Will this kybd interfere with a Wireless N router?
1451509
No. Its only connection is thru the USB type thumb looking drive. Will not interfere with router.
1451510
It plugs into your USB hub or your computer. I don't think you're going to go through you router.
1451511
No. My keyboard has always worked fine with my wifi router. It's a great wireless keyboard.
1451512
I have owned several of these keyboards and have not noticed any interference despite their being 2.4 gHz
447620
Yes, Sean. You may change the SSID for both bands and manually uncheck the Broadcast SSID feature of your router.
340766
Just like with any router, you will have disconnectios. Especially if 2.4 GHz is really noisy in that area.
1058675
For safety, ask an electrician. As to signal interference, I have HDMI, CAT6, audio coax, my center channel speaker wire and a Kinect going through the hole, and I am not experiencing any noticeable interference.
1879858
It does not interfere with wifi, wifi interferes withe the rf signal from the box to the headset.
501381
I use the ipazzport keyboard with it as well as the wifi to connect to the internet. The ipazzport doesnt go too far, must be within 18 feet. However the internet connectiin over wifi works pretty good. I can stream netflix to it and the router is in the basement (one floor down). Microwaves ovens and wireless phones can cause interference perhaps some tvs or other devices too. Try moving to another room also try shuting down all other electronics and appliances til you isolate the problematic device.
702594
I have a dual band router and it still interferes. I think there may be a way to fix this but I don't know how.
592375
The case won't shield the signals, it's the things inside that might cause interference, try to put it at the front of the case and it will work fine with your wireless dongles
2074176
I'm surprised that people aren't aware that microwaves and cordless phones use the same frequency range as SOME wireless routers. So, yes, this is DEFINITELY possible. If you use 2.4 (I think it is) gHz wifi frequency, a microwave can interfere. I have a dual band router...this microwave wipes out my 2.4Ghz transmissions, but my 5ghz wifi signal is not interrupted.
1880232
There is no interference either way. Two different technologies. The only interference I received is from other wireless cameras. This happens occasionally when I'm driving, not when I'm backing up.
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Oscar, with the amount of possible interference sources between you and the router, any router may have issues. It would be best to have a wired connection in this case.
696146
One concern is that it might interfere with the signal coming out from your wireless USB port.
588032
There is discussion at: http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=170851&view=next&sid=970164f48f9bce92f137fccdfb92dcf7 https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Netgear_JNR3210 The answer would seem to be "NO".
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Yes, it should if you have an available ethernet port on router. Caution: do not use a power strip with surge protectors when plugging in the Linksys Powerline Network Adaptor, as it may not work correctly with the surge suppressors. Plug directly into a wall outlet, or extension cord with no surge suppression.
808143
I had a problem initially when I was trying to connect to a wireless network. The connection was weak and frequently dropped completely. then I had an electrician run an Ethernet cord from my router upstairs directly to the Yamaha receiver which is located downstairs about 100 feet away from the router. after this direct connection from the router to the receiver I no longer lose Internet connectivity and can listen to net radio 24-7 without any problems.
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I myself have never tried it. I did spray my router and cable modem directly and nothing happened. If you want to play it safe, I would turn off the devices...then spray them. Wait an hour or so then turn them back on.
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no, but you should disable wireless on you ISP supplied router and just use open mesh. You may want more units to get better WIFI coverage.