public
join:2002-01-19
Santa Clara, CA
 ·DSL EXTREME
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Re: Interference
said by jdmarti1  :said by public :Well no. The device is on channel 11. Each 802.11 device uses 5 channels. You could install a bandpass filter centered in ch5 at the CPE to block the interfering signal. That is what I was thinking - and wondering about the bandpass filter. Try something like this:
»www.rflinx.com/products/filters/2400/bpf/
about $150 |
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jdmarti1
Jack
join:2004-06-15
Oilton, OK
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said by public :Well no. The device is on channel 11. Each 802.11 device uses 5 channels. You could install a bandpass filter centered in ch5 at the CPE to block the interfering signal. That is what I was thinking - and wondering about the bandpass filter.
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public
join:2002-01-19
Santa Clara, CA
·DSL EXTREME
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said by No Man :
Ok;
Jack...
Your interferer is using channel 12 as if it were a legal channel in the USA. His signal on Channel 12 is as strong as it is on Channel 11...
That is illegal...
Mark it down.
Take it to the bank.
-m-
Well no. The device is on channel 11.
Each 802.11 device uses 5 channels.
You could install a bandpass filter centered in ch5 at the CPE to block the interfering signal. |
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No Man
@12.160.x.x
| reply to jdmarti1
Ok;
Jack...
Your interferer is using channel 12 as if it were a legal channel in the USA. His signal on Channel 12 is as strong as it is on Channel 11...
That is illegal...
Mark it down.
Take it to the bank.
-m- |
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