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10

1

Unplug all devices or existing splitters and fi

rst place the

adapter, followed by the VDSL2 splitter.

2

If you have a traditional phone line, plug the phone wire

into one of the two 'TEL' sockets on the adapter.

You have only one 5-pole socket

of the following

type:

If you have a traditional phone line, check

whether the switches at the back of the

VDSL2 splitter are in the upper position.

°

e switches on the VDSL2

splitter

Check the cables.

Nothing lit up?

1.

Is this your first connection

with Belgacom TV and/or Internet?

It is normal for this light to continue

blinking. You will have to wait for the

day of activation.

2.

Is this not your first connection

with Belgacom TV and/or Internet?

Check whether the VDSL2 cable is

properly connected.

°

e

light continues to

blink.

3

Connect your modem to the splitter.

VDSL2 cable

5

°

e

light comes on.

If not, press this button.

4

Connect the modem to the mains: insert the modem plug into a socket.

Configuring the modem

°

e initiation and configuration of the modem are entirely

automatic and

can take up to 30 minutes

.

As soon as the lights for your services are activated, you can go

on to install the equipment for the services ordered

and the connected devices.

Various indicator lights come on, depending

on the services you have ordered.

Get your connection point ready

OF

ON

TEST

If you are a Belgacom TV subscriber, you can go on to the next step

Connect your decoder

page 17

If you are only an Internet subscriber

page 22

Do not disconnect the power supply and VDSL2 cable from the modem.

Important

A junction box is possible, but no other

connection is permitted.

adapter

VDSL2 splitter

Use only:

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12

OF

ON

TEST

1000 ADSL LP

°e fi

rst socket is the one where no sound at all can be

heard on all other sockets in the home (including the

unused sockets) after the cabling on the left has been

disconnected (from terminals a and b).

If the connection point has not been installed yet, fi

rst fi

nd where

the Belgacom network entry cable is connected in your home.

2 possibilities

→

If your installation comprises only one of the elements below,

then the network entry cable is connected to that.

→

If you only have plugs like these, then you absolutely must fi

nd the fi

rst

socket to which the Belgacom network is connected in your home.

In older homes, there might be other sockets (black, grey

or white socket, with the name or logo

of Belgacom, or

even

). °

e Belgacom network entry cable is usually

connected there.

no sound

no sound

b

a

Belgacom

network

While you're searching, note down the

location of or photograph each cable you

have to disconnect.

Tip

2

❘

Placing the VDSL2 junction box

2

Open the new box and remove the central block by pushing the small clamps apart.

1

Remove the old junction box (entry point of the Belgacom network).

3

Attach the junction box.

On the wall

or

in the wall

For built-in attachment, use the attachment clamp which you stick

to the back of the junction box.

Close the junction box.

You have several 5-pole sockets and/or one 6-pole socket

1

❘

Where is the entry point of the Belgacom network?

4

Place the central block back on the mounting plate and connect the wires to the terminals.

You connect all the wires for telephony,

including the alarms and other accessories, to

the green terminal.

If you use a separate cable intended only for

connecting the modem, connect it to the blue

terminal.

°

is orange terminal is for earthing

(usually not connected).

Connect the Belgacom network

wires with the sound to the

black terminal.

junction box

VDSL2 splitter

Use only:

Get your connection point ready

15

14

5

Place the VDSL2 splitter after the junction box has been installed.

8

°

e

light will come on.

If not, press this button.

3

❘

Confi

guring the modem

°

e initiation and configuration of the modem are entirely

automatic and

can take up to 30 minutes

. As soon as the

lights for your services are activated, you can continue with

the installation of the equipment for the services ordered.

7

Connect the modem to the mains: insert the modem plug into the

socket.

If you have a traditional phone line, check

whether the switches at the back of the

VDSL2 splitter are in the upper position.

°

e switches on the VDSL2

splitter

In the brochure 'Need help?' you will find

more information about using an Ethernet

adapter via the mains circuit (PLC). °is

will avoid visible cabling.

Diffi

cult to use

a cable?

Check the cables.

Nothing lit up?

