Is it normal to have an SN margin variant between 6db and 12db?
SN Margin / ADSL
No its not normal
Thats mean there is interference on this phone line
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No, if it is less than 12 you will experience wan disconnection
Not necessarily, you can go as low as 6dB. Even 3dB sometimes.Hackour wroteNo, if it is less than 12 you will experience wan disconnection
i have 0 disconnection connection quality is goodHackour wroteNo, if it is less than 12 you will experience wan disconnection
now the task is to find this interferencesemaan wroteThats mean there is interference on this phone line
so having a non fixed SN margin while connection is good is normal?Adnan wroteNot necessarily, you can go as low as 6dB. Even 3dB sometimes.Hackour wroteNo, if it is less than 12 you will experience wan disconnection
I have 6-7dB and I'm on VDSL.
No disconnections what so ever, speed reaches max 29-30mbps.
When on adsl, the margin goes up.
No disconnections what so ever, speed reaches max 29-30mbps.
When on adsl, the margin goes up.
a month later
Before upgrading my connection from 1 mbps to fullspeed my snr was above 30db .
Now at fullspeed my snr is from 9 - 12.4 db and my speed varies from 4mbps to 6.
Is this because of the upgrade ?
I unplugged my router a couple of times but didn’t movie it .
Now at fullspeed my snr is from 9 - 12.4 db and my speed varies from 4mbps to 6.
Is this because of the upgrade ?
I unplugged my router a couple of times but didn’t movie it .
Yes, if the speed goes up, snr margin goes downDanny wroteBefore upgrading my connection from 1 mbps to fullspeed my snr was above 30db .
Now at fullspeed my snr is from 9 - 12.4 db and my speed varies from 4mbps to 6.
Is this because of the upgrade ?
I unplugged my router a couple of times but didn’t movie it .
Believe it or not, my SNR drops due to the elevator interference couldn't do anything even external (phone line) the interference is happening on the telephone box whenever the elevator works...
I read somewhere on this forum of the elevator effect ,maybe it was your post . I tried my elevator last week and it didn’t affect.
Thanks wollyka for clearing it up ,snr dropped 20 points so i fogured that the increase in bandwidth was a factor.
Thanks wollyka for clearing it up ,snr dropped 20 points so i fogured that the increase in bandwidth was a factor.
Hey OP, my SNR fluctuates between 6 and 11. Depending on if the building is on Generator or Gov Power. I also often get disconnects randomly.
I've investigated interference in my apartment/phone box, but the problem seems to be coming from outside the building as my speed almost doubles when the building Generator turns on.
I've investigated interference in my apartment/phone box, but the problem seems to be coming from outside the building as my speed almost doubles when the building Generator turns on.
You are welcome.Danny wroteI read somewhere on this forum of the elevator effect ,maybe it was your post . I tried my elevator last week and it didn’t affect.
Thanks wollyka for clearing it up ,snr dropped 20 points so i fogured that the increase in bandwidth was a factor.
I'm the guy who posted originally about the elevator issue. It seems to be quite common amongst people who have an inverter on the elevator.Danny wroteI read somewhere on this forum of the elevator effect ,maybe it was your post . I tried my elevator last week and it didn’t affect.
Thanks wollyka for clearing it up ,snr dropped 20 points so i fogured that the increase in bandwidth was a factor.
Due to the issue I force my modem to sync at 4Mbps instead of 7-8Mbps.
Note that I personally tested it at the telephone box and there's no interference down there. The interference seems to happen on the higher floors.
The inverter is actually located on top of the elevator shaft, so that makes sense. An EMI filter which is a requirement in a civilized country should be able to help. I have issues with the elevator which was solved with the installation of external wiring, although a filter installed did provide some relief before that.Adnan wroteNote that I personally tested it at the telephone box and there's no interference down there. The interference seems to happen on the higher floors.