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Shikyo
3 years agoOrganizer
wireless digital box
I got a small 24” TV set for my exercise machine. It is our third TV for our house. I was thinking of getting a digital box from Telus. I haven’t done it since their sight said 40 minutes for the wai...
- 3 years ago
As far as I know the Wifi box receives the signal from the Modem not the PVR.
On the verification. At this age, I think every device has it's ID and it need to be initiated/registered with telus or it don't work. Maybe it's also connected to location (address/account) .
I too had to call the tech people, read in the number before they made the units work. These days they send out tech person needed or not.
Optik-Kate
TELUS Team Member
3 years agoHi Shikyo , we don't usually recommend buying or selling boxes on FB marketplace due to privacy & security concerns. That said, if you do plan on purchasing anyway, you may want to look into the 4K models (you will need a breakout cable to connect to a RCA TV). In addition, if you are on Copper, you may need to call in to register the STB. 2 PVRs will technically work, but may have registration issues, especially on Copper as the system won't allow adding 2 PVRs to generate the registration codes, and the codes are unique to device type. hope that helps with your search.
- Shikyo3 years agoOrganizer
Thank you Kate
I couldn’t understand everything you mentioned
On Copper, do you mean hardwired?
“2 PVRs will technically work “ I guess as Nighthawk mentioned PVR has to be connected with wire, so in my case having 2 PVRs wouldn’t be an easy solution. Am I right?
Thank you for your help in advance.
- Just_LH3 years agoAmbassador
IF you have HDMI in on the TV , don't need the breakout cable.
Copper referring to copper wire to the house, as oppose to fiber optics. I think because of it's speed limitations. my guess.