Setting Up Samsung Blu Ray Internet Connection with AT&T U-Verse - Equals Sign in Pswd

hodgeko - Not sure what you are looking at. I believe, all default wireless passwords are all numeric. Mine is.

If yours was changed, you can go here & change it again to conform to the Samsung requirement - http://192.168.1.254/xslt?PAGE=C_2_1

If the samsung supports WPS. You can turn on WPS on the RG at that same location & click the WPS button there,too.

Then click WPS on the Samsung & it will discover the password.

Of Course, the password cannot contain the equal sign if it is not allowwed by Samsung.

Perhaps you're trying to use the System password (used for logging in to the RG to change parameters) instead of the Wireless Security Passphrase?

Thanks for the quick response. I was trying to type in the password on the side of the AT&T device, the same password I typed into my phone to be able to connect to the Wireless Network in the house. Perhaps that is not the password I need?

Which one are you typing in?

Another option is to go wired. If you cannot get a cat5 to the RG & the nearby STB is fed COAX connect the Samsung to the STB network jack.

Jeffster, I'm using the Wireless Network Key (which has an = sign in it).  That's what I used to access the Wireless Network with my iPhone, so I assumed (perhaps incorrectly) that it would be the same one for the blu ray player.

 Then what do you put in place of the equal sign,  thank you.