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Re: Speed and ping way low today DN35
What the Ambit256 is spec'ed for is immaterial. The pertinant issue is what the VM network is spec'ed for. A read of THIS will be helpful to you.
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Re: Speed and ping way low today DN35
however masque say they work to +11 now, probably trying to save money on techs
anyway a power level of 10 will not cause the problems the OP is having |
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That's the page I got the information from; CABLE MODEM NOMINAL SPECS
Thing is why today? Worked OK before, I'll get on to VM tomorrow. Thanks all. |
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2nd line on VM's website would book an engineer out first before trying to diagnose further. Quite a few of the beloved VMNG300s refused to lock on to a downstream above 7dB. The higher spec Masque refers to could be hub specific. We are not discussing a hub here though. ---------- Post added at 22:25 ---------- Previous post was at 22:24 ---------- Quote:
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Re: Speed and ping way low today DN35
lets all get smashed and have a big argument
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the Ambit 256 modem is spec'd for downstream in the range -15 to +15 dBmv Choosing a different server now on Speedtest is giving a lot steadier graph. https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...011/06/156.png |
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You didn't carry on reading though did you?
"At this point, more needs to be said about the downstream. As most of you know, the downstream RF signal is is QAM modulated (which you can read about here). High power levels can cause QAMs around the tuned one to break through the tuner's isolation and interfere with the intended signal. RECOMMENDED POWER LEVELS Bearing in mind the above explanations, it should be clear why the following levels are recommended. They take into account the modem's specifications the technical explanations provided above the anecdote on the forums as to where problems arise the values based on geography (i.e. network build) recommended by Virgin Media staff DOWNSTREAM POWER (Optimal) Rule of thumb: -3 dBmv to +6 dBmv The above advice compares with the VM stated optimum values by region (according to implemented infrastructure standards) and modulation: QAM64 (Knowsley networks) -7 dBmv to +3 dBmv QAM64 (Langley/Bromley) -10 dBmv to 0 dBmv QAM256 -3 dBmv to +7 dBmv This is not cast in stone. A good modem (Cisco 2100 comes to mind) can handle nearer the DOCSIS spec if the level is steady and the experience good. If the experience is bad, then look for high downstream power, particularly above the 9 dBmv mark." |
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Certainly, as mentioned above there were many VMNG300s that refused to lock onto the primary downstream channel above 7dB therefore -no service.
Plus there is this.- High power levels can cause QAMs around the tuned one to break through the tuner's isolation and interfere with the intended signal. I don't think it's necessary to get any deeper into it. Suffice to say until the power level is rectified further investigation is pointless. |
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I realise this is a basic question but sometimes we do go off looking for complicated answers to simple problems. |
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Hi, I updated Malwarebytes to the latest version yesterday but I don't normally have that running. The speed and ping were up and down every few minutes, some web pages took ages to show and news video kept buffering.
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Can't see MWB causing any problems.
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