I think you need to run the BT speedtester at http://speedtester.bt.com/ and find out what your profile is set to.

Your high noise margin might indicate you have had noise problems on the line.

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I think you need to run the BT speedtester at http://speedtester.bt.com/ and find out what your profile is set to.

Your high noise margin might indicate you have had noise problems on the line.

That's what I keep saying to idnet and they keep saying back that lines degrade over time so tought basically bt are not interested in speed more interested in getting your line stable by raising the snr

I will run a speed test now and post the results

Noise problems are often your end

Just as I posted I have had another re-sync new stats


DSL Down Up
Current Rate: 1792 kbs 448 kbs
Max Rate: 1792 kbs 876 kbs
Current Connection:
Current Noise Margin: 15.0 dB 19.0 dB
Current Attenuation: 58.1 dB 31.5 dB
Current Output Power: 16.5 dBm 12.2 dBm

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Current Output Power: 16.5 dBm

This appears to be falling

edit:specifically

Edited by deleted (Sun 02-Oct-11 19:47:36)

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Noise problems are often your end

I have never had any problems in two years with noise and up until two weeks ago hadn't surfferd a drop in connection in over 80 days and had no more than a 2db drop in that time

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In reply to a post by woppy1010:

Current Output Power: 16.5 dBm

This appears to be falling

edit:specifically

What do you meen what should it be?
This is day ten in the training period btw and have now suffered 7 re-syncs in 24 hrs

I can't see why it should vary, it should be at max power all the time. I think this is indicative of a line fault. Looks like someone has messed up your wiring.

Is your voice line quiet or does it crackle and pop?

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Noise problems are often your end

I have been through everything to make sure the noise isn't on my end
I have had my heating off totally for three days to make sure it wasn't that,changed the modem cable to a twisted pair,changed the face plate to an adsl nation one, changed the power suppy of the router, pulled the router away from all plug sockets,there is nothing else I can think of

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I can't see why it should vary, it should be at max power all the time. I think this is indicative of a line fault. Looks like someone has messed up your wiring.

Is your voice line quiet or does it crackle and pop?

I have just had my twisted pair changed over and line card changed this is my second training period on the first one the same thing happened and then the line card failed

My voice line was noisy so the engineer changed my pair then the line card failed that night,the voice line is clear now