That's the key - WEP networks are a little special. (You mentioned previously the WiFi was WPA. )
To setup WEP on the photon requires you add some extra information to the WEP password, specifically:
- the index of the WEP key (0-3) (in your router it's probably labelled 1-4, so just subtract 1)
- the length of the key, typically 5 or 13 bytes
- the key itself
For example, let's say we have the key 123456789A at index 0, then this would be written as
0005123456789A
Breaking that down:
-
00
- this is the key index 0. Other possible values are01
,02
,03
. -
05
- this is the length of the 40-bit key (5 bytes - it's the number of letters/numbers in the key divided by 2). Another possible value is0D
for 104-bit keys. -
123456789A
- the remainder is the actual key