I have searched high and low to find out how to get my MN- 700 Wireless-G Base to stop dropping signals when any of my Uniden 2.4Ghz phones are used. I tried changing the channel on the phones - nothing. I tried changing the default channel in the Network software that came with the Wireless unit - nothing ... are there any instructions that can help me solve this problem as it is becoming difficult to continue working. thanks.
-   I use sbc w/ a 2 wire 1000 HW router for my wireless connection, and it essentially works fine. However when I turn my cordless phone on and off my wireless connection drops for like 30 seconds and then automatically kicks back in. I use a Uniden TRU8885 5.8 GHz Digital Cordless Phone, and my understanding is that these phones should not cause significant interference with most wireless routers. I've tried changing my wireless channel on my router as well with no success. Any suggestions or further changes to try? Or any different routers or cordless phones recommended that might not cause such problems? Thanks, ST
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Nov 06, 2007
-   I just purchased a 5,8 gig cordless phone and it still knocks my wireless router off line, why? Is there a cordless phone frequency that is available to stop this from happening?-   Guest
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posted on Aug 11, 2005
Chandler - usenet poster
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Move the 2.4 Ghz phones as far away as possible from the 802.11 networking hardware. Also make sure they are not between the router & any of the wireless clients.
The problem is that the wireless specification for 802.11b & 802.11g says that the output can only be up to 1 Watt while your phone is most likely kicking out double or triple digits on the wattage. That is where the problem comes from.
Another option is switch to either 900 Mhz of 5.8 Ghz only phones (most of the 5.8 Ghz phones still use the 2.4 Ghz frequency).
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posted on Aug 11, 2005
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I was having this issue with my GE Microwave... Meaning I couldn't work in the kitchen (by the coffee pot!) when the microwave was in use! We just purchased a GE 2.4 Ghz phone system and now I am hooped when ever the phones are in use!!!!!!!!!!!
use a phone filter on all phones and any and every thing that has a phone line going to it. works for me every time. use the DSL phone filters at walmart
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posted on Aug 11, 2005
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Well, I understand his plight ... The Uniden 2.4GHz phones are *particularly* nasty, and there's simply no way to avoid being knocked off, no matter the placement. My wife, in the kitchen with the basestation, can knock me off when I'm 4 feet from my MN-700, which is located an easy 40 feet away. Lost cause ... most of the Uniden 5.8 GHz aren't any better, save the ones OEM'd by Vtech.
Take care, Mark
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posted on Aug 11, 2005
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Yeah, that's one of the V-Tech OEM units I mentioned. ;-) Take a look, and you'll find the identical phone as Philips, Motorola and VTech.
Mark
"Barb Bowman [MVP-Windows]" <b @nospam.com> wrote in message
I'm not thinking a phone filter is going to work due to the fact they only filter out noise on the phone system and not the wireless transmission. There is no real way to prevent them from reacting to each other. My only recommendation if changing the channel on the router to say 1 or 11 doesn't work, a change to a 5.8ghz phone may be an only option. Placing DSL filters on your phone lines will help if your DSL modem is dropping off, not your wireless router.
I am having a similar problem. I have a GE 25951 5.8Ghz,
and a Uniden EXP741 2.4 Ghz phone that interfere with a wireless
interent service. I have DSL filters on all phones and it doesn't
help at all. I also have a Uniden EXP370 900Mhz phone that
doesn't interfere even though the service provider says that is the
only phone that can interfere Any suggestions..
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