How to install VDSL on a Raw Copper line
I want to install the modem close to the NTP
1. Make sure NTP 2007 is installed at the entry point in your house/apartment.
2. Connect your modem/router to the NTP with a DSL/internet cable.
- Insert the cable into the DSL/WAN port on the modem/router.
- Insert the free end of the cable into the free port on the NTP.
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3. Connect the power supply unit of your modem/router to the port on your modem/router labeled “POWER” or “PWR”.
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4. Plug the other end of the power supply into an AC power outlet.
5. Check if the DSL LED starts flashing.
| NOTE! In case your VDSL signal is already activated, after some minutes the DSL LED should become stable. It means your modem/router is now receiving the VDSL signal. |
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I want to install the modem on another phone socket
1. Make sure NTP 2007 is installed at the entry point in your house/apartment.
2. Connect your other phone socket to the blue connector inside the NTP by means of a separate cable used only for a modem/router connection. This is an ordinary phone cable (a VVT-cable or a less preferable UTP-cable) that can be bought at any electrical shop.
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3. Install a VDSL2-splitter on all your phone sockets including the NTP.
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NOTE! Make sure the switches on your VDSL splitter are in the ON-position.
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4. Connect your modem/router to the phone socket with a DSL/internet cable.
- Insert the cable into the DSL/WAN port on the modem/router.
- Insert the free end of the cable into the free port on the phone socket or a splitter.
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5. Connect the power supply unit of your modem/router to the port on your modem/router labeled “POWER” or “PWR”.
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6. Plug the other end of the power supply into an AC power outlet.
7. Check if the DSL LED starts flashing.
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NOTE! In case your VDSL signal is already activated, after some minutes the DSL LED should become stable. It means your modem/router is now receiving the VDSL signal. |
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