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How to change upstream power level?

My upstream Power level is 57.0 dBmV, which is out of range (max should be 53 dBmV for QAM64)

  • Cruz deWilde
    Cruz deWilde Apr 29, 2014

    The above question applies to an RCA DHG536 cable modem.

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Normally there is no setting for that other than in the firmware settings that your ISP uploads to the modem when it is first connected. If the upstream is too high then might need to attenuate the signal some like adding a splitter. Generally though that should not cause problems.

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