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[libredr]

Hi,

I own a Speedtouch 585 v6 with firmware 6.1.4.3. I cannot use the DMT Tool since I am not a Windows user. However I am able to use the CLI through telnet. I was wondering what the commands to change the target SNR were ? Any help will be greatly appreciated 

[roseway]

There's a good list of CLI commands at http://www.kitz.co.uk/routers/speedtouch585.htm

Having looked through that, it doesn't seem to cover your specific question. I believe that the ST585 accepts the normal Broadcom commands, so you can tweak it in the same way as other Broadcom-based routers: http://www.kitz.co.uk/routers/dg834GT_targetsnr.htm (ignore the part about debug enabling).

[libredr]

There's a good list of CLI commands at http://www.kitz.co.uk/routers/speedtouch585.htm

Thanks, I saw this page, but it does not cover the target SNR setting. Or did I miss something ?

[roseway]

Sorry, I was editing my post as you posted yours.

By the way, it is possible to run DMT in Linux using Wine, but I think it only works if you run it as root. Alternatively, Routerstats works perfectly with Wine.

[libredr]

I believe that the ST585 accepts the normal Broadcom commands, so you can tweak it in the same way as other Broadcom-based routers: http://www.kitz.co.uk/routers/dg834GT_targetsnr.htm (ignore the part about debug enabling).

I am not so sure, because I cannot find the adslctl commnd in the command list of the speedtouch. I'll try to experiment.
However, I suppose DMT Tool sends telnet commands through the GUI ? Is the source code available for it ?

[libredr]

Ah I think I found what I am looking for:

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/879994.html

Now you can use this command
adsl config modemoption=1000000000000000000000­0000000000
saveall

(Note no colons)
Then connect the speedtouch to the line and see how it goes.

You need to experiment with the values. I have found my line the values given in the adslguide article were rather different to that. But it gives you a starting point.
value* - margin
08 - 10db
10 - 10.5db
18 - 11db
20 - 11.5db
28 - 12db
30 - 12.5db
38 - 13db
40 - 13.5db
48 - 14db
50 - 14.5db
58 - 15db
60 - 15.5db
68 - 16db
70 - 16.5db
78 - 17db
80 - 17.5db

Still if you cannot get any value to work less than 15db then you have to get BT on the job.

[roseway]

Ah yes, I think you've found the right method. Sorry if I led you astray.

I used to use a Speedtouch router some time ago, and vaguely recall the modemoption command, but I don't remember the details. I remember now that the Speedtouch CLI is a custom command line environment, not the usual BusyBox Linux environment which you get with other Broadcom based routers.

[libredr]

Ah yes, I think you've found the right method. Sorry if I led you astray.

I used to use a Speedtouch router some time ago, and vaguely recall the modemoption command, but I don't remember the details. I remember now that the Speedtouch CLI is a custom command line environment, not the usual BusyBox Linux environment which you get with other Broadcom based routers.

No problem   You are right, it does not use Busybox. I'll try this tonight. I also have a DG834GT, which I'll flash with DGTeam firmware to compare. As far as I remember, this one had a problem to maintain its SNR level in the evening and at night.