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cardinal96ss · 02-23-2017, 12:38 PM

Hopefully someone with that model can help you out.
For what it's worth- My rig is 11 years older than yours, but I had to reconfigure my coax routing to get the TVs to function properly. Found that the cable connection label in the docking station really didn't mean anything. This tool that I found at Home Depot has been well worth it's $30 cost ( Klein Tools VDV Coaxial Explorer Plus Tester
Model# VDV512-058)
With my Dish network connections having a splitter behind the docking station between the antenna and the Dish box was the culprit. I also got tired of running a coax out to the antenna, so I put my Tailgater on the roof, ran the coax into the convenience center behind the TV, and directly into the Dish box. Since there is only DW and I, and since we watch TV together I just ran the box HDMI output into a 3-way HD splitter, and HDMI cable to the LR, bedroom and basement for outside viewing.

02-23-2017, 12:38 PM	#2
cardinal96ss Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Lincoln, NE Posts: 422	Hopefully someone with that model can help you out. For what it's worth- My rig is 11 years older than yours, but I had to reconfigure my coax routing to get the TVs to function properly. Found that the cable connection label in the docking station really didn't mean anything. This tool that I found at Home Depot has been well worth it's $30 cost ( Klein Tools VDV Coaxial Explorer Plus Tester Model# VDV512-058) With my Dish network connections having a splitter behind the docking station between the antenna and the Dish box was the culprit. I also got tired of running a coax out to the antenna, so I put my Tailgater on the roof, ran the coax into the convenience center behind the TV, and directly into the Dish box. Since there is only DW and I, and since we watch TV together I just ran the box HDMI output into a 3-way HD splitter, and HDMI cable to the LR, bedroom and basement for outside viewing.