Output Power anomaly?

[#1]

I was put on ADSL2+ during the night and my sync speed has gone up considerably. However, there are two "strange" figures popping up...
Firstly, the output power on my Voyager 2110 before was around 19dB, and after it has sunk to 0dB! Is this normal?  See pics.
And secondly, although the sync speed has gone up, my download speed has decreased according to the BT speedtester. Profile before was around 7200kbps. Again see pic.
Is there a waiting period before things kick in? At the moment the SNRM is constant around 6dB and the line is stable.

[#2]

It'll take a little while for you to receive a profile in line with your sync speed but everything looks good so leave it powered up and plugged in.
I wouldn't read too much into the output power, it's probably mis-reported.

[#3]

Thanks Ben.
Jameseh has a competitor! 

[#4]

Quote from: nozzer

Firstly, the output power on my Voyager 2110 before was around 19dB, and after it has sunk to 0dB! Is this normal?

Can't find the reference right now, but apparently it is normal.

[#5]

Is anyone at PN able to tell me whether my interleaving is set to Auto or whether it's on Opt-in?

[#6]

Yeah, gimme a minute...
Edit: You're set to 'auto'. Your router should be able to report whether interleaving is currently in effect. We can also force it to be enabled or disabled, at your request.

[#7]

Thanks Ben, that's fine. It's set at a very high bit depth at the moment but that should reduce. 

[#8]

Still seems ok...  upstream interleaving is now showing "fast path" but downstream is still set at 64 bit. Does the DLM reduce/remove interleaving before adjusting the SNRM? If so, what is it actually measuring..  can't be line drops because in my case I've not had any apart from retrains. Is it errors, and which ones if so, SES, ES CRC  or what?

[#9]

A retrain is normally caused by a drop
I don't have exact information to hand as to what process DLM goes through, but Kitz might be helpful.