Do eircom support PhyR / G.INP?

yuloni

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Nonoperational

G.INP is definitely enabled. Made no real difference but since its implementation the SNR target has increased from 6 to 10 for me so I actually connect slower.

ED E

They're using G.IMP with 29 symbols in one direction and 30 in the other.

PhyR I don't know, but considering Huawei make the DSLAMs and CPE and are good at their R&D I wouldn't be surprised if its something they're looking at.

notahappycamper

Nonoperational wrote: »

G.INP is definitely enabled. Made no real difference but since its implementation the SNR target has increased from 6 to 10 for me so I actually connect slower.

This is interesting- was it only enabled recently i.e. in the past few months? As I was syncing at 50MB downstream at a 6dB SNR with no drops but since late Feb/early March I've had to get the speed dropped to have it not disconnect.

Nonoperational

It's about a year I'd say now. I was syncing rock solid at 50Mbit and 6dB. No CRC errors no drops. When G.INP was enabled my target SNR went to 10 and I sync around 45Mbit.

yuloni

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PeadarB

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Mine gives the following through the F 1000 Configurator (via Chrome) Network Setting > Broadband > Advanced

xDSL setup
ADSL over PTM : Disable
Annex M : Enable
PhyR US : Disable
PhyR DS : Enable
SRA : Enable

G.inp is enabled where 100/20 is available from a cab.

notahappycamper

PeadarB wrote: »

Mine gives the following through the F 1000 Configurator (via Chrome) Network Setting > Broadband > Advanced

xDSL setup
ADSL over PTM : Disable
Annex M : Enable
PhyR US : Disable
PhyR DS : Enable
SRA : Enable


G.inp is enabled where 100/20 is available from a cab.

Do you know how to check same on the Vodafone router HG 658c?

yuloni

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Nonoperational

You can check a lot of things on the HG by altering the HTML code in the browser.

yuloni

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