Hi well this isn't too much of a problem. What you need to do is simply reset the router, then simply log in via a browser and then set the WAP/WEP security codes again,or simply read the existing data?
broadband.motorola.com/noflash/customer_docs/user.../506705-001.pdf
broadband.motorola.com/noflash/customer.../507755-001.pdf -
www.retrevo.com > ... > Motorola Wireless Router Manuals -
Hi above are the links for your manuals.
There should/may be a small hole at the rear of the unit, (If NO hole etc, please see manual for how to factory reset) press the button in the hole for a few seconds this will reset the router back to Default settings, just as if it came straight from the factory. Then you can log in via a browser by typing in the address, like, 192.168.1.245... or whatever YOUR one is, it will be in the manual, then use the Default logon and password, then you can do whatever you want, once you are "In" the router.
This time copy/paste the data to a notepad document and save it for use later.
) next to them.
) in the status bar at the top of the screen shows connection strength. The more bars you see, the stronger the connection.). 
) next to a network you've joined before. Then tap "Forget this Network."
) next to a network.120 views
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