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Beam 53 is Boise, which has had good weather for a while, so it's not from that.
12.7.1 might be a couple of things:
1. Check to see that the power plug is firmly seated in the back of the modem. If it's loose, carefully push it back in and see if the problem corrects itself.
2. Make sure the other end is firmly in a wall socket and not in a surge protector or surge protecting power strip, as those might drop it below nominal power levels.
3. Also make sure the wall socket is part of a power circuit intended for lights and not heavy appliances (washer/dryer, heating unit, etc.), as those may cause a power drop as well.
Edit: If correcting any of the above doesn't fix the problem, you may need service requiring a technician.
I've have a very similar experence, it started about 12/6 or 12/7 when recent bad weather began in my area ( Louisiana) which finally culminated with snow 12/8. Weather cleared 12/9 and has been blue skies since. During the weather leading up the snow (very cloudy and light rain) my internet was down about 90% of the time. I thought my internet would come back after the ckear out but it only has recovered marginally. I have tried all the sugested fixes including by passing my router, trying another cat5 connection from computer to modem, nothing has fixed it. It still comes and goes randomly. I am on sat. XVII and beam 53, gateway 7. I get the same code, 12.7.1 and status as follows, operational state = down, IPGateway Assocaition state= "associating" , TCP Acceleration = down.My signal strenght shows 112-115. I have check the coax connections for tightness except on the roof. I am at the end of "helping myself". Hopefully the monitors will put me in the "needs help" list......Help!!!!
- Philip Gaudet18 years agoNew Poster
I've been having the same problem for days now. I'm also on EchoStar-XVII beam 53 (SW Louisiana). The system been going out every few mintues. The diagnostic page shows X's every hour for the last 24 hours (uplink problem, code 12.1.12). We've tried everything. Even had a tech come and realign the dish (signal strength 122 - 130). He also put a new LNB? on the dish. Thought it was fixed, but 10 minutes after he left the problem came back. Tech support convinced me to switch to Gen5 and are sending me a new modem. They said wouldn't need to switch satellites, just plug the new modem in. Wish I would have found this thread before ordering the new modem. Seems the problem might be with the satellite and not my modem after all.
- Philip Gaudet18 years agoNew Poster
Just wanted to add, along with the 12.1.12 code, we are also getting the 12.7.1 code, 198 transitions, 10988 total durations.
- GabeU8 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
Edit (2nd). My first edit, to correct a misspelling in my reply, posted as a second reply. I hope THIS edit doesn't result in a 3rd reply. Keeping my fingers crossed. :p
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