At 1:15 PM -0700 5/15/02, Kyle Hansen wrote:
>For some reason my cordless phone has suddenly decided to interfere with my
>TiBook's Airport connection.  Does anyone have experience with which Airport
>channel works best to prevent interference if you have a 2.4GHz phone like
>mine.  It's a panasonic.  I't making me mad.


You can go into the Airport Base Station utility and change the 
channel it is using which will work for now.  The problem is that the 
phone is using roughly the same channels the Airport is using and it 
can jump from one to another and eventually hit the same channel you 
are using for Airport or an adjacent one and interfere.  Airport uses 
only the channel you select while the phone can rotate through all of 
them.  If the phone has a channel select button try pushing that, 
possible a couple of times.  That will keep you clear until the phone 
rotates through the channels again.

Thank the FCC for allocating frequencies to be used by anyone for 
anything.  You would think the phone would notice the channel is in 
use (even if it just sees it as "noise") but apparently it's common 
for them not to.  You might be able to set an Airport channel that 
isn't used by the phone but I wouldn't lay money on it.
-- 
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