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New Contributor II

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Internet and TV service interruptions

I'm really not sure where to ask this question since I'm having BOTH Internet and TV signal problems. When the Internet drops out, I can see the lights on my modem are flashing like it's trying to reconnect. At the same time, the TV either loses signal or a message will show on the screen, "We're having trouble on our end. This channel isn't currently available. Please try tuning away from this channel for a few seconds and then turn back to it. If that doesn't work, please try again in a few minutes". I tried all of that, but still couldn't tune it there. Once the Internet reconnects, then I need to restart the cable box, and after about 10 minutes or so, the TV will get the signal again. This happens almost every day. The cable modem and the TV are on different outlets. So, could it be the signal levels? I'm unable to access the 192.168.0.1 site.

Honored Contributor

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You must have a Contour box.  I have Cox TV.  I lost Internet access last week while watching a recorded program.  I continued playback and didn't try to use the remote until after Internet came back.  (Pause, reverse, FF, etc, require Internet).  After Internet came back, all TV remote functions were restored.  I never had to restart the cable box or modem.  I'm not sure what would have happened if playback had ended before Internet was restored.

I can't help with your Contour issue, but if you ever happen to be watching a recorded program when the Internet drops, don't touch the TV remote and see if playback continues. 

Esteemed Contributor III

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I'm unable to access the 192.168.0.1 site.

Why can't you access the 192.168.0.1 site? What model modem/gateway do you have?

New Contributor II

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I have an Arris Surfboard SB8200 modem with an Asus RT-AX88U Pro router connected to it. I get a message: "The connection has timed out

The server at 192.168.0.1 is taking too long to respond."

Esteemed Contributor III

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That is a stand alone modem. Stand alone modems are accessible by the IP 192.168.100.1. See here for more info.

New Contributor II

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I was able to access that link and logged into it. Here's some of my signal levels. They look very low to me:

Channel ID Lock Status Modulation Frequency Power SNR/MER Corrected Uncorrectables
13 Locked QAM256 855000000 Hz -12 dBmV 37 dB 4354 15126
1 Locked QAM256 783000000 Hz -10 dBmV 38 dB 16033 35623
2 Locked QAM256 789000000 Hz -10 dBmV 38 dB 34017 80565
3 Locked QAM256 795000000 Hz -10 dBmV 38 dB 50349 130199
4 Locked QAM256 801000000 Hz -10 dBmV 38 dB 41179 111138
5 Locked QAM256 807000000 Hz -11 dBmV 38 dB 34365 81730
6 Locked QAM256 813000000 Hz -10 dBmV 38 dB 43021 116049
7 Locked QAM256 819000000 Hz -10 dBmV 38 dB 44122 116280
8 Locked QAM256 825000000 Hz -10 dBmV 38 dB 49826 137021
21 Locked QAM256 903000000 Hz -12 dBmV 36 dB 41628 109259
26 Locked QAM256 933000000 Hz -14 dBmV 35 dB 20997 67146
27 Locked QAM256 939000000 Hz -14 dBmV 35 dB 15106 51907
28 Locked QAM256 945000000 Hz -14 dBmV 35 dB 26385 82409

Esteemed Contributor III

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Yea, something is off. Your only showing 28 channels when there should be 32 downstream channels.  Also, no OFDM/OFDMA. What is your upstream? Could be a bad splitter. What signal levels do you get with it bypassed? What kind of splitter is it?