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mikenzb: My 0 attenuation comes and goes. sometimes it will sync with 1, others it'll sync with 0..
Dairusire:mikenzb: My 0 attenuation comes and goes. sometimes it will sync with 1, others it'll sync with 0..
Why your not on 17a I don't know.....
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Dairusire:mikenzb: My 0 attenuation comes and goes. sometimes it will sync with 1, others it'll sync with 0..
Why your not on 17a I don't know.....
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hio77:stevehodge:
I haven't seen any indication that the initial DLM testing period has any impact on the move to 17a. You're already on DLM-1 so I'm not sure a reset will achieve anything for you.
if i recall you didnt have the best error rates before you went 17a, what were your CRCs averaging?
stevehodge:hio77:stevehodge:
I haven't seen any indication that the initial DLM testing period has any impact on the move to 17a. You're already on DLM-1 so I'm not sure a reset will achieve anything for you.
if i recall you didnt have the best error rates before you went 17a, what were your CRCs averaging?
Anything from about 0.5 - 6 per minute. Typically less than 2 but we thought the DLM-1 limit was lower then though. I had some weird syncs before going to 17a, with reduced SNRM and increased error rate.
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hio77:stevehodge:hio77:stevehodge:
I haven't seen any indication that the initial DLM testing period has any impact on the move to 17a. You're already on DLM-1 so I'm not sure a reset will achieve anything for you.
if i recall you didnt have the best error rates before you went 17a, what were your CRCs averaging?
Anything from about 0.5 - 6 per minute. Typically less than 2 but we thought the DLM-1 limit was lower then though. I had some weird syncs before going to 17a, with reduced SNRM and increased error rate.
odd..
still trying to decided if i should resync and see it go stable *hopefully* or not..
im sitting at 6CRCPM, with the 15min counter sitting more at 7.4CRCPM
IIRC, thats pretty boarderline for DLM-1 which is rather concerning considering all the work that has been done on my line at this point..
@hitman, whats your spec looking like?
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hio77: was giving it a few hours before posting so there was an actual graph to look at..
i do agree though, the rates themselves look to be to increasing.. on the graph its solid however.. (reasonably)
still.. it seems absurdly high for a connection thats 271M (electrically calculated) from the cabinet inwhich there has been fresh wire ran from the ETP, and the lead-in has been repaired.
stevehodge:hio77: was giving it a few hours before posting so there was an actual graph to look at..
i do agree though, the rates themselves look to be to increasing.. on the graph its solid however.. (reasonably)
still.. it seems absurdly high for a connection thats 271M (electrically calculated) from the cabinet inwhich there has been fresh wire ran from the ETP, and the lead-in has been repaired.
Yeah, it seems to be consistent around 7/min, which seems quite high given that there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the line.
Time to downgrade the firmware I reckon!
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