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Wired / Network Interference

The BTR-240 system allows both wireless and wired users to

operate at the same time. Similar to wireless interference, wired

users may experience performance degradation if operating over

an existing Ethernet infrastructure that has a lot of traffic.

How to Avoid Network Interference?

When connected to an existing Ethernet infrastructure, it will be

difficult to control the network interference because many users

may be connected. If other connected users are performing any

operations such as video streaming or large file downloads and

transfers, this may render the performance of the BTR-240 and

wired TR-240s unusable.

1. Use a Dedicated Network for the BTR-240 System

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The recommended and absolute best option for the

BTR-240 system is to use a dedicated network for wired

devices. In this scenario, only BTR-240 and TR-240

devices will be connected and performance will not be

degraded.

2. Reduce the Number of Full-Duplex Users

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Any users that do not need to be in full-duplex mode

(transmitting all the time), should be placed in

half-duplex mode (transmitting only while the

<TALK> button is pressed). This reduces the network

capacity load and will perform significantly better on an

Ethernet infrastructure that contains interference.

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