Here's the scenario:
I use an internet service provider which provides service via a radio tower as opposed to satellite or hard wire. Sometimes there is interference which slows down the service so much that I get kicked of of my secure employer network when I am teleworking.
The ISP tells me they use a frequency in the 900s.
I have a scanner, Uniden 210XW (old), but I am not very well versed at using it.
Here's the question:
Is there any way to use a scanner to determine where the interference is coming from so that it can be addressed?
I use an internet service provider which provides service via a radio tower as opposed to satellite or hard wire. Sometimes there is interference which slows down the service so much that I get kicked of of my secure employer network when I am teleworking.
The ISP tells me they use a frequency in the 900s.
I have a scanner, Uniden 210XW (old), but I am not very well versed at using it.
Here's the question:
Is there any way to use a scanner to determine where the interference is coming from so that it can be addressed?