30dB SRNM??????
E-mailed TP-Link tech support regarding some problems and the reply included:
What, using a £10 modem router on a 62dB atten line?
Quote I want to point out that, if the SNRM value is below 10dB, the ISP may need to check the ADSL line (or the modems problem). The normal value is 20dB, and it indicates a good line if it's higher than 30dB.
What, using a £10 modem router on a 62dB atten line?
Hmmmmm....Interesting. Not too sure many of our customers would be happy with 30dB on their line!
Looks like everything is running fine on your connection at the minute
Looks like everything is running fine on your connection at the minute
That's my thoughts, too
Had to go back to the TG585 as my TP-Link developed a fault where, after a re-sync, the downlink SRNM would be a constant 6dB for a while then oscillate between 4 and 6dB and finally drop steadily from 4dB, holding the connection to 0.8dB
The 585 has been at 3dB since I reconnected it and upped the sync to 4Mbps 2.25 days ago 
Just to add: this is down to PN getting a new segment of cable ducted to the house
Had to go back to the TG585 as my TP-Link developed a fault where, after a re-sync, the downlink SRNM would be a constant 6dB for a while then oscillate between 4 and 6dB and finally drop steadily from 4dB, holding the connection to 0.8dB
The 585 has been at 3dB since I reconnected it and upped the sync to 4Mbps 2.25 days ago Just to add: this is down to PN getting a new segment of cable ducted to the house
Ooh. That might explain the fluctuation in SNR then.
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Chris, could you adjust/get adjusted my "line speed", please. It's been at 3.1M for a while but my BT profile has been 3.55M for the last 4 days 23 mins and 30 secs (the time I've maintained a sync of more than 4Mbps )
Thanks
(the time I've maintained a sync of more than 4Mbps )Thanks
Thanks, Chris