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Chris W 31-08-2004 00:36

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
readinglad, what area are you living in?

readinglad 31-08-2004 00:37

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
i posted it! i live in reading, postcode RG5

johnwileqs 31-08-2004 00:39

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
do you have an attenuator on the cable input of the modem. it will be a square or round item with a value on it eg. 6bd ?

readinglad 31-08-2004 00:41

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
on the input cable to the modem? erm, it says: "ppg ex6-49 02"

johnwileqs 31-08-2004 00:43

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
thats the f connector. if you had one you could have taken it off to increase the signal level. do you have digi tv?

readinglad 31-08-2004 00:45

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
yeh, but its freeview so not connectin threw a cable or anything like dat

johnwileqs 31-08-2004 00:50

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
if the next tech can't increase the level you'll need a repull to a bigger cable or maybe there's a splitter in line somewhere that could be taken out. any self respect tech should be able to sort this for you

Florence 31-08-2004 00:52

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by readinglad
Type : Ambit ETH/USB Combo Cable ModemCable modem : Ambit Cable ModemMAC address : REMOVED BY ADMIN IP address : REMOVED BY ADMIN Downstream Receive Power Level : -9.11 dBmvDownstream SNR : 28.70 dBUpstream Transmit Power Level : 61.00 dBmv
Thats wot i get back

Hope you can help!

Reading Lad

I was having random disconnections when my Downstream Receive Power Level was in the minus and the Upstream Transmit Power Level was around 54 to 55. Since they altered it in the box I have been fine and the levels are hardly ever in the minus.

Contact CS as I am sure they are not supposed to go as high as 60 I was told 55 was max.

johnwileqs 31-08-2004 00:59

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
55db is the maximum we aim for to give the modem some headroom to allow for temperature affecting the signal levels, amps overheating etc..

readinglad 31-08-2004 00:59

Re: Seriously Frustrating NTL Issue
 
okey dokey. cheers, ill give NTL a ring.


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