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Bluetooth & Cordless Phones Interference

Original Post: Bluetooth & Cordless Phones (SIG Forum)      Date: 2000-04-10

Bluetooth will operate at the 2.4GHz range.   Few analog or FH cordless phones have designed to operate at the 2.4GHz band. Certainly interference exists in between, but more serious effects would be exerted on analog 2.4GHz cordless phone.

However some other results can be obtained from testing of Aironet (Cisco), Lucent LAN and WAN 2.4 GHz wireless equipment. This equipment is not bluetooth nor FH but both products fail when using Panasonic's cordless phones anywhere near the equipment. The vendors have no solution. It appears likely that the 2.4 GHz phones will replace the 900 MHz and will be everywhere. You can buy them at Wal-Mart now, they have much better quality and range than the 900 MHz. The phones render our wireless equipment useless.

Bluetooth though is designed to operate in a noisy frequency environment, by using constant frequency hopping. It would be expected that any interference would be intermittent.