On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 11:52:26 +0000, kraftee wrote:
>
> Has the line got any extensions on it? If so you could do the old trik
> off removing the bell wire fron the back of the master (IDC 3) as that
> can act like an aeriel picking up signals, feeding them back yo your
> master socket & straight onto your DSL signal reducing your
> bandwidth/speed. Other than that there isnt a lot more you can do,
> that is other than turning off the router when not at work, so it only
> syncs when you have the better SNR.
I can try removing the bell wire.
I was under the impression that after the test period they set a
maximum for the DSLAM to even try and sync at, based on the line
characteristics. Ive never seen a connection at higher than 576K,
regardless of when it is first turned on.
In fact when I installed it it was during the day and the first set of
stats showed a nice steady 14dB noise margin but still a 576Kbps speed.
Is there anything else I could do to try and improve on that?
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Posted: 2007-12-28 13:17:08
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