Radius Log Request
Quote from: Anotherone ......As it's an extension socket, you should not see a capacitor, resistor or surge arrestor as shown here. Look at the wiring colours and which terminal numbers they are connected to. Hopefully you will see a Blue with white trace connected to 2 & a White with blue trace connected to 5. There may well be an Orange with white trace connected to 3 and it's mate on 4. If so gently pull the wire vertically out of terminal 3 and it's mate on 4 (note do this even if the colours aren't the same) BUT do NOT disturb the wires on 2 & 5. (There may be wires on 1 & 6 apart from saying what colour they are, you can ignore them). Refit the socket.
At the master socket, first remove the lower front plate from the socket being careful not to disturb the wires connected to it. You should find the same colour wires as at the extension socket, but again if there are wires connected to 3 & 4 remove them by pulling them vertically out of the terminal, taking care not to disturb 2 & 5. Gently twist the removed wires together and tuck back out of the way so they can't touch the front plate when it's refitted.
OK you two - no need to fight. 
I understand clearly what is being said, and although it may not appear so, I am fairly technically literate - my queries are often just to confirm my thoughts, or to gain a second opinion.
Just for info, I attach below the RSL log from this morning, which shows the effect of an incoming call (09.10-09.42), although it also seems to be showing some constant intereferance (which was much reduced yesterday). An outgoing call around 10.03 also appears to have upset things, but not to the same extent.
I understand clearly what is being said, and although it may not appear so, I am fairly technically literate - my queries are often just to confirm my thoughts, or to gain a second opinion.
Just for info, I attach below the RSL log from this morning, which shows the effect of an incoming call (09.10-09.42), although it also seems to be showing some constant intereferance (which was much reduced yesterday). An outgoing call around 10.03 also appears to have upset things, but not to the same extent.
For AO/Townman:
For reasons I'm not going to bore you with, didn't get chance to do anything at the w/e.
Was going to have a go this morning, but with the SNR behaving like this, there's no chance.
For reference, there is nothing unusual running on my premises, and nothing changing to explain the behaviour.
For reasons I'm not going to bore you with, didn't get chance to do anything at the w/e.
Was going to have a go this morning, but with the SNR behaving like this, there's no chance.
For reference, there is nothing unusual running on my premises, and nothing changing to explain the behaviour.
AO - thanks again.
Don't know which situation you mean re the noise, but about 30/35 minutes into the call we had a 5 second or so 'crackle' - not particularly loud, and as my caller was out in the wind it wasn't that noticeable. I only heard it because I'm intentionally listening.
Yup, a CLT would be nice, BUT as you say, not advisable at the moment.
Current RSL graph attached for info.
Also hourly speed test graph. (ignore the ping logging - I think there's something a bit wonky with that)
Don't know which situation you mean re the noise, but about 30/35 minutes into the call we had a 5 second or so 'crackle' - not particularly loud, and as my caller was out in the wind it wasn't that noticeable. I only heard it because I'm intentionally listening.
Yup, a CLT would be nice, BUT as you say, not advisable at the moment.
Current RSL graph attached for info.
Also hourly speed test graph. (ignore the ping logging - I think there's something a bit wonky with that)
Just had another of those negative SNRM plots, followed by a gradual return near-normal values. 
No discernable noise on the phone.
No discernable noise on the phone.
