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Brummi,
Did you (or anyone else) ever find out how to access the HDMI connector on the back of the 31UL?

With Dish, you do have a lot of options.

Our VIP211 receiver has both hdmi and RGB+white-red RCA outputs for HD, as well as a coax SD output.

So with dish, something pretty much has to work, because it is all there.

With direct, HD from a dome is a non-option anyway.

That's pretty standard in the RV industry today. Very few manufacturers are setting up HDMI cabling. The HDMI option is to put a receiver where you want to watch TV and connect directly with HDMI to that TV. Each TV would need it's own receiver for HD but the other TV's might be able to be wired in with a duplicate channel in SD.
Since the plan is to use a dome and DirecTV, HD is not even an option so not of any particular concern in this application.

So their are no HDTV options available..seems odd that Jayco would go this route, for lack of HDMI or other wiring option?

Most wiring in an RV is going to be coax and that eliminates the use of HD via satellite as you can only send the SD version via coax. However, in this case, since the dome can't receive any of the DirecTV HD programming anyway, you use a DirecTV SD receiver like a D12 and connect the coax to the same switch box currently used to switch between OTA, Cable, DVR, etc.

Typical RV industry. wiring system used is older than dinosaurs. You will most likely have to
rewire the whole system to get it set up properly.

Was anyone able to find a quality solution to Satellite issue on the Precept? I find it hard to believe that they could make something so simple, so difficult?

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Thanks Bill,but this is not my major issue mentioned: The actual wiring is that the dash mounted disc player is feeding into all TVs and either the roof antenna, or the cable input. Distribution/splitting happens via an A/V distribution panel (mentioned above), which I don't know, where it is located in the unit.
Satellit antenna inputs (2) come from the roof to a bedroom cabinet. Putting there 1 or 2 dish receivers is therefore not the problem. But the wiring diagram shows a "customer provided distribution panel", which is actualy a switch/merger of a satellite receiver output or the in-dash player to the existing distribution panel.
So the open question remains: How to find the existing distribution panel ?
The other question I raised above, which is also necessary to plug in a HDMI cable or a wireless receiver into the TV is that the main TV is in a slide on a lift coming up in front of the window. Until now I could not figure out how to get to the back of this TV to plug in anything.
2nd open question: How to get to the back of the main TV and the outside TV?

Every coach has a unique set of wiring. If you wanted to have only one receiver that fed HD to all TV's, you are going to have to have your coach completely rewired as you will need an HDMI splitter output the one HD signal to all TV's (no factory wiring for that). You could also have Camping World purchase and install a wireless HDMI splitter that would allow all TV's in the coach to receive the one channel available from the one satellite receiver. If you want HD on more than one TV I recommend you get more than one receiver which then only requires the installer get a coax from the antenna to the receiver.