[Snap] Sync rate up and errors up 17a around the corner?

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fellaintga

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#114551 23-Feb-2013 09:49

A few days a go my sync rate went up to 46Mb/s and SNR dropped to 10dB and errors have also gone up quite a bit. I am hoping that I will also get put on 17a because it seemed like it was a similar pattern to to Steve in the VDSL tuning thread who got magically put on it.

SamF

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#768158 23-Feb-2013 13:30

what is your spectrum graph looking like?

fellaintga

195 posts

Master Geek

#768200 23-Feb-2013 15:48

Here is the graph.

SamF

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#768243 23-Feb-2013 18:26

Got a 'before' shot of that? It doesn't look like it's using any of the 17a carriers at the moment, but maybe it's increased the speed a bit?

fellaintga

195 posts

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#768248 23-Feb-2013 18:43

Yes not yet as I said maybe I will get a 17a profile soon.

NZFINEST

202 posts

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#768285 23-Feb-2013 20:31

Has anyone managed a 17a profile without the port being hard set to 17a ???.

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sidefx

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#768307 23-Feb-2013 21:12

We think stevehodge may have in the VDSL tuning thread - he suddenly ended up on 17a without requesting it after a long time on 8b.

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stevehodge

393 posts

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#774253 4-Mar-2013 12:57

NZFINEST: Has anyone managed a 17a profile without the port being hard set to 17a ???.

I've been on 17a for a month. I didn't request it and the timing of the switch over makes me think it wasn't manually set up (5:30am on a Saturday morning).

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