Re: Lower sync than expected
That will improve your sync and throughput however, were you on fastpath previously, when you hit you faster sync?
Quote from: Mav Is it worth trying with interleaving off?
If not, it's not a fair comparison and will brush any potential issue under the carpet...
Paul
ETA: Without meaning to point out the obvious.
Hi Mav,
[quote=Mr. Honesty]I may be stabbing myself in the foot here but I have been undercharged this month. I'm on a Market 1 exchange but being charged per Market 3
Thanks for the honesty there but if you move to a different market area from market 3 you still keep the price until the end of your contract.
Jojo
[quote=Mr. Honesty]I may be stabbing myself in the foot here but I have been undercharged this month. I'm on a Market 1 exchange but being charged per Market 3
Thanks for the honesty there but if you move to a different market area from market 3 you still keep the price until the end of your contract.
Jojo
I seem to have had many disconnects over the past few days and around midnight last night re-synced at just over 4100, so I now have a profile of 3500 
I finally got hold of my Netgear DG834G V4 (V4.01.40 firmware). It is plugged directly into the test socket and immediately synced at 5376. S/N margin is currently 0dB and Att is 46dB. The S/N seems to fluctuate between
4 & 0 (Routerstat graphs below).
Not sure how stable this line is and assume the vertical bars in the Sync Speed graph means that disconnections occured at those times.
A couple of other questions still unanswered:
Would I get faster throughput if I synced at 5588 rather than 5120 even though the profile would remain the same at 4500?
Is it worth trying without interleaving to see if I can achieve the 5568 I originally got?
@Jojo
This page still shows my old number. I understand you say it doesn't affect my connection but I don't understand why it has never been updated.
Also, why does it say :
This was the day before I moved and it the internet was still on at my old address at that time.
Thanks
I finally got hold of my Netgear DG834G V4 (V4.01.40 firmware). It is plugged directly into the test socket and immediately synced at 5376. S/N margin is currently 0dB and Att is 46dB. The S/N seems to fluctuate between
4 & 0 (Routerstat graphs below).
Not sure how stable this line is and assume the vertical bars in the Sync Speed graph means that disconnections occured at those times.
A couple of other questions still unanswered:
Would I get faster throughput if I synced at 5588 rather than 5120 even though the profile would remain the same at 4500?
Is it worth trying without interleaving to see if I can achieve the 5568 I originally got?
@Jojo
This page still shows my old number. I understand you say it doesn't affect my connection but I don't understand why it has never been updated.
Also, why does it say :
Quote Estimated line speed:
4 - Checked on 2010-11-07 22:48:06
This was the day before I moved and it the internet was still on at my old address at that time.
Thanks
If there are a large number of errors you probably don't want interleaving off. The BT system would be very likely to put up your target noise margin which would give you a lower sync.
HI Mav,
Interesting question. I would imagine it may help to get you closer to the 4500. It does seem logical.
As for the number and the exchange check, they are anomalies and don't affect your service, so when I get a chance I will try to look further into that for you.
Jojo
Quote Would I get faster throughput if I synced at 5588 rather than 5120 even though the profile would remain the same at 4500?
Interesting question. I would imagine it may help to get you closer to the 4500. It does seem logical.
As for the number and the exchange check, they are anomalies and don't affect your service, so when I get a chance I will try to look further into that for you.
Jojo
