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I don't think you can actually control your modcod or rate code. The modem (hn7000s dvb-s2 enabled) adjusts these based on weather conditions to ensure the best signal quality, both send and receive.
You might be able to temporarily change your rate code by force ranging, but the modem will just adjust it again if it thinks it needs to.
Not sure if force ranging affects the modcod at all since this is your receive rate. But even if it does, again I don't think you can keep the modem from adjusting it.
I believe 9/10 is the best you can get. It's never seemed to help me though.
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In Topic: 15 kbps download w/DW7000!!!!
28 December 2006 - 10:45 AM
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Hell yeah. All they do is lie like an ex-old lady. 
Best start dogging them now. They never put out a new system that works right off of the bat. And once they get the bugs worked out, then they want to start a new problem all over again. And they keep taking our money for equipment to pay for the new stuff. 
One pile of crap after another.
Best start dogging them now. They never put out a new system that works right off of the bat. And once they get the bugs worked out, then they want to start a new problem all over again. And they keep taking our money for equipment to pay for the new stuff. One pile of crap after another.You seem to have a keen insight to the Satellite business model. Were you a consultant for Hughes? Rack'em, Pack'em, Stack'em!!!
