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15-11-2005, 15:00

Yep. That's why I'm concerned that it is still 61dBmV.

I noticed that it was more likely to lose connection during cold weather. So I suppose I will have to see what happens tonight.

Perhaps the fault is with the modem & not the connection & that's why it didn't show up on the meter?

Out of interest, do those meters only check the line signals, or can they check the modem as well? I noticed that the tech also had a short F to F lead with him (for checking the modem perhaps?).

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XFS03 Guest Location: East London (ex-C&W) Services: XL broadband ntl250 modem Posts: n/a	Re: Upstream Power Level too high? Yep. That's why I'm concerned that it is still 61dBmV. I noticed that it was more likely to lose connection during cold weather. So I suppose I will have to see what happens tonight. Perhaps the fault is with the modem & not the connection & that's why it didn't show up on the meter? Out of interest, do those meters only check the line signals, or can they check the modem as well? I noticed that the tech also had a short F to F lead with him (for checking the modem perhaps?).