Before an installation, CSInet will check to make sure your home or business can achieve adequate signal to the CSInet transmission towers. The CSInet technicians will need access to your roof to test for signal to the tower. If adequate signal is achieved, CSInet technicians will gain approval from the property owner to install an antenna mount. Once the antenna mount is installed, CSInet technicians will review the cable run options with the property owner. They will sight where the cable will enter the home from the outside as well as review the inside cable and data jack termination location with the property owner. The site survey technicians will also take pictures of the antenna mount, where the wire will enter the home from the outside as well as where the termination will take place on the inside. If you qualify for the wireless service our technicians will proceed to do the installation.

There are two installation options for you to choose from: standard or network. The installation generally takes one to three hours.

Before the installation, you are responsible for ensuring that the digital transceiver conforms to local building and homes association standards. If you live in an apartment building, condo, or other multiple-dwelling unit, you must obtain your landlord's signature on our Multiple-Dwelling Unit Installation Agreement.

Standard Installation

The installer will place an antenna on the outside of your location (usually on the roof) and run cable to your computer.

The installer will also set up a special PC wireless network card that connects in your computer.

The installer will configure your PC for CSInet Wireless Internet service.

Multi-computer Network Installation

More than one computer can be networked and setup to access the Internet. Additional equipment and labor costs would apply on a per case basis.

Available Options For Customers Who Don't Qualify

Did the site survey results indicate that you could not receive adequate signal to receive CSInet’s blazing fast Wireless Internet Service? Don ’t worry. There are options for you.

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