We may have a method to do this - basically that suggested by Reciptrap
I called in around 10.30PM last nite to Tech Support, got thru in about 6-8 minutes.
Gave tech a brief outline
Firstly the tech informed me that at least for the West Coast (outside of 5AM to 6PM EST) TEch Support was an emergency service only - this is teh first time I have heard this, as up to now, Tech Support seemed willing to tackle (or mess up) any problem, albeit without the help of Level 2 and 3, who seem to only work the above hours
This set me back a bit, didn't ask what was an "emergency" - ?$50 blown on PPP wrestling with a non-working receiver
Anyway I went on to explain the contents of this thread, and that the only solution I felt worked was the Reciptrap soultion - amazingly she actually listened to this, without the usual "what's your signal strength" "each receiver needs it own wall power socket" etc. that usually goes on
She didn't seem specifiaclly knowledgeeable on the 3200 issue
Then I asked for what usually would be unachievable without doing it their way - could she reset both 3200's? - entoire reset with loss of channels
"Yes - will do this" - I take back all my complaining
Turned off one receiver with off button, other with remote
40 minutes later receiver A had 107
The other receiver was in a bedroom, and I had just turned it off with remote but left it unwittingly on the Golf Channel - this one was still at 104, but now had no channels. Cahnged it to channel 198 ,and set transponders to 13 on both tuners, turned off with remote - 90 minutes later it had 107 also
BTW I unfortunately did not watch the screen(s) during this process, so I cant comment as to whether the usual "downloading software" progress bar appeared or not
So this looks like this might work reliably - she did not give me a ticket #
So must admit I was wrong on this one - Bell did come thru, with some help from this forum