If I have three units running in close range of one another will they interfere with one another? (Three cameras and Three microphones and receivers.)
1504037
I have never tried more than one pair at a time. But my assumption would be that three distinct pairs would NOT interfere with one another because each microphone/receiver pair has a unique Bluetooth address; they're not designed to pair with anything else. However, any other kind of device operating in the 2.4Ghz band may potentially cause interference. You will have to experiment. Good luck, and let us know if your set up works out.
1486109
2 wireless systems on the same channel will interfere with each other. You really want a separate channel for each wireless system.
1092567
They should not interfere with each other since you must program each one to a different port on the master receiver.
851566
That's hard to say because it depends on the distance between the receivers and the frequency you get "assigned." They apparently randomly assign you one of three frequencies, so it is possible that you could get two of the same one. I've installed two in two separate rooms on two separate floors and they do not interfere despite being on the same frequency though.
158698
I didn't have significant problems with interference with this unit & I used the receiver and camera pretty close to a router and signal booster. But I did have problems with other cameras I tried. I'm not savvy enough to know if the type of router or construction materials would matter with the type of camera. For the record, we have apple products and masonry construction, and we had a reliable signal, with about 75' and 4 walls between camera and reciever, an airport extreme 12' from receiver and a airport express about 12' from the camera.
1535300
You could disable the other ones, though that really isn't needed. You just need to make sure the devices you are using are pointed to the sound card under playback and recording devices.
2103898
You do realize that if you have two mics on the same frequency you'll run the risk of one mic blocking the other? If you're replacing a dead unit, contact Pyle about getting a unit tuned to your frequencies or (voids warranty) retuning the receiver units yourself isn't all that difficult.
1472805
Your distance will be limited through any walls as I had that problem and had to modify my system to increase the range. I have 4 cameras on my system and had to add different antennas to the cameras and modified the monitor, which helped me.
579936
These will not interfere with the ones you have. all 4 will be independent. The picture quality from these and the ones you have, will differ.
1663486
no. I could never get the third and fourth intercom to work in the room fartherest away. all the intercoms would work reach the middle room and the middle room could reach them as well but the third and fouth intercom would never reach the first room nor would the first room reach them. So, if we are not in the middle room we could forget reaching everybody.
1315220
You need to ask the question to the mfg. If they are the same frequency, they might interfere with one another depending on the distance and range of each..If they are DIFFERENT frequencies they will NOT.
539666
I don't know for sure. They have one sending unit and two monitors that you can purchase. I think what you want is two sending units (microphones) and either one or two receivers (speakers). They have several channels on which they can broadcast so I think it should work with two units. Each unit would have to be broadcasting on different channels. Changing channels on the receiver is as simple as pressing the up arrow. It is also simple on the sending unit. I think it will work, but I haven't tried monitoring two rooms.
539667
Yes, you can. I have two at my house as they come set to a different channel and I believe you could set that as well. I have not experienced any interference between the two.
1571590
Raven, to my understanding the bands are the wireless signals that the audio travels over. If you have too many wireless mics or deceives on one band there can be interference. If you are only running a few mic then you will be fine with band A. However, if you are running tons of mics in a stadium I would find out what bands the other mics are and then buy a band that isn't currently in use in your setup. I have two sets of the 112ps on one band and I don't have any problems.I hope this helps.
69623
I depends. In my house, I have one camera up to 80 Ft away from the monitor without any reception issues even with some walls between them.
112817
yes i always use more than one Bluetooth device in the same room without any kind of interference, but i dont know if the item is going to have the same behavior with you. Thanks!
194459
If you had a USB hub, you could probably connect multiple units. They would all be limited to the length of the cable from that hub. Not sure how it would perform in terms of interference.