Universal Remote Control URC-6131N Remote Control
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- Type: Universal Learning
- Universal Remote Control Type: Learning
- Broadcasting Type: IR
- Applicable Devices: TV, VCR, DVD Player, Cable\Satellite Receiver, Amplifiers, Tuner, Receiver
- Devices Controlled: 6
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An excellent replacement for a Bell ExpressVu 5100/5800/5900 PVR remote.
Pros
Very low price for Expressvu 5100/5800/5900 PVR remote and what it does.
Cons
Guide and exit buttons are the same color as the others. Hard to find sometimes.
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
The best value for your money if you wish to replace a Bell ExpressVu PVR remote.
I've been looking for a replacement for my UHF ExpressVu 5800 PVR remote because the original did not control my TV volume adequately. This is the one I chose because of it's very reasonable price. I paid $12.99 for this remote plus shipping. All the others that worked with the ExpressVu PVR were near the $100 range. It controls my tv perfectly.
Keys can be moved to control the tv volume in other modes than the tv. Devices can be moved to control a second identical type of hardware. For example, if you don't have a DVD it can be programed to control a second tv or other device.
Pretty much everything works with the Bell ExpressVu 5100/5800/5900 except the following buttons.
1) The seven seconds go back for the pvr function do not work. You need to use the regular back button and then the play button.
2) The seven seconds go forward for the pvr do not work. Same work around as the seven seconds go back button.
3) There is no # button for a quick access to the search function. Work around is to access it from the main menu.
4) There is no view button for a fast exit out of the menus, you need to execute a two step process. Press guide or pvr then exit.
5) The 5800 receiver address can only bet set at 1 with this remote if you have two receivers in the room.
6) There is no Itv button. Well this one can also be in the Pros for the remote.
Keys can be moved to control the tv volume in other modes than the tv. Devices can be moved to control a second identical type of hardware. For example, if you don't have a DVD it can be programed to control a second tv or other device.
Pretty much everything works with the Bell ExpressVu 5100/5800/5900 except the following buttons.
1) The seven seconds go back for the pvr function do not work. You need to use the regular back button and then the play button.
2) The seven seconds go forward for the pvr do not work. Same work around as the seven seconds go back button.
3) There is no # button for a quick access to the search function. Work around is to access it from the main menu.
4) There is no view button for a fast exit out of the menus, you need to execute a two step process. Press guide or pvr then exit.
5) The 5800 receiver address can only bet set at 1 with this remote if you have two receivers in the room.
6) There is no Itv button. Well this one can also be in the Pros for the remote.
