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Good luck and HNY!
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Good luck and HNY!
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I refer to the password of Oppo Sonica Dac, page 14.
http://download.oppodigital.com/sonica-dac/Sonica DAC User Manual V1.14_clickable.pdf
Thank you as well.
I leave my query open.
I think you may try first the Device settings in the phone app, or the app settings as well. I do not remember well right now, but there should be possible a passord recovery or rewriting. Sonica should be able to be connected to any wifi network, through the mobile app, using any pass.
If your phone virtual keyboards it can be set it up for different languages, the encoding of the keyboard keys may be different for the same letters/figures. Before you key in the pass, ensure the virtual keyboard on your phone it is set for the same language as when you keyed in the pass first time.
Using a cabled network connection it may also reset the use og WiFi section inside the network module in Sonica. I would like to connect Sonica through a cable to the router, using it this way for a short while, and then repeat the wireless connection procedure.
Another thing to try is reset to factory settings, turn off the device, disconnect it from AC power, and then after a while reconnect it, power on, trying again the wireless connection.
If your phone virtual keyboards it can be set it up for different languages, the encoding of the keyboard keys may be different for the same letters/figures. Before you key in the pass, ensure the virtual keyboard on your phone it is set for the same language as when you keyed in the pass first time.
Using a cabled network connection it may also reset the use og WiFi section inside the network module in Sonica. I would like to connect Sonica through a cable to the router, using it this way for a short while, and then repeat the wireless connection procedure.
Another thing to try is reset to factory settings, turn off the device, disconnect it from AC power, and then after a while reconnect it, power on, trying again the wireless connection.
Hi Coris
With the exception of the test with a network cable, I have proceeded with everything else and follow the message of "The connection failed, wrong password"
I found that the security selection does not match, I think I should select WPA2, but I'm not sure .....
The sketch by hand is the configuration in the smart phone.
The photo on the screen corresponds to the WI FI connection properties of the netbook.
What do you think ? I do ?
Thanks friend
With the exception of the test with a network cable, I have proceeded with everything else and follow the message of "The connection failed, wrong password"
I found that the security selection does not match, I think I should select WPA2, but I'm not sure .....
The sketch by hand is the configuration in the smart phone.
The photo on the screen corresponds to the WI FI connection properties of the netbook.
What do you think ? I do ?
Thanks friend
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For sure the type of security it should match both sides. You should also remember which security type it was when you created the password first time. The pass is encrypted very different, or not at all, function the type of security. You can also use "None"on both sides, and see if it works so.
Also when connecting the network cable, it switch off the Wifi section and so a kind of reset occur in that section. It could be beneficial a such experiment in your case. The cabled connection does not ask for, or it need a password.
When about the virtual keyboard on the phone, no matter which keyboard app is used (Google or whatever), a language selection is available in its settings. If you had the keyboard selected for English when creating the password, and then you may key in the pass on a keyboard set it on other language, the keys are not encoded in the same manner, even thought you may not see important differences on how it looks the keyboard on your screen. This detail it is important when about keying in a password.
If you (created) typed in the password from a (for say) English keyboard (on your mobile or on a laptop), you should retype the same password on a keyboard also set it for English. If the language does not match next time you type in the pass, the targeted device may not recognise the keys encoding and password will fail.
Also when connecting the network cable, it switch off the Wifi section and so a kind of reset occur in that section. It could be beneficial a such experiment in your case. The cabled connection does not ask for, or it need a password.
When about the virtual keyboard on the phone, no matter which keyboard app is used (Google or whatever), a language selection is available in its settings. If you had the keyboard selected for English when creating the password, and then you may key in the pass on a keyboard set it on other language, the keys are not encoded in the same manner, even thought you may not see important differences on how it looks the keyboard on your screen. This detail it is important when about keying in a password.
If you (created) typed in the password from a (for say) English keyboard (on your mobile or on a laptop), you should retype the same password on a keyboard also set it for English. If the language does not match next time you type in the pass, the targeted device may not recognise the keys encoding and password will fail.
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Hi Coris
I did as you recommended, I used the Oppo Sonica directly with the network cable for a few days.
Then, I disconnected the WI FI router for a whole day, I re-entered the same password that was not recognized before, and now yes !
Thank you very much, my friend, it has been a great help !
I did as you recommended, I used the Oppo Sonica directly with the network cable for a few days.
Then, I disconnected the WI FI router for a whole day, I re-entered the same password that was not recognized before, and now yes !
Thank you very much, my friend, it has been a great help !
Hi Coris
I did as you recommended, I used the Oppo Sonica directly with the network cable for a few days.
Then, I disconnected the WI FI router for a whole day, I re-entered the same password that was not recognized before, and now yes !
Thank you very much, my friend, it has been a great help !
Very nice you succeed. You are welcome.
Hei Coric.
Jeg har også en OPPO Sonica. Vil du være interessert i å gjøre en modifikasjonsjobb på min. Hva er estimert pris på deler evt hele jobben.
Henning
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