On your Diseq switchs their is no way we could help ya. You need to look at what cable run goes to what antenna and set the receiver accordingly.I have 3 sat's and one antenna so it gets confusing What I did here is mark with masking tape on every cable run a # I have 4 here so I could know were each cable went.
After you get the diseqc all correct then just set the sat's you want to scan correctly and blind scan them make sure you have the latest key's in for BEV and DISH..their is lots of info on this forum on how todo this or we can help....
I am not sure if you can with a 2500 clone but here with my 3500 I have a backup copy of everything ready just in case I used the loader to upload my channel list FROM the receiver and save it. I do that each time I do I bin change in case something goes bad
you need to go back to scratch one...........start over completely.load the 223 bin then load the 286 bin then do a blind scan the set youe switches...........
Threads like this are a waist of space. To much confusing info. No need the load anything
All you need to do is set the lnb freqs to 11250 for all 3 and the diseqc # set to what the 3 lnbs are connected to on the switch you are using then blind scan each sat.All you need to know is what each lnb is pointed at.
Herb Toker, you KNOW what you're talking about Yep, that's all you have to do. I got it all running again smoothly. No need to go back to scratch and load bins and stuff as james millard pointed out. LOL! Thanks to all for helping
There's a first time for everything, wakenbake. We learn as we live, everyday. What I know now is alot more than what I knew yesterday. And tomorrow I'll know even more. I predict I'll know alot more than a simple antenna set up before the end of this December.
Yep, it's an inferior model but as long as you get a picture, who really cares eh? Besides, it has an S-VHS so through that, I get a good quality picture.
I've lost everything! All channels erased, all satelites gone! 
Yep, that's all you have to do. I got it all running again smoothly.