QUOTE(ckboon @ May 23 2011, 08:06 AM)
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..
Mine even worse, I have pet dog going freely around my house and might just bite the fiber off.
I read on the SAF form that we entitled for casing to cover those fiber cables as well, but my contractor did not even install a single inch of casing for me.
QUOTE(JinXXX @ May 23 2011, 09:08 AM)
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
my alcatel ONT is not only warm, bare hand can feel that it is dangerously hot.
QUOTE(ckboon @ May 23 2011, 09:36 AM)
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
Fiber cable was never expensive. The raw material and manufacturing cost is lower than copper lines. It turns out to be a premium products due to low demand low supply, and insufficient technical people to handle them.
QUOTE(fjoru103 @ May 23 2011, 02:49 PM)
Can i ask is the old "white" zte modem better or the new "black" huawei modem better?
u mean optical modem? mine is white color alcatel-lucent unit. not huawei not ZTE
QUOTE(OKLY @ May 23 2011, 07:16 PM)
Don't know if it's just me but I have made an observation on another matter.
By right I remember that IPTV has some sort of its own reserved bandwidth for watching the channels right?
However when my IPTV is on and watching a channel, my Internet/PC's bandwidth will drop.
Before IPTV is on, my PC can hit my usual max speed around 4.7-4.8mbps for both download and upload (VIP5). Once IPTV is on, my download speed becomes about 3.5-3.8mbps while upload still hits top speed.
Anyone can do a similar observation and tell me your outcome?
HSBB FTTH was designed to sustain over 100mbps bandwidth, and both IPTV and VOIP has dedicated separated pipeline from internet. It is technically unlikely that IPTV would affect internet bandwidth (not to mention internet bandwidth in your case is only 5mbps). That leaves the main suspect to be the shitty TM equipment.
May 24 2011, 01:22 AM
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