Various indicator lights come on, depending

on the services you have ordered.

If you are a Belgacom TV subscriber, you can go on to the next step

Connect your decoder

page 17

If you are only an Internet subscriber

page 22

Do not disconnect the power supply and VDSL2 cable from the modem.

If you have a traditional phone line, you can connect a telephone to

the junction box.

1.

Is this your first connection

with Belgacom TV and/or Internet?

It is normal for this light to continue

blinking. You will have to wait for the

day of activation.

2.

Is this not your first connection

with Belgacom TV and/or Internet?

Check whether the VDSL2 cable is

properly connected.

°

e

light continues to

blink.

or

6

Connect your modem to the splitter.

→

°e modem is located near the junction box.

In that case, connect the VDSL2 splitter to the modem.

VDSL2 cable

°

is material (the separate cable intended only for connecting the modem, socket and telephone plug) is not supplied in this box. It is

already present in the current installation or can be purchased. °e separate cable only intended for connecting the modem is an ordinary

telephone cable (VVT cable or - less advisable - UTP cable). °

is can be obtained from, among others, a Belgacom point of sale or a profes-

sional electrical equipment shop.

→

°e modem is in another room than the junction box

In that case, use the separate cable intended only for connecting the modem and

connect the phone plug to the modem.

VDSL2 cable

Socket

separate cable

intended only for

connecting

the modem

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16

Ethernet cable

or

You can also connect the decoder and

modem together without visible cabling.

°is is done via the mains circuit with the

aid of a PLC adapter. °is can be obtained

from any Belgacom point of sale.

Tip

2.

Digital

television

In order to use Belgacom TV, fi

rst connect your decoder.

°en you can configure your Belgacom TV on your television.

Do you want to replace your old decoder with a new model

(see illustration)? If so, fi

rst disconnect it. Call us before connecting the

new model (you will fi

nd the number at the end of the brochure).

First we have to delete the technical data from our fi

les.

If you were renting your old decoder, you must bring it into a Belgacom

point of sale.

1

Place the decoder near your TV.

°

e remote control must have visual contact with the decoder.

It is possible that the model of the devices differs from the model in the illustrations.

2

Connect the decoder to the modem.

°

e

light on the modem must be activated.

Connect your decoder

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18

1

Remove the protective fi

lm from the batteries in the

Belgacom TV remote control

(for new customers only).

A.

Open the battery cover on the back of the Belgacom TV remote

control.

B.

Pull off

the protective fi

lm. °

at prevents the batteries discharging

prematurely.

C.

Close the battery cover.

Configuring Belgacom TV

Only one remote control?

Would you rather use just one remote control?

If so, you can make your Belgacom TV remote

control universal.

To do this, consult the Belgacom TV

instructions for use.

Don't forget to replace the batteries

of the remote control, preferably

once a year.

If you have an HD TV, use only

the HDMI cable.

°

e decoder starts automatically and the lights

and

will come on.

°

e decoder will then be updated automatically.

Starting the decoder automatically

Does the start-up screen not

appear?

Try one of these solutions:

•

With the

or

key, depending on

the make of your remote control, select the

output of your TV to which the Belgacom

TV decoder is connected (AV1, HDMI1,

EXT1, etc.).

•

Turn the decoder's switch

off

and on

.

•

Check that the cable between the modem

and decoder is properly connected.

•

If necessary, check again whether our

technical department has already

activated Belgacom TV on your line

(page 7).

If in doubt, consult the brochure 'Need

help?', which you will find in this box.

Do not disconnect the power supply

cable and Ethernet cable from the

decoder.

4

Insert the decoder cable into the socket.

5

Turn on your TV.

Do the lights not come on?

Check whether the decoder's power supply

cable is properly connected or that the

decoder is not in stand-by mode.

Press

. If the decoder fails to respond,

restart it.

Check whether the switch is in '

' mode.

If in doubt, consult the brochure 'Need

help?', which you will find in this box.

°

is screen appears every time you disconnect the decoder

from the mains power supply.

3

Connect your TV to the decoder.

HDMI cable

SCART cable

or

TV

TV