breese
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join:2000-05-10
Arlington Heights, IL
| Review Arl Hts Il Tech Readout Please....
I am looking to upgrade and found this great topic.
Please review my readout.
I did have to update my modem.
thanks in advance!!
Downstream Maxrate (Estimated): 5612
Upstream Maxrate (Estimated): 818
Bit tones with notches/missing bits:
bit(s) 38:46 163.875 - 202.6875 KHzbit(s) 71 306.1875 - 310.5 KHzbit(s) 73:74 314.8125 - 323.4375 KHzbit(s) 113 487.3125 - 491.625 KHzbit(s) 155:158 668.4375 - 685.6875 KHzbit(s) 164:170 707.25 - 737.4375 KHzbit(s) 178:184 767.625 - 797.8125 KHzbit(s) 190 819.375 - 823.6875 KHzbit(s) 197 849.5625 - 853.875 KHzbit(s) 230:255 991.875 - 1104 KHz
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d_l
Barsoom
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join:2002-12-08
Reno, NV
| I'm guessing you want to upgrade from Pro to Elite. This says your line can't handle the full Elite speeds as the modem is operating now: "Downstream Maxrate (Estimated): 5612".
Please post your stats from the middle table of this page: »192.168.0.1/statistics.htm . It is possible that maxrate is a low ball number because your modem isn't running at full power and the stats will help interpret that possibility. |
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breese
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join:2000-05-10
Arlington Heights, IL
| reply to breese
Thanks and please let me know what else I can look at.
To Modem To Internet
Max Allowed Speed (kbps) 3008 512
SN Margin (dB) 16.0 -
Line Attenuation (dB) 32.5 -
Loss of Signal 0 -
Loss of Frame 0 0
CRC Errors 2 3
ATM Information
VPI / VCI 0 / 35
Protocol PPPoE
In Octets 1155236
In Errors 0
In Unicast Packets 2704
In Non Unicast Packets 0
In Discard Packets 0
Out Octets 1245145
Out Errors 0
Out Unicast Packets 3420
Out Non Unicast Packets 0
Out Discard Packets 0
PPPoE Information
Session Status UP
Server MAC Address -
Session ID 3518
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d_l
Barsoom
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join:2002-12-08
Reno, NV
| reply to breese
I think your modem is running at much less than full power so that maxrate estimate is too low. 32.5 dB attenuation should be capable of Elite speeds easily.
If you can see this dev/null post before it disappears: »/forum/r204396···oreAfter , then this is a line running at full power with about 27 dB attenuation. The top graph is with a bridged tap and the bottom is after removal.
Are you using a 4100, 5100b, or a 4100b modem now? It helps to interpret the attenuation levels. |
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breese
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join:2000-05-10
Arlington Heights, IL
| reply to breese
Thanks...
1) What's a bridge tap and how do I "get one"?
2) I think the modem is a 4100b (5 lights)
3) I have a homerun from the box to the modem and filters on all USED lines. Anything else I might want to look into?
thanks
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d_l
Barsoom
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join:2002-12-08
Reno, NV
| reply to breese
If you have a home run without a splitter at the NID, then I'm going through deja vu all over again  .
See this thread: »Upgrading to Elite from Pro and Distances...
You don't want a bridged tap, but your home run may acts as one. The home run without a POTS splitter at the NID makes a bridged tap and cuts off your highest tone bins. The dev/null post was a bridged tap out on the fellow's loop and not on his inside wiring.
You should test your line stats again at your NID to see if there is improvement: »AT&T Southeast Forum FAQ »How do I check modem stats, synch rates & speeds at NID - Residential Housin |
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wavguy2003
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Saint Charles, IL | d_l:
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