Ok, well I could say the same about yourself really...

Considering the number of connections I monitor and have access to remotely and physically a couple of them are BT connections too... two using HH5's

Anyway, better things to be doing with my day than arguing with some arrogant [censored] on a forum...

ciao

The ECI modem does support G.INP on the downstream?

Not without the hacked firmware.

Are you making this up as you go along....

Hacked Firmware!

Unless you mean by changing a setting on the firmware by unlocking it then why would Openreach just not change this setting remotely... like when they released a firmware update!

In reply to a post by mlmclaren:

Are you making this up as you go along....

No

Hacked Firmware!

What about it?

Unless you mean by changing a setting on the firmware by unlocking it then why would Openreach just not change this setting remotely... like when they released a firmware update!

You better take that up with Openreach.

No such thing as hacked firmware.... theres unlocked firmware!

regardless, G.INP is capable on downstream for the chipsets inside the ECI modem and BT HH5a...

In reply to a post by mlmclaren:

No such thing as hacked firmware.... theres unlocked firmware!

I don't understand the distinction you're alluding to between hacked and unlocked firmware. Could you explain?

regardless, G.INP is capable on downstream for the chipsets inside the ECI modem and BT HH5a...

Are you saying the hardware in the modems would support it, but it's not turned on?

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

In reply to a post by mlmclaren:

No such thing as hacked firmware.... theres unlocked firmware!

I don't understand the distinction you're alluding to between hacked and unlocked firmware. Could you explain?

Hacked would mean something has been changed on the firmware and unlocked means you have gained access to factory firmwares features.

regardless, G.INP is capable on downstream for the chipsets inside the ECI modem and BT HH5a...

Are you saying the hardware in the modems would support it, but it's not turned on?

No your saying that, hacking something that isn't physically capable of something wouldn't make it all of a sudden capable.

With my conversation by someone very high up in BT, the ECI modem does G.INP on the downstream only - and all modems in circuit would have been flashed by BTOR already.

In reply to a post by lockyatlrg:

With my conversation by someone very high up in BT, the ECI modem does G.INP on the downstream only - and all modems in circuit would have been flashed by BTOR already.

Unfortunately, there's no way of proving that as no stats are available.