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Broadband Related => ADSL Issues => Topic started by: esso on March 15, 2021, 01:34:56 PM
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hello i have edimax router that support dmt2 commands which are as follow:
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usage: wan tsarm dma_wrr on|off
usage: wan tsarm txprqmax [p0 size] [p1 size] [p2 size] [p3 size]
usage: wan tsarm txbufmax [size]
usage: wan tsarm txDescrDump [0 ~ 10 (10=CC) ]
usage: wan tsarm rxDescrDump [0 ~ 10 (10=CC) ]
usage: wan tsarm hw_mpoa [on|off]
usage: wan tsarm mbuf_dump [on|off]
usage: wan tsarm txpri [on|off]
usage: wan tsarm hw_vlan_untag [on|off]
usage: wan tcif set coc us [uspcb] [paccu_low] [paccu_high]
usage: wan hwdmt afe set txtxf <value>
usage: wan hwdmt afe set rxhpf <value>
usage: wan hwdmt afe set txgain <value>
usage: wan hwdmt afe set txatten <value>
usage: wan hwdmt afe set dacatten <value>
usage: wan hwdmt afe set rxsf [on|off|free]
usage: wan ghs set nearvendorid <value>
usage: wan ghs set usifft <us_ifft_size> <us_ifft_fill_type,1=complex conjurate/2=fill zero>
usage: wan ghs set toneselect <1=t9+t37/ 2=t17+t45/ 3=t25+t53/ 4=1+2/ 5=2+3/ 6=1+3/ 0=1+2+3>
usage: wan dmt db set [off/auto/db_index]
usage:wan dmt db tlb [value]
usage: wan dmt pilot [cnt] [pause opt]
usage: wan dmt aoc bitswap [on/off] [on/off]
usage: wan dmt set dbgflag [value]
usage: wan dmt set tcm [on|off]
usage: wan dmt set snrmoffset <value[(+/-)db*512]>
usage: wan dmt set pilotdata t64_value t_pilot_value
usage: wan dmt set minsnrm <value>
usage: wan dmt set pilottone <value>
usage: wan dmt set db rxfiltertype <value>
usage: wan dmt set txfiltgain <value>
usage: wan dmt set txfiltertype <value>
usage: wan dmt set txrvbtones <start tone> <end tone>
usage: wan dmt set medleytone <start tone> <stop tone>
usage: wan dmt set attenoffset <vaule>
usage: wan dmt set snroffset <value[(+/-)db*512]>
usage: wan dmt set syncflag <on/off>
usage: wan dmt set agcvref <value1> <value2> <value3> <value4>
usage: wan dmt set chdlyold <on/off>
usage: wan dmt2 set tcm [on|off]
usage: wan dmt2 set pilotdata [on|off]
usage: wan dmt2 set pilotretrain [0/1/2/3]
usage: wan dmt2 set largeD 0/1/2
usage: wan dmt2 set gainenhance [on/off]
usage: wan dmt2 set forcelink [on|off] [min_snrm]
usage: wan dmt2 set txfltrgain [value]
usage: wan dmt2 set rxfltrgain [value]
usage: wan dmt2 set txfiltertype <value>
usage: wan dmt2 set rxfiltertype <value>
usage: wan dmt2 set sync [on|off] [sync position] [txrxsample] [0~2047]
usage: wan dmt2 set updatesync [on|off]
usage: wan dmt2 set pcb [dspcb] [uspcb]
usage: wan dmt2 set inp [INP value *100]
usage: wan dmt2 set Slowerbound [value]
usage: wan dmt2 set blackout [start_tone>31] [end_tone<512]
usage: wan dmt2 set Rs off/on/[Max R_value]
usage: wan dmt2 set depth [value]
usage: wan dmt2 set snrmoffset [Intl*512] [Fast*512]
usage: wan dmt2 set attenoffset [value]
usage: wan dmt2 set crcrelink [value]
usage: wan dmt2 set pilot [tone]
usage: wan dmt2 set us_maxrate [value]
usage: wan dmt2 set chdly_offset [value]
usage: wan dmt2 set linkstate [0|3]
usage: wan dmt2 db set [off/auto/db_index]
usage: wan dmt2 db tlb [tlb ID]
usage: wan dmt2 db hp [opt]
usage: wan dmt2 set insthres tone_num =%d%%, mse_thres1 =0x%lx, mse_thres2=0x%lx
usage: wan dmt2 set medley threshold [snr threshold] [tone ratio]
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how to uses these commands to reduce delay as much as possible to multiplayer connection
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Unfortunately I’m not familiar with this modem. If you succeed in getting rid of interleave, then you risk making the line unreliable. Can you see what the interleave depth is currently.
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currently my interleave depth is 32
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currently my interleave depth is 32
You sure that's depth and not block? Does it tell you the delay?
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it's 8ms
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Ah so its definitely interleaved then. Not sure what to suggest as its been a long time since I used ADSL.
At a guess I'd think forcing the minimum SNRm to be higher so you sync at a lower speed then wait and hope DLM switches you to fastpath.
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At the risk of telling you something you already know, the interleave setting is determined during negotiation with the modem at the exchange end and either BT / OR dynamic line management or the ISP is what controls this.
With my ISP I can change the interleave setting myself:
(https://i.postimg.cc/yd7bkRc9/0-BFCCC3-C-E997-4-F89-B251-02-BE05-E39-AFD.png)
You should ask your ISP. If they don’t know what you’re talking about, then change ISP! :-)