[claude2]

Hello my friends. For 3 weeks, I have, bored connection. I'm fast connection. My connection is driven by a router specifically provides, by operator, France Telecom. Here are bored, I suffered since 3 weeks. I'm in Wifi, Wireless. And the router is disturbed, equipment, home, in my house. The TV cause of disconnection from my ADSL line. I report the problem, but my operator, they do not see any solution. Normally cables are isolated by ferrite. Unlike the manufacturing and manufacturing, cables are considered, again, by the manufacturer, here is the hardware that I currently have for the connection, and technical references. If you have knowledge in this type of connection, a big thank you to you all for your help. Thank you again. Claude


specifications
1.16
mitigation rising
30 dB
1.17
attenuation down
51.6 dB
1.18
noise margin rising
6 dB
1.19
noise margin down
10 dB
1.20
maximum rate
1032 Kb / s
1.21
Maximum downstream rate
3264 Kb / s
1.22
uplink synchronization
896 Kb / s
1.23
synchronization down
2432 Kb / s
1.24
power flow amount
12.3 dB
1.25
power downflow
0 dB
1.26
paquetss received
unavailable
1.27
packets sent
unavailable
1.28
lost packets
unavailable
1.29
link retrain
unavailable
1.30
FEC Errors (Up / Down)
0
1.31
HEC errors (Up / Down)
342
1.32
CRC Errors (Up / Down)
86

[Data]

Hi Claude, I'm not too sure how your new computer is connected to the router. you mentioned both wireless and cable in your post.

Is it wireless ?

or through a cable  ?

[claude2]

Data Hello, yes, this is correct I'm wireless. My livebox, undergoes disturbances, electric surrounding my house. And I found the problem. This comes from my TV. These are disturbances, image, electric, my television. The Livebox is extremely sensitive, the perturbation electric surroundings. The LiveBox does not support my cables, satellite dish, television. My receiver, television is completely external, installation. The Livebox is another installation. This causes a conflict, installation, Television, against, LiveBox. This conflict causes a disconnection from my Livebox. When I turn off the TV. The LiveBox, works again.
It exists, accessories, insulation for cable. Or adapters, but I do not know how to solve this problem. It really is very problematic.
I'm wireless.
For england, how are the methods of connection? Is there also the same system?
Thank you my friend

[claude2]

I note a report error.
FEC Errors (Up / Down)
0
1.31
HEC errors (Up / Down)
342
1.32
CRC Errors (Up / Down)
86   

[Data]

So it sounds like you are getting interference from another device.

Try changing the channel for you wireless, you can change it from your router.

There are 11 channels but I would recommend trying it on channel 1, 2 or 3.   

If you google your router model number you should be able to find how to change the channel.

It might work, worth a try 

[Art]

Check to see if your devices are shielded and well grounded.

You might also consider trying an electronic filter sometimes similar to some power strips that allow for surge and filtering.
You could be getting interference from any neighbors that live close by or next to you, especially if they are using electronic
or wireless equipment. Sometimes ham radio operators can cause interference. Basically, take a good look around your
house and neighborhood before taking action. Often within one's own home there might be many types of "signal suckers"
and other interference causing items (motors, fluorescent lights / ballasts, etc.).
 

Good luck!!

[claude2]

Friends, Data, and art, a precious thank you for your help. Yes, Data, I tried to set the channel, my livebox. Apparently, the signal from, TV receiver, and very powerful. I joined your solution or a product, import export, filter, very powerful, like, a buckler, which, completely stopped, these disturbances.
Art, yes, it is true, on the record, my Livebox, I have a list of harmfulnesses, microwave, electric heating, radio, TV picture, boilers etc., are a huge spot of disturbance. /
After my research, the only and single track are TV receiver, satellite /.
Cables, satellite link, cause disturbances that my LiveBox does not support.
The light of my LiveBox, flashing like a christmas tree. They go, green, orange has, and red intermittently.
I asked directly, at, Central, Hewlett Packard, assistance.
This is my computer, which made ​​the repair, and signal, the problem of the ADSL line.
Hewlett Packard recommends crossover cables, and shielded, and then checked the problem.
But I fear that this continues. This is a problem, silly, but very annoying.
Thank you very much my friends.
 

[claude2]

Maybe it's the new Christmas tree.

[Freddy]

 

[claude2]

I contacted the ISP, DSL line. After that, they say. They checked my line phone. Anything suspicious, no problem, according to them.
Yesterday evening, I unplug my TV receiver, satellite. And LiveBox, works perfectly, without interference, the receiver.
Frequency noise, Livebox, provides 30 decibels. But with the loss of signal, it can go down on 15 or less.
I need a meter, field, magnetic. To find out, aproximately, the degrees, of, disturbance.
We need a system more appropriate than the material provided by the Telecom.
Recommendations on, each, cables, must be totally independent, input, original phone. The ADSL is not identical to, the line provides by Telecom.
For this reason, the default is manifest, but the part of Telecom, it is not normal.
Clients are not respected, and they should review their charters, quality.

[claude2]

Also, after what they say. Livebox is scheduled for 3 frequencies! 1 for internet phone, internet 2, 3 for private Tv internet. So a 2nd, LiveBoxTv and more connected to the Livebox, ADSL, and I understand now that the frequency foreign to the Livebox ADSL.
Because I did not want, no TV, private, Telecom. It is my choice, as subscriber.

[claude2]

Telecom, says that if my Livebox ADSL does not work, it is because I was not accepted, the TV Telecom. I find it a little big, as relevant.

[claude2]

Here's what you can do yourself.



To complete your line cleaning machines, there is still a good thing to do: add a ferrite on the son of your modem and / or the son just after connection FT.

Firstly, what it looks like up.

Ferrite prevents some interference coming "dirty" your line. Thus, you can gain some valuable DB who may not be your connection. (At worst, here will do nothing more than what you already have)

To get this kind of thing is very simple.
Either you buy or you grab on materials already in your possession.
You have an old USB cable with a ferrite around the cable, or an old dialup modem connection with RJ11 has a ferrite. Or a power supply or monitor cable with ferrite the famous ...

The best positions ferrite, it is just at the base of your modem.
You open the ferrite and you go around your son. (2 turns if possible).

Second place is just the arrival of your connecting France Telecom. (After the box TF). If the son is not long enough to make 1 or 2 rounds in the ferrite, you simply clipez it around the son.

The ideal of this assembly is to put a ferrite shielded RJ11 cable that is about fifteen euros in trade. Better yet, a shielded RJ11 cable with ferrite molded into the cable.
You are now a connection with a little more optimized and, in any case, a line cleaned most annoying interference. Tomorrow, you will only see if you are better technical parameters. (Make a difference one week before and one week after laying the ferrite and average)

[claude2]

These are report that I found

[GT40]

Hi Claude, a real shame that Orange - France Telecom says they can't do nothing. I don't know if the next links (sorry Freddy, in French) might help you but the problem is very similar to yours:

http://forum.hardware.fr/hfr/Hardware/Materiels-problemes-divers/help-interferences-adsl-sujet_705281_1.htm
http://entraide.orange.fr/assistance/messages/index/19574/tv-par-satellite-interferences-wifi-et-decodeur-shd85.html
http://www.forum-orange.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=37493

No final solution but at least, nice to read you're not alone.


Maybe if you try to move away the differents things (Livebox, TVs, satellite decoder...). I have read somewhere that
sometimes, if you just rotate the Livebox (45 degrees or more) it could make a difference. Good luck Claude.