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The antenna could be enclosed within the case or connected to the outside the transmitter, as in portable devices like cell phones, walkie-talkies, and garage door openers. Other forms of transmitters can result in interference. FM transmitters generate a small sum of harmonic energy that may influence wireless receivers. Otherwise, the IR signal isn't sending through properly. Depending on the equipment type, it may be safe to use frequencies which are closer together. In the event the wireless frequency is changed, the information gathered during the interference search will be quite valuable and will significantly lower the odds of ending up with a different problem frequency. FM signals are usually weaker as soon as the receiver is situated in a building rather than an open place.
The next thing to do is to identify what type of interference is occurring. When interference is experienced, among the initial steps must be to find out whether the wireless frequency is on a TV channel that's in use in the field. It is annoying and often frustrating, especially when the problems are intermittent or when it seems that a problem has been solved, only to have it return later. Because it is a known problem with wireless, it is common to blame it for unwanted audio noise. Sometimes the reason for the interference proves extremely tricky to recognize. It can also enter audio systems through the AC power lines. Radar interference usually requires the kind of high-pitched buzzes or noise bursts that occur every couple of seconds
The next thing to do is to identify what type of interference is occurring. When interference is experienced, among the initial steps must be to find out whether the wireless frequency is on a TV channel that's in use in the field. It is annoying and often frustrating, especially when the problems are intermittent or when it seems that a problem has been solved, only to have it return later. Because it is a known problem with wireless, it is common to blame it for unwanted audio noise. Sometimes the reason for the interference proves extremely tricky to recognize. It can also enter audio systems through the AC power lines. Radar interference usually requires the kind of high-pitched buzzes or noise bursts that occur every couple of seconds