Hi,

Can I ask which email address you sent it to?

Thanks

Yup, on 1.5 SwOS.

Anyway guys, does your IPTV STB gets hot really fast? I find the heat to be quite hot since I only power it on for a short while.

aduan@cfm.org.my

Anyone upgraded to a higher package from a lower package before? How long did the upgrade process took?

I'm better but still the speed is slow today. my DL constantly stays about 2mbps for whole day while UL was fine. I am at equine park on VIP5.

On a side note, I was tidying up all the cabling this noon and this two question came across my head:
1) To what extend can we bend the fiber optic cable? I remember the installer was telling me over bending can break the cable. To make my workspace tidy, i bent the cable 90 degree over a radius of about 3cm. Is that fine?
2) The ONT seems pretty hot. Mine is an Alcatel-Lucent unit. Is it fine to stack something else over the ONT? Anyone experienced failed overheated ONT?

Usually upgrade will take around 1-2 weeks.


1)90 degress is ok. Do not go above 90degress.

2)Very bad idea to stack. Its best to leave it standalone and install a small cooling fan for it. Alot of unit failed due to overheating/bad ventilation.

guys will tm disconnect me for a few days from the internet if i upgrade my package from 5mbps to 10 or 20mbps and will the technician come to my place to upgrade the speed? anybody tried to upgrade the speed package before?

yup, over bending the fiber optic will break the cable(it is glass, sure it can be break)

mine also alcatel lucent and its ok... just warm only.....

once fiber break u can't use it at all already, since after bending u still can use meant it's ok lo..

i just tidy and fully sealed up my fiber as well yesterday,

those TM guy doing to cable job like shit only...
the cable fly all the way on the ground

kid go and pull then habis..

usually those devices is design/made in oversea.. they are not designed for use in places with hot weather like malaysia... thats why heat is a problem for these devices...

i doubt its glass, as glass based fibers are very expensive, more like its the modern plastic alternative...

yeah once break habis cannot pakai at all already.. becomes worthless

From what i saw during the UNIFI installation, the whole fiber box or somewhere it indicate that the cable is "made in Malaysia".

and fiber cable is once a very very expensive stuff, but the price degraded over due to high demand. It's the same goes to so many IT product, remember the price on CDRW during it first lauch? USB thumbdrive? then DVD? and now bluray. Their price range can be more than 80% different from the time it launch to now

If putus = habis cerita,
If bocor = gunala tape hitam, tapekan ia....dan guna seperti biasa.

sometimes just the boxes made in Malaysia only

Me also get the speed like you in 5mb package.... DAMN TM... call them but no one pick up the phone in 1 hours...

location : bukit serdang...


shit TM

Done with my unifi vip5 installation just now.

Straight away test with torrent. The speed is around 500-600kbps.

What's the speed suppose we get on vip5 package?

500++

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Added on May 23, 2011, 12:51 pm5M = 1024x5 = 5120/8 = 640

max is 640kBps...

This post has been edited by ckboon: May 23 2011, 03:31 PM

Its written as kBps. B for byte, b for bit.

Very good already nothing to complaint

Can i ask is the old "white" zte modem better or the new "black" huawei modem better?

I always experience unstable speed i.e. surge to 600kBps then come down to 0kBps then up to 200kBps then to 20KBps like yoyo. Have ask TM to check few times and still cannot solve. Any idea if these problems caused by modem or router or signal of the optical fiber ?

Also, how is the TP Link WR841N compare to the DLink 615 ? Anyone has experience over the TP Link ?

My problem with the DLink is I have to reboot the router after rain to gain back the WIFI. Anyone has such experience ?

This post has been edited by kk2628: May 23 2011, 02:56 PM