Multisitch for DIRECTV
The SWM-32 call SWM32R0-09 is a Single Wire Multi-Switch with the option for 32 Channel SWM32.
This is the SWM32 Multisiwtch from DIRECTV For use with a 5 LNB DIRECTV "Slimline" Dish call the SWM32R0-09
The SWM32R0-09 is basically a 4x8 Channel SWim.
This Kit INCLUDES:
- SWM32R0-096 Multiswitch
This is the SWM-32 or SWM32R0-09 diagram for Directv SWM Multiswitch 32 Tuners. As you can see this kit includes all necessary components for you to have the ability to have 32 tuners form one single Satellite dish from Directv "Slimline Antenna" This kit also allows you to have only one wire going to each receivers DVR's or non DVR's.
Installation Refernce Guide
FEATURES:
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The SWM32R0-09 features a Die-cast housing is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
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Supports six (6) LNB inputs, each triple-band stacked four ports (Ports 1 - 4) cover existing 99°/101°, 103°/110°/119° satellites, plus two Flex Ports (95º sat and 72.5º sat)
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29 Volt Power Supply Included
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DECA "bridge" Technology for IP callbacks and Multi-Room Viewing (MRV)
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When used with DECA adapters, will provide network access to all compatible receivers, unlike having two SWM8s, which will only pass network to half the receivers
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Provides sixteen independent channels for supporting up to 32 DIRECTV satellite tuners
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Provides two outputs to serve two customer dwellings (typical)
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Contains a built-in di-plexer for combining off-air signals with DIRECTV satellite signals onto a single home-run wire to the dwelling
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Provides AGC for the satellite input signal
Requirements for using a SWM32R0-09?
There are two basic requirements: (1) you need a compatible dish , and (2) you need SWM-compatible receivers.
The only SWM-compatible dish is the 5LNB dish (both slimline, and regular, both AT9 and AU9) from DIRECTV. The following is a list of SWM-compatible receivers:
HR20-100 through HR20-700
HR21-100 through HR21-700
HR21 Pro (all models)
HR22-100 through HR22-700
HR23-100 through HR23-700
H20-100 through H20-700
H21-100 through H21-700
H22-100 through H22-700
H23-100 through H23-700
R16-100 through R16-700
R22-100 through R22-700
R23-100 through R23-700
D12-100 through D12-700
D13-100 through D13-100
What are the Flex Ports for?
The SWM has two ports labeled Flex Port 1 and Flex Port 2. These are used in DIRECTV installations that have more than one dish (such as an international dish or, in certain markets, where a separate dish is required for local channels).
What is the “OFF-AIR” port for?
The SWM has an input for an off-air antenna. The SWM can carry both DIRECTV satellite signal and off-air antenna signal. If you wish to use an off-air antenna, you will connect the off-air antenna directly into the SWM, and then all outputs from the SWM will carry the DIRECTV and off-air signal. You must then use a special splitter, called a diplexer, to separate the two frequencies before connecting the output to a receiver. Please be careful with your selection of diplexers—not all work properly with a SWM.
What are the legacy ports and how do I (or do I have to) use them?
The SWM8 has three legacy outputs (Legacy 1, Legacy 2, Legacy 3). These three ports work like the output from a conventional 3LNB dish and allow you to use receivers that are not listed as SWM-compatible. In other words, if you want to continue using a DIRECTV TiVo or some other older receiver, you can do that. However, to use both tuners on a TiVo, you must have lines run from two of the legacy ports into Sat 1 and Sat 2 of the TiVo. A few notes about the legacy ports: (1) You cannot use any splitters to split outputs from the legacy ports. (2) We recommend that you not connect SWM-compatible equipment to the legacy ports. (3) This follows from the prior note, but the legacy ports do not transmit the signals from 2 of the 5 5LNB satellites, so only the content available from a 3LNB dish is available via the legacy ports.
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