Possible fiber bend?

[mrb00ce]

Few days ago i made a post here saying i might got fiber bend and some users said yes i might have fiber bend so i called my ISP to check the issue and they sent a technician and he said everything is looking fine. I'm using a genexis modem and I've been experiencing speed drops so i logged into my modems page and found these 

Transmiting Light Power:	2.1dBm
Receiving light power:	-16.4dBm
Working Voltage:	3242.2mV
Working Current:	7.984mA
Working Temperature:	54℃

  are these good numbers? 

[Alex Atkin UK]

6 hours ago, mrb00ce said:

Few days ago i made a post here saying i might got fiber bend and some users said yes i might have fiber bend so i called my ISP to check the issue and they sent a technician and he said everything is looking fine. I'm using a genexis modem and I've been experiencing speed drops so i logged into my modems page and found these 

Transmiting Light Power:	2.1dBm
Receiving light power:	-16.4dBm
Working Voltage:	3242.2mV
Working Current:	7.984mA
Working Temperature:	54℃

  are these good numbers? 

I'm not familiar with fibre but a quick Googling suggests that receive power is pretty much as expected for a good FTTP PON connection.

If the engineer is seeing good light levels on his far superior measuring equipment, I'd say the problem has to be at the ISP not the fibre.

[mrb00ce]

7 hours ago, Alex Atkin UK said:

I'm not familiar with fibre but a quick Googling suggests that receive power is pretty much as expected for a good FTTP PON connection.

If the engineer is seeing good light levels on his far superior measuring equipment, I'd say the problem has to be at the ISP not the fibre.

Yeah it could be but the problem started after i called my ISP to move my modem and wires to my 2nd floor from my first floor.