Bicephale
join:2005-09-24
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2 edits | reply to Angelo_
Re: is it possible
Hi Angelo168,
Oh, then maybe i need to try one of these instead:
ADSL2+ 24/3 Mbps
adsl config xdsltype=adsl2+
adsl debug multimode config=g992.3_AnnexM
saveall
system reboot
ADSL2 12/1.5 Mbps
adsl config xdsltype=adsl2
adsl debug multimode config=g992.3_AnnexL
saveall
system reboot
Addendum
According to 'DMT v7.32' (v5.4.0.14 FirmWare) it's
probable Seamless Rate Adaptation would be located
in MoDemOption Register 8 Bit 1, you can try this:
ADSL2/ADSL2+ REQUIRED
Spectral Shaping
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| SRA
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00112233445566778899AABBCCDDEEFF
----------------------------------------------------------
adsl config modemoption = 00000000200000000200000000000000
- or -
adsl config modemoption = 00000000200000000600000000000000
Under FirmWare v5.4.0.14 it required to be used in
conjunction with the "multi_adsl2plus" OperMode so
it becomes one of the "xdsltype"/"debug multimode"
sets mentioned above... Someone with ADSL2/ADSL2+
and an ST5x6 running FirmWare v6.2.17.5 would have
a chance to succeed with this test: he just needs
to insert the MoDemOption right before ""saveall".
Here's a script example which seems likely so far:
adsl config xdsltype=adsl2+
adsl debug multimode config=g992.3_AnnexM
adsl config modemoption = 00000000200000000600000000000000
saveall
system reboot
Addendum #2
Lets take a look at the following - it's something
else! I wondered if it would matter what order my
commands are typed in and it seems it does indeed:
MoDemOption command typed 1st
'User.INI' -> modemoption=00000800200000000400000000000000
MoDemOption command typed Last
'User.INI' -> modemoption=00000000200000000400000000000000
Well, it turns out that the last script happens to
do the same thing as the default factory settings!
As for the 1st one, it refused to connect in here.
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