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owlyn MVM join:2004-06-05 Newtown, PA	owlyn to IndyGamer MVM 2012-Sep-29 12:23 pm to IndyGamer Re: [Signals] How does this look? Looks good. No worries, but keep an eye on the upstream when the weather gets warm. You really want the levels to be in the 40s, though up to 53 is okay.
	actions · 2012-Sep-29 12:23 pm ·
JigglyWiggly join:2009-07-12 Pleasanton, CA	JigglyWiggly Member 2012-Sep-29 10:52 pm looks good to me
	actions · 2012-Sep-29 10:52 pm ·
EG The wings of love Premium Member join:2006-11-18 Union, NJ	EG to owlyn Premium Member 2012-Sep-30 1:10 am to owlyn said by owlyn: though up to 53 is okay. Blanket statement ???
	actions · 2012-Sep-30 1:10 am ·
andyross MVM join:2003-05-04 Aurora, IL	andyross to owlyn MVM 2012-Sep-30 9:02 am to owlyn said by owlyn: Looks good. No worries, but keep an eye on the upstream when the weather gets warm. You really want the levels to be in the 40s, though up to 53 is okay. With 3(or more)-channel bonded upstream, 51dB is the max for 32QAM and 64QAM, 52dB for 16QAM. I'm guessing the Zoom says ATDMA for 32 and 64QAM, and TDMA for 16QAM.
	actions · 2012-Sep-30 9:02 am ·
flwpwr @comcast.net	flwpwr Anon 2012-Sep-30 10:32 am pretty sure atdma is just that the cmta equalization on that carrier went from 8 taps [tmda] to 24 taps [not cable taps, EQ chart points for guesstimating locations of problems] but generally atma is going to be limited to a legacy 16 qam carrier for pre docsis 2.0 modems, not that it can only be used for those but that's usually the reason it exists since they do not support atdma. The symbol rate is the key you could have a atdma 16 qam carrier, not sure why you would but you could.
	actions · 2012-Sep-30 10:32 am ·

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