The Tivo wants the Passphrase used not the hexadecimal key that it generates so just use whatever was input into the router.
--- In [email protected], Glen Farney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > When I set up my inlaws S2 on a wifi, it was set up as WEP, and the 'keys' wouldn't work, but I typed in the passphrase, and that worked. Could be all it is. > > Glen > > > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: sanr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 11:55:21 AM > Subject: Re: [TiVo Central] Season Pass/Cable Configuration > > OK, so I must have answered that question correctly, so that's not the problem.The only other thing is when asked the question in > Guided Setup for Network Password; I used the WEP number because Charter originally did so I thought I should stick with it. But > maybe by 'Password' they meant the Pass Phrase, which is different in my records.This is for the wireless Linksys router. could it > make all this difference? > > Charter is coming out again this afternoon to see what the problem is, so I would like to be able to understand this before they ask > me and I don't know what to tell them.Because sometimes they seem to rely heavily on what I tell them to come to some conclusions. > > Thanks. > > > A TV antenna - the classic rabbit ears or an HDTV antenna - connected > to the antenna 'in' jack on the TiVo. > > > Would you consider the TiVo Wireless G USB Network Adapter an > > antenna that would cause me to answer 'yes' to 'Cable & Antenna'? > > No. > > > The only other antenna in the area is one that is connected to my > > Sony DVD player, which is also tied in with the plasma and TiVo. I'm > > not really too knowledgeable on how radio waves work, but I'm > > wondering if the cordless phone and other peripherals could act as > > antennas and cause signals to be picked up if they are close enough? > > Absolutely not. > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
