Set up and use
Instructions (PDF)
Get to know the device
Buttons and connections
- + button: automatically connects devices per DECT and WLAN
- Wlan button: switches WLAN on and off
- ON/OFF: switch Internet-Box on/off
- Power: power supply unit connection
- Phone: phone connection
- Internet: connection for the DSL cable
- Ethernet 1 and 2: you can connect two devices using Ethernet cables
- 8 3G/LTE: for connecting a 3G/LTE dongle (not supported yet)
- Reset: reset to default settings
LED behaviour
| LED lights up white: | Everything ok |
LED flashes whiteand red in alternation: |
The device is receiving configurations from Swisscom Please wait approx. five minutes. If the LED is still flashing: go to the «Help: my phone isn’t working» section. |
| LED flashes red: | no connection to the Internet Check whether the DSL cable is correctly inserted. |
| LED lights up red: | Error message Switch the Internet-Box off and back on again. Wait until the LED lights up white again. |
Frequently asked questions
How do I change the settings on my Internet-Box?
In My Swisscom, you can change your WLAN access data, configure Internet blocking for devices and see an overview of all connected devices.
How much power does the router consume? How do I save electricity?
Discover the electrical energy consumption of your Internet-Box here:
Check out these tips and discover how to save energy:
How do I update the firmware on my Internet-Box?
Your router’s firmware will update automatically as soon as a new version is available. If you do not want to wait for the automatic update, you can download and install firmware manually.
How can I save and restore my router settings?
Once you have set it up, save your Internet-Box configuration. After replacing the router, you will then be able to restore your settings (e.g. device names). To do this, go to web portal > Internet-Box > Save configuration and choose whether to save it online in My Swisscom or locally as a file on the device.
What is the OTO number (OTO ID) and where can I find it?
If your home is connected to the fibre-optic network, you will usually have a fibre optic socket. This shows the OTO number or OTO ID – a sequence of numbers and letters for identification.
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