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An Optical Network Terminal (ONT) is the hardware that is necessary for provisioning of FTTU Triple Play services (Voice, video and Data) at customer premises. Nayatel offers following 3 models of Alcatel ONT (Optical Network Terminal) for establishing Fiber-To-The-User (FTTU) connection at customer premises.
POTS, Ethernet, and RF video in general signify the service output of Triple play services via ONT (Optical Network Terminal). Each terminology highlights following service variant.
POTS: Telephone
Ethernet: Internet/Data services
RF video: Cable TV
Plain old telephony System, or POTS, is a term which describes the voice-grade telephony service that remains the basic form of residential and small business service connection to the telephone network nearly everywhere in the world. Each number of POTS in your ONT model shows the number of telephone lines you can have to avail our telephony service.
Ethernet defines a number of signaling standards for the physical layer. Ethernet Ports in ONT (Optical Network Terminal) are meant to provide you with connectivity to Internet/voice/E 1’s, and Metro Ethernet Data Network. An RJ 45 connector is connected to both ends of UTP cable and acts as a path to connect your ONT with the system.
RF Video signifies the video output from your ONT (Optical Network Terminal) to your television to provide you with Cable TV service.
Table-1
Description of ONT Components
1
Status indicator of ONT Model 1-3
1a
Status indicator of ONT Model 4
1b
Fiber connectivity status for ONT Model 4
2
Video service enable/disable indicator
2a
Coaxial TV Cable connector
3
Highlights whether network cable (Internet) is properly plugged or not
3a
Port(s) to connect your Network
4
Port(s) available for connecting telephone line
5
Indicates if Data (Internet/telephone) is traveling through ONT or not
6
Power Adapter Jack for ONT Model 1-3
Table. 2
Visual Indicators (ONT Model 1-3)
Indicator
Color
Function
MANAGEMENT/PON
1
Off
Not Powered
Green
ONT is communicating with OLT
Red
No PON light detected
Red, Flashing
PON light detected and ranging process started
to establish communication with OLT
POTS, Ethernet, and RF video in general signify the service output of Triple play services via ONT (Optical Network Terminal). Each terminology highlights following service variant.
POTS: Telephone
Ethernet: Internet/Data services
RF video: Cable TV
Plain old telephony System, or POTS, is a term which describes the voice-grade telephony service that remains the basic form of residential and small business service connection to the telephone network nearly everywhere in the world. Each number of POTS in your ONT model shows the number of telephone lines you can have to avail our telephony service.
Ethernet defines a number of signaling standards for the physical layer. Ethernet Ports in ONT (Optical Network Terminal) are meant to provide you with connectivity to Internet/voice/E 1’s, and Metro Ethernet Data Network. An RJ 45 connector is connected to both ends of UTP cable and acts as a path to connect your ONT with the system.
RF Video signifies the video output from your ONT (Optical Network Terminal) to your television to provide you with Cable TV service.
Table-1
Description of ONT Components
1
Status indicator of ONT Model 1-3
1a
Status indicator of ONT Model 4
1b
Fiber connectivity status for ONT Model 4
2
Video service enable/disable indicator
2a
Coaxial TV Cable connector
3
Highlights whether network cable (Internet) is properly plugged or not
3a
Port(s) to connect your Network
4
Port(s) available for connecting telephone line
5
Indicates if Data (Internet/telephone) is traveling through ONT or not
6
Power Adapter Jack for ONT Model 1-3
Table. 2
Visual Indicators (ONT Model 1-3)
Indicator
Color
Function
MANAGEMENT/PON
1
Off
Not Powered
Green
ONT is communicating with OLT
Red
No PON light detected
Red, Flashing
PON light detected and ranging process started
to establish communication with OLT
POTS, Ethernet, and RF video in general signify the service output of Triple play services via ONT (Optical Network Terminal). Each terminology highlights following service variant.
POTS: Telephone
Ethernet: Internet/Data services
RF video: Cable TV
Plain old telephony System, or POTS, is a term which describes the voice-grade telephony service that remains the basic form of residential and small business service connection to the telephone network nearly everywhere in the world. Each number of POTS in your ONT model shows the number of telephone lines you can have to avail our telephony service.
Ethernet defines a number of signaling standards for the physical layer. Ethernet Ports in ONT (Optical Network Terminal) are meant to provide you with connectivity to Internet/voice/E 1’s, and Metro Ethernet Data Network. An RJ 45 connector is connected to both ends of UTP cable and acts as a path to connect your ONT with the system.
RF Video signifies the video output from your ONT (Optical Network Terminal) to your television to provide you with Cable TV service.
Table-1
Description of ONT Components
1
Status indicator of ONT Model 1-3
1a
Status indicator of ONT Model 4
1b
Fiber connectivity status for ONT Model 4
2
Video service enable/disable indicator
2a
Coaxial TV Cable connector
3
Highlights whether network cable (Internet) is properly plugged or not
3a
Port(s) to connect your Network
4
Port(s) available for connecting telephone line
5
Indicates if Data (Internet/telephone) is traveling through ONT or not
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