Details of all the settings and ports for the Internet-Box 2.
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Internet-Box
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Internet-Box
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Declaration of Conformity
(PDF file, 376 KB)
Setup
You can easily manage your Internet-Box 2 settings via the web portal. You can change your WLAN access data, configure Parental Controls and access an overview of all connected devices.
On computers
Geben Sie in Ihrem Internet-Browser http://internetbox.home oder 192.168.1.1 ein. Beachten Sie, dass Sie nur zugreifen können, wenn Sie innerhalb des Netzwerks mit Ihrer Internet-Box verbunden sind. Melden Sie sich mit Ihrem bestehenden Admin-Passwort an. Falls Sie das Passwort nicht kennen, klicken Sie auf „Neues Passwort festlegen" um ein neues Passwort zu erstellen.
On smartphones
You can access and change your main settings at home on your smartphone via the Home app.
Saving and restoring configurations
Once you have set it up, save your Internet-Box configuration. This lets you restore preferred settings after replacing a device, for instance. To do so, go to the web portal > Internet-Box > Save configuration.
| Status | Fibre-optic connection |
VDSL connection |
| Standby mode (WLAN active, no devices connected) |
9.8W |
10.1W |
| Normal operating mode* (WLAN active and data transmission from connected devices) |
10.8W |
11.3W |
| OFF | 0.05W |
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* Normal operating mode:
With 1 WLAN device connected to each 2.4 and 5 GHz WLAN connection, both watching Swisscom TV air.
1 Davos HD phone on the DECT base station.
1 Swisscom TV-Box with Ethernet cable connection and television channel with HD resolution in operation.
Additional electrical energy consumption figures (readings taken in accordance with legal requirements)
The Internet-Box complies with European CE conformity regulations. The Internet-Box 2 also complies with the statutory Energy Consumption Directive 2009/126/EC, meeting the EC 1275/2008 and EU 801/2013 regulations which define standby consumption.
Standby electrical energy consumption figures for individual network connections when WLAN and DECT are switched off.
Standby mode switches on automatically once the device has been inactive for a few seconds.
| Network connection | Standby electrical energy consumption |
| VDSL connection | 7.6W |
| Fibre-optic connection | 7.2W |
| 4 Gigabit Ethernet connections | 7.2W |
| 3 telephony ports | 7.2W |
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