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T3 Timeouts

Copied this when I started getting a slowdown and way too many T3 timeouts.

Channel ID     62      59      60      61
Frequency     975000000 Hz     957000000 Hz     963000000 Hz     969000000 Hz
Signal to Noise Ratio     37 dB     37 dB     37 dB     37 dB
Downstream Modulation     QAM256     QAM256     QAM256     QAM256
Power Level    6 dBmV      7 dBmV      7 dBmV      6 dBmV  

Upstream     Bonding Channel Value
Channel ID     3      1      2      4
Frequency     29800000 Hz     18400000 Hz     23300000 Hz     36300000 Hz
Ranging Service ID     501     501     501     501
Symbol Rate     5.120 Msym/sec     2.560 Msym/sec     5.120 Msym/sec     5.120 Msym/sec
Power Level     33 dBmV     31 dBmV     31 dBmV     35 dBmV
Upstream Modulation      16QAM     [3] QPSK[5] 16QAM     16QAM     16QAM
 
Ranging Status     Success     Success     Aborted     Aborted

Signal Stats (Codewords)     Bonding Channel Value
Channel ID     62      59      60      61
Total Unerrored Codewords     2838669466     2837910849     2837910940     2837911031
Total Correctable Codewords     14     4     2     1
Total Uncorrectable Codewords     709     484     539     587

And now after I reset the modem the T# timeouts are happening again.  I have had techs out earlier this year and they were able to fix the issue then and now it is starting all over again

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  • Seer's avatar
    Seer
    New Contributor

    And 5 minutes later this is the same copy of newer info.

    Downstream

    Bonding Channel Value
    Channel ID 46  43  44  45 
    Frequency 927000000 Hz  909000000 Hz  915000000 Hz  921000000 Hz 
    Signal to Noise Ratio 37 dB  37 dB  37 dB  37 dB 
    Downstream Modulation QAM256  QAM256  QAM256  QAM256 
    Power Level
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    5 dBmV   6 dBmV   6 dBmV   5 dBmV  
    Upstream Bonding Channel Value
    Channel ID
    Frequency 29800000 Hz  18400000 Hz  23300000 Hz  36300000 Hz 
    Ranging Service ID 501  501  501  501 
    Symbol Rate 5.120 Msym/sec  2.560 Msym/sec  5.120 Msym/sec  5.120 Msym/sec 
    Power Level 33 dBmV  31 dBmV  32 dBmV  35 dBmV 
    Upstream Modulation 16QAM
     
    [3] QPSK
    [5] 16QAM
     
    16QAM
     
    16QAM
     
    Ranging Status Aborted  Success  Success  Success 
    Signal Stats (Codewords)Bonding Channel Value
    Channel ID 46  43  44  45 
    Total Unerrored Codewords 37570485  37570487  37570577  37570580 
    Total Correctable Codewords 13  12  12  16 
    Total Uncorrectable Codewords 696  697  606  602 

  • Tecknowhelp's avatar
    Tecknowhelp
    Valued Contributor II

    It looks like the main issue is upstream 1. Notice how it aborted. My guess is because your upstream is so low. Do you happen to live in a apartment complex or something simular? If not, can you describe how the coaxial gets from the street to the modem?

  • Seer's avatar
    Seer
    New Contributor

    Thanks straight to the box on the house from the junction box in my lawn.  I was online with the help desk and they actually told me the problem was on Cox's end and they were escating it to the tier 2 support who would be able to correct it within 24 hours

  • ChrisL's avatar
    ChrisL
    Former Moderator
    @Seer

    I think you may have gotten some bad information there. The events in the modem logs you've posted suggest a signal or equipment issue. This is typically handled by scheduling a technician to come out and troubleshoot further.