What to do if the Ethernet is off on Televes Touch terminals?
If the Ethernet connection is off on your Televes Touch terminals, it could be due to an incorrectly connected Ethernet cable. Ensure the cable is properly connected to both the Ethernet port on your device and the Home Gateway's WAN port, not a LAN port. If the issue persists, try changing the Ethernet cable.
Why is the power off on my Televes 769501 Touch terminals?
If the power is off on your Televes Touch terminals, the reason may be a lack of power supply. Verify that the power cable is correctly connected to both the device and the adapter at the electrical socket.
How to fix GPON link off issue on Televes 769501 Touch terminals?
If the GPON link is off on your Televes Touch terminals, it might be due to an anomaly in the optical fibre signal. Check that the optical cable is correctly inserted in both the device's internal optical connector and the optical socket. Also, ensure the fibre is intact, not dirty, and hasn't been cut or twisted.
What to do if GPON link is on but not working on Televes Touch terminals?
If the GPON link is on but not working on your Televes Touch terminals, it could be that the device has been deactivated by the administrator. Contact the technical support in this case.
General| Category | Touch Terminals |
|---|---|
| Model | 769501 |
| Brand | Televes |
| Type | Touch Terminal |
| Control Interface | Touch screen |
| Functions | System control, monitoring, configuration |
| Connector Type | RJ45 |
Key features and functions of the Refs. 769501-769502 Gateway.
Details voice service provisioning via OLT configurations or FTP, and interface types.
Covers the wireless capabilities, including standards, frequency, and security features.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the device, including wall-mount and horizontal installation.
Provides access to advanced configuration options for network, security, and system settings.
Enables the addition and removal of WAN services like PPPoE, IPoE, GRE, and Bridging.
Provides NAT configuration options, including Virtual Servers, Port Triggering, and DMZ Host.
Covers security settings, including IP filtering (incoming/outgoing) and MAC filtering.
Configures Quality of Service (QoS) settings, including queues and classification.
Provides settings for default gateway, static routing, BGP, policy routing, and RIP/OSPF.
Provides comprehensive wireless configuration options, including basic, security, and advanced settings.
Guides the configuration of voice services, primarily focusing on SIP settings.
Covers device management functions like settings, logs, updates, and reboot.
Identifies possible causes and solutions for problems based on LED status.
Allows configuration of NAT settings, including DMZ host, 1:1 NAT, port triggering, and virtual servers.
Allows configuration of Quality of Service (QoS) traffic rules, including policers and queues.
Enables configuration of voice-related parameters, primarily SIP settings and accounts.
Allows configuration of security settings, including IP filtering and MAC filtering.
Allows configuration of routing settings, including default gateway and static routes.
Allows users to perform management functions like backup, reboot, and log management.
Provides a sequence of CLI commands for configuring an IPoE service for VoIP.
Guides the configuration of voice settings, including SIP and default gateway.
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