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Volt 1gig speed

edge82
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Hello,

So I recently had my package changed with the Volt addon due to having an O2 contract phone and figured its free so why not to the 1gb Volt.

Previously I had a hub 3 on the M600 broadband running at speeds of between 550 and 650 mbs per sec down with a 50mbs up but on this Volt 1gb it appears that for the first 10 minutes of either the Modem being rebooted or the lead being disconnected / reconnected I get around 850 - 950mbs which is great but this is for all of 10 - 15 minutes before it drops between 40 - 160mb and stays at that range until a reboot is done and again only maintains a reasonable speed for 10 - 15 minutes again.

This is reflected at both speedtest.net and Samknows speedtest along with downloading anything on say Steam or so forth.

I generally use the hub4 in modem mode and Route the traffic through my Nighthawk x10 R9000 router as I did with my hub3 when on the M600 package using cat6 cables to 1gb cards in my pc's bar of course mobile phones or tablets that use wifi, I've popped the hub4 into router mode and connected my cables directly to this to rule out the Nighthawk X10 Router being at fault. 

My Virgin cable setup is a cable coming in from a virgin socket which then uses a splitter to split off to the Tv and Hub4 , I've tested New cable's and a New Splitter as well as a Direct Connection without the splitter and I also have a secondary Line coming in for a television upstairs so I've also tested this to no avail with the same fault repeating.

The annoying thing is the network log on the hub 4 is most the time blank even when logging in but I'll post my other stats to see if anyone can see if they look off at all.

Thanks

Wayne

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There is clearly an issue with your connection:

  • Downstream power levels being out of spec on several channels (-6 to +10 is in spec, 0dBmV being optimal).
  • Downstream SNR bad on several channels.
  • Lots of 'Pre' and 'Post' RS Errors on the 'bad' downstream channels.
  • Upstream power levels very high.
  • DOCSIS 3.1 channel power level very close to being out of spec.

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edge82
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3.0 Downstream channels

Channel Frequency (Hz) Power (dBmV) SNR (dB) Modulation Channel ID

8195000000-5.837.4QAM2568
9203000000-5.337.4QAM2569
10211000000-4.637.6QAM25610
11219000000-4.239QAM25611
12227000000-439QAM25612
13235000000-3.938.6QAM25613
14243000000-3.939QAM25614
15251000000-438.6QAM25615
16259000000-437.6QAM25616
17267000000-4.337.6QAM25617
18275000000-4.437.6QAM25618
19283000000-4.437.4QAM25619
20291000000-437.6QAM25620
21299000000-3.637.6QAM25621
22307000000-3.938.6QAM25622
23315000000-4.437.6QAM25623
24323000000-4.637.6QAM25624
25347000000-4.237.6QAM25625
26355000000-4.238.6QAM25626
27363000000-437.6QAM25627
28371000000-4.137.6QAM25628
29379000000-4.237.6QAM25629
30387000000-4.537.6QAM25630
31395000000-4.237.4QAM25631
1139000000-13.333.3QAM2561
2147000000-22.325.8QAM2562
3155000000-19.228.2QAM2563
4163000000-13.234.5QAM2564
5171000000-9.936.4QAM2565
6179000000-7.836.6QAM2566
7187000000-6.437.4QAM2567



3.0 Downstream channels

Channel Lock Status RxMER (dB) Pre RS Errors Post RS Errors

8Locked37.355988480
9Locked37.355988400
10Locked37.636276360
11Locked38.983261340
12Locked38.983261250
13Locked38.605377150
14Locked38.983261110
15Locked38.60537770
16Locked37.63627620
17Locked37.63627600
18Locked37.63627600
19Locked37.35598800
20Locked37.63627600
21Locked37.63627600
22Locked38.60537700
23Locked37.63627600
24Locked37.63627600
25Locked37.63627600
26Locked38.60537700
27Locked37.63627600
28Locked37.63627600
29Locked37.63627600
30Locked37.63627600
31Locked37.35598800
1Locked33.269352714212981
2Locked25.8369293684930367
3Locked28.19145085392814504
4Locked34.48357034089408
5Locked36.3868904233
6Locked36.609653760
7Locked37.355988550



3.1 Downstream channels

Channel Channel Width (MHz) FFT Type Number of Active Subcarriers Modulation (Active Profile) First Active Subcarrier (Hz)
159964K1880QAM4096759


3.1 Downstream channels

Channel ID Lock Status RxMER Data (dB) PLC Power (dBmV) Correcteds (Active Profile) Uncorrectables (Active Profile)
159Locked38-5.8810189048131

3.0 Upstream channels

Channel Frequency (Hz) Power (dBmV) Symbol Rate (ksps) Modulation Channel ID

14620000050.85120 KSym/sec64QAM3
23260000050.35120 KSym/sec64QAM5
33940000050.85120 KSym/sec64QAM4
45370000051.85120 KSym/sec64QAM2



3.0 Upstream channels

Channel Channel Type T1 Timeouts T2 Timeouts T3 Timeouts T4 Timeouts

1US_TYPE_STDMA0000
2US_TYPE_STDMA0000
3US_TYPE_STDMA0000
4US_TYPE_STDMA0000

 

General Configuration

Network access
true
Maximum Number of CPEs
1
Baseline Privacy
true
DOCSIS Mode
3.1
Config file
;kfoA,.iyewrkldJKDHSUBsgv

 

Primary Downstream Service Flow

SFID
1981
Max Traffic Rate
1200000450
Max Traffic Burst
42600
Min Traffic Rate
0



Primary Upstream Service Flow

SFID
15546
Max Traffic Rate
55000270
Max Traffic Burst
42600
Min Traffic Rate
0
Max Concatenated Burst
16320
Scheduling Type
bestEffort

There is clearly an issue with your connection:

  • Downstream power levels being out of spec on several channels (-6 to +10 is in spec, 0dBmV being optimal).
  • Downstream SNR bad on several channels.
  • Lots of 'Pre' and 'Post' RS Errors on the 'bad' downstream channels.
  • Upstream power levels very high.
  • DOCSIS 3.1 channel power level very close to being out of spec.

Thanks for the Response Carl, I'll see if I can get Virgin to send an engineer out.

Hi edge82, 

Thanks for posting and sorry to see you've been experiencing some issues with the speeds.

I've had a look at things from our side, and it does look like we've identified a short-term connectivity issue which may cause intermittent or performance related issues with your connection.
In the vast majority of cases, these types of issues are resolved after 24 hours. If you can please monitor this and if you're still having problems after this time frame please let us know.

Alex_Rm

Unfortunately even after a turn off (late sunday night) since the information sent over by yourself Alex on saturday, unplugging the cables waiting a couple of minutes and plugging it in and switching it after 10 - 15 minutes drops the download speed to 40mbs per sec.

Hi edge82

Sorry to hear this is still ongoing for you. I have check the system at our side and I believe you'll need an engineer to resolve this. Please join me on private message so I can locate your account and pass account security. You can see your private messages at the top of the page, in the envelope icon. 

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Carley