Directv slimline SWM

If you only have one receiver then you need to run a new HDMI cable from that receiver to the bedroom (through an HDMI splitter) for HD programming there. You will have to watch the same channel on both TV's but it will work. You should also get an RF remote and the RF update for the H25.
If you want to be able to watch 2 different channels simultaneously then you will need one receiver at each TV. To accomplish this you will need to add the DirecTV SWM splitter into your current coax setup and run that new cable to the second TV location.

I got 2 receivers but I don't know where can I install the spliter.

I put the splitter where the outside cable entered the LR entertainment center. There is a cable there also that goes to the BR and to the Basement. I put a short cable from the splitter to each and I have a receiver in each place.

The SWM LNB has 4 coax connections. Take the LNB off the dish bracket and install a second coax.

***ON EDIT*** This LNB will not work with a H25 receiver. I use it with 2 - H24 receivers and 2 - SD receivers. -Tom

-Tom

Tom N wrote:
The SWM LNB has 4 coax connections. Take the LNB off the dish bracket and install a second coax.

-Tom

SWM LNB has only one output, that is all that is needed.

That is correct! SWM, one cable only!

I do not believe what is pictured is a SWM3 LNB; I'm pretty sure it is the LNB for a Slimline-3. I actually own both LNB heads; the SWM head has only one coax connector.

I don't know what the OP has, but there is a lot of mis-information being passed along in this thread.

Tom N wrote:
The SWM LNB has 4 coax connections. Take the LNB off the dish bracket and install a second coax.

-Tom

No, the SWM3 has only one coax output; the second receiver is connected using an SWM splitter usually inside the RV. But regardless only one coax is connected to the LNB.

The SWM splitter has to be located "after" the Power Inserter. Then run coax to each receiver.

edatlanta wrote:
The SWM splitter has to be located "after" the Power Inserter. Then run coax to each receiver.

The SWM splitter can be located before or after the power inserter. If it is used before the power inserter you will see that the first port of the splitter is marked with a red dot and indicated DC Pass. This one port must be the one that is used in conjunction with the power inserter.