Have the graphs started plotting correctly now?
If so, try the following and we'll see if we can get the bit loading stuff.
I'd click on the Stop before making the changes.
Back to the RS Configuration & once open on the RHS you'll see the tab marked Telnet, select that.
Now there are 2 tabs, Netgear settings and Experimental settings.
On the Netgear settings, select Enable Telnet. The next box, Automatically disable router debug is probably pre-ticked, if not tick it.
Select the Netgear version 4 in the next box, and below select Errors during the latest 15 minutes. On the RHS tick remember Y-axis limits.
Click Apply & Save.
On the Experimental tab, the Enable telnet with the http 'debug' command should be ticked. The boxes below should be pre-filled and the Chipset should be Broadcom.
On the RHS tick Obtain Statusbar WAN Uptime from telnet, tick Disconnect when Stop button is pressed and Retry if timeout. Mode Auto should be selected. Click Apply & Save and then close the Configuration window.
Back on the main Tabs, select Telnet Router, then >Bits/Tone tab, then >Options tab
The select Refresh every 10 seconds, tick the box below 'Don't refresh ....when minimised...", tick Show Vertical grid lines,. select Ramp.
Clip SNR values 20 & 0. On the RHS, X-axis 250 Y-axis 10, tick adjust y-axis automatically.
Now goto the "Bits & SNR / Tone" tab on the same row on the left hand end and tick the box in the bottom left of the graph to plot, also Auto Refresh below that.
OK go back to the normal Noise Margin tab, then click the green arrow above and check it's plotting OK then go back to the "Bits & SNR / Tone" and hopefully that will have plotted the Bits/Tone. If so, right click, Capture now and then post a copy.
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