Well, part one of the problem was solved… I sold the P1S that I had purchased. However, to resolve the other issue, I tried logging out of the X1C, per your simple solution. (Sorry for coming off gruff btw), and it worked exactly as expected. I now have 2 machines that are not logged into the same account, apparently there is an account User_2384832478923 (or whatever random number) that the printer was originally logged into (and the app was before I ‘upgraded’ it), and the account that I logged into the forum in (where all my support tickets are)… Apparently, they are different accounts…
So… My two other machines are no longer able to see the printer and print to it, I assume the solution is to login using google on the phone (which will disconnect me from the support tickets I had in the past, but that is OK, they are mostly closed)
Not sure exactly how I ended up with two accounts in the first place… I was a bit concerned that I might end up in this situation if I logged out… But, hey, there is only a small chance that could happen.
I just need to figure out how to merge the accounts… One has my support stuff and forum, and the other has the last 870 hours of printing data, however, I’m not sure if there is anything saved there that matters (I’d hope not)… In any event, I now have one of the machines connected again… two to go.
It seems like this could be done easier, say ‘click on X menu item and bring up the info’, but maybe the primary issue is that when I upgraded the app it logged me out, and when I logged back in, it was on the support account not the auto-created on that I was never able to figure out how to configure, so it stayed ‘user_xxxxx’… Don’t know… in any event, the printer is now on the other account so I need to switch over the other two machines to that account…
I didn’t realize that somehow I had gotten two accounts created, and that would explain why it didn’t show up the account in the other one. Of course, had I just stayed logged in when I upgraded the app (say, if the app had stored the login info in the storage that is provided under the app configuration on the iPhone), then I’d never have seen the issue…
Hopefully, there isn’t anything critical stored in the account, and when I switch over the other two accounts nothing will be changed, and the ‘sync’ will sync out from those machines and not just wipe everything locally out…
Sigh, in any event, sorry about the tone…
Oh, and I wasn’t referring to 5G (a Cellular network config), but 5 Ghz WiFi spped when I said 5 Ghz. My WiFi is auto-switched between 2.4Ghz and 5 Ghz WiFi, and the device will auto-switch between them. It doesn’t ask me on my iPhone which I want to use (you can configure a router to split them so you have a SSID for 2.4 Ghz and another one for 5 Ghz, but my router is not so configured, that way I just use the single SSID which is my network name I want to connect to. So, my phone always connects at 5 Ghz to the WIFI (nothing to do with the Cellular 5G network). And I’m not even sure how you can only support 2.4 Ghz, but to be fair, It has been a while since I did any native iPhone programming of socket level communication, and the last time I did 2.4 Ghz was the max that existed.)
PS: I was able to logout during a print, and not mess things up too much, but I was printing from a file it saved internally so it wasn’t being downloaded from the cloud. So don’t know if that would have been an issue during the other print or not.