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Securifi Products => Almond+ => Topic started by: mcgap235 on August 30, 2014, 12:05:02 pm
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I am on a MacBook Pro 2013 running Mavericks OS and with Airport Utility. I have done the connections for my new Almond+ and the touch screen lights up and I can advance to the point where it says to go to the security website. So there is internet connection to that point. However, when I select one of the two options to connect to Almond+ (2.5 or 5.0), a box comes up wanting the WPA2 password. I have no idea what it is looking for. I have tried other passwords for the previous network, admin, blank spaces etc. But when and if the join button activates, it shows an error.
I know I must be missing something here and it's probably simple and I'm just not getting it. It's obvious that Airport Utility knows the network is there. I just can't get past this password block.
I'd appreciate any help with this.
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Please tap on the Wireless tile in the LCD UI and you'll see the Wi-Fi password for the 2.4 and 5GHz networks by tapping in the corresponding tab.
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Thanks for the help! You probably know this already, but when the Almond+ fires up, the screen that comes up is for the Wizard which did not take me anywhere that I could tap into the password. But when I chose not to use the Wizard, then the screen with the Wireless Setting options appeared. No doubt I should have figured this out, but it would be helpful if the instructions pointed this out somewhere. I'm set up now. Appreciate your help.
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Right, you do have a point and I'll discuss this with the software team.
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Thanks for the help! You probably know this already, but when the Almond+ fires up, the screen that comes up is for the Wizard which did not take me anywhere that I could tap into the password. But when I chose not to use the Wizard, then the screen with the Wireless Setting options appeared. No doubt I should have figured this out, but it would be helpful if the instructions pointed this out somewhere. I'm set up now. Appreciate your help.
I had this exact same problem. I only ended up discovering the other option by accident.
It was quite frustrating.
At the very least they should display the current password for the WiFi within the wizard itself!
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We're going to make changes to the wizard so the Wi-Fi SSID's and passwords are shown.