Reviews:
 ·Comcast
| New Install. Problem I just got Uverse installed yesterday. U300, 12mb, phone, 2 TVs. One of the STBs is wireless. It kept losing signal after the guy left. It seems more stable now. Also, today the modem rebooted itself. Do you thing I have a problem or will it take a few days for the modem to work out the kinks itself? |
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 MsradellP.E.Premium
join:2008-12-25
Louisville, KY
 ·AT&T U-Verse
| Your profile is close to running at the maximum number of bits available and the noise margin in a little low but other than that everything looks very good. The 33 seconds of DSL unavailable time were actually part of the rebooting process. Give it a few days and see how it goes. |
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Reviews:
·Comcast
| Thanks for the reply. The rg was laying down so I put it upright and the rg has not stopped once since. Kinda weird. The only problem now is the wireless stb will freeze for a few seconds ramdonly. The signal on the wireless stb is full strength. So hopefully there is just a training period for the rg. |
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Reviews:
·Comcast
| Well, I called tech support and found out that a tech came out and tried to get the service started. I already have service, so that explains the rg rebooting today. (The tech never knocked or called). Also, the intermittent problems I am having, the support tech thinks the wireless stb might be bad. Also, my wireless phone broadcasts at 5ghz. So if after replacing the stb I still have problems, I will look at replacing the phone with something probably in the 6ghz range. |
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| reply to nobleracer
There is no such thing as a "6ghz" phone. Your best bet would be a DECT set. And no, DECT 6.0 does not mean it is 6 GHz. DECT actually runs at ~1.9 GHz, but that part of the spectrum is set aside for DECT, so it shouldn't interfere with anything else, assuming the system being used is within. spec. and working properly. |
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| Thanks for the clarification. That is the frequency that I was thinking of. |
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