My Opinion
if you do that resync tomoro at midday and get a sync above 1440kbps and then leave your router on for 3 days solid you should get an ip profile of 1250kbps which would see you get around 1100kbps on speed tests but thats only if your line dosent drop and sync below 1440kbps before your bt ip profile gets chance to up its self
the only thing you can do now to improve stablity on your line more is to get a i plate / ADSLnation filter plate or just remove the extension wires that are on the face plate you remove to get at the test socket
theres a table on here that tells you what sync rate you need to maintain to get which bt ip profile http://www.kitz.co.uk/adsl/IPprofile.htm
gd luck and hope we manage to get you in the low 4 figure speed club soon
the only thing you can do now to improve stablity on your line more is to get a i plate / ADSLnation filter plate or just remove the extension wires that are on the face plate you remove to get at the test socket
theres a table on here that tells you what sync rate you need to maintain to get which bt ip profile http://www.kitz.co.uk/adsl/IPprofile.htm
gd luck and hope we manage to get you in the low 4 figure speed club soon
A touch of sacasm ASBO 
, ha Jim, sorry about that, reading this thread was interupted several times, so I'd forgotten it was you by the time I got to the end 
OK Frangal, just to clarify then, where are you plugged in at present?
Now here is an important tip - when you need to swap filters, sockets, routers etc. power down your modem/router first and wait several minutes before unplugging the line. I would advise to avoid disconnections/reboots more than 5 times with an hour and leave it alone then for the rest of the day. Otherwise the exchange DLM may think you have a line stability problem and raise the target SNRM (Noise Margin) which will limit your sync speed. Unfortunately this may already have happened once, but we'll see how things progress.
I take it from what you've said you didn't disconnect any wires from the back of the removeable faceplate?
Don't forget, you need to leave the modem/router on continuously (not the computer).
, ha Jim, sorry about that, reading this thread was interupted several times, so I'd forgotten it was you by the time I got to the end OK Frangal, just to clarify then, where are you plugged in at present?
Now here is an important tip - when you need to swap filters, sockets, routers etc. power down your modem/router first and wait several minutes before unplugging the line. I would advise to avoid disconnections/reboots more than 5 times with an hour and leave it alone then for the rest of the day. Otherwise the exchange DLM may think you have a line stability problem and raise the target SNRM (Noise Margin) which will limit your sync speed. Unfortunately this may already have happened once, but we'll see how things progress.
I take it from what you've said you didn't disconnect any wires from the back of the removeable faceplate?
Don't forget, you need to leave the modem/router on continuously (not the computer).
Quote A touch of sacasm ASBO
none at all intended.
i was hoping the queen would see the comment and give you an OBE for your services to ADSL
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OK Frangal, just to clarify then, where are you plugged in at present?
Now here is an important tip - when you need to swap filters, sockets, routers etc. power down your modem/router first and wait several minutes before unplugging the line. I would advise to avoid disconnections/reboots more than 5 times with an hour and leave it alone then for the rest of the day. Otherwise the exchange DLM may think you have a line stability problem and raise the target SNRM (Noise Margin) which will limit your sync speed. Unfortunately this may already have happened once, but we'll see how things progress.
I take it from what you've said you didn't disconnect any wires from the back of the removeable faceplate?
Don't forget, you need to leave the modem/router on continuously (not the computer).
At present I am plugged to the test socket. I ave removed the front panel and I am plugged to the test sockect. I have bought a ADSL Faceplate with built-in ADSL microfilter
but after having a look at it I better not touchh anything, I goin to see if I can find someone who can fit it for me, no idea with wires, plus behind the plate there are 2 black wires
and I dont know the purpuse of it... So as I have said I havent touched the wires, and I am plugged to the test socket.
I'm just thinking, what about if I use another router a Belkin G+ I bought before I joined PlusNet?...anyway here are the readings from tonight:
Broadband Line Status @10.20pm
Line Mode G.DMT Line State Show Time
Latency Type Interleave Line Up Time 00:09:48:30
Line Coding Trellis On Line Up Count 1
Statistics Downstream Upstream
Line Rate 1312 Kbps 448 Kbps
Noise Margin 9.3 dB 13.0 dB
Line Attenuation 62.0 dB 31.5 dB
Output Power 15.9 dBm 12.4 dBm