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  #824391 23-May-2013 20:29
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LLC is a different type. I can't imagine what else it could be. Factory reset and start again perhaps?



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  #824395 23-May-2013 20:32
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Hmm, your status screen looks a bit different to mine.  Do you have V1 of the DGND3700?  I've got V2.  Here's what mine looks like:





Yes, I do have version 1 of this modem. Your stats look similar to mine, except for the downstream figures. There are more qualified experts in these forums who could explain why.


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  #824398 23-May-2013 20:34
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I think rather than 11mb/s down, it should read more like 23mb/s based on those stats, unless in missing something.



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  #824407 23-May-2013 20:43
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my modem settings are
Multiplexing Method  VC-BASED
VPI                         0
VCI                        100
DSL MODE               AUTO
TRANSFER MODE      ATM



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  #824413 23-May-2013 20:49
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dukester: my modem settings are
Multiplexing Method  VC-BASED
VPI                         0
VCI                        100
DSL MODE               AUTO
TRANSFER MODE      ATM




I've got DSL Mode set to AUTO.

I can't see any Transfer Mode setting anywhere.

I might plug my old Dynalink in and just check the line stats on that.

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  #824418 23-May-2013 20:59
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Here's the line stats for my old Dynalink:



How does that compare to the stats on my DGND3700?

 
 
 
 

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  #824421 23-May-2013 21:06
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Upon plugging my DGND3700 back in it connected first time. Coincidence?

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  #824432 23-May-2013 21:22
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Wish I could help you a bit more. I found the online version of the V2 model. From reading other web sites the only difference between the V1 and V2 models are the interface. 
According to the v2 manual the multiplexing setting is in the WPS WIZARD/adsl settings menu.


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  #824434 23-May-2013 21:24
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Sorry, reread your post, its the transfer mode setting thats not there.

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  #824436 23-May-2013 21:37
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Thanks for all your help. I think I'll keep the router for now and see how it goes over the weekend. If it has lots of trouble connecting or drops out then I'll return it for a refund.

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  #824442 23-May-2013 21:52
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Get a DG834G. Flash it with custom firmware, tweak the SNR and get more downstream. Rock solid modem, never let me down.

You can get them for $30.00 on TradeMe, sometimes cheaper.

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