Just tried the signal finder on other channels and it's the same
if you want me to have a butchers at the power levels, take a look on the bottom of the router is a 'settings password' write it down
open a browser window on laptop and type 192.168.0.1, click enter
use the settings password to login to the router
click Advanced settings on the left, then tools>network status
this opens a new page, click Downstream tab at the top and it'll show all the data in a list
copy and paste it here, dbmv should be between -6 and +10
Cheers Pablo just up the wall a bit here, lot going on, will get back to ya:
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if you want me to have a butchers at the power levels, take a look on the bottom of the router is a 'settings password' write it down
open a browser window on laptop and type 192.168.0.1, click enter
use the settings password to login to the router
click Advanced settings on the left, then tools>network status
this opens a new page, click Downstream tab at the top and it'll show all the data in a list
copy and paste it here, dbmv should be between -6 and +10
How do these look Pablo, few outside the parameters you mentioned
Downstream bonded channels
Channel Frequency (Hz) Power (dBmV) SNR (dB) Modulation Channel ID
1 299000000 -7.7 37 256 qam 21
2 419000000 -9 37 256 qam 30
3 411000000 -8.5 37 256 qam 29
4 403000000 -8 37 256 qam 28
5 395000000 -7.7 37 256 qam 27
6 387000000 -7.7 37 256 qam 26
7 379000000 -7.2 37 256 qam 25
8 323000000 -6.9 37 256 qam 24
9 315000000 -7 37 256 qam 23
10 307000000 -7 37 256 qam 22
11 291000000 -7.5 37 256 qam 20
12 283000000 -7.5 37 256 qam 19
13 275000000 -7.2 38 256 qam 18
14 267000000 -7.2 37 256 qam 17
15 259000000 -7 37 256 qam 16
16 251000000 -6.7 37 256 qam 15
17 243000000 -6.5 37 256 qam 14
18 235000000 -6.4 37 256 qam 13
19 227000000 -6 37 256 qam 12
20 219000000 -5.7 37 256 qam 11
21 211000000 -5.7 37 256 qam 10
22 203000000 -5 37 256 qam 9
23 195000000 -4.5 37 256 qam 8
24 187000000 -3.7 37 256 qam 7