Modem levels bad ?
Can anyone throw me a bone ? Im not sure what to reference as far as levels go for my modem. Uploaded an image Modem power levels. i took this screen shot during a brief "outage" in Las Vegas nevada,...
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EDIT: I just noticed you said you took this screenshot during an outage. Don't test during an outage. You're guaranteed to see problems. Reset the modem, wait 24 hours, and post the signals when there is no outage.
Downstream signals are pretty good, but way too many uncorrectables. That's not normal. Upstream has major problems. Only 2 channels bonded. And too much variation between lowest power and highest power (I think they call that "tilt"). There's an issue either with your on-premises wiring/equipment or with the Cox plant. It could be a problem with your modem but problems with the modem are quite rare.
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- @Jays, I recommend sending us an email with your full name, address, and a brief description of this concern to cox.help@cox.com. -Allan, Cox Support Forums Moderator.
Will do
Definitely still problems. Too many downstream errors and one upstream channel not locked. I recommend you send an e-mail to Cox as they suggested and schedule a tech if necessary.
ive emailed them already, any reference material i can use so i can start to learn what to look for ? anything helps.
