Hello, We moved one of our voip customers from M5 over to AC Gen2 on the Same tower location. Now the customer complains that when they have a long call they can get garbled. The Tower as AC Gen2 running in Mixed mode and customer did not have the same issue running on the M5 Power Bridge but now is on the AC
I am not seeing any link issues or drops in link rates to account for this. I am wondering if there is a setting in the AC Gen2 that I need to change to support voip more effectively Any ideas or suggestions? LOCAL DEVICE SIGNAL -38 (-39 / -46) Δ7 dBm NOISE FLOOR -96 dBm 0 1 RX DATA RATE 8x (256QAM 2x2) EXPECTED RATE 8X 1X 2X 4X 6X 8X REMOTE DEVICE SIGNAL -57 (-58 / -66) Δ8 dBm NOISE FLOOR -91 dBm 0 1 RX DATA RATE 8x (256QAM 2x2) EXPECTED RATE 8X 1X 2X 4X 6X 8X - ISOLATED CAPACITY / THROUGHPUT - SIGNAL, NOISE & INTERFERENCE Capacity RX: 137 Mbps● Capacity TX: 108 Mbps● Throughput RX: 112 kbps● Throughput TX: 116 kbps● Latency: 1 ms - ISOLATED CAPACITY / THROUGHPUT - SIGNAL, NOISE & INTERFERENCE Capacity RX: 139 Mbps● Capacity TX: 137 Mbps● Throughput RX: 151 kbps● Throughput TX: 115 kbps● Latency: 1 ms *Alex Phillips* CEO and General Manager RBNS.net HighSpeedLink.net *540-908-3993* Co-Host AmericanPriority.com American Priority Conference September 6-8th 2018 #AMP18 @PriorityConf Twitter
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