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[#1]

if you heard nothing when you pushed option two, that means your line is quiet, it passed the test

the OP's edit didnt make mine reply look correct, he said he had no reply

[#2]

btw my exchange is :
Distance:- Direct:    1.55 km
  (appx)* By Road: 2.41 km
DSL Max :   3500 kbps (3.5 Mb) BT Line Speed Estimation

[#3]

Quote from: okmbok

[I get very very low background hum. No crackling

Hmm...
It should be totally quiet. What type of phone are you using - is it a cordless?
Any chance of you trying a different wired handset (if you could quiet line test your phone on someone else's line that would be great).

[#4]

Quote from: jelv

Quote from: okmbok [I get very very low background hum. No crackling Hmm... It should be totally quiet. What type of phone are you using - is it a cordless? Any chance of you trying a different wired handset (if you could quiet line test your phone on someone else's line that would be great).

Yeah its a dect phone...I cant find my old corded phone atm

[#5]

I've seen posts suggesting that Dect phones should be double filtered. Also when you did the test socket test, was the phone still plugged in to the filter? If so try again without the phone plugged in to see if you get a better sync and also make sure the DECT phone is totally turned off or moved well away from the phone socket and router.

[#6]

Quote from: jelv

I've seen posts suggesting that Dect phones should be double filtered. Also when you did the test socket test, was the phone still plugged in to the filter? If so try again without the phone plugged in to see if you get a better sync and also make sure the DECT phone is totally turned off or moved well away from the phone socket and router.

Dect Phone was unplugged

[#7]

Right - for a next step I'd recommend trying the quiet line test on a friends phone to see what it should be like and then borrowing their handset for 10 minutes to compare on your line.
BTW - is there any electrical equipment near the phone line in or the router? (E.g. your router isn't sat on top of your PC - power supplies can generate a lot of electrical noise)

[#8]

Quote from: jelv

Right - for a next step I'd recommend trying the quiet line test on a friends phone to see what it should be like and then borrowing their handset for 10 minutes to compare on your line. BTW - is there any electrical equipment near the phone line in or the router? (E.g. your router isn't sat on top of your PC - power supplies can generate a lot of electrical noise)

Master socket is 20cm from Mains Wall Socket

[#9]

Quote from: okmbok

low background hum.

like mains hum at 50 Hz ?

[#10]

What can I do to get back to 3.5mbps???
Router connected to Master socket. No extensions. Queit line test ok.
Router Stats:
ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 2272 kbps 448 kbps
Line Attenuation 52 db 14 db
Noise Margin 12 db 20 db

Test1 comprises of Best Effort Test:  -provides background information.
   Your DSL connection rate: 2016 kbps(DOWN-STREAM),  448 kbps(UP-STREAM)
   IP profile for your line is - 2000 kbps
   Actual IP throughput achieved during the test was - 873 kbps
If you wish to discuss these results please contact your ISP.
[Moderator's note by Jim (Oldjim)  Topics merged - please don't start a new thread on the same subject ]

[#11]

Updated router firmware:
ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 1856 kbps 448 kbps
Line Attenuation 47 db 14 db
Noise Margin 14 db 20 db

[#12]

Apart from all the other suggestions I think it would be informative to keep a log of your speed and noise margin.
Routerstats is good for that and can give you good indications of when things go wrong.

[#13]

Where do I find my BRAS profile?

[#14]

Something is badly adrift - your attenuation has dropped from 52dB to 47dB
Also with a noise margin of 14dB and 47dB attenuation you should be getting much faster speeds than 1856kbps
I may have missed it - but which router are you using

[#15]

DG834