03-04-2023, 02:14 PM
As I stated (several times), you ABSOLUTELY MUST be using ASCII mode when entering the WiFi router name and password. There is nothing "flakey" about the WiModem. This is a REQUIREMENT of the ALL routers! This is a universal requirement for all routers, which is why neither of the routers you tried worked. This has nothing to do with the WiModem, and why it's the very first thing stated in the user manual. You also noticed the same issue with another WiFi modem product, which makes perfect sense because you are not doing what is required for the router to make a connection.
So, again... you can NOT send PETSCII characters to the router during setup and expect that to work. Only the ASCII character set is supported by routers during setup. Once the router is setup then the format doesn't matter... the router only cares what format is sent to it during setup. You verified this yourself by changing the characters sent to the router, converting them to ASCII.
So, again... you can NOT send PETSCII characters to the router during setup and expect that to work. Only the ASCII character set is supported by routers during setup. Once the router is setup then the format doesn't matter... the router only cares what format is sent to it during setup. You verified this yourself by changing the characters sent to the router, converting them to ASCII.