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Insert the DSL cable in this port! 6 4 5 2 1 3 Start 7 8 9 If your router looks like this, follow the instructions on the reverse. Switch off the Internet-Box. Remove your old Internet / telephony installations (if any). Connect the new DSL cable to the white adapter. DSL cable variations: Installation overview (Now just only connect phones to the Internet-Box!) You can return old devices to Swisscom for recycling free of charge. A return label is included on the delivery slip. Switch on the Internet-Box and wait 5 minutes. The package includes: Now only connect your telephone and / or fax machine to the Internet-Box (phone 1 and 2) – and not the telephone socket as before. Use the black telephone adapter if necessary. Exception: You can only connect your telephone and fax devices to all the telephone sockets in your building once you have installed a digital socket (see Step 4). Connect your telephone to the Internet-Box. Optionally: Wireless HD-Phone connections You can connect the HD-Phones from Swisscom wirelessly with the Internet-Box. For information about HD-Phones from Swisscom please visit www.swisscom.ch/hdphones Connect your computer and open your Internet browser. Connect the computer per Ethernet cable or to your existing WLAN. Open www.bluewin.ch in the Internet browser and, if the registration page is displayed, complete all compulsory fields step by step. If the page is not displayed, continue with step 7. After 5 minutes continue with step 6. Continue you with step 1 if your router is the same as the one on the installation overview. HD-Phone d) Digital socket b) RJ45 telephone socket a) TT83 telephone socket c) Four-pin socket > Internet-Box: press + button > Start your HD-Phone and select connection mode N.B. Please note that conventional DECT cordless phones cannot be wirelessly connected to the DECT base station integrated into the Internet-Box, but must be directly inserted into the «phone 1» or «phone 2» ports. HD-Phone Convert your existing Internet-Box to a fixed network connection (IP) Internet-Box copper kit (IP) setup www.swisscom.ch/internetbox-help Swisscom (Switzerland) Ltd Contact Center CH-3050 Bern www.swisscom.ch 0800 800 800 Follow the steps below to convert your existing Internet-Box to a fixed network connection (IP). This is the requirement for using the subscription you have selected. DSL cable Telephone socket adapter Telephone adapter Internet-Box standard Internet-Box plus Your fixed network connection (IP) is up and running.

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Page 1: Internet-Box copper kit (IP) setup Convert your existing Internet-Box … · 2015-08-11 · integrated into the Internet-Box, but must be directly inserted into the «phone 1» or

Insert the DSL cable in this port!

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If your router looks like this, follow the instructions on the reverse.

Switch off the Internet-Box. Remove your old Internet / telephony installations (if any).

Connect the new DSL cable to the white adapter.

DSL cable variations:

Installation overview(Now just only connect phones to the Internet-Box!)

You can return old devices to Swisscom for recycling free of charge. A return label is included on the delivery slip.

Switch on the Internet-Box and wait 5 minutes.

The package includes:

Now only connect your telephone and / or fax machine to the Internet-Box (phone 1 and 2) – and not the telephone socket as before.Use the black telephone adapter if necessary. Exception: You can only connect your telephone and fax devices to all the telephone sockets in your building once you have installed a digital socket (see Step 4).

Connect your telephone to the Internet-Box.

Optionally: Wireless HD-Phone connectionsYou can connect the HD-Phones from Swisscom wirelessly with the Internet-Box. For information about HD-Phones from Swisscom please visit www.swisscom.ch/hdphones

Connect your computer and open your Internet browser.

Connect the computer per Ethernet cable or to your existing WLAN. Open www.bluewin.ch in the Internet browser and, if the registration page is displayed, complete all compulsory fields step by step. If the page is not displayed, continue with step 7. After 5 minutes continue with step 6.

Continue you with step 1 if your router is the same as the one on the installation overview.

HD-Phone

d) Digital socketb) RJ45 telephone socket

a) TT83 telephone socket

c) Four-pin socket

> Internet-Box: press + button> Start your HD-Phone and select connection mode

N.B. Please note that conventional DECT cordless phones cannot be wirelessly connected to the DECT base station integrated into the Internet-Box, but must be directly inserted into the «phone 1» or «phone 2» ports.

HD-Phone

Convert your existing Internet-Box to a fixed network connection (IP)

Internet-Box copper kit (IP) setup

www.swisscom.ch/internetbox-help

Swisscom (Switzerland) LtdContact CenterCH-3050 Bern

www.swisscom.ch0800 800 800

Follow the steps below to convert your existing Internet-Box to a fixed network connection (IP). This is the requirement for using the subscription you have selected.

DSL cable

Telephone socket adapter

Telephone adapter

Internet-Box standard

Internet-Box plus

Your fixed network connection (IP) is up and running.

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Convert your existing Internet-Box to a fixed network connection (IP)

Internet-Box copper kit (IP) setup

www.swisscom.ch/internetbox-help

Swisscom (Switzerland) LtdContact CenterCH-3050 Bern

www.swisscom.ch0800 800 800

Switch off the Internet-Box.

Connect the new DSL cable to the white adapter.

Installation overview(Now just only connect phones to the Internet-Box!)

You can return old devices to Swisscom for recycling free of charge. A return label is included on the delivery slip.

Switch on the Internet-Box and wait 5 minutes.

The package includes:

Connect your telephone to the Internet-Box.

Connect your computer and open your Internet browser.

Connect the computer per Ethernet cable or to your existing WLAN. Open www.bluewin.ch in the Internet browser and, if the registration page is displayed, complete all compulsory fields step by step. If the page is not displayed, continue with step 7. After 5 minutes continue with step 6.

d) Digital socketb) RJ45 telephone socket

a) TT83 telephone socket

c) Four-pin socket

> Internet-Box: press + button> Start your HD-Phone and select connection mode

N.B. Please note that conventional DECT cordless phones cannot be wirelessly connected to the DECT base station integrated into the Internet-Box, but must be directly inserted into the «phone 1» or «phone 2» ports.

DSL cable

Telephone socket adapter

Telephone adapter

Follow the steps below to convert your existing Internet-Box to a fixed network connection (IP). This is the requirement for using the subscription you have selected.

Internet-Box plus

Internet-Box standard

Remove your old Internet / telephony installations (if any).

If your router looks like this, follow the instructions on the reverse.

DSL cable variations:

Now only connect your telephone and / or fax machine to the Internet-Box (phone 1 and 2) – and not the telephone socket as before.Use the black telephone adapter if necessary. Exception: You can only connect your telephone and fax devices to all the telephone sockets in your building once you have installed a digital socket (see Step 4).

Optionally: Wireless HD-Phone connectionsYou can connect the HD-Phones from Swisscom wirelessly with the Internet-Box. For information about HD-Phones from Swisscom please visit www.swisscom.ch/hdphones

Continue you with step 1 if your router is the same as the one on the installation overview.

Your fixed network connection (IP) is up and running.