Can i change my line from G.lite to ADSL2?

[#1]

Any advice on how to check it, i dont know where to start

[#2]

Unless I have missed something you haven't said what router you have.

[#3]

I have a BT voyager 2110 Wireless ADSL Router

[#4]

follow the instructions from here to use DMT to monitor what is happening http://www.kitz.co.uk/routers/voyager2100_DMT.htm

[#5]

Hi headhunterhbn,
Could you try using the DMT Tool to force your noise margin to something lower such as 9dB to see if you have an improved connection speed whilst maintaining stability?  Also, have you noticed your connection dropping out a bit recently (best to answer that question first before using DMT!)?

[#6]

James are you able to see when he has had low sync events recently?

[#7]

James,
I think you missed the post on the previous page where there had clearly been a dropout.
Can you check the logs and advise the resent resynch times and speeds.
Taken from the earlier post

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Test1 comprises of Best Effort Test:  -provides background information.    Your DSL connection rate: 1888 kbps(DOWN-STREAM),  448 kbps(UP-STREAM)    IP profile for your line is - 350 kbps

Edit - I must type faster

[#8]

It's not a competition, but "keep up" anyway 

[#9]

I will now temporarily withdraw as I am going to work in the garden 

[#10]

Rather you than me Jim!  It's rather chilly here this morning and Mark likes to set the air conditioning unit to -4C and cold air blasts (don't tell him that I just turned it off though!).
headhunterhbn - You had various low speed resync events on Saturday and Sunday which are the reason for your speed problems.  So basically, your problem isn't actually a speed one, but more one of a disconnecting nature which is subsequently causing your speeds to fall.  The best thing to do in these cases (I appreciate that you have done a few of these already):
- Change filters
- Make sure that you are connected to your master/test socket directly via a filter
- Ensure that all of your used telephone sockets are filter
- Use/Borrow a different ADSL modem or router if possible to see if the disconnections still occur
Once you've tried all of the above, we can identify whether or not this is a line problem and raise to BT if this is the case.

[#11]

Im not getting any disconnections, when my speed was fine i had connection drop-outs alot, the noise hasn't changed at all from 15dB

[#12]

You're currently on your 5th connection of today.

[#13]

Oh, i was rebooting the router. There shouldn't be any connection drops on Saturday, i was away for that day, the internet was left running to see if the connection improved, also, how do i use the DMT tool, and how do i force the noise down?

[#14]

Unfortunately not, there were about 20 odd connections on Saturday.
I reckon you need to follow my suggestions above and then raise a fault if it continues.

[#15]

Oh, wait, i think it was Sunday. Sorry about that.