HSGQ/ ODI SFP GPON STICK

SayantanGR said:
Green is apc. Blue is upc.


And sorry cant share personal config. :)
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Man, just hide the personal things in there. I know no one shares personal and personal configs maybe contain your username and /or password and mac and serial nos.....u can hide those or just if u can point me to any vids if u like.
 
rockyo27 said:
Man, just hide the personal things in there. I know no one shares personal and personal configs maybe contain your username and /or password and mac and serial nos.....u can hide those or just if u can point me to any vids if u like.
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what exactly do you want to know any specific things.

for airtel just cloning the serial number in stick works fine and setting vlan either in stick or your router.
for other isp you need to configure other details such as mac address, mackey
 
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Using mine in a M720Q with a MCX3. It gets quite hot so needs a fan to operate. Have connected a Noctua to a 12v adapter for now to cool it...
 

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Pauljacob750 said:
Using mine in a M720Q with a MCX3. It gets quite hot so needs a fan to operate. Have connected a Noctua to a 12v adapter for now to cool it...
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That's why it has that heatsink design on it. Try without fan and check if it keeps working as these are made like this for operation. If you can check the temp and best the temp spec of this.
 
Current temp is 35. ISP speeds were throttling without the fan. Will do some tests w/o fan and post the results...
 

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I checked again, and it seems to be ok. I will try to check what happens without the fan in the eventing
 

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anmolbhard004 said:
36 is normal mine is running at 73 currently working fine
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Yes, that temp of 36 without fan is very good
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I checked again, and it seems to be ok. I will try to check what happens without the fan in the eventing
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Without fan those temps are good. But ur rx power are too much apart in both snaps.
Earlier snap has rx of -30 and this one has -19
That's way too off. Do monitor this.....for 100mbps and above connections -25/26 are very good. Get this checked.
 
rockyo27 said:
Yes, that temp of 36 without fan is very good

Without fan those temps are good. But ur rx power are too much apart in both snaps.
Earlier snap has rx of -30 and this one has -19
That's way too off. Do monitor this.....for 100mbps and above connections -25/26 are very good. Get this checked.
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the rx power fluctuation is due to his isp I assume maybe his wire is cut somewhere or something else he needs to monitor it for a day .
the throttling is due to the power issue only.
for every isp rx till -26 is optimum above that there will be packet loss and it will not work properly.
 
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the rx power fluctuation is due to his isp I assume maybe his wire is cut somewhere or something else he needs to monitor it for a day .
the throttling is due to the power issue only.
for every isp rx till -26 is optimum above that there will be packet loss and it will not work properly.
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-26/27 is fine....-24 is the best....have seen that in my local isp
 
Rx seems to be stable now. This is the temp without the fan. I didn't experience any drop in speed, so it could be due to the low RX. Surprisingly, at -30 dBm, I got my max speed of 400 Mbps. I will ask my ISP to change the cable if I see any drop again...
 

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