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FunBox 2.0 DSL LED Blinking Issue: 80Mbps Optical Fiber, Troubleshooting Router Connection

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  • #1 17530346
    Windows problemy
    Level 3  
    Hello, I have a FunBox 2.0 router and 80Mbps optical fiber or something like that. And I got a DSL cable in the set, otherwise a telephone cable to connect the router to this port, which the fitter comes and installs, and I decided to order a longer cable for Allegro 10m. And when there was a storm, I turned on the router and when the storm passed, I turned it on and the DSL LED is blinking all the time as if it could not connect all the time and restarting the router all the time does not give anything, everything is connected somehow with the cable that was included in the set this gray it connects normally and it works, what should I do? Help.
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  • #2 17530388
    sylweksylwina
    Moderator of Computers service
    The option up to 80Mbit / s is DSL and it's not optical fiber, have you disconnected from the power supply or from the power supply and DSL?
    As soon as it was powered up it could shoot the DSL part of this device. When he was completely disconnected, there is something wrong on the provider's side.
    Contact technical support and a technician will send you.
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  • #3 17531510
    Windows problemy
    Level 3  
    I did not decide to change the cable for a longer one and ordered a 10-meter RJ11 telephone cable because it was the only one. And at the beginning, the internet was working, but after the storm, when I start it, I can't connect to the Internet and the DSL LED tried to connect, it flashed once faster, sometimes slower and so on again.
  • #4 17531738
    sylweksylwina
    Moderator of Computers service
    In the first post you wrote the same thing ....
  • #5 17531744
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Windows problemy wrote:
    I did not decide to change the cable for a longer one and ordered a 10-meter RJ11 telephone cable because it was the only one. And at the beginning, the internet was working, but after the storm, when I start it, I can't connect to the Internet and the DSL LED tried to connect, it flashed once faster, sometimes slower and so on again.


    There is a call to the hotline and the call from Orange technicians to diagnose the problem because it looks like you have a problem with the device or the line itself.
  • #6 17532141
    Ordine
    Level 24  
    Unfortunately normal. I've had exactly the same for half a year over, @jimasek the technicians and the helpline will not help, they could visit me every week and it did not work anyway, and they could not diagnose the problem. Only downgrading the network packet to a lower one helped.
  • #7 17532216
    LucekB
    Network and Internet specialist
    Do you have an analog landline and it works?
    Maybe try to connect the funbox to the telephone socket on a short cable and check if it will catch the synchro, if the DSL LED lights up, if it doesn't help, check the synchronization on another router / modem, e.g. borrow from a friend, etc.
  • #8 17532223
    Windows problemy
    Level 3  
    With the short cable that was attached to the FunBox, it works and the long one does not work when connected as you ordered nothing. I also think that the problem with the device must be replaced
  • #9 17532230
    LucekB
    Network and Internet specialist
    How it works now on a short cable and not on a long cable is a problem in the cable.
    It must be logical?
    You probably bought a flat telephone cable, and the VDSL internet connection should be a twisted pair, e.g. UTP.
  • #10 17533153
    Windows problemy
    Level 3  
    Could you describe this cable more for me? What is it I will buy it
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    #11 17533158
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    You have a choice of 2x2x0.5 YTKSY or UTP cat.5 twisted pair,
  • #12 17533318
    Av3s0m3
    Level 18  
    jimasek wrote:
    UTP cat.5 twisted pair,

    Do you think twisted veins will not interfere?
    Just asking because with dsl a telephone cable is usually used that is not twisted,
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  • #13 17533320
    Windows problemy
    Level 3  
    I just don't know what kind of cables these are and they are terribly expensive.
  • #15 17533596
    Windows problemy
    Level 3  
    But what is it supposed to help me, I do not have LiveBox, only FunBox 2.0 and there is no cable there, I only need this DSL cable that connects to the router so that there is telephone internet and I do not have such something installed there, I only have one gray cube.

    Added after 5 [minutes]:

    Would such an extension cord be good? https://allegro.pl/kabel-przedluzacz-telefoniczny-rj11-15m-bialy-i4864475047.html
  • #16 17533708
    Av3s0m3
    Level 18  
    jimasek wrote:
    You have a choice of 2x2x0.5 YTKSY or UTP cat.5 twisted pair,

    A friend has already written to you.
    And this "gray cube" of yours is exactly what's in the movie, it's called a splitter.
    In the "cube" you should have two exits. One for the internet and one for the phone.
  • #17 17533916
    Windows problemy
    Level 3  
    Ah, I'm sending a photo because I don't think it will arrive, there is only one exit, I have a small splitter, see this is this cube. FunBox 2.0 DSL LED Blinking Issue: 80Mbps Optical Fiber, Troubleshooting Router Connection
  • #18 17533941
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Quote:
    Do you think twisted veins will not interfere?
    Just asking because with dsl a telephone cable is usually used that is not twisted,

    You probably don't know what you're talking about. The YTKSY cable is twisted to a lesser extent than twisted pair because it is also a teleinformatic cable, but used for signals with a lower frequency.

    Quote:

    Only away from flat cables to VDSL. I wrote you what you need to buy.
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  • #19 17534017
    Av3s0m3
    Level 18  
    jimasek wrote:
    You probably don't know what you're talking about.

    I just don't know for that I asked myself :)
    Thanks for the clarification.
    Coming back to the topic.
    I don't know if you shouldn't have a splitter like in the movie plugged into this socket.
  • #20 17534045
    jprzedworski
    Network and Internet specialist
    jimasek wrote:
    You have a choice of 2x2x0.5 YTKSY or UTP cat.5 twisted pair,
    One problem. Who will connect this cable to the corresponding RJ11 pins to the author of this topic (to the wall socket and to the router). After what he says here, I can see that he will not do it himself.
  • #21 17534061
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    jprzedworski wrote:
    One problem. Who will connect this cable to the corresponding RJ11 pins to the author of this topic (to the wall socket and to the router). After what he says here, I can see that he will not do it himself.

    @jprzedworski I'm afraid of it too, but the only thing I can do is suggest which cable to use. We can't fix the whole world :)
  • #22 17534104
    Windows problemy
    Level 3  
    So what cable should I use for this?
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    #23 17534117
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    I wrote in the post number # 11, plugs of course RJ11.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a FunBox 2.0 router experiencing a persistent blinking DSL LED after a storm, indicating a connection issue. The user initially connected the router using a standard DSL cable but later attempted to use a longer 10-meter RJ11 telephone cable, which resulted in connectivity problems. Responses suggest that the issue may stem from the new cable, as the original short cable works correctly. Recommendations include checking the type of cable used (preferably twisted pair for VDSL connections) and contacting technical support for further assistance. Users also discuss the importance of using the correct splitter and cable type to ensure proper synchronization and connection stability.
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