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| ^ For advanced users only! ^ | ^ For advanced users only! ^ | ||
| | Wrong settings decrease ADSL performance or make ADSL stop working completely. | | | Wrong settings decrease ADSL performance or make ADSL stop working completely. | | ||
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| - | :!: Leave most settings as they are - changing them only degrades performance. | ||
| {{ :web_gui:adsl_advanced.png?286|ADSL Advanced in rel 5.30}} | {{ :web_gui:adsl_advanced.png?286|ADSL Advanced in rel 5.30}} | ||
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| * ADSL2 and ADSL2+ AnnexM settings ((The Annex B firmware has corresponding sets, but lacks the AnnexM mode)) | * ADSL2 and ADSL2+ AnnexM settings ((The Annex B firmware has corresponding sets, but lacks the AnnexM mode)) | ||
| You select the correct advanced settings page using the advanced links in the ADSL modes field of the [[ADSL page]]. | You select the correct advanced settings page using the advanced links in the ADSL modes field of the [[ADSL page]]. | ||
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| + | ===== Stop/Restart ===== | ||
| + | Most ADSL settings require current ADSL connection to be stopped and a new one started to became effective. With the Stop/Start and Restart buttons you can bring your ADSL connection down and up again.\\ | ||
| + | (For information about operational mode and ADSL line state see [[ADSL page]].) | ||
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| + | ===== Advanced ===== | ||
| + | :!: Leave most settings as they are - changing them only degrades performance. | ||
| Some ADSL mode's Advanced Settings page may be missing some of the entries below as they are not applicable to that mode. | Some ADSL mode's Advanced Settings page may be missing some of the entries below as they are not applicable to that mode. | ||
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| === SHalf === | === SHalf === | ||
| + | S=1/2 is an ADSL mode obsoleted by ADSL2. In S=1/2 mode higher throughput (up to 12Mbps) is achieved over plain ADSL connection using interleaved data path. Only a few service providers support S=1/2 mode. | ||
| === Cabinet Mode === | === Cabinet Mode === | ||
