Thread: Programming BellTV Remotes

I have a 6100 receiver and a UHF PRO remote that worked together. I moved and now cannot get my remote to work my receiver, any ideas on what happened or how I can fix this. The remote will not reprogram to my receiver...I cannot get the remote address to change, however, I can program it to my television just fine...any advice or help would be appreciated!!

Are you certain that the Antenna is in the correct port on the rear.?

For my A/V sound system, I'm using an Yamaha HTR6130B. For the moment, I'm able to program the Bell remote to a way that I'm able to control the A/V sound Volume with it. But I'm not able to turn my A/V ON or OFF with the Bell remote. I'm sure that the brilliant idea that Yamaha had to make Two different buttons to control the powering, one button that turn the A/V ON and and another that turns it OFF, doesn't help a lot to make my A/V system Universal-remote friendly. So I'm trying to find a code or way so I would be able to make the remote and my A/V system to work better together. I would like at least to be able to turn my A/V on and off with it on top of been able to control the volume. I'm using the 5.3IR remote 146191.

The second set of directions does not seem to work with my Philips TV. Does anyone know the 3 digit code for this brnd?
Thanks!

Thank you Pinza...I bet the antenna was misplaced in the move, I guess that would explain the remotes not working! Any idea where I can get a replacement antenna?
Thanks again!

Are you using the "aux" button and have you tried using the 'scan' function of the remote.?

I would think you just need to set it to the same Remote Address as the other one.

It's that easy.
Take out the smart card, or just go to the system information screen, and address the remote to the address that's already on the screen.

Problem solved.

BEV code in manual doesn't control TV. Tried code scan and additional codes provided by Viewsonic help desk. Basic need is for remote to power on/off and volume adjust TV. thanx!

I almost never have success with Viewsonic TV's and Bell remotes.