24 Channels Down - 1 Up
Hi,
I recently upgraded to the Tivo 6, which also meant swapping my SH for a V3 model. Since the switchover, I find general browsing a bit 'off' (hard to explain, slight delay after clicking links, that sort of thing) and gaming definitely off with latency seemingly OK, but with momentary lag now and then. Looking at the SH3 status, I see that I have 24 channels downstream and only one up. I'm sure I had at least 2 up before (could even have been more). Here's my status readings. I've edited the headers to make them a little neater. Does the below look OK? Code:
Downstream bonded channels Code:
Upstream bonded channels *EDIT* I don't know if it's worth mentioning, but the downstream power does seem to fluctuate. It can change by up to 2.0 per channel, though it's usually around 0.5 on each channel. Thanks for looking. |
Re: 24 Channels Down - 1 Up
This needs VM's attention. There should definitely be more than one upstream.
As to the "momentary lag now and then", that's an issue with the Hub 3's CPU behaviour, which causes an interrupt every half minute or so. Lots of people are concerned about this with gaming and VM (and other cable vendors in the USA using the same chip) have no real answer for this. |
Re: 24 Channels Down - 1 Up
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When the tech comes out he is probably going to move your tap point in the cabinet. Ask him what he is going to do or what he does done because when everything is up and running again if your upstream power is around 50 again ask him if he can do something to bring it down to the 45 mark. |
Re: 24 Channels Down - 1 Up
Thanks both, will be ringing them today.
TO illustrate the fluctuating power levels, here's what they look like this morning: Code:
Downstream Code:
Upstream |
Re: 24 Channels Down - 1 Up
yeah you defo need your tap point moving. The downstream power needs to be as close to 0 and although those readings are technically within spec they can definitely be improved upon. Your upstream is a different story though and is out of spec and needs fixing. I am sure it will get fixed pronto once you can get someone out. Have you rang them yet?
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Re: 24 Channels Down - 1 Up
The engineer came around today and has fixed the problem.
It turns out that there is a splitter inside the white box that was quite old and was failing. He replaced it and all seems good again. Code:
Downstream Code:
Upstream |
Re: 24 Channels Down - 1 Up
Perfect
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