It can be even more complicated!

I have a whole afternoon / evening needed to install the Air, all advice from the Internet read, install the update from my previous reviewers already mentioned, repeatedly tried a variety of installation options with different computers on different networks - result: the thing ran not in Wi-Fi.
I turned therefore last night still send an email to the support of B & W and today got a reply. Essentially, I was advised to check again if I really use the latest version of iTunes and similar useful information. Then in the middle so the following sentence:

"Another important note:
Please avoid the use of special characters in the WLAN or network Password!

Does your wireless Password special characters such as "/" or "%"?
These are not part of the Zeppelin Air Password dialog.
(If, however, can be taken into account in the future.) "

I thought, I do not read properly. Sure, my password is a "&". Since I had tried everything else so, this seemed to be the solution to be able, if the Zeppelin not know how I guessed by now, had a defect.
After changing the password in the TimeCapsule (and then also connected to all other devices) the installation went without any problems and I enjoy writing this text the outstanding sound of the instrument, controlled without any problems from the iPad at the desk.

I hope I can have one or the other, of its network in the Password and how I as recommended repeatedly, secures and with special characters, to help and protect him from a nervous breakdown the. A very big minus but at Bowers & Wilkins, who do not feel it necessary to publish such a serious limitation when installing; neither in the printed installation instructions somewhere on their support site for the Air in the net. There is one star less.
Thanks to Mr S. of product management of B & W, I was sitting without your important and correct information is still on dry land.

Supplement after a few days operation:
If the Air is connected to the HomeNet, work fine all iOS devices, the response time is fast and the sound anyway outstanding. When connected! Here the lies the rub. The Zeppelin remains after it has been in operation for some time (several hours.) When not in use on standby and then takes his uncomplaining playback function true. Only sometime - the instructions are not about information - it will shut off so that he is no longer in the network is responsive. Now experimentation is needed, because now he does not want more.

I have him off with the pretty indeed, but little handy and even more confusing remote control and switched on again - nothing happens. Something helpless I press the little buttons that the different inputs (connected iPod, USB, other device or the network) selects. I can but unfortunately at the tiny light-emitting diode on the Dock of the Zeppelin not realize what mode I just find myself; the allegedly different coloring of the diode can not be seen. It gelngt me not in this way even after zeitaufwändigem waiting to connect.

Fortunately the works Hölzfällermethode: purely out from the wall outlet, wait a bit and again. Now the Zeppelin is switched on again after about 30 seconds the net and I hear again his great sound. Only: It is very elegant, this method does not, right? It should be crafted to the software part of B & W, that we find; I certainly hope for an early update.