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[snadge]

Hello

I see on KITZ page explaining about Interleaving Depth, it says it goes up to 64, well on my ADL2+ line mine is on 224..

was KITZ page relating to ADSL? (and if so does this account for ADSLmax)

I currenlty use 2.4db SNR and Ive noticed when I sync my router using a higher SNR (but still less than 6db) the interleaving can sometimes drop to 160 - I can even get differing interleaving depths on the same SNR once connected so it must also be related to the output power or something, ive just re-sync'd at default SNR (6.5db) and Interleaving Depth is 192 which is higher than the 160 ive had on 2db SNR before - the output power was 18.5

# EDIT: ive just re-synced back to 2.4db SNR and this time the output power is 18.1 and Interleaving is 192  (Attenuation is 26.5 and sync rate is 19,500k)

I just wondered if there was any more info on this?

more importantly, does anyone know what kind of latency this higher depth number causes? I still get 29ms pings no matter what its on, are we talking micro-seconds for the extra calculations? (I use a Netgear DG834GT with DG team 1018)

thanks

[jeffbb]

Hi
 I have asked the same question ,I have seen 160 before on another Forum ,Some discussion at
http://forum.kitz.co.uk/index.php?topic=5154.0

with further  technical links (headache type stuff  )

Regards Jeff

[snadge]

Hi Jeff

yeah mine is always between 160, 192 or 224 regardless of SNR Margin
(ADSL2+ , 18,500k , 26.5db , 2.4db)

I seen your thread and read that guys post which said it goes up to 224 - I suppose Iam trying to find out what kind of delays it incurrs and if they are lower or none existent on Fibre lines (full or partial)