Showing posts with label modem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modem. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 June 2024
Thursday, 22 February 2024
OpenWRT + Plusnet Hub One: #3 software install & basic config
Installing the OpenWRT software should have been easy.
I don't think it was all my fault that it wasn't.
OpenWRT + Plusnet Hub One: #2 hardware mods
The router needs wires soldered to the board.
Sounds easy!
OpenWRT + Plusnet Hub One: #1 my wifi layout
I've been trying to improve our home wifi
So I've embarked on a journey with open source modem/router software
Wednesday, 3 February 2021
My Home WiFi Revamp
My WiFi/internet has been a little dodgy over the last 12 month, possibly due to Covid!
But a recent update of my internet service has caused me to make a few changes.
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Phone/broadband filter: using the BT Openreach MK3
I have just ditched my old broadband filter module for an ADSL filtered faceplate, as part of recent building work at home.
It was not delivered with any instructions, so I had to incorporate it into my new wiring scheme using (I dare say) non-standard wiring.
But hey! ...it seems to work, and here are some notes.
Labels:
ADSL,
Broadband,
BT,
CAT5,
filtered faceplate,
line attenuation,
modem,
Openreach,
router,
SNR margin,
ThinkBroadBand,
VDSL,
wifi
Tuesday, 30 June 2015
Broadband Speed & other mysteries
Just as I thought we had been completely overlooked by BT, a team arrived and started digging holes in our street.
We have been stuck with 8Mbps download speed for years, but now we seem to have a number of double digit speed choices from Plusnet, our ISP.
But broadband speeds are not what they seem. What is a connection speed, an IP Profile or a Noise Margin?
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