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Explained why its not possible to define passwords in code
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You can also force a termination of the setup process at any time by pressing and holding the Control Button for 3 seconds, at which time the Status LED will begin to flash rapidly (10 times per second). Upon releasing the button HomeSpan will close down its temporary WiFi network and reboot the device without making any changes.
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It is not possible to programmatically define the WiFi access data or the setup code. This is a intentional decision to avoid that passwords are unintentionally sent with the code.
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## Pairing to HomeKit
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HomeSpan devices can be paired to Apple HomeKit anytime the device is in the **READY‑TO‑PAIR** state. If the device is in the **NO‑WIFI state**, it must first be connected to your home WiFi network before it can be paired to HomeKit (see [Setting HomeSpan’s WiFi Credentials and Setup Code](#setting-homespans-wifi-credentials-and-setup-code)). If the device is already in the **PAIRED** state but it is not appearing in HomeKit, you may need to manually unpair the device so it can be re-paired.
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