Greetings,
I had 3 of these at a client. Worked very well in their labs.
This is likely going to be related to the type of wireless network you are connecting to.
Please tell us more about your network configuration, AP and hardware? The 622 has a 2.4Ghz radio and can only connect to ta 2.4Ghz broadcast. If you are using a dual or tri-band router with the same SSID name for all broadcasts, the printer can become confused. Using unique names for each broadcast can help. You can also try disabling 5G temporarily, connecting to the 2.4 broadcast, then re-enable. Supported security standards are WEP, WPA-PSK1 and 2. Use WPA. If your wireless network supports 802.11r, etc, you may need to disable it.
PSK means "pre-shared key"
This should get you going. 😀
~Rick
Bay Area - CA
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