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Interference w/conference calling equip Wireless devices, (blackberries, and the like) are causing interference over our conference calling equipment. Does anyone else have this problem, has anyone found a good solution to it (other than not allowing them in the room - which ain't gonna happen). I'd appreciate any assistance. Thank you |
My BB signal (data transfers, incoming call before ring) interferes at times with my land line phone, giving it a slight buzz or electronic noise. I move my BB away from my desktop phone. Works every time. |
Yes - that is the best solution. Move the BB/PDA/Smartphone away from the speakers. |
And, I wear my aluminum foil hat to fend off the electronic noises, buzzing and strange voices in my head. |
That would work, too. |
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You can switch everyone to a carrier that uses 1900MHz as it causes less interference than 850MHz. You can give people copper boxes to put their Blackberries in... ;) |
Try using Nextel. The nextel phones all produce a phenomenon we call "The Nextel Speaker Fart" when used to close to any speaker. It's a loud, stuttering, "fft fft fft" noise. It'll kill you when you're driving fast & listening to Metallica, and someone tries to Direct Connect. |
Gentlemen Thanks for your responses. Regretfully, separating users from their devices is akin to taking their first-born child. I like the aluminum foil hats! |
Yea, next meeting you're in, you simply ignore the noises and buzzing and deny you hear anything, and tell the others that it all must be in their heads. |
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