We are unable to use a baby monitor and WIFI at the same time, how can we change the frequency

If you are having trouble pairing your Graco WiFi baby monitor to your phone, there are a few things you can try:

1. Check the distance: Make sure that your phone and the baby monitor are close enough to each other to establish a connection.
2. Check your WiFi: Make sure that your phone is connected to a stable WiFi network and that the baby monitor is connected to the same network.
3. Check the firmware: Make sure that your baby monitor has the latest firmware update.
4. Restart the monitor: Try restarting both the phone and the baby monitor and then try pairing them again.
5. Check the manual: Make sure you are following the correct pairing instructions, refer to the user manual or the manufacturer's website for guidance.
6. Factory reset: If the above steps don't work, try factory resetting both the monitor and phone, and then try pairing them again.
7. Contact manufacturer: If the problem persists, contact the manufacturer for further assistance or check if it's still under warranty.

It's important to note that the steps may vary depending on the model, firmware version and the region. It's best to check the manufacturer's manual or online guide for specific instructions.

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Reset it by removing power to it or this.

How do I reset my Victure baby monitor?
The LCD screen illuminates and starts up automatically after a few seconds. Press and hold the Music button at least 3 seconds will turn on the music player and play lullaby, through the baby unit, long press the button for 3 seconds again will turn off it.
https://www.google.com/search?q=victure+pc420+reset

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You may be getting too much interference from other WiFi electronics, or your battery is going dead. Not enough info to give a perfect answer.
Owner's manual - Manual Bob Manuals

Well first thing to try is always batteries... get some good alkaline ones where needed and charge the rechargeable ones as needed.

There may be interference in the area - like a baby monitor, a wireless door bell... even though they shouldn't - a cheap neighbours Wifi security camera can send out all kinds of signals -

try again in a different location - fairly far away.



Also possible you were shipped a transmitter with the wrong frequency band for the truck - usually they come in several frequencies so you can run two or more together - see if there is a setting on the transmitter and truck to switch both to same frequency.

• Choose a model with a frequency of 900 MHz or higher so that it will reduce the interference and increase the clarity
• Go wireless
• A video monitor
• A model with "low battery" indicator
• A model with a sound activated light so that it flashes when it detects noise
• The smaller the receiver, the more you can easily carry it around the house

if you can log in to your router, change the wifi channel, if you can't then there's probably not much you can do apart from trying to keep them as far apart as possible. cordless phones can also cause this problem as they are all using the 2.4G frequency. If you know your internet providers settings, it might be possible to purchase one of the newer dual band routers. These use the 5G frequency band as well as the 2.4G just for these instances.

It may still have been damaged internally.

any batteries in them???? they could need to be replaced,,,

The Graco digital iMonitor scrambles the signal as it travels between the monitor and the receiver, making signals nearly impossible to be heard by others.

I had good experience with this product, it didn't suffer from the static noise problem.

Baby monitors apparently are all on 2.4GHz frequency range. Phones have to be either beneath ie 1.8GHz or above eg 5.4GHz and no interference will occur. So simply had to change the phone because its frequency range was 2.4GHz.