QUOTE(GOPI56 @ Nov 26 2016, 06:33 PM)
From the picture,
The SNR Margin & Attenuation values are actually displayed in 0.1dB units, meaning that 106 SNR margin is actually 10.6dB SNR margin. So your SNR margin is:
Downstream: 10.6 (Not good, cause of your connection problem probably )
Upstream:28.0 (Good, no problem)
Solution:
a.Try changing the telephone cable.
b.Try changing the DSL splitter.
both already did. Now even drop to 8.8 T_TThe SNR Margin & Attenuation values are actually displayed in 0.1dB units, meaning that 106 SNR margin is actually 10.6dB SNR margin. So your SNR margin is:
Downstream: 10.6 (Not good, cause of your connection problem probably )
Upstream:28.0 (Good, no problem)
Solution:
a.Try changing the telephone cable.
b.Try changing the DSL splitter.
This post has been edited by Passers-A: Nov 26 2016, 07:11 PM
Nov 26 2016, 07:04 PM

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