on 13-06-2020 10:06
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 13-06-2020 13:04
13-06-2020 10:26 - edited 13-06-2020 10:30
13-06-2020 10:26 - edited 13-06-2020 10:30
Assuming all 3 devices are on the same WiFi network, @AOKR :
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-add-printer-to-iphone
(note your WiFi router may actually have 2 WiFi networks, a 5GHz and a 2.4GHz, make sure all 3 devices are on the same one!)
on 13-06-2020 10:51
13-06-2020 11:31 - edited 13-06-2020 11:33
13-06-2020 11:31 - edited 13-06-2020 11:33
This can involve fiddling with your WiFi router if it is a dual-band model to separate the 5GHz from the 2.4GHz signals, so they have uniquely identifiable SSIDs. Before going there, you should be able to tell which signal each phone is using, to be sure this is the source of your issues. My phone (android) shows the signal type I am using - does the iPhone, each of them, offer similar info ?
On mine, left red box shows the 2.4GHz Network Settings, the right green box shows the 5GHz one. Note how I have added 5G to the partially-obscured SSID at the top of the right photo.
If you are sure your phones are each using a different signal frequency, then we can figure out how to modify your WiFi router to separate the 2 different signals.
With me up to now, @AOKR?
on 13-06-2020 11:42
13-06-2020 11:48 - edited 13-06-2020 12:21
13-06-2020 11:48 - edited 13-06-2020 12:21
If all worked fine up to yesterday, @AOKR, have you completely powered-off your XR phone to see if it comes back on OK? You might want to do this whilst near the printer, to increase the chances of the XR getting the same SSID/WiFi network as your printer is using for its WiFi.
on 13-06-2020 13:04
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