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Banger
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Tue 20-Feb-07 05:19:48
Loss of Framing.
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Had a re-sync last night and the error seemed to be caused by Loss of framing which had a value of 5. What is it and why did it cause a re-sync ?
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Tue 20-Feb-07 08:31:29
Re: Loss of Framing.
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ADSL data is sent in a time-synchronised manner. If the ADSL modem or router gets out of step with the exchange end, it has to re-sync. Could be caused by pulses of line noise, or an actual short line disconnection.
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