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jtwn · 17-03-2006, 15:23

I wouldn't worry, I had my Downstream receive at -14 without any visible effects for a long time.

If your signals are at the extremes of the recommended and beyond and you start noticing dropouts, then is the time to call.

ntl may just eventually get round to making it better. Mine did and basically now its always at SNR 37db, DS Receive 0dBmV and 49 Upstream. DS Receive may go into the minus by one or two at peak times, but other then that its pretty much static. AFAIK, they are pretty good levels.

17-03-2006, 15:23	#3
jtwn Inactive Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Grimsby Posts: 2,004	Re: Downstream Power Level I wouldn't worry, I had my Downstream receive at -14 without any visible effects for a long time. If your signals are at the extremes of the recommended and beyond and you start noticing dropouts, then is the time to call. ntl may just eventually get round to making it better. Mine did and basically now its always at SNR 37db, DS Receive 0dBmV and 49 Upstream. DS Receive may go into the minus by one or two at peak times, but other then that its pretty much static. AFAIK, they are pretty good levels.