Our Wifi seems to be extremely unstable. we have 500 mb. There are times where it seems to as expected but the dips are becoming more frequent. Particularly frustrating when I can't save my sporting activites (Zwift to Strava) Using Webex is also an issue. During business calls I'm the one having most issues, with low connectivity messages and not hearing full conversations. So bad that I have to dial in with my mobile
Done everything I can to make the wifi better such as placement and updating booster firmware. I'm wondering if you can test our modem? added an additional router 2.5/5 and this gives us better connectivity but doesn't stop the fall outs
When we updated our account and moved it to being a private account and included the next box we didn't update the modem.
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The modem must not be connected to a signal amplifier. Instead, it should be connected to a splitter which connects directly to the AOP (main socket). The amplifier should be connected to the second splitter output and must only be used for connecting TV sets/decoders.
A moderator (Ziggo employee) will visit this topic within 2-3 days and can arrange for a new splitter and modem cable to be sent to you free of charge. Please verify your address details and update them if necessary.
Great advice
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Could you post one or more pictures of your AOP (main wall outlet located in utility closet or living room), splitter(s), signal amplifier (if applicable) and cables?
Additionally, could you post your modem’s downstream/upstream/log data? Instructions (in Dutch) can be found here.
Many thanks for your response, I've attached a file showing the Connect box status, upstream/downstream, network log, configuration. I've addecphotos of the Connect box (centre of house on the ground floor against side wall in the dressior.) Photo of the AOP and where it enters the house with splitters to TV and telephone. We also have a 2.5/5.0 sitecom router with 2 externders in the house connected to it. I have one other connector in my garage coming from the Ziggo modem. Hope this helps.
Cheers
Ken
The modem must not be connected to a signal amplifier. Instead, it should be connected to a splitter which connects directly to the AOP (main socket). The amplifier should be connected to the second splitter output and must only be used for connecting TV sets/decoders.
A moderator (Ziggo employee) will visit this topic within 2-3 days and can arrange for a new splitter and modem cable to be sent to you free of charge. Please verify your address details and update them if necessary.
Great. Many thanks. That's how it was set up by a ziggy engineer at least 10 years ago.
This used to be an acceptable setup until a few years ago, however modern modems are not suited for operation behind an amplifier. They require a clean, unaltered signal.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Will do thanks
Hi Tobias,
Any news on when I can expect the ziggo employee to contact me?
If I was to plug the POA01-UPC splitter into the AOP and run one coax to the amplifier and another to the Connect Box modem, would that be all that's needed?
Correct, you will need either a POA-01-B (current model) or POA 01-UPC splitter to connect the modem and amplifier to. You will also need a new modem cable (IEC female to F male). If you still have the modem installation package, you should be able to find these items inside the box.
Thanks, I'll wait for the engineer to send me a POA-01-B splitter to connect the modem and amplifier too. It doesn't look like I have the correct modem cable either. If the engineer could send me a (IEC female to F male) minimum 7 metres I think that would be it.
The modem should ideally be located within 1 meter of the AOP, regular modem cable is 1.5 meters in length.
Thanks for the Tip. I can certainly move the AOP along the wall. Can I assume having a 10 meter cable from the AOP to the amplifier (for the TV/Next box) would be okay?
A 10-meter TV cable is fine. Start off by connecting TVs/decoders to the amplifier outputs with the lowest gain and check the signal strength on the TV. If signal strength and/or picture quality are insufficient, move them to the next output.
Great advice
Great advice thanks
Welcome to the Community @Kwhyte!
I'm glad with the good advice of tobiastheebe.
The free POA-splitter + coaxcable for the modem are on his way.
PostNL will deliver this asap 🙂
Keep us posted 🙂
Thanks Erik
You're welcome 🙂
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