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Author Topic: Interpret that Hlog Graph with Caution  (Read 7040 times)

konrado5

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Re: Interpret that Hlog Graph with Caution
« Reply #15 on: November 10, 2014, 02:54:50 PM »

Wow...  that is something  :D  Thank you for sharing.

.. and talking of wires that disintegrated as soon as the engineer poked it with his screwdriver, heres mine in case anyone is interested.

Graph 1 -  with corroded terminals in the BT66
Graph 2 - terminals rewired and terminal block replaced. Dip at circa tone 60 gone and U2 now smooth.
Still had HR issues with the line though and upstream SNRm would drop drastically  if the phone rang - note the squiggles in U1 band
Graph 3 - Fault fixed - new pair.
Could you attach Hlog text datas?

Best regards
konrado5
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Re: Interpret that Hlog Graph with Caution
« Reply #16 on: November 10, 2014, 03:39:03 PM »

Which ones.. and what would they show thats not in the graph? What are you looking for? VDSL has a heck of a lot more tones and use different bands than adsl. The plink files are 400KB each and more than the forum attachment limitation.
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Re: Interpret that Hlog Graph with Caution
« Reply #17 on: November 10, 2014, 04:31:48 PM »

All ones. I want to do graphs first 511 tones (only ADSL2+) and compare with my graph.
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