Speeds pre Master Splitter

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FurzNZ

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#138885 20-Jan-2014 19:35

Gday, I am about to install a master splitter, I have no phone lines connected, am on naked broadband. I am about 550m from the cabinet.
I will be putting a master splitter in on Sat along with new CAT cable to the modem. I have a Linksys WAG200G.

Below are my results, why is is so slow/should I be getting better speeds?

Thanks for you feedback!

DSL Status: Connected DSL
Modulation Mode: MultiMode
DSL Path Mode: Interleaved
Downstream Rate: 7547 kbps
Upstream Rate: 999 kbps
Downstream Margin: 14 db
Upstream Margin: 12 db
Downstream Line Attenuation: 12 db
Upstream Line Attenuation: 3 db
Downstream Transmit Power: 12 db
Upstream Transmit Power: 19 db

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#970250 20-Jan-2014 19:37

Welcome to Geekzone.

The cable from your local cabinet might be a lot longer than 550 metres.

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plambrechtsen

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#970251 20-Jan-2014 19:38

Are you sure you are not rural as it looks like you are connected at adsl1

FurzNZ

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#970252 20-Jan-2014 19:44

I am not rural. I live in Massey, Auckland.
installerUFB checked my address and told me where I am probably connected to.

Does it matter that my Modulation Mode is Multimode?

plambrechtsen

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#970257 20-Jan-2014 20:01

FurzNZ: I am not rural. I live in Massey, Auckland.
installerUFB checked my address and told me where I am probably connected to.

Does it matter that my Modulation Mode is Multimode?

If you are with telecom I can run a test. But a speed of 7mb with such a low attenuation looks rather fishy.

FurzNZ

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#970258 20-Jan-2014 20:05

Sorry I am with Vodafone, but they don't have VDSL and clam up when you ask them about it, so I am going to change as they don't seem to care about keeping customers.
Could Vodafone lock me onto ADSL1?

johnr

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#970260 20-Jan-2014 20:11

Why would you need a master splitter if you are on Naked BB and nothing else connected to the Telephone jack points in the house?

Isolate all the other Telephone jack points from the master Telephone jack point

What exchange / cabinet do you think you are connected to?

yitz

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#970262 20-Jan-2014 20:12

7547 kbps interleaved
your problem is there's a bug in your modem firmware (TI chipsets, the WAG200G is one of them, also affects some D-Link DSL-xxxT/Netgear DG834v that are commonly used in NZ) that is limiting your speed.

Either check for new firmware versions or as the bug only appears on interleaved connections, disable interleaving.

johnr

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#970263 20-Jan-2014 20:16

yitz: 7547 kbps interleaved
your problem is there's a bug in your modem firmware (TI chipsets, the WAG200G is one of them, also affects some D-Link DSL-xxxT/Netgear DG834v that are commonly used in NZ) that is limiting your speed.

Either check for new firmware versions or as the bug only appears on interleaved connections, disable interleaving.

If this is correct then trying another modem should be done

FurzNZ

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Wannabe Geek

#970265 20-Jan-2014 20:16

johnr: Why would you need a master splitter if you are on Naked BB and nothing else connected to the Telephone jack points in the house?

Isolate all the other Telephone jack points from the master Telephone jack point

What exchange / cabinet do you think you are connected to?

I am doing a master filter because the forums talk about looking at your wiring before doing anything else. I went to the demarc and traced the cable to the first jack point. I disconnected every other line.
I was going to run CAT cable from the filter and have everything new.

I was told I was probably on the cabinet at 46 Royal Road.
If I was further away, I would expect my attenuation to be higher.

cyril7

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#970266 20-Jan-2014 20:17

Yep, dump the modem, get something proper. As for the filter, if your naked and the inbound cable connects directly to just the one socket, then no filter is required, however I would normally recommend one if the house is rented or soon to be sold and future users have a "more consistent" arrangement with less hassle.

Cyril

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#970267 20-Jan-2014 20:17

amaster splitter and cat 5 is mandatory for vdsl .

FurzNZ

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#970268 20-Jan-2014 20:22

cyril7: Yep, dump the modem, get something proper. As for the filter, if your naked and the inbound cable connects directly to just the one socket, then no filter is required, however I would normally recommend one if the house is rented or soon to be sold and future users have a "more consistent" arrangement with less hassle.

Cyril

Cheers for that.
I currently have a WAG200G, what do you recommend. I'm not too flush with $$ at the moment but appreciated I need to spend some money.

BigPipeNZ

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#970269 20-Jan-2014 20:23

bales: amaster splitter and cat 5 is mandatory for vdsl .

No it isn't, although it is recommended.

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InstallerUFB

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#970273 20-Jan-2014 20:38

johnr: Why would you need a master splitter if you are on Naked BB and nothing else connected to the Telephone jack points in the house?

Isolate all the other Telephone jack points from the master Telephone jack point

What exchange / cabinet do you think you are connected to?

I've checked his address and he is connected to MSY/G (Which is a FFTN)

InstallerUFB

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#970286 20-Jan-2014 20:49

BigPipeNZ:
bales: amaster splitter and cat 5 is mandatory for vdsl .

No it isn't, although it is recommended.

For A Chorus provided VDSL install - A xDSL Master Spliter instalation and Cat5E/Cat6 cable (actualy now a hybrid cable -Cat5e + 2 Fibre) is mandatory to be installed by the installer at the time of installation. Existing installed cables such as 2pr Homelan or 3 pr twisted 6way can be used if the installation of new cables are not possible due to building construction issues.

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