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Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Thu 13-Jan-22 22:39:23
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Re: G.Fast Openreach modem ISPs


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Nah that’s no good Carl. Your bias current is [censored]. You need to turn that sucker waaaay up 🤣
Standard User CarlTSpeak
(committed) Fri 14-Jan-22 09:36:54
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Nah that’s no good Carl. Your bias current is [censored]. You need to turn that sucker waaaay up 🤣


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Standard User ft247
(member) Fri 14-Jan-22 10:26:39
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In all seriousness the received power level is stronger than I would have expected. Minimum 16.5dB loss from a 32-way split... I think the Huawei OLT has a max TX of +7, so not a huge amount left.


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Standard User CarlTSpeak
(committed) Fri 14-Jan-22 12:02:43
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The OLT reports its transmit power. I'll have a look when I'm back.
Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Fri 14-Jan-22 12:11:13
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Depends on the class of optics in the OLT. They could be using a higher class than the ONT.
Standard User BuckleZ
(knowledge is power) Fri 14-Jan-22 12:34:49
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I think my line was -21dB when tested, they tried another port an it was worse, wasnt sure if thats good or bad, but ive had no issues since it going in

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Standard User ft247
(member) Fri 14-Jan-22 12:36:10
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From what I can see Openreach are using the Huawei MA5800-X17, on a brief search all the line cards I found were designed for C+ optics which max at +7dBm. That's not to say they don't have a C++ option.
Standard User ft247
(member) Fri 14-Jan-22 12:38:49
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I think my line was -21dB when tested, they tried another port an it was worse, wasnt sure if thats good or bad, but ive had no issues since it going in

That's more like what I'd expect, C+ sensitivity is (I think) -32 so you should have no issues.
Standard User candlerb
(fountain of knowledge) Fri 14-Jan-22 12:45:40
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In all seriousness the received power level is stronger than I would have expected. Minimum 16.5dB loss from a 32-way split... I think the Huawei OLT has a max TX of +7, so not a huge amount left.


Not sure what you mean. Rx power is -13.07 dBm and has a minimum of -30 dBm, so there is *tons* of headroom. Tx power is bang within the middle of expected range too.
Standard User ft247
(member) Fri 14-Jan-22 13:00:12
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I'm not at all concerned that it won't work - I'm actually surprised that the signal is so strong. I'd be very happy to see such a signal level when I get OR FTTP.

There is a minimum loss of 16.5dB due to the 32-way splitter, so if the OLT is transmitting at 5dBm that only allows 1.5dB for all the splices, connectors, and loss in the length of fibre itself.
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