OK, so it sounds like you've only used it in the one location (i.e. at home), so it makes it a little tricky with working out if it's the network or the R212 that's causing your problem. If you'd had consisten success in a different lcoation then it woudl make it sound more like you have a network issue at hand, but as you've only used it in one location there isn't any comparitive success to compare things with.
What I was asking in my previous post was to help work out if it was the device that was causing the problem or the local network. On mobile networks cells tend to be either 2G or 3G so if you switch to 2G only then you're using a different cell to if you select 3G only. So if you don't experience these issues when using 2G only, then it looks like a network rather than a device problem.
To switch to 2G only you'll probably need to do something like:
Log in to the R212 admin interface
Click on Mobile Broadband (at the top)
Click on network (on the left hand side)
Select GPRS only
Click save
I'm not suggesting you use this as a permanent solution, only to help identify where the issue you're experiencing lies, because from what's been written on this thread so far it's not possible to definitively state what's causing your problem, and this in turn makes it impossible to solve. Knowing the cause is the best way to address the effect.
Answering these questions woudl also help:
Do you have any phones that use Vodafone data services picking up an HSPA signal in your current location?
Do they have any data throughput issues when connected to HSPA?
Do they reflect what's happening on the R212 (i.e. switching between 3G+ and HSPA and experiencing throughput issues with the latter)?
Cheers
HC
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