Helix remote code rate?
I'm trying to use a IR transmitter to remotely (from internet) control my Helix terminal. The auto learn does not seems to work (read). Somewhere it suggest that the remote does not use the 38K code rate... Anybody has some knowleadge about the IR encoding rate of the Helix remote?
Helix remote voice - how well does it work?
Hi everyone, My mother is 91 years old and almost blind. She lives in a seniors residence in Montreal. We are currently thinking of switching her to Helix because of the ability to use the microphone on the remote to change channels, etc. Can anyone tell me how well it works? I should add that if it shows text on the screen requiring confirmation or something, she won't be able to read it. Thank you. I have some other questions but I'm going to post them separately. Susan
Change channels , surf channels
When I change channels with the helix remote control (CH button), it takes me to channels that are not free to me. How can I surf channels and only go to the channels free to me? Has this been resolved? https://forum.videotron.com/t5/tv-entertainment/channel-surfing-with-helix-a-must/m-p/21832 tagging other users that posted in a previous post about this issue in case there is a solution. danmitch1 , PatrickM , JD , CedrikS , Frootch
Are you using the full power of your remote?
You automatically reach for it to change the channel or turn up the volume, but did you know your illico remote can do so much more? Here are a few tips that will make you a remote control pro: (1) Zoom button (#): It’s the key in the bottom right-hand corner of the keypad and it’s ever so useful when you’re switching from an HD channel to an SD channel. Press it once, twice or three times to change the size of the image and get rid of the black bars and the top and bottom of an SD channel. (2) Picture-in-Picture (PiP): This button at the bottom of the remote will make you a channel-hopping demon during commercial breaks. Want to check the score in the hockey game but don’t want to miss any of the Big Bang Theory? Not a problem! Just press the PiP button to keep the program you were watching in an inset window so you can go back to it as soon as the commercials are over. (3) Soft keys (A, B, C, D): These can be used for all kinds of functions depending on what you’re doing. Try them and you’ll be surprised at the things you can do without having to go into the menus. What about you? Have you discovered any useful shortcuts on your illico remote? Ready, set, zap! See our support section for more info about your remote.
