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BSNL Broadband: How to Troubleshoot Frequent Disconnection
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Ask the line man to give a clean line.
Well, your downstream line attenuation is very good, but I don't understand why your downstream attainable rate is so low. There is some issue somewhere or maybe they've turned down the transmission power for your line.sagian said:
9. If you still got problems, use ADSL Repeater (Effective Method)
(only way to counter Attenuation is to cut line short leave no extra line shorter the better & rewiring each point / using ADSL Repeater) you should get at least 15db SNR at minimum.
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9. If you still got problems, use ADSL Repeater (Effective Method)
(only way to counter Attenuation is to cut line short leave no extra line shorter the better & rewiring each point / using ADSL Repeater) you should get at least 15db SNR at minimum.
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Is repeater provided by BSNL?If not,Pl. give specifications and cost of same.
(only way to counter Attenuation is to cut line short leave no extra line shorter the better & rewiring each point / using ADSL Repeater) you should get at least 15db SNR at minimum.
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9. If you still got problems, use ADSL Repeater (Effective Method)
(only way to counter Attenuation is to cut line short leave no extra line shorter the better & rewiring each point / using ADSL Repeater) you should get at least 15db SNR at minimum.
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Is repeater provided by BSNL?If not,Pl. give specifications and cost of same.
Hi, I've frequent disconnection problems with my bsnl brodband connection. I'm using a TP-Link modem - 8816 which came with a splitter. There is another small white box which is provided by BSNL . I've already tried changing the modulation but it has no effect. What are the various option other than asking for a new line as the BSNL staff are unresponsive in my city?
Thanks
Following are my stats from modem:
Downstream Upstream
SNR Margin:
6.3 15.0 db
Line Attenuation:
35.8 17.7 db
Data Rate:
7049 509 kbps
Max Rate:
7700 736 kbps
POWER:
19.2 11.3 dbm
CRC:
3267 0
Thanks
Following are my stats from modem:
Downstream Upstream
SNR Margin:
6.3 15.0 db
Line Attenuation:
35.8 17.7 db
Data Rate:
7049 509 kbps
Max Rate:
7700 736 kbps
POWER:
19.2 11.3 dbm
CRC:
3267 0
Sorry, I'm not sure what is a repeater. There is a socket provided by BSNL marked 'LJU III'. Other than that I've a TP-Link wired modem & I'm using the splitter that came with it. Does repeater comes with every connection & where it is placed ?
I've a fair bit of spare wire that technician left in case I wanted to shift the connection to another room though I don't utilize it.. The telephone wire comes directly into my room & there is no other connection from it.
I've a fair bit of spare wire that technician left in case I wanted to shift the connection to another room though I don't utilize it.. The telephone wire comes directly into my room & there is no other connection from it.
Downstream SNR Margin is too low. Why is the downstream data rate set to 7049 Kbps? Are you using a 8 Mbps plan? Tell them to reduce it a lot.docview said:
Stick with G.DMT modulation. Your line is not stable. Tell them to change your line. Lot of CRC errors are being generated.
Changed to G.DMT & after some time disconnection problem has been reduced thought I'll update again after extended use. CRC error have also reduced.
My telephone line has already been severed by a JCB machine thrice in last 6 months. I asked the lineman to give a new line but he says its unlikely that they will give a new line.
a. Will changing of LJU socket or splitter improve the situation?
b. I read in last page that some have problems with joint - what do joints refer to in this case?
c. I also read that one can ask the lineman to increase power or something - will it be helpful?
Thanks
After changing to G,DMT :
My telephone line has already been severed by a JCB machine thrice in last 6 months. I asked the lineman to give a new line but he says its unlikely that they will give a new line.
a. Will changing of LJU socket or splitter improve the situation?
b. I read in last page that some have problems with joint - what do joints refer to in this case?
c. I also read that one can ask the lineman to increase power or something - will it be helpful?
Thanks
After changing to G,DMT :
^ These latest stats look good enough.
Changing socket or splitter won't change anything especially if they're new ones. Try changing though, you never know.
Joints as in the number of joints in the external telephone wire. They should ideally be 0. Spend from your pocket and get a fresh one piece wire.
Lineman doesn't have a magic wand. What "power" is he going to increase?
I repeat: Stick with G.DMT.
What city/town are you from? PM me.
Changing socket or splitter won't change anything especially if they're new ones. Try changing though, you never know.
Joints as in the number of joints in the external telephone wire. They should ideally be 0. Spend from your pocket and get a fresh one piece wire.
Lineman doesn't have a magic wand. What "power" is he going to increase?
I repeat: Stick with G.DMT.
What city/town are you from? PM me.
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No, BSNL does not provide any repeaters.
SNR (Downstream) 6.40 dB SNR (Upstream) 12.5 dB
my line man didn't provided telephone because stock is not there.
He connected wire directly to the My Wifi Modem.
There are some frequesnt disconnects in internet, not able to download 10mb file as connection loosing before completion of download.
How to increase SNR?
any other suggessions please
my line man didn't provided telephone because stock is not there.
He connected wire directly to the My Wifi Modem.
There are some frequesnt disconnects in internet, not able to download 10mb file as connection loosing before completion of download.
How to increase SNR?
any other suggessions please
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Ask for a clean line.