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@lukenevill-bond – I was not able to show my Fritz!Box Spectrum until after weekend (As gaming router / rig plugged in) .
I agree all initial connection have the dip, but Your PSD Mask is both excessive and misshaped with others I have seen in the past.
My Cab is Huawei and I am just wondering if it is because your Cab is ECI and hence why a different initial drop profile compared to both @Grisu and mine ?
Will be interesting if you have the opportunity this week to plug back in you original 7530 and compare Spectrum profiles etc.
Note: Both my Fritz!Box (Lantiq) and my DSL-AX82U (Broadcom) show similar Spectrum profiles relative to Cab ?
Fritz!Box 3490
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I love my 3490
but yes is getting old In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).
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Here the answer: https://community.bt.com/t5/Archive-Staging/Large-Notch-around-1-6-2Mhz-in-my-VDSL-Spectrum/m-p/1758350/highlight/true#M881389 Do they still have ADSL on your cable, otherwise it could do much better if they remove their filters.
Yeah you can still order standard ADSL. It’s FTTC so still copper wire from cabinet to my premises as well. How I long for the days where they finally roll out FTTP. I’ve attached an image of what BT Wholesale sees my line should be capable of. Currently only syncing at 68megabits down/16megabits up on the router of course but maybe that will improve and get closer to those high targets if SNR goes down further.
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Thanks @Grisu ,Â
For anybody else reading this thread: ADSL maxis out at 2Mhz, hence why initial dip in spectrum to stop VDSL signal swamping ADSL signal upto 2Mhz.
This must have a impact on total bandwidth throughput potential, but whilst ADSL services are still available and being used, not much can be done if service meets quoted SLA speeds etc.
Seems you have the option of FTTP on-Demand, but not a cheap option
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Seems you have the option of FTTP on-Demand, but not a cheap option
Yeah don’t like to think how much the cost would come to which includes installation and then monthly fee for like 3 years I think?
But if the option is available then I assume that it might be pretty easy for them to install FTTP when it comes round to them actually doing it properly as part of the rollout.
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FTTP on-Demand runs from your cab at the end of your road along existing trunking occupied by Copper wires normally, so relatively time consuming and fiddly especially if your on a long line,
We can all dream
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Sorry, never used TV or made manual manipulations in config (although this is possible with little knowlegde how to do).
What I know for sure is that here (in my coutry) the config for TV is done by provider from ACS.
And there is no workaround for it and you wont get credentials too, even if you are able to modify config on your own.You could analyze a working box cofigured for TV for this provider and might patch your config accordingly.
Passthrough mode wont help I think, but maybe even worth a try.It might be similar to manually config VoIP, where you are able to set different VLAN-ID in advanced telefony connection settings, but nothing to do this for TV in GUI.
Most knowledge about AVM-boxes are found in ip-phone-forum.de, possibly they could help.PS: Why is your posting under mine, I already saw it when writing and #21536 is less than #21537?
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