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Spencerbozo
Apr 10, 2021Aspirant
Connecting to Owlet
I’m trying to connect the owlet sock to my WiFi. I have reached out to there support and they say “my router is blocking” so it’s my router. In order to connect it to my WiFi I have to join the owlet...
Spencerbozo
Apr 10, 2021Aspirant
As stated in my post, I did contact them and they defer to the router being an issue.
They do say this on their website but I can’t find this info in my router settings.
“ Scan the page until you find something with a title like "Wireless Standard" or "Wireless Mode." Often there is a drop down menu next to it that contains options like: 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11b/g, 802.11n. Set your router to one of the following standards: 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11b/g.”
They do say this on their website but I can’t find this info in my router settings.
“ Scan the page until you find something with a title like "Wireless Standard" or "Wireless Mode." Often there is a drop down menu next to it that contains options like: 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11b/g, 802.11n. Set your router to one of the following standards: 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11b/g.”
Dsanks08
Aug 13, 2021Aspirant
I'm having this same issue. Has anyone found a resolution?
- FURRYe38Aug 13, 2021Guru - Experienced User
You'll need to contact the Mfr for help, information and support for there product.
Make sure the wifi security mode on the modem is supporting of there product. Some devices may not support WPA2/AES or some may require WPA2 and AES so be sure thats enabled on the modem.
Be sure to contact the mfr for help and information regarding this.
Good Luck.
Dsanks08 wrote:
I'm having this same issue. Has anyone found a resolution?
- SpencerbozoAug 13, 2021AspirantIt did end up being my netgear router. I bought a new router and the sock connected fine. No thanks to either company and netgear got more of my money… sad…