Echo & Alexa Forums
General Category => Echo Technical Support => Topic started by: pcombs on February 05, 2021, 04:50:55 pm
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I had two gen 1 Dots and a gen 3 Dot. All were working fine on my network. I deceided to upgrade the gen 1 Dots to gen 3s and started having connection issues.
When setting up the Dots I gave them the long, 64-bit password I'd always used. The Android Alexa app kept returning an "incorrect password" error. Then I chose to un-hide the password in the app and have a look. It displayed all the correct characters for the password except for the very last character. I tried repeatedly to add it in but I couldn't do so. Dropping the last two characters in that password and attempting connection allowed it to work.
Is there a known bug in the Amazon Alexa app, or is there a limit on the password length?
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what password are you talking about, the router password or amazon.com password.
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what password are you talking about, the router password or amazon.com password.
Router password.
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as far as I know, there are no limits to the length. Did a bit of research and nothing. a couple of things to look at, do you keep your ssid hidden? If so, unhide it till you get things working. Are you using 2.4GHz? If not, switch to that.