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‎02-04-2016 06:19 AM

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Hi tangcla,

I got some suggestions from HP support, that did not help.

But, I have tested one other thing and it migth work. Need to test it for some longer time before I am sure.

 

Now in my router I have changed so that the wifi signal is on a fixed channel (e.g. 6 for "Control chanel") and  "Channel bandwidth" to 20 MHz. Previous settings for "Control chanel"  was auto and for "Channel bandwidth" was 20/40 MHz.

 

I think the problem can be due to the printer do not like if the wifi is changing channel when sleeping but I am not sure.

 

It migth be worth testing it 😉

 

Cheers,

Torbjörn

‎02-04-2016 06:50 AM

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Thanks Torbjorn, but I'm already running a fixed wireless channel here.

The problem persists even when using a wired connection to the printer, so it's not a wireless issue, it seems to be a networking issue.

‎02-05-2016 04:01 AM

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Ok, I was a bit to fast with my post. The printer did actually wake-up once a few minutes after it went to sleep. But after sleeping for a few hours it did not woke-up.

 

Not solved yet.

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