blaine join:2003-11-25 Abilene, TX |
blaine
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2013-Nov-17 1:09 pm
Can you check my signals for the 107 package?I'm having trouble ever hitting 107Mbps on test sites, and was looking at my signals. I may have messed things up. Here is a picture of my current signals:
Here are my old signals from my old modem and old 50Mbps package:
My old power levels looked much better at 0 on the down stream My upload power level was also much stronger. Only two things have changed since I ordered the new package 1. I removed two splitters and installed female to female connectors 2. I bought a new Motorola modem with 8 channel bonding (my old modem was a Motorola as well) Any ideas? :/ I used the signal guide from here » www.speedguide.net/faq_i ··· p?qid=78 |
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ARRIS SB8200 Ubiquiti UDM-Pro Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-nanoHD
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Your signal is ok, coming in a bit strong, but still ok. If it were my line, I'd add a splitter back in line to reduce the downstream power a bit and increase the upstream a tad.
To speed test a 100+ connection though, you need to download from a high speed server, possibly a couple at the same time, then look at your task manager or other program to see what speeds you're obtaining. |
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blaine join:2003-11-25 Abilene, TX |
blaine
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2013-Nov-17 1:20 pm
So adding a splitter back will increase my upstream power?
It's kinda funny that too much power on the downstream isn't good. Looks like you'd want all the power you could get. lol |
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ARRIS SB8200 Ubiquiti UDM-Pro Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-nanoHD
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You're shooting for a range of signal strentgh, closer to 0 is better.
Yes, adding a splitter will increase the power a tad since your modem will be compensating for signal lose going through the splitter. Just power cycle the modem when you do this. |
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gatorkramNeed for Speed Premium Member join:2002-07-22 Winterville, NC |
to blaine
The upstream channel modulation scheme looks odd to me. |
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blaine join:2003-11-25 Abilene, TX |
blaine
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2013-Nov-17 4:00 pm
Is it something I can fix? |
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to gatorkram
said by gatorkram:The upstream channel modulation scheme looks odd to me. What is weird about it? |
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gatorkramNeed for Speed Premium Member join:2002-07-22 Winterville, NC |
Isn't that docsis 1.1 modulation? |
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Mine shows ATDMA and I think thats docsis 2 |
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I guess different brand modems report these stats differently. meh what do I know, lol |
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TDMA is the datalink layer and is used in all versions of Docsis. QAM is on the physical layer, 16 QAM is the Doc1 fall back, 32-64-128QAM are doc 2 or 3. |
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blaine join:2003-11-25 Abilene, TX |
blaine
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2013-Nov-18 12:04 am
I love you guys <3! |
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gatorkramNeed for Speed Premium Member join:2002-07-22 Winterville, NC |
to moldypickle
Yeah, I see now, my modem doesn't show the modulation for the upstream channel. |
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to blaine
Lol, thanks for the love. Did you try out a splitter yet? |
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blaine join:2003-11-25 Abilene, TX |
blaine
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2013-Nov-19 8:59 am
Not yet, but soon though. |
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