UPC Analog/Broadband line looking for correct splitter

Snake Plisken

Hi

I have my Broadband modem upstairs and UPC Analog tv downstairs, I want to move the modem downstairs but need to know a suitable splitter that will not impact the broadband line (keep the noise levels low)

thanks

The tax man

Something like the following....

Snake Plisken

The tax man wrote: »

Something like the following....

standard splitter pictured there, just need to know if there is specific db levels that will avoid jitter on the broadband connection

Beekay8

Snake Plisken wrote: »

standard splitter pictured there, just need to know if there is specific db levels that will avoid jitter on the broadband connection

Hi, just wondering if that standard splitter worked for you or did you have to get something different?

Snake Plisken

No never got a good answer on this as the above splitter is a bog standard splitter no use.

The tax man

Snake Plisken wrote: »

No never got a good answer on this as the above splitter is a bog standard splitter no use.

Yes you did. What's wrong with it?

Snake Plisken

The tax man wrote: »

Yes you did. What's wrong with it?

Noise levels on the line increase when this type of splitter is introduced, you can check it by loging into your modem

The tax man

I think you're confusing noise with either your receive/transmit levels. Yes a splitter will alter both of those readings but it won't introduce noise.

Where on your modem are you seeing SNR levels cause on most modems that page has been locked out for some time now.