How to transition to a parametrised route from outside of Ember.js code

In my Ember.js setup i have routes like this:

this.route('hot', { path: '/hot' });
this.route('hotpage', { path: '/hot/page/:pageid' });

First route is the front page for "hot" category, second route is for "hot" pages. So hot is category main page, hotpage are next pages in this category.

So now i would like to redirect user clicking a button to hot route outside of the Ember.js components. I use this code:

App.__container__.lookup('router:main').transitionTo("quizzes.hot");

And it works nicely.

But i need also to be able to redirect users to pages of hot category. For example to page /hot/page/4.

Since i can not find the solution to do it properly now i use this code:

document.location.href = subPageURL + "/page/" + (currentPage - 1);

But it reloads (as obvious) whole page.

So i need something like this:

App.__container__.lookup('router:main').transitionTo("quizzes.hotpage", "{pageid: 4}");

Since snipped above seems not to work properly my question is:

How to transition to a parametrised route (:pageid) from outside of Ember.js routes, views and controllers.