John Dearing (John.P.Dearing@Verizon.net) Sat, 11 Nov 2006 21:40:15 -0500

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beedude@gmail.com wrote: > I have question about the wiring for FIOS TV. > I assume at some point they go from fiber to coax. Where is that > transition done? Is it at the set top box (MDVR)? How do the remote > set top boxes talk to the MDVR ... through the coax? Is it "star" > wiring and do they use coax splitters? Where is the head of the coax > (input end). Almost any question you might have about FiOS can be answered at: http://www.fiosfaq.com But to give you some quick answers. The fiber stops at the ONT on the side of your house. Inside the ONT are POTS connections (for dialtone) an Ethernet connection (for Internet) and a coax connection (for TV). The current installations are getting an Actiontec router which supports MoCA. This provides a connection between the Ethernet and coax portions and is what allows the on-demand features and the channel guide to work. See the FAQ for much more detailed information John

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