Unable to connect Logitech Smart radio to Home Hub...

I am trying to connect my Logitech smart radio via wireless to my homehub 3.
It has connected successfully in the past but is now failing to connect with the comment "unable to connect using password nnn"
nnn = my wirless key.
I have reset the radio to the factory defaults, powered off and on the hub all to no avail.
Other devices can connect via wireless using this key.
Any help would be apprecaited
Thanks
Andy

There is some help on this page.
Wireless connection problems
Its most likely an encryption issue.
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