In reply to a post by DougM:

On the leaked FTTC spreadsheet there are 2088 PCPs listed numbered above 100. For example, Basingstoke has around 100 BT PCPs with numbers all the way up to 205.

There is only one numbered above 1000: PCP 1001 in Trafford.

Indeed, my mother is on PCP160 of WWEXTR, and my old cab was 98 and 98/1. Several cabs on WWEXTR have sub connection points so I don't see it inpossible for there to be some in the format XXX/X

Meh.

EDIT: Trafford goes up to PCP 1001? But there are only ~8000 lines on that exchange... what average 8 lines per cab? Bizzaire.

Edited by deleted (Mon 04-Jul-11 13:56:09)

Nothing wrong with the format; Zarjaz already explained that. All I'm trying to do is point out that the (low)numbering system makes it fairly easy to distinguish a BT PCP or SCP from a VM cabinet, which seem to be rather long numbers. So the poster I replied to on this bit can check.

Post deleted by izools

Thinkk these sort of cab numbering anomalies happen when an exchange building closes and the cabs are re-assinged to another exchange. PCP 10 may become PCP 100 for example

Cabinets that have been uplifted sometimes change their number, ie PCP1 Caversham, now numbered 101, PCP 1 no longer exists.

Sorry about the delay though been busy at work and also in bed with man flu.

The cabinet on my estate is marked with UXBEB 121

Does this make sense? Any one with info on this cabinet?

Thanks

Cab 121 post codes/% of lines - Phase 5a

UB8 2NW/3.44
UB8 3NN/1.03
UB8 3WP/100
UB8 3WR-3WU/100
UB8 3WW/96.55
UB8 3WX/100
UB8 3WY/92.59
UB8 3XA,B,D,H/100
(Edit - clarified the underlined heading).

Edited by RobertoS (Mon 18-Jul-11 19:08:26)

None of those postcodes are mine. UB8 is central Uxbridge while I'm UB9 4BX.

Cabinets popping up so hopefully coming.

Cabinet 23, 100%, speed upgrade approx current x 2.67.

So it should be connected - does the 100% represent this?

Thanks