new gea test please

[#1]

Hi @iangilf

Thanks for the update,

If you just drop us a message once your engineer has been on Thursday.

[#2]

Will do thankyou

[#3]

newest stats are much better with a healthier snr so there was obviously something wrong up the pole or with the pair as thats what they been doing this morning , can you please run another GEA TEST for me please and thankyou very much as long as it stays stable now fingers crossed

1. Product name:	Plusnet Hub
2. Serial number:	+081441+NQ54605283
3. Firmware version:	Software version 4.7.5.1.83.8.259 Last updated 19/07/18
4. Board version:	Plusnet Hub One
5. DSL uptime:	0 days, 00:13:42
6. Data rate:	20000 / 79995
7. Maximum data rate:	31344 / 86212
8. Noise margin:	12.5 / 7.7
9. Line attenuation:	17.6 / 14.1
10. Signal attenuation:	17.5 / 14.1

[#4]

Glad to hear this. But I do believe that engineer did perform DLM resetted after a fault was clear.

[#5]

Yeah but not this time round all they did was change the cable they said there may have been a copper cable that was thinning which was causing problems either way whatever they have done it's improved it so as long as it's stable that's the main thing and with snr of 7.7 it shows its a lot better as there's room to play with without it dropping cheers

[#6]

Your Snr 7.7 is plenty of room - I used to have Snr 9.3dB with sync rate 79999kbps but suddenly my Snr now drop to 6.5dB and my sync rate now reduced to 78083kbps

[#7]

Yeah was following your post to mate

[#8]

Bit confused really because on ADSL2+ if snr reduced the higher sync rate will be. For FTTC if snr were reduced, then the sync rate will reduced unless DLM put target SNR 3dB to get the line back to higher sync rate with G.INP on it. But sometimes lower snr can cause lots of problem on ADSL2+ and FTTC with lots of disconnection etc.

I am try to find out how to get my snr back to 9.3dB but I do think the factor to do with more customers connected at my cabinet probably fill up that caused my snr rate to drop slightly now. After 4 years of FTTC with max rate 80Meg is now fallen behind at 78Meg for now, hope it not going down to 60Meg

Even worsen case my DSL CHecker used to show G.Fast as planned with a speed of 250/35 but it now disappear as an email from Openreach stated that my exchange are due for this month this year but now pushed back the date until end of next year because the exchange need upgraded to support g.fast.

[#9]

Yep that's how mine went at one point decreased and decreased cause of the old cabling everywhere that bt should be replacing it's all a big con really at the end of the day

[#10]

I always wanted a full fibre to the house because true full fibre are the future now. ADSL / ADSL2 / ADSL2+ / FTTC / G. FAST are not true fibre because it still run by copper lines and cable poles.

[#11]

Yep only way is with a fttp company there are 1gbp companies out there too but only in certain areas only cable we have here is virgin

[#12]

We got virgin media cable around here too but they are too expensive for cable broadband stand alone £48 a month for 350/20

[#13 · Accepted solution]

best speedtest ive ever had and plugged in the bt hub 6 now and the stats are ok

http://www.speedtest.net/result/7539772666.png

Data rate:

20.00 Mbps / 79.99 Mbps

Maximum data rate:

31960 / 84569

Noise margin:

12.9 dB / 7 dB

Line attenuation:

14.3 dB

[#14]

I used to have that but sadly I am no longer at 79999K as I don't know why my fibre drop in sync rate

Just enjoy it while it last before DLM bite u!

Here is my stats from Hub One:

4. Board version: Plusnet Hub One
5. DSL uptime: 0 days, 00:33:35
6. Data rate: 19999 / 77735
7. Maximum data rate: 26077 / 78295
8. Noise margin: 15.0 / 6.1
9. Line attenuation: 13.1 / 11.2
10. Signal attenuation: 13.0 / 11.2

[#15]

good evening m8 who knows how long it will last but whilst it seems stable and maximum speeds i cant really ask for more have u tried a different router or new lead from socket to modem router?