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Downstream Indicator on CM2050V
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Downstream Indicator on CM2050V
Everything seems to be working on my newly installed cable modem as it should except that the Downstream "White Light Arrow" does not stop "Blinking". Is this normal that it continues to blink because it cannot find a downstream channel to lock on to.?
Based on the Description I was expecting that the Downstream Light would turn "solid White" indicating that it locked onto two or more Downstream Channels. Or show a Solid Amber light if it locks onto only one downstream channel.
Any help in clarifying or explaining this is greatly appreciated...
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Re: Downstream Indicator on CM2050V
Do you have a screensnip of the cable connections page and event logs?
That helps us check the line
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Re: Downstream Indicator on CM2050V
Please see attached/uploaded Word Doc with the Event Log and Cable Connections Downstream Data... Could not get a Screen Shot of all of the Data...
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Re: Downstream Indicator on CM2050V
Your line's got some issues.
Try removing any splitters or signal attenators form the line.
Directly attach the modem to right where the coax comes into the home.
Check the connections for loose/corroded/old/bad/cheap connections and remove them if you have them.
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Re: Downstream Indicator on CM2050V
I am directly connected to where the coax comes into my home... and it then goes to my Wi-Fi router... there my be a splitter in the CAT 5 Panel that the xfinity tech guy installed when they upgraded the cable from the street box to my home's CAT 5 Panel. In the CAT 5 Panel is where it splits the incoming cable to different coax cable access points going to mulitple rooms in my home.
Does this info help?
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Re: Downstream Indicator on CM2050V
Cat5 shouldn't matter. It should be the coax.
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Re: Downstream Indicator on CM2050V
Thak you for your efforts... I cannot do anything regarding the Cable. A new cable was installed from the xfinity box at the street where it branches off to multiple homes on my street, and a new cable was run from the xfinity street box to my home's access point. There is not any way to run new cable internally as this would be a huge undertaking and cost...
My download seems to be working... Download from my Router = 356.5; Upload = 12.7
Download from xfinity direct = 179.9; Upload = 12.49.
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