Digi is removing its current copper network in areas where Fiber is being deployed. The current High Speed Internet Service will move over to DigiNet Fiber internet, and the HomeFone services will move over to the DigiTel home phone service.
As we roll out fiber to an area, we want to educate new and existing customers of our Service Entrance Policy.
The “Service Entrance” is defined at the end of Digi's Network Interface Device (NID) or modem located within the customer’s premise, and the beginning of the customer’s wiring within their premise.
Generally, Digi is responsible for the equipment and the modem,and the wiring up to the modem. The Customer is responsible for wiring and equipment connected to the modem.Please refer to pages 2 & 3 for more information.
• Internal wiring by certified electrician
• A clear pathway to the point of installation
• Availability of a Power supply outlet not more than 4 feet from the location where the equipment is to be installed
• Underground Wiring: Customer will be responsible - if they don't want drilling into their walls
• Configuration of personal devices: Laptop, tablet, cell phones, SmartTV, etc.
• Fill out the Customer Service confirmation form after installation/faults to ensure Quality of Service
• For DigiTel Home Service - Customer can install and maintain parallel lines
• Do not tamper with Digi's equipment as fiber is delicate and can be easily damage
• Failure to comply with the Service Entrance Policy will result in a $100 service charge for repairs
The service is not working
Step 1. Check and confirm that the lights are ON or OFF.
The lights on the modem indicate the service status. These lights should
be yellow and stable (not blinking).
·lnternet/WiFi: PON and WLAN lights
·Telephone:Tel1 1ight
Step 2. If none of the lights are on, the issue may be the power source/outlet. Use another appliance to confirm that the source of power is functional.
• DigiTel:Connect another phone to the Modem to confirm
• DigiNet: Connect with another device to confirm.
The most reliable way to verify is to connect using a LAN line. You may also perform a speedtest, to confirm your internet speed.
Step 3. If you are unable to access the internet, turn off modem and try again.
Step 4. If this does not resolve your issue, please call 119 to report
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