I'd be happy to see that evidence

As it says in my sig, prove it to yourself.

I can't - I don't use an HH5A and never said I did... But, others have posted what they believe is strong proof in the past. If just one person came on here and said theirs did would you believe it?

Bung us your postcode and I'll bring one over to prove it to you

LOL. I have to say I did try the check with my Billion but I didn't have much time when I did it and the BT IP Profile I got back was only correct to 2 dec places of a Megabit and so wasn't accurate enough - must have taken the wrong option on the BT tester somewhere.

This is the easiest way to get your IP Profile
https://windows.mouselike.org/be/index.asp?DoAction=...
I get The current Downstream BRAS rate is: 73.62 Mbps, so I round it up to 73620 which works in the Ginp formula.

OK, will give that a try later.

In reply to a post by DooGie:

In reply to a post by Alnath:

In reply to a post by DooGie:

Sorry if this has been posted before but I was just looking at the Boot Log of my HH5A and noticed a firmware update on 23rd February.

Previous firmware 4.7.5.1.83.8.204.1.11 (Type A)

New firmware 4.7.5.1.83.8.222.1.1 (Type A)

Anyone else noticed this?

Anything obviously different DooGie?

Not noticed any difference at all.

I'm just pleased it hasn't messed anything up

Aye thats enough i guess lol

In reply to a post by mlmclaren:

Yes, agreed....

Not quiet sure why the obsession with stating G.INP isn't supported on this device or the even implying that BT's equipment is compliant with SIN 498 which if unfamiliar requires CP Equipment to be complient with 'Downstream' G.INP but remains optional on Upstream...

Perhaps because discussions of G.INP on the HH5A and ECI modems have been banned on the BT-Sponsored forums presumably because they have something to hide.

Edited by deleted (Fri 18-Mar-16 20:15:42)

Had this a while now, as was triialing it, think it was Dec/Jan it was updated.

It seemed to improve wireless a lot for myself

So, according to the formula it seems my line isn't using G.INP. The stats on the 8800AXL have in the past had numbers under INP but looking at it now it is 0.00 so it appears the G.INP has turned itself off for some reason - and the connection is about as good as it has ever been but at 48138 down and 16112 up with a latency of about 9ms.

Not a lot of point in testing the HH5A at the moment as it looks like DLM has decided my line doesn't need G.INP.

EDIT : missed an "n't" in the first sentence... Sorry

Edited by ian72 (Fri 18-Mar-16 17:32:55)