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Old 01-09-2005, 08:49   #18
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Re: Problems with modem

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Originally Posted by Saneboy13
Hi Levig,

As others have said, your levels are way off what they should be. You should be getting between -4 and +4 for the modem to work at optimum performance. Transmit levels are that that it will just keep dropping off line all the time.

It could be a poor connection along the line to your modem, or it could be a Network issue. I know the answer isn't one I would often offer people, but is there an attenuator on the back of the modem? if there is it should be square or round. If indeed there is one on it just remove it and see what happens. Also just make sure the connection to the back of the modem is nice and secure.

Give that a whirl and let me know how you get on. If you want more advice, either post on the forum or send me a pm. I am on the road today, so I will check back sometime during the day, okay?
Saneboy, last thursday I had an engineer around and he took that off, after that he went to the "green box" and change the signal strengh and after that the SNR was around 30 to 40 which was okay.
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