Freebox Revolution electrical panel connection

Question

Hello,  I am having a problem connecting my Free Revolution box to my electrical panel.  This is a new house built in 2018.  The site manager only told me that I needed to install a communication switch without giving me any further details.  Is that the case? If so, how should I proceed to install it?  Thank you for your valuable advice.  Best regards,

bonjo_2019 · Accepted Answer

Thank you for your feedback. Here is the last photo taken. Could you please confirm which ones need to be disconnected to avoid any mistakes? Regarding the blue cable, it is an RJ11 at the end #5. Best regards,

jee pee · Answer

Hello,  This installation is only meant to distribute the phone/DSL line to all the outlets in the house.  To distribute Ethernet, the box would need to be placed in this central unit, connected to the DTI, and the Ethernet outputs from the box connected to RJ45 ports 1 to 5. You would need to add a switch since there are only 4 outputs on the box if you really want to power all the outlets in the house.  And disconnect the 4 gray cables and the blue one. Where does this one come from? We can't see it in the photo. If it’s from the back of the DTI, it was the cable to connect the DSL line to the living room where the box could be placed.  Like in this diagram:

brupala · Answer

OK, actually you need to install your box, the ADSL unit to this cabinet. Connect the ADSL socket to the test socket of the DTI or to one of the 5 outputs of the white/blue cables with a coupler. And the Ethernet ports to the 5 patch panel sockets:  So you remove the spider cables and the blue cable that connects the 5 sockets and are only used to distribute the phone, and you connect the Ethernet ports of your box with appropriate RJ45 patch cords.   -- and ... Voila Voilou Voila !

bonjo_2019 · Answer

Thank you for your feedback,  Regarding the blue cable, I will look into it this evening and will get back to you.  The purpose of my approach is not necessarily to distribute Internet in all rooms; 4/5 will be more than enough, but rather to avoid leaving the box in the future baby's room that will arrive in a few months...  If I understand correctly, if I want to connect 4 out of the 5 rooms, I only need RJ45 sockets to link the RJ45 sockets from the box to the panel? So, it's not necessary to buy a switch...  Thank you in advance.  Best regards.

Freebox Revolution electrical panel connection

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