 IconTime KeeperPremium,VIP,MVM
join:2004-01-07
Little Rock, AR
kudos:3 | reply to smitmor
Re: My DSL Profile As long as it doesn't dip down below 8, you should be alright. I'd still spring for the whole house splitter though, as it may help stabilize things by a couple more db's. |
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smitmor
join:2004-04-10
Springhill, LA | I talked to a tech from Centurytel and he said he'd come put in a whole-house splitter for me. For the mean time, I "rigged" it by splitting the rest of the house from the dsl signal using a regular splitter and the snr margin went up to 9.5. |
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smitmor
join:2004-04-10
Springhill, LA | Well, it's still acting goofy. Let's try 6.
ADSL Line State: Up
ADSL Startup Attempts: 2
ADSL Modulation: DMT
Datapump Version: DSP 4.2.1.0, HAL 4.2.1.0
Downstream Upstream
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SNR Margin: 8.00 6.00 dB
Line Attenuation: 46.00 23.50 dB
Output Power: 18.92 12.46 dB
Errored Seconds: 0 0
Loss of Signal: 0 0
Loss of Frame: 0 0
CRC Errors: 0 2
Data Rate: 8128 736
Why do you suppose the downstream snr went down so much? It was at 10db when I was on 10 meg... |
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IconTime KeeperPremium,VIP,MVM
join:2004-01-07
Little Rock, AR
kudos:3 | If it's where you can, try testing at the NID (phone interface) outside by running a long cord from the test jack in the interface, to your modem. Then post the stats here again. |
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smitmor
join:2004-04-10
Springhill, LA
1 edit | The stats I posted above were done with a homerun from the NID. The rest of the house is disconnected. |
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IconTime KeeperPremium,VIP,MVM
join:2004-01-07
Little Rock, AR
kudos:3 | If that's the case, then 6 may be your better bet for stability. |
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