I am hoping the internet problem is fixed 100% As the 5th technician was out today to fix the issue. He replaced the router along with a data cable from the router to the wall jack and also replaced the Power supply unit and also fixed some wiring that he didn't like. There were wires wrapped around the cat5e wire and he said the way it was it was like creating a antenna and that would cause interference and he also changed the butterfly connectors with a better kind for the data wires in the ceiling and he also changed the location of the PSU from on top of the tv to somewhere else as the tech I was emailing said the tv was giving off EMI and causing the INID to lose connection and causing it to reboot. I hope all of the things that were done today fixes the problem 100% as we have only had Uverse for about 3 weeks now. Below is a picture showing where I moved the PSU as it used to be behind the tv on the floor. I only put it on top of the tv for easier access in case I needed to reboot the INID. The tech told me today If I have to ever reboot it to do it on the box on the outside it works a lot better. I am pretty surprised the tech let me do most of the work on my pc. He must have felt I have a good understand of computers and the internet.
Good luck! 
YW, hope they got it fixed for good.
Allen81 wrote:
spd2demun wrote:
Good luck!
Thanks I appreciate you taking time trying to trouble shoot the issues with me.
I seem to recall David's team was working on your system, did they come to a dead end? 
Yeah, they should have been up-front about DSL.
What does your Bitloading tab look like?
spd2demun wrote:I seem to recall David's team was working on your system, did they come to a dead end?
Yeah, they should have been up-front about DSL.
What does your Bitloading tab look like?
Here is the bit loading screen shot. Also something else I noticed the vrad distance changed from 400 to 3900
Look at this screen shot the recommended profile has changed as well if you look at the screen shot I posted lastnight not sure if any of that matters.
Look at the last screen shot it said the vrad was about 300 feet away. Also in that screen shot the recommended profile said no service. Not sure how that happened cause the internet wasn't working and it usually can't connect to the router when the internet isn't working.
JefferMC wrote:If grounding fixes your problem, great. If you would like, post the way your Bitloading tab looks now. In fact, it would be interesting to see each of your two pairs in isolation. I think if you press the "1" key while looking at that display it will do just the first line, and press "2" to get the second line.
JefferMC wrote:These graphs definitely look better.
How's your service now?
Here is the current error table. So far it is so good I hope it will stay up longer than 4 days now. I was told the reason why the inid was rebooting on its own is because after so many errors it crashes and reboots to start fresh again.
JefferMC wrote:Well, that's better. Most of your "bad" events happened right after RG boot. You still have had some uncorrectable errors, but not for 8 hours before that last snapshot. 133 seconds out of 2+ days, gives you 99.945% uptime.
I am guessing this is bad look at the FEC rate I never seen it this high before.
