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The Senile Doctor 16th August 2007 20:35

z5450 wireless and wifi...
 
Whenever I give juice/electricity to my z5450 my wireless network stops working in the room where my z5450s are standing... what a frigup this is... :no:

jmke 16th August 2007 20:53

Did you already try to change the channel on the router for WIFI? seems your wireless speaker set is jamming the network

Sidney 16th August 2007 21:12

2.4Ghz on both is the reason.

jmke 16th August 2007 21:22

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yes, but normally 2.4Ghz has different channels, and you can select the CH on most routers;)


Sidney 16th August 2007 21:45

Often times two narrow bandwidth to get rid of cross over. Cross over is more profounded when one of the device has stronger transmission power; and the receivier has poor signal separation.

Page 6, explains how close they are.
http://csd.ssvl.kth.se/~csd2003-team...N2N_IP_1_0.pdf

Unlikey, the cheapo Logitech is transmitting at wider bandth.

This is the main reason 5.8Ghz wireless phone is introduced. I try to stay away from using two devices of similar frequency.

Been in HAM operation for many years. :D SSB 10 meter radio.

jmke 16th August 2007 21:49

@Doc: told you to wire things up:D

I hope these probs you have are at parents house, not your own, where you should have preinstalled CAT5E/6 cables everywhere;)

Sidney 16th August 2007 21:51

Quote:

The wireless signals are sent from the Control Centre to each of the rear satellites at a frequency of 2.4GHz. If that sound familiar its because it’s the same band used by standard Wi-Fi and Cordless DECT phones. The potential signal clashes could make for an un-listenable mess so to counter that Logitech has implemented a system where the signal hops over 38 channels with the 2.4GHz band within 20 milliseconds.
Here is your problem- Hopping over 38 channels = wide bandwidth coverage enough to cross over.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/multim...ss-Speakers/p3

jmke 16th August 2007 22:09

great thinking from Logitech :rolleyes:

The Senile Doctor 18th August 2007 06:51

ah well, other speaker set then :)

getting cables everywhere in this place is simply a carnage, I've seen enough drills allready
i's big, it's built and it's all concrete.

Sidney 19th August 2007 03:59

5.8Ghz wireless speaker system

http://www.amphony.com/products/l1550.htm


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