If "max number of CPE's" is zero then, you will need to call charter and tell them that your modem isn't authorized for an IP address.
Your upstream level isn't maxed out so, there doesn't seem to be a reverse path problem except that the level is on the high end. after 1 two way splitter it puts you at about 51 Dbmv which is what mine is at also. Signal To Noise (SNR) is ok.
Bob
Bob Therina wrote:
Downstream level might be a little high (optimum is I believe between -5 and -15 Dbmv) however, under your ariginal configuration you would have had a splitter and some length of cable that would have put you close. Does it say "locked" under downstream? If so, look under "Operation Configuration" and make sure that the "maximum number of CPE's" is at least 1. Let me know what you come up with._______________________________________________
Bob
Jerry Hubbard wrote:
Bob Therina wrote:
I found the IP for the cable modem:
If you are using an Ambit cable modem (Dark Grey with 6 green triangular light on front) go to http://192.168.100.1/
the username and password are both: root
You can then look at its status. First up, click on downstream and see if it says the downstream is locked.
Let me know if you have a different type of modem.
Bob
These are the power levels for mine:
(Note this is without a splitter.)
Upstream Transmit Power Level: 46.75 dBmV
Downstream Receive Power Level: 2.4 dBmV Downstream SNR: 34.8 dB
The data sheet can be found here:
http://www.ambitbroadband.com/broadband/U10C011.asp
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