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I do get CRCs etc over the course of the day, the prior screenshots the router had not been up long. Here’s a fresh one now it’s been up a few hours and you can see CRC, ES etc errors have occured. These don’t occur on the Sky one. Would have thought in this case it would be a hw fault with the asus, but have recently replaced that. The sky one does support ginp too
Also am paying for the 80/20 package although am about 800m from the cabinet so not expecting full speeds. Seems very odd though that the sky one should sync so much higher.
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SRA is enabled here but only just turned that on to see if it made a difference (it didn’t), was previously off
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Sure I have attached some screenshots.
Weirdly it’s not just the sync speed that is lower but it is also the max attainable, when the sky router is on the max attainable and the sync speed is about 64mbps.Also interesting is that in this screenshot the asus one has been plugged back in for about half an hour and there is 7305 FEC errors. With the sky one it has roughly 750 per 15minutes, or roughly 1500 over the same time frame so quite a lot less. I’ve been getting a fair few CRC, ES, SES errors during the course of the day with the Asus but difficult to know when as it’s not constant all day.
Sky sky one is the SR203
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So I had a chat with ASUS and they “ASUS” are going to rename the option “Android Phone” and call it “Legacy” this will be suitable for both Android and iOS mobile devices etc. going forward. Note: The option name “Android phone” should work with iPhone already, just the naming convention was not correct (it will be going forward)
———- The option name “Android Phone” will be updated to “Legacy” in later firmware. Use this option for iPhone. ———Interesting choice to call tethering legacy – is it legacy really? what’s a more modern non-legacy choice to tethering? Bizarre!
Thanks for following that up though, good to know it’s a UI thing and that iPhone should now work. That’s a really useful feature, it’s nice to know ASUS are still working to bring new features to the device.
Also, just for reference, I reset and updated to the latest firmware again and the synch speed dropped back down 2.something mbps sitting at 57.6mb Not a lot admittedly but it seems there is a difference that’s within that firmware.
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TBH – 2Mb is not worth a discussion with ASUS but the iPhone option is interesting. Changelog for 3.0.0.4.388_22048 details ‘Added iPhone USB tethering connection support’ is this what you are referring to ?. and as you say, when UI section for USB tethering is open, no reference to iPhone was obvious. Anybody else noticed this with their DSL-AX82U ?
Indeed that was the thing that piqued my interest in the new version – there’s been a few times that would have come in handy when my dsl line went down.
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I notice there is a newer dsl firmware in the latest version though so maybe that’s part of it.
As SNR values are the same, very likely DSL driver, if you do revert back and sync rate increases, let us know as I will let ASUS know also
I’ve never reverted back a fw version of this, do I just upload the older one in the same was as an upgrade? And doing a normal upgrade it keeps all settings – will this do the same or need to input them all again?
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I haven’t tried re-loading the old firmware yet – i’ve been wanting to not cause too many reboots/disconnections in case it drops the line any further. I’ll try re-loading the old one shortly though. I notice there is a newer dsl firmware in the latest version though so maybe that’s part of it.
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———- The option name “Android Phone” will be updated to “Legacy” in later firmware. Use this option for iPhone. ———