Ah just to complete... the new RB5009 exact version name is: RB5009UPR+S

Can i ask something about the UPS,i currently using right power F800P,and i have a blackout 3 months ago, and at that time I tried to power the TM BTU and RB5009 only,and the UPS suddenly shutdown after few minutes of usage, does it mean my UPS battery is almost died? (I bought it about 2 years ago,just have the only first blackout from 3 month ago,but i had run a battery test in 2022-actual date i forgot the date probably before blackout)

Looking at specifications then RB5009 max power consumption is like 20Watts and your TM BTU probably also another max. 20Watts.

Technical Data Sheet of the F800P says:

- Battery 12V 7Ah x 1
- Backup-Time 20-30 min depending on load....

So lets calculate... (and please correct me if anything is wrong):



So if my calculation is correct, then the UPS battery "should" last you for about 2 hours.
Now if it was far less than lets say 30 minutes - yeah, something is wrong.

Each time you run the equipment using the UPS battery the capacity degrades. In any case, after ~2 years, the battery capacity will have dropped even without any blackouts.

Change the battery. You should be able to get it at decent hardware shops selling electronic parts.

Edit: If you are not comfortable working with A/C powered devices, it is not advisable to open up the UPS. There are large capacitors in there which can store charge for a while even after switching off the power. Of course, unplug the power socket from the wall before you do anything.

This post has been edited by tcwan: Jul 14 2022, 08:10 AM

Status update on my ODI DFP-34X-2C2 with Firmware V1.0-220414:

Uptime: 7d19hr+
CPU: still 100%
Temp: more or less stable at 64°C

Internet is stable and up/download as it should be:

you have 1Gbps subscription, not try to use 2.5Gb SFP router to get more speed??

Hmmm... how?

see here:
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...#entry104286872

Hmm not sure what you mean... my ODI Stick is plugged directly into my RB5009:


(messy cable-management... I know... will be fixed soon when I have time to print a proper stand for the router)

So the router could do 2.5Gbs at the SFP <=> Router connection;
But the Ethernet is 1GB only... the Speedtest will show 1Gbs only... no?

So Download is at ~920..930 depending on server; how to tweak especially the upload further?
Any suggestions?

Your setup is exactly like mine, and RB5009 cannot support 2.5/5Gb, only 1/10Gb which is very sad...
even hardware is allow it when flash with OpenWRT.

however,
The way lwk523 using that TP-Link Router,
SFP 2.5Gb to 2.5Gb LAN and 2440Mbps Wi-Fi 6 2x2

so, he get speed over 1Gbps limit...

Try adjust OMCI Bandwidth via flash set OMCI_TM_OPT 0/1/2
need reboot the stick after change

This post has been edited by Anime4000: Jul 18 2022, 09:09 PM

Use fibre optic converter to 2.5G Ethernet Port maybe more usable,and utilize the SFP+ for other usage should be more usable with RB5009?
Taobao Link:
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a312a....id=677706276954

well that defeat making GPON directly to router by skipping Ethernet Stack,
but... this will work to try 2.5Gb GPON speed

we under Unifi fiber can't have that since TM limit at 800Mbps, I guess speed limit at higher speed very taxing

either the battery or auto off timer
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_quer...n+off+ups+timer

I am at the moment happy that all is working and worried that if I play around more it will not work anymore

Anyway, I will try it out this weekend.. current setting is OMCI_TM_OPT=2

Looking at the table there are:

0 = Priority controlled
1 = Rate controlled
2 = Priority and Rate controlled

Any idea on what "Priority" and/or "Rate" are based on?

As download is more or less at 1Gbs already, the only thing that's basically improvable would be the upload speed.

This post has been edited by rezzorix: Jul 22 2022, 01:27 PM

Ah what the heck... I just made my weekend start now.

So here my findings for the OMCI_TM_OPT settings:

I tried it in this order 2 -> 1 -> 0.

Speed:
2 = ~900-950 down / ~450-500 up
1 = not working
0 = ~900-950 down / ~450-500 up

So 0 & 2 are resulting in the same speeds and 1 not working at all.

After testing I switched it back to 2 - which was running stable for the past 2 weeks.

Interesting side effect of trying out the different options:
The CPU usage finally went down.

As I reported here it was always at 100% for the past 2 weeks.
Now after changing the values and rebooting, the CPU usage is now as follows:

CPU:
2 = 15-25%
1 = not tested
0 = 10-20%

The temperature however is still high at 63-64°C despite having much lower CPU usage.

This post has been edited by rezzorix: Jul 22 2022, 02:03 PM

That's normal, RTL960x can handle 99°C, the heat is not from SoC, but PON Laser, shared same metal case, so, temperature is equalized

Since Mar 18 2020, I have been research on this, so far I have known more about GPON work on Malaysia

GPON has 2 standard for PON-LAN mapping:
1. PPTP (Physical Path Termination Point)
2. VEIP (Virtual Ethernet Interface Point)

ISP Using PPTP
1. Allo
2. TM (older deployment/unifi only area)

ISP Using VEIP
1. TM (newer deployment, multi isp support: maxis, digi, celcom, ...)
2. TIME

OMCC Version:
1. TM (0x80/128)
2. TIME (0x80/128)
3. Allo (0xA0/160)

xPON SFP:
1. V2801F (VEIP, PPTP)
2. TWCGPON657 (VEIP, PPTP)
3. Realtek DFP-34X-2C2 (VEIP, PPTP)
4. ZTE DFP-34X-2C2 (PPTP)
5. Huawei MA5671a (PPTP)
6. Nokia G-010S-P (PPTP)
7. Nokia G-010S-A (PPTP)
8. Nokia G-010S-Q (VEIP, PPTP) [using RTL9601CI]

All Malaysia fiber using ASCII PLOAM Password (10 char)

probably I update the first post

One and the only person in this forum so dedicated to this project

I wonder what does Maxis on their own infra uses 🤔

huhuhu, thanks!
love doing these stuff

this need to try, PPTP or VEIP, which OMCC Version, which Traffic Management they use

Huawei MA5671a SFP using modified GPON OpenWRT, sadly only work at Allo which is using PPTP (cheaper ONU), and some Unifi Area.

RTL960x based SFP work most anywhere, firmware not solid like MA5671a, but good enough to make it work.

my Goal is, break TIME 1Gbps barrier with 2.5Gb mode!
what is maximum speed can have with 2.5Gb mode...