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I'm ~1 mile away from the one I'm moving to. Shouldn't be too bad.
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I saw this on Draytek's forum, but bottled out.Indeed, even more advanced features can be controlled through the console. A max ADSL downstream speed can be set, for example. This is handy for BT ADSLMax enabled exchanges, where sometimes poor SNR at higher downstream speeds causes line stability issues. The ADSL line we use trains to around 1.75MBps, but is limited elsewhere by the ISP to 1Mbps. Setting the max ADSL downstream speed to 1.2Mbps gave us a 5dB increase in the SNR, up to 30dB.
ANy clues as to how it's done guys? I'm not familiar with their command lines.
I'm getting drop out again
Open up a command prompt, run 'telnet'.
Next run 'o [IP of router]' and once asked enter the password for the router.
Now it should be a case of typing 'adsl maxdnrate xxx' where xxx is a number. I'm not sure quite how the number translates to downstream rate, but there are a few presets ranging from '8M' to '3M' or '0' for auto.
Whenever you change this setting, the ADSL subsystem will automatically reset and retrain.
Last edited by Steve; 31-07-2006 at 08:53 AM.
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Just a quickie ...
Will it remember that maxdnrate setting when the router is turned off/on ?
I see no logic reason for it not doing so... it writes all of its settings to flash memory.
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8128(7150) - adsl maxdnrate 255
7968(7000) - adsl maxdnrate 250
7392(6500) - adsl maxdnrate 232
6816(6000) - adsl maxdnrate 214
6240(5500) - adsl maxdnrate 196
5696(5000) - adsl maxdnrate 179
5120(4500) - adsl maxdnrate 161
4544(4000) - adsl maxdnrate 143
4000(3500) - adsl maxdnrate 126
3424(3000) - adsl maxdnrate 108
2848(2500) - adsl maxdnrate 90
2272(2000) - adsl maxdnrate 72
1728(1500) - adsl maxdnrate 55
1152(1000) - adsl maxdnrate 37
576(500) - adsl maxdnrate 19
288(250) - adsl maxdnrate 10
AUTO - adsl maxdnrate 0
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Thanks for that info. Mines been fairly unstable as its auto training to about 2.5Mbps (crappy line) with an SNR margin of about 7-8 but I've now set it to adsl maxdnrate 72 for 2Mbps and its settled at about 11-12 SNR so hopefully this should prove a lot more stable. Thanks.
Firmware 2.7.1 is out now, along with three alternative packages with different ADSL firmwares in them.
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