> It does have a USBN port in the front, but from what I've from all
> indications, it's not enabled. There's a Ethernet port on the back, but I
> haven't looked into what you can do with it yet.
I was told it was inactive.
Could this USB port be similar to the one on my HDTV? The USB is fo
FIOS triple play is offered in Northren VA at $104/month for
phone/TV/Internet. I pay $10 more for faster internet and some more for
extra TV channels. You may as well get all three since phone/internet costs
more than the $104. I'm guessing they are giving a discount to get
installations to add
They only provide the one, small-ish battery that's built into the unit.
You can have extra batteries on hand, but you have to have a way of charging
them. There is a small A/C adapter port on the side, but from my research
there's nothing available to go into it. Plenty of forum threads on the w
We don't have FIOS in our neighborhood yet, but may get it some day.
One major concern that we have is battery backup which is only good for
around 6 hours. Do they have a setup with multiple batteries or solar
charger for power outages longer than that? Our power goes off almost
every time th
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 4:40 PM, Jeff Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It does have a USBN port in the front, but from what I've from all
> indications, it's not enabled. There's a Ethernet port on the back, but I
> haven't looked into what you can do with it yet.
I was told it was inactive.
Does the DVR have any external ports to save recordings to e-sata
drives? or network computers?
Once it is on coax will any digital tuner work or do you need a
Verizon Box?
Mike
I can't answer about the DVR, but once your house coax is connected
to the FIOS box, your signal will be all digita
It does have a USBN port in the front, but from what I've from all
indications, it's not enabled. There's a Ethernet port on the back, but I
haven't looked into what you can do with it yet.
Not sure about whether you need the box or not.
> -Original Message-
> Does the DVR have any exter
Does the DVR have any external ports to save recordings to e-sata
drives? or network computers?
Once it is on coax will any digital tuner work or do you need a Verizon Box?
Mike
Jeff Wright wrote:
Keep me informed. I'm pleased that you were able to get through
but I'm very concerned that it wa
My FIOS installation last July was very similar. The only real
issue was with the set top boxes. The salesman had signed us
up for an HD converter, telling us that it would work with our SD
set and we would avoid the hassle of upgrading in case we ever
did get an HD set, but the installer said t
I was told the same prior to the install, but it seems that it didn't get
done.
> -Original Message-
> My recollection was that the drop (line from the street) was supposed
> to be pulled and laid prior to the
> truck install roll. The Verizon install folks seem to budget about 4
> hours
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> Keep me informed. I'm pleased that
> Keep me informed. I'm pleased that you were able to get through
> but I'm very concerned that it wasn't easier.
>
> I am particularly interested in knowing how smoothly the installation
> goes and what your opinion of the product is.
Following up on this from a couple weeks ago at Eric's reque
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