viva_unix

Hello!
I have a WPA-PSK network and would like to connect my PDA Axim X51v (WM5) to the network. Seems no problem but it is too hard to type the network key in that is actually 64 byte. The past is not allowed there.
Could you tell me how to do it? Is it possible to put the key in registar? If yes, where?
Thank you!

solara

Try a program called TapText

silentknight

Cant you use a password key?

I have my network setup to WPA PSK (TKIP) but it allows me to use a password.

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Haesslich

Resco Keyboard lets you define macro keys - you could, in theory, set up a macro for it that way... but it's risky.

ksong12

You mean risky in terms of security? I wouldn't think its a problem, as long as you don't like frequently let people who you would not let onto your network use our Axim.

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viva_unix

Originally Posted by Haesslich

Resco Keyboard lets you define macro keys - you could, in theory, set up a macro for it that way... but it's risky.

I have Resco keyboard I will try. I just can not type the key in password field. I do not see what I am typing (***) and the key is for about 63 characters long. The key is generated by computer, so it is not readabl. :)

atxplus

I thought that the key is an odinary ASCII string such as a phrase, because that is how I can access my own WPA network.

Noisy Crow

Save it to a text file. Use ActiveSync to copy the text file to your Ax. Open the file on your Ax, copy the key, and paste it into the appropriate field. You may need to use Ctrl-V to paste....