#Fios self install internet only manual#

There are three kinds of people, those that can count, and those that wrote:ДЇWIW: ATT did my entire install for my U-verse, in the room with the 'RG' due to the computer being on the opposite end of the room as the jack, we now have a white cat 5 type cable running across our carpet since the tech would not go into our attic and drop another phone line on the correct wall. I really want to become a procrastinator, but I keep putting it off. How can you be in two places at once, when your not anywhere at all? Note: If you had regular ADSL before this, make sure to remove any of the DSL filters you have plugged into the wall jacks. Next plug your phones into any wall jack in the house and you should be good to go. Next, plug a phone cord into the L1В socket on the splitter and into the 'PHONE1' port on the RG. Next,В plug a phone cord into the L2 socket on the splitter and into the 'DATA' port on the RG. Then, inside you would plug the line splitter into theВ wall jack. If your wiring is just the 4 conducter like I described (red and green being used) justВ swap the red and green wires connected in the NID/NIB with the yellow and black wires and close it up. To determine this you will need to open the NID/NIB and check whichВ 2 wiresВ are used and you should open up the wall jack as well to verify that it is the same wiring inside the house (also make sure that the yellow and black wires are connected to the wall jack you intend to use for the RG). Basic POTS phone and ADSL/VDSL only require 2 of those wires (normally the red and green). Your wiring may differ (different colors or more wires in side the cable) but don't panic. These will more than likely be red, green, yellow, and black. Your basic phone wiring in your house normally consists of a cable with 4 seperate wires inside it. You should be able to find this at local hardware and home improvement stores as well. You will also needВ a phone line splitterВ like this (around $5.00).

#Fios self install internet only manual#

Note: You will need to do a little manual work using basic hand tools (screwdrivers, wire cutters/strippers). That being said I'll try to give some instructions for this. Any other type of Uverse installation, or no existing Uverse at all, would definitely make these a much more complicated self-install, and not suited for the average subscriber. The instructions from theВ OP just assumes you have some flavor of Uverse already and the original installer fed the RG with coax from the NID/NIB, which is a ridiculous assumption to make on AT&T's part.