I'll not flood both threads.
I have to say, that just not my experience with either device.
Even though both devices could easily find my router's SSID with AT*N (ATN) commands, and display
It took me a while with the WiModem to even fall across it might be the underscore. Since, WPS wasn't working for me, and there's no underscore on a C64 keyboard (I'm rather new to C64s), my only way to try manually was the AT*NSx command. As soon as I removed the underscore, WPS worked, and so did AT*NSx. After upgrading the firmware, and putting the underscore back in, WPS and AT*NSx commands worked as expected.
I had the same problem again with the WiModem232 while being used on an Atari ST. AT*N showed my router, but AT*WPS, nor AT*NSx would connect to that SSID. After removing the underscore - again all commands worked as normal.
I'm not going to say my SSID and password, but I'll give your the lengths of them, if it's something to do with that instead.
SSID: 1234567890123_optout
PASS: 12345678
My connecting up the devices wasn't just I tried a command and it didn't work. I was scratching my head for a good 30 minutes, double checking and triple checking I was entering the commands and passwords correctly.
Removing the underscore I found to be the only fix.
I have to say, that just not my experience with either device.
Even though both devices could easily find my router's SSID with AT*N (ATN) commands, and display
It took me a while with the WiModem to even fall across it might be the underscore. Since, WPS wasn't working for me, and there's no underscore on a C64 keyboard (I'm rather new to C64s), my only way to try manually was the AT*NSx command. As soon as I removed the underscore, WPS worked, and so did AT*NSx. After upgrading the firmware, and putting the underscore back in, WPS and AT*NSx commands worked as expected.
I had the same problem again with the WiModem232 while being used on an Atari ST. AT*N showed my router, but AT*WPS, nor AT*NSx would connect to that SSID. After removing the underscore - again all commands worked as normal.
I'm not going to say my SSID and password, but I'll give your the lengths of them, if it's something to do with that instead.
SSID: 1234567890123_optout
PASS: 12345678
My connecting up the devices wasn't just I tried a command and it didn't work. I was scratching my head for a good 30 minutes, double checking and triple checking I was entering the commands and passwords correctly.
Removing the underscore I found to be the only fix.