Home Television Transmitter
Posted in Coloured Television on 11/21/2009 07:54 pm by admin
interference with wireless headphones?
Hello, I recently bought a pair of Sennheiser RS120. The headphones are comfortable but seem to have much interference. The transmitter is located just 10 meters from where I usually use my helmet and I'm still terrible reception. However, this only happens when I connect the transmitter in my team and I tested the system on a CD player and a TV and it works very well with them. There is a problem with the circuit on my motherboard, so they had recently bought a USB device that has a headphone jack. I can connect the transmitter to the USB headset, and I wondered if this could be the source of the problem. The USB device is not working very well with a wireless headset, but the sound I get when I try to wireless gaming is hollow and grainy. If Please help. * Note: I have two hard drives external and external DVD recorder next to my computer, if this is important, and a Linksys wireless network in my house.
Headphones are probably using 2.4 GHz frequency for the link. Like the majority of the b / g routers can cause interference. Try changing the channel or hat, or a router. You can also start disconnect peripherals out to see who is the problem. Sometimes a simple rotation of 90 degrees for the unit to eliminate interference. We have more technical in our homes, it introduces problems. The 2.4 band is very limited in options for labor standards.
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