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[boricua]

hi. I need help I bougth a set of wireless
cameras ,but I have to much interference I
have a cordless phone that use the same
signal 2.4,and a router for my computer I
think with the same signal of course I
found out this after I got it at x 10 the
should explain this to you before you buy
them. now I just want to know if I can make
my cameras from wireless to wired cameras I
want the same ones and they don't offer
this ones with wired cameras they are the
nighwatch,and the xcam2 wideEye instant-on
camera. Thank you in advance for all your
help.

[tom]

If you read through this forum. You will
come across a message that talks about
changing the frequency on the reciever and
cameras.  This  should help you.

[Brian H]

Have you tried all 4 of the channels? Under
the small rubber plug on the camera is a
switch to change the channels. Match the
choice on the receivers switch. Maybe it
will help, but many others have had problems
with wireless networks or cordless 2.4 Ghz
phones.

[john]

I wound up wiring the cameras.  You have to
be very careful and it is a real pain to do
but I was not able to eliminate the
interference problem.  See a post from last
year on detailed instructions someone
provided to me.

[j. warren]

Hi

I have a wireless dlink router, 3 cordless
phones and 2 wireless receivers for
cameras. I have had no trouble with the
wireless receivers after shutting them off.
I actually get a better picture when the
button is in the off position and it doesnt
matter if I am on  a.b.c or d...hope it
helps but maybe I just have a faulty
receiver that works. Dont ask me how much
troubleshooting I did to figure it out
though