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6 TopicsPort forwarding impossible pour ethernet?
Bonjour Port forwarding. Il semble que si l'appareil n'est pas connecté en wifi mais plutôt par ethernet, il ne sera pas visible à sélectionner dans la liste comme "device" pour ajouter un port forwarding. Ya t-il un moyen de contourner cette limite? Il y a un an ou deux, c'était possible même pour un appareil connecté en ethernet puisque j'ai encore une ancienne règle active pour mon PC et elle fonctionne.48Views0likes2CommentsNo handshake between Illico 4K Ultra-HD PVR and Samsung Crystal UHD DU7100
I have had enough with videotron. I got on boxing day a new TV (Samsung Crystal UHD7100) and after setting it up, it discovered my videotron box an Illico 4K Ultra-HD PVR (Samsung VD940CJ). it worked fine while I kept on the TV, but after turning it off and back on again, the videotron signal went black, disconnecting the HDMI cable and letting the TV set discover again the cable box worked the first time, but after a cycle of off/ons the problems comes back, sometimes no image, sometimes no sound, and after trying everyhting posible, even after a hard reset on the tv set, nothing, nothing at all. If videotron doesn't allow the HDMI signal to be visible (maybe it thinks I'm connecting a recording device or something else) I will cancel the service. I've had enough. I followed step by step the recommendations in Handshake problem? | La Communauté Vidéotron - 27280 to no avail. Waste of time and lots of frustration.25Views0likes0CommentsProblème Hélix 4K et TV LG 65UF9500
Avant sur le système Illico, J’avais accès aux postes 4K mais maintenant c’est impossible depuis que j’ai migré vers Hélix. Le signal n’est plus accepté par ma télévision LG modèle 65UF9500 avec leur protocole HTCP 2.2 alors qu’il était avec le HTCP 2.1. LG et Videotron se renvoient la balle pour dire que le problème n’est pas de leur côté. Quelqu’un aurait une solution pour corriger ce problème ? Où puis-je formuler une plainte à Vidéotron? J’ai peur d’acheter une télévision de quelques K$ et d’avoir le même problème dans 5-6 ans.Solved118Views0likes1CommentTV Security and Parental Control: Setting up Your PIN
It can’t be stressed enough: securing all your devices is essential. I can already hear you asking: “But why would I need a PIN on my TV?” For one thing, to prevent unwanted or unexpected purchases that lead to eye-popping charges on your next invoice. Second, to keep your jaw from hitting the floor when you find your kids enthralled by content that is not appropriate or that does not communicate the same educational values as those you teach at home. Don’t worry—we’ve thought of everything you need to make sure your family’s TV experiences are always simple and fun. Purchase PIN and Parental Control PIN on Helix TV When enabled, any paid content orders must be confirmed using the Purchase PIN. Just press the HELIX key on your remote control, select Settings, then Purchase PIN. Enable it and create a four-digit PIN. Choose a PIN that you can easily remember, but that your kids won’t guess on the first try! Parental Control allows you to set restrictions on content access, channels, applications, and when the television can be watched. Use the “Parental Control” voice command and activate Parental Control by creating your four-digit PIN. Then set the parental control level and the restrictions you want. This Parental Control PIN will be required to change current settings and to access restricted content. Tip: Don’t struggle with the two PINs—you can use the same PIN for both features. This is convenient, since you need to configure them separately on each Helix TV terminal and mobile device with the Helix TV app. Learn more about how PINs work on Helix TV. Administrator and Parental Control PINs on illico TV The administrator PIN enables you to order content on channel 900, modify your services, and access Parental Control. Since the default PIN for all illico terminals is 0000 (and can’t be considered a well-kept secret), change it to make it more secure. For the illico New Generation terminal, press the A key on your remote control, select Settings, then Controls and Limits. Enter the current PIN and select Modify Your Admin PIN. You can then create your new four-digit PIN. Do you have a first-generation illico terminal? See these instructions. With your administrator PIN, you can activate Parental Control to filter certain content by age group or even hide adult content. On the illico New Generation terminal, press the A key on your remote control, select Settings, then Controls and Limits. Enter your PIN, select Edit Controls and Limits, then activate Parental Control. See the instructions for a first generation illico terminal. Tip: You can let family members order paid content without having to share your administrator PIN. The Order PIN is a second PIN created specifically for ordering paid content. Set it up. Learn more about how PINs work on illico TV. Since I began by telling you that security is important on all your devices, here are a few other useful reads about the various PINs you can use: For appropriate TV content on your mobile devices: Configure Parental Control on the Helix TV App For safe browsing and easy access management: Enable Helix Fi Parental Control For secure voicemail on your mobile phone: Set up your Mobile Voicemail PIN3.1KViews0likes0CommentsHelix gateway configuration
I have installed a new Helix gateway and TV appliances. I am using the gateway only as a passthrough router (no WiFi), since I already have a business router and access points. Is there any way of saving the gateway's configuration to a local file?Solved5.1KViews0likes2Comments