Motor boating noise on Fios phones

Its seems my cordless phones interfere with the direct connect phone. Sounds like a motor boat when you are on the wired phone and someone picks up the cordless (wireless) phone. Anyone else have this problem or know the fix for this.........I have two 900 mhz phones and a 2.4 ghz.
Thanks

If you are having an issue with your Verizon service, you can use the Verizon Troubleshooter to fix and report issues with your Verizon Phone, FiOS TV, or Internet Service, as well as to schedule a repair, here is the link:
http://www.verizon.com/repair
You can find tools on the Verizon Residential Support page that may help you diagnose your issue:
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Having problems with encoder readings due to motor commutation noise

Hello everyone,
I wanted to ask for advice with a hardware problem which I believe is rather usual.
Here I describe my application:
We are controlling an electric actuator for a robotics application. We are using encoders to take position readings and we need to perform analog acquisition for other measurements (such as force measured with strain gauges).
The problem is:
In summary, I am having problems to acquire properly position readings from a quadrature linear encoders and also some analog inputs. The cause is the commutation noise generated by the motor drive we are using (which is a brushless dc motor Moog BN-23-23).
Our acquisition platform is a NI PXI-8106 with a PXI-1042Q chassis. We have two possibilities to acquire the signals. We have a multifunction DAQ M series NI PXI-6259 and a FlexRIO NI PXI-7951R with a DIO module NI PXI-6581R.
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The Accelnet amplifier module that feeds the electric motor provides us with a clock signal synchronized with the noise (which frequency is about 1/4 of the noise frequency). This clock signal provides a mean to solve the problem of the analog acquisition. We can use this clock to perform a buffered acquisition with an external clock in LabView connecting the clock to a PFI pin or to the FPGA card. But the noise is also corrupting this clock signal (we get a daqmx error warning us about possible glitches in the clock signal, and also stopping the acquisition). I believe that solving the encoder problem we can solve also the analog acquisition problem.
In the encoder readings the noise is making our counter count upwards or backwards gradually rather fast. We can get an increase in position of about 10 cm/second without any appreciable movement in the linear actuator.
It would be of great help if anyone could post the solution he is using to solve this problem.
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PS: I insist in my belief that we are having a hardware issue, because we are only having bad readings when the electric motor is working. I am convinced so because we have already performed encoder and analog readings using other drives, such as hydraulic cylinders. Thus, I think that it is not a problem of our software (of our LabView VI).
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Hi jespestana,
I'm not sure why the noise would be causing your encoder measurement to increment more slowly... However I do have one suggestion on the M Series board (6259):
The M Series cards have built-in digital filtering on the PFI lines (see the M Series User Manual). It sounds like the noise is a series of ~3 us pulses (1/10 of 1/30 kHz). One of the available filtering frequencies that you may set on your M Series is 6.425 us, which should ignore any pulses (high or low) that are less than 6.425 us. You may set digital filtering with a DAQmx Property Node:
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With regards to the Flex RIO, I believe you could implement something similar on the FPGA, but I'm probably not the best person to comment about this. It would likely be a great deal more work than using the built-in filtering of the DAQmx API.
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