Need help with splitter

[southsimon]

Yeah agree with ste, sounds like a bit of a strange setup? No brown box? Is it a do it yourself job !!


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[Kevin Bailey]

This is how the cable enters my house virgin have been to my house when i had a prob and they did not say anything about it
The net id is correct how do i check the power levels on router

 

[ste]

Looks like as bit of a bodge job that.

You will need to log into your router by entering 192.168.0.1 into your address bar and use the password printed on the label underneath your router.

Advanced Settings > Tools > Network Status then click on Downsteam and Upstream to get the levels

 

[Kevin Bailey]

Is this helpful

 

[Kevin Bailey]

Will this help me

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[ste]

Downstream power levels are good, SNR is good too ... upstream levels are fine too so a powered splitter probably wouldn't help with your issue but anything is worth a try at this point.

Do you get the issues you're having on all channels?

Also, did you say you had tried other local net id's?

 

[southsimon]

If you do go power amp route it's been suggested this works - (Konig Professional TV amplifier 26 dB 2 outputs active return path [KN-PROAMP32A])


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