CRACKLE

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cammerfe
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CRACKLE

Post by cammerfe »

I'm told that the 'other end' of my calls occasionally hears a significant amount of 'crackle' and that the sound is annoying and I'm hard to understand.

What can I do???

KS
bitstopjoe
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Re: CRACKLE

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cammerfe wrote:I'm told that the 'other end' of my calls occasionally hears a significant amount of 'crackle' and that the sound is annoying and I'm hard to understand.

What can I do???

KS
Stop calling them when you are eating a bowl of Rice Krispies???

Sorry couldn't resist....
Joe Sica
Matt9876
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Post by Matt9876 »

Crackle noises are normally due to a bad electrical connection, I would try a new or different phone connected directly to the MJ device.

If that doesn't help I would try a powered USB hub.
bitstopjoe
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Post by bitstopjoe »

Or Corn Flakes....................

Ok last one, I promise....
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cammerfe
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CRACKLE

Post by cammerfe »

The connected 'phone is cordless---if that makes any difference.

KS
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Post by KMNugent52 »

Do not use the short USB cable that comes with MJ.
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Re: CRACKLE

Post by Matt9876 »

cammerfe wrote:The connected 'phone is cordless---if that makes any difference.

KS
Yes, a radio phone could be getting interference and cause the noise.
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