Broadband Related > Router Monitoring Software

Routerstats

(1/1)

Oranged:
This is something new to me, or else I've just not noticed it before, but my current bitloading graph is showing minus data on the bitswaps/tone graph spreading throughout the frequency range from tone 33 to tone 314.

On the main bits/tone graph for example, tone 44 is displaying at 14 bits with -126 bitswaps.

Anyone know what's going on or is this normal and it's just that I've not noticed it before ?

toulouse:
Hi Oranged,

I also noted that my 'bits/tone' graph displayed similarly to what you are reporting. Unfortunately I have no idea why that should be, but I'm sure someone will be along soon to add to this topic. I initially thought that it might be a 'feature' connected with the router that I am using, a TG582n O2 Wireless Box V.


TTFN

toulouse

Oranged:
Yes, I think it is yet another undisclosed feature of O2's TG582n !!!....I didn't mention the router just in case I was anticipating the cause.

The O2 WBV is riddled with firmware idiosyncrasies such as its fondness of recording Error Seconds.

toulouse:
Oh yes, please tell me more. I have read a few negative comments about this router in the O2 forums, but don't recall anything in particular about Error Seconds.

toulouse

Oranged:

--- Quote from: toulouse on October 10, 2012, 11:59:33 AM ---but don't recall anything in particular about Error Seconds.

--- End quote ---

You mean you're not seeing any slow build up of Local Error Seconds ?

It's the first router that I've used that always gives me error seconds unless of course there had been a line fault.

Proved it by switching back to my TG585v7.......miraculously the ES disappeared but then re-appeared again when I switched back to TG582n !!

Navigation

[0] Message Index