I use Dlink GLB-502T ADSL+2 Router cum modem. what is my SNR value in attachment picture? my speed is very very slow. pls help me.
I use Dlink GLB-502T ADSL+2 Router cum modem. what is my SNR value in attachment picture? my speed is very very slow. pls help me.
In your case the DS Margin is SNR Downstream Margin and US Margin is SNR Upstream margin.
You SNR is 13 db (down) and 2 db (Up). These are very low. You will face problems - read this article: SNR Margin and Line Attenuation - What do they mean?
Thanks for the details. It helped me also to know more about the SNR.
1.If you can change the Trained modulation to
GDMT
SNR will increase slightly, and a
stable connection, also may be possible.
2. Are you using an external ADSL splitter to connect to the modem ?
( Appears not necessary for GLB502T confirm. )
3. For low speed:
Please try opendns 208.67.220.220 and 208.67.222.222
Para two: SNR Signal to Noise Ratio.
Excellent article given by @just4kix.
Example: For A TV station reception we use a directional beam Antenna( Olden days ! ONLY DD!)
If your picture is fussy SNR is low meaning wanted signal is low and Noise high. .
Reorient the antenna and we get a clear picture.
SNR value increases. ( Also for Portable FM Radio)
Same way for BB data signals/.
Line loss/connection contacts/distance from exchange etc affects your BB connection.
For reference :
DLINK GLB-502T ADSL2+ Router configuration for BSNL dataone | I am Sumeet
DLINK India's user manual>
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Last edited by essbebe; 01-27-09 at 12:17 AM.
Are u able to log into the web interface of the modem/router? It can be accessed by typing 192.168.1.1 on the browser address bar. Once u login, look closely at the various tabs being listed in the page. U should specifically check for ADSL Modulation/DSL Modulation and in that option u will be able to select the adsl modulation required (from ADSL2+ to G.DMT).
Please post latest SNR details. screen shot as annexure.I change my Trained modulation to GDMT. Now its works fine.......
Also WHERE you changed the mod to GDMT. in modem.
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