Thread: how to check the snr value

hi
i have been experincing very very slow speeds ....i using a ul 750 plan ......one of my friends said that the speed depends on snr value......i have attached the screen shot ....can any one say the snr value

It is not there in the image. Check for Upstream/downstream margin values. What is shown in the image is max possible upload/download limits.

Originally Posted by naveen161

hi
i have been experincing very very slow speeds ....i using a ul 750 plan ......one of my friends said that the speed depends on snr value......i have attached the screen shot ....can any one say the snr value

The image file posted by u contains only the upstream/downstream values which your modem is getting syned with the exchange. Please post the rest of the values (usually found beneath).

Check under the System Information under basics..
Which modem are you using?

Originally Posted by naveen161

hi
i have been experincing very very slow speeds ....i using a ul 750 plan ......one of my friends said that the speed depends on snr value......i have attached the screen shot ....can any one say the snr value

If you mention the model and brand of your modem then you'll get better reply. Plus search the forum for previous posts.

what speeds are you getting?? what does Speedtest.net - The Global Broadband Speed Test tell?

Originally Posted by naveen161

hi
i have been experincing very very slow speeds ....i using a ul 750 plan ......one of my friends said that the speed depends on snr value......i have attached the screen shot ....can any one say the snr value

The downstream and upstream values also suggest that u have set the ADSL Modulation to ADSL2+. Please change it to G.DMT for enhanced stability of the connection.

hi
thank u ....i have checked the snr value its 10.1 (upstream) and 19.1(downstream) are this values correct

Originally Posted by naveen161

hi
thank u ....i have checked the snr value its 10.1 (upstream) and 19.1(downstream) are this values correct

Please state the attenuation values too. A screen shot featuring the line statistics page would have sufficed. Attenuation is dependent upon the distance of the modem from the exchange and the amount of cabling + joints involved.

Originally Posted by thats_me

If you mention the model and brand of your modem then you'll get better reply. Plus search the forum for previous posts.

hi
i use a ITI dna-a211-1 modem given by the bsnl people

Originally Posted by cool_techie_tvm

Please state the attenuation values too. A screen shot featuring the line statistics page would have sufficed. Attenuation is dependent upon the distance of the modem from the exchange and the amount of cabling + joints involved.

hi cool_techie
i have attached the screen shot of my line statistics .....do check the same

Originally Posted by naveen161

hi
i use a ITI dna-a211-1 modem given by the bsnl people

Did u mind checking http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...tml#post116700 (how to check the snr value)

Please do accordingly. U should see marked changes in your SNR values !

Originally Posted by matrix

It is not there in the image. Check for Upstream/downstream margin values. What is shown in the image is max possible upload/download limits.

hi
matrix ...i have attached the screen shot ....can u check it

Originally Posted by Rameshjeee

Check under the System Information under basics..
Which modem are you using?

hi rameshjee...
i am using a iti dna-a211-1 modem by bsnl

Ahh

Like mentioned in my previous posts have u tried changing the ADSL Modulation from ADSL2 to G.DMT? Or doesnt your modem feature that option in the ADSL Modulation modes?