GoNetspeed G-010G-A ONT User manual

GoNetspeed ONT Troubleshooting and Illustrations
Use this document to become familiar with the Nokia G-010G-A ONT (optical network
termination). GoNetspeed uses this ONT to provide Internet service to your home. The
ONT may also be placed inside of a wall bracket (see illustration below) and mounted to
the wall.
G-010G-A ONT Light Descriptions
POWER: The topmost light on the ONT pictured above is the power light. This light will
be either off, on (green), or red (Hardware startup has failed or self-test has failed).If the
power light is red, power-cycle the ONT. If it is still red then open a trouble ticket.
PON: The second light from the top on the ONT pictured above is the PON light. This
light is lit when the fiber network is connected. After GoNetspeed completes the
installation of your Internet service, this light should be green and remain in that status.
If the light changes colors then check the fiber, power, and ethernet connections to the
ONT. If all the cables are connected properly and the problem persists, please open a
trouble ticket.

ALARM: The third light from the top on the ONT pictured above is the alarm light. If
there are no problems then this light will be off. If it is not off then please open a trouble
ticket.
DATA: The bottom most light on the ONT pictured above is the connection to your
network/router. Under normal conditions, this light will be blinking green/yellow! The
blinking symbolizes data flowing through the ONT.

ONT Port Descriptions
PON PORT: Fiber connection to the GoNetspeed network
Ethernet PORT: RJ45 connection to your home network (router, laptop, etc).
RESET BUTTON: Resets the ONT to factory default. This button should only be
pressed when advised by a GoNetspeed service representative.
POWER: This connector is used for powering up your ONT. The power cord comes with
the ONT and plugs into a standard home outlet.
ON/OFF: Turns ONT on or off.

Wall Mount Bracket with ONT and Cabling
The following illustration show how the ONT is mounted and cabled when using the wall
mount bracket. Pay close attention to the alignment of the cables when
removing/installing the bottom bracket as to not pinch them.
August 2017