- Nov 24, 2011
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Hello Friends,
I have been a long time helper in the Tom's community and now I am hoping that someone can help me. My family recently had a null system setup in our house which works perfectly. Unfortunately it appears that the system broadcast a network signal through my house to talk to a SafeGuard device to send the required information to null.
The problem is that this network name, DIRECT-MF-VIZIOTV, is using the exact same channel as my WiFi setup. The weird thing is that whenever I change the channel of my WiFi network the channel also changes for the null null network. I went around my house and turned off the few Vizio TV's that we have laying around the house just to be sure that the network was not a Vizio TV broadcasting the signal. I even went as far as completely turning off all of my routers and the network still remained.
I went out to the garage and turned off the null system and the network disappeared breifly and then re-appeared. I did this multiple times and the effects were always the same.
Does anyone know what or how to prevent that signal from matching my WiFi setups channel? It has been causing interference from time to time.
Thank you,
JKHoward
EDIT: Removed the company I thought was originally causing the problem.
I have been a long time helper in the Tom's community and now I am hoping that someone can help me. My family recently had a null system setup in our house which works perfectly. Unfortunately it appears that the system broadcast a network signal through my house to talk to a SafeGuard device to send the required information to null.
The problem is that this network name, DIRECT-MF-VIZIOTV, is using the exact same channel as my WiFi setup. The weird thing is that whenever I change the channel of my WiFi network the channel also changes for the null null network. I went around my house and turned off the few Vizio TV's that we have laying around the house just to be sure that the network was not a Vizio TV broadcasting the signal. I even went as far as completely turning off all of my routers and the network still remained.
I went out to the garage and turned off the null system and the network disappeared breifly and then re-appeared. I did this multiple times and the effects were always the same.
Does anyone know what or how to prevent that signal from matching my WiFi setups channel? It has been causing interference from time to time.
Thank you,
JKHoward
EDIT: Removed the company I thought was originally causing the problem.
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