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Note : Test done on wifi on stock thomson router , 2 feet from modem ...and multiple devices connected to internet..

my huawei echolife hg8240 is dead
anybody know where i can get a quick replacement?

maxis say that i can't just drop by a maxis centre for a replacement.

That's because this equipment belongs to TM and it will be replaced & configured by TM.

And since you are a Maxis subscriber, you will need to report to Maxis first & they shall escalate it to TM.

This post has been edited by jolmy: Mar 11 2014, 12:51 AM

Thanks for the speedtest bro.

Another question, do you play any games on this line?

Pm me if you need 1 .. with your offer :

huawei echolife hg8240

careful. fiber is not like DSL. The OLT might only accept ONTs with registered serial number. So, you can't just swap that easily. It needs to be registered into the management system

Wow,, Thank for your advice..

I only play BF3 on PS3 ... no problem ...

not sure about other games..

Hi,

Anyone have the idea to maintain TM Fix line in the lowest cost while we shirt to MAxis fibre ?

Convert to TM Prepaid.

called up ASTRO customer service, seems that my decoded is not running the latest firmware. Apparently when it was first installed, the decoded was not receiving a good signal from dish, so it didn't get the latest firmware.

Technician came the day after and recalibrate the dish, and somehow forced the firmware update.

Now working fine.

Guy, jus a litre advice. Make sure the installer have good signal from the dish, eventho the IPTV don't use it that much. Maybe someone else can explain this better than me.

This is absolute bullshit. IPTV does not need the dish at all. I don't even have my coaxial cables plugged in. They are lying to you through their teeth. Only the home fibre can use the hybrid setup, but that's not needed for IPTV to function.

Thanks . How much for the charges??

the previous firmware before the latest(before the ui update) firmware need the dish to update, only then it gets the update from the internet(ethernet port). in my case the installer did not update the firmware to the latest, and my decoders were showing theres an update, but it just wont download, 0% and error afterwards. i need to plug in my dish to get the update, and had to bring down my second decoder to update as well because it just wont download without the dish. the latest firmware(latest UI) however is updated through the internet for both of my decoder.

Has the 100GB/mo quota been implemented already?

they said it will use hybrid in future if the internet is down.. but it didn't said when. of course that when using satellite, u will not get astro select channel..
i think any related for astro update, they still need update from satellite. i dont know if u have experience but, if i turn off the internet, i only get channel tvi, i cannot change channel like normal satellite astro, it only stuck in tvi until my internet is running again.. so i think for update like new UI, channel (dont know if astro select is one of them), they still using satellite..

nope, mine is not connected to satellite and it updated fine via internet.

i think the most probable answer is the one given by GothFebrio.

hybrid mode has always been there, you can see it during the initial setup or if you factory reset your device. as how it works, i have no idea.

Hi guys, how do I access DMZ/firewall setting in my router?
My model is Thomson TG784n. I need to add my 3DS IP address into DMZ because it seems that the router blocks the connection from my 3DS resulting I can't play multiplayer on my 3DS.

Update: Nvm, I found it!

This post has been edited by ericling: Mar 18 2014, 06:39 PM

bought the Asus RT-N12HP .. with the 9dBi antenna .
using it as a repeater to existing Maxis Technicolor router.

Now can download from the room up to 20MB .. still missing "10mb" of internet..

maybe i just downgrade to 20mb ..

Why not use the Asus router as main? Do you use the VOIP?

I replaced mine with the Asus RT-N14UHP. Almost same with N12HP but with 3x 9dBi and USB port. Like how they QoS work. Also try to set N mode only.

The only limitation of these Broadcom powered router (RT-N12/14 HP) is that it is still 2x2 only. If you really want even better speed when serving multiple devices, get one with 3x3 like Asus RT-N66U, but you might not get the range you wanted.

This post has been edited by andrekua2: Mar 19 2014, 10:17 AM