Canon ip6600D multiple printer profiles

Hi Everyone
Just starting to use Lightroom to print again, after having had a bad experience at the start (just as likely to have been user error as 1.0 problems).
I have a Canon ip6600D, and Lightroom offers me 6 profiles for it, called:
MP2
PR1
PR2
PR3
SP2
SP3
What do these letters stand for? What are the difference between the profiles?
So far I have tried the first three, and have got some good results, but am slightly worried that I don't understand what exactly the status is of these profiles.
Supplementary question: with a correctly calibrated monitor, should it be possible to get monitor-to-print accuracy using only one printer profile all the time? And if so why are there six different ones?...
Thanks in advance
Nic
(just an inexperienced but keen amateur)
PowerBook G4, 1Gb RAM, files on LaCie D2 500Gb Firewire 800, Canon ip6600D USB

Since Canon by design tends to produce very vibrant, saturated reds and blues that can present a printing challenge beyond using the right printer/paper profile at times. If you are using Canon RAW files, you might want to reduce those colors with the sliders in the HSL section of LR.
The amount needed depends on your taste, so you will need to experiment a bit by printing some strips (little paper waste that way)to find out how much, if any, you need to take one or both of those color ranges down a bit in particular images, or, if you find that those colors need modification for all images you can use the Camera Calibration section of LR.
Sometimes, when I have just a region of the image that needs having the red or blue reduced, I send the image to Lightzone or Photoshop (often with the NIK Viveza plugin) for external editing, since LR's control at this time is global, not selective.

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u'om_ea5_155.93x228.95mm',
u'oe_w612h936_8.5x13in',
u'om_w535h697_188.74x245.89mm',
u'om_w569h731_200.73x257.88mm',
u'om_w348h527_122.77x185.91mm',
u'om_w365h561_128.76x197.91mm',
u'om_w391h612_137.94x215.9mm',
u'om_w442h663_155.93x233.89mm',
u'om_w314h504_110.77x177.8mm',
u'om_w314h513_110.77x180.98mm',
u'om_w283h425_99.84x149.93mm',
u'om_w420h567_148.17x200.03mm',
u'om_w340h666_119.94x234.95mm',
u'om_w255h581_89.96x204.96mm',
u'om_w255h581-l_204.96x89.96mm',
u'om_w297h666_104.78x234.95mm',
u'om_w277h538_97.72x189.79mm',
u'om_w277h538-l_189.79x97.72mm',
u'om_com10_104.78x241.3mm',
u'om_w315h414_111.13x146.05mm',
u'om_monarch_98.43x190.5mm',
u'om_monarch-l_190.5x98.43mm',
u'om_w288h387_101.6x136.53mm',
u'oe_w288h504_4x7in',
u'om_w288h512_101.6x180.62mm',
u'om_w253h337_89.25x118.89mm',
u'om_w155h244_54.68x86.08mm',
u'om_w155h257_54.68x90.66mm',
u'om_w283h566_99.84x199.67mm',
u'custom_min_0.35x0.35mm',
u'custom_max_215.9x676.28mm'],
'media-top-margin-supported': [0, 635, 600],
'media-type-supported': [u'stationery',
u'photo-plus-gloss2',
u'photo-pro2',
u'photo-pro-plat',
u'photo-pro-semi-gloss',
u'photographic-glossy',
u'photopaper-matte',
u'stationery-coated',
u'hagaki-a',
u'ink-jet-hagaki',
u'canon-photo-hagaki-k',
u'pro-photo-hagaki-p',
u'hagaki',
u'tshirt',
u'envelope',
u'photopaper-other'],
'multiple-document-handling-supported': [u'separate-documents-uncollated-copies',
u'separate-documents-collated-copies'],
'multiple-document-jobs-supported': True,
'multiple-operation-time-out': 300,
'natural-language-configured': u'cs-cz',
'notify-attributes-supported': [u'printer-state-change-time',
u'notify-lease-expiration-time',
u'notify-subscriber-user-name'],
'notify-events-default': [u'job-completed'],
'notify-events-supported': [u'job-completed',
u'job-config-changed',
u'job-created',
u'job-progress',
u'job-state-changed',
u'job-stopped',
u'printer-added',
u'printer-changed',
u'printer-config-changed',
u'printer-deleted',
u'printer-finishings-changed',
u'printer-media-changed',
u'printer-modified',
u'printer-restarted',
u'printer-shutdown',
u'printer-state-changed',
u'printer-stopped',
u'server-audit',
u'server-restarted',
u'server-started',
u'server-stopped'],
'notify-lease-duration-default': 86400,
'notify-lease-duration-supported': (0,
2147483647),
'notify-max-events-supported': [100],
'notify-pull-method-supported': [u'ippget'],
'notify-schemes-supported': [u'dbus',
u'mailto',
u'rss'],
'number-up-default': 1,
'number-up-supported': [1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 16],
'operations-supported': [2,
4,
5,
6,
8,
9,
10,
11,
12,
13,
14,
16,
17,
18,
19,
20,
21,
22,
23,
24,
25,
26,
27,
28,
34,
35,
37,
38,
56,
57,
59,
16385,
16386,
16387,
16388,
16389,
16390,
16391,
16392,
16393,
16394,
16395,
16396,
16397,
16398,
16399,
16423,
14],
'orientation-requested-default': None,
'orientation-requested-supported': [3,
4,
5,
6],
'output-bin-default': u'face-down',
'output-bin-supported': [u'face-down'],
'output-mode-default': u'color',
'output-mode-supported': [u'monochrome',
u'color'],
'page-ranges-supported': True,
'pages-per-minute': 1,
'pages-per-minute-color': 1,
'pdf-k-octets-supported': (0, 7091968),
'pdf-versions-supported': [u'adobe-1.2',
u'adobe-1.3',
u'adobe-1.4',
u'adobe-1.5',
u'adobe-1.6',
u'adobe-1.7',
u'iso-19005-1_2005',
u'iso-32000-1_2008',
u'pwg-5102.3'],
'pdl-override-supported': [u'attempted'],
'port-monitor': u'none',
'port-monitor-supported': [u'none'],
'print-color-mode-default': u'color',
'print-color-mode-supported': [u'monochrome',
u'color'],
'print-quality-default': 4,
'print-quality-supported': [4, 5],
'printer-commands': [u'AutoConfigure',
u'Clean',
u'PrintSelfTestPage'],
'printer-current-time': '(IPP_TAG_DATE)',
'printer-dns-sd-name': None,
'printer-error-policy': u'stop-printer',
'printer-error-policy-supported': [u'abort-job',
u'retry-current-job',
u'retry-job',
u'stop-printer'],
'printer-icons': u'http://localhost:631/icons/Canon_MP550_series1111.png',
'printer-info': u'Canon MP550 series',
'printer-is-accepting-jobs': True,
'printer-is-shared': True,
'printer-location': u'',
'printer-make-and-model': u'Canon PIXMA MP550 - CUPS+Gutenprint v5.2.9',
'printer-more-info': u'http://localhost:631/printers/Canon_MP550_series1111',
'printer-name': u'Canon_MP550_series1111',
'printer-op-policy': u'default',
'printer-op-policy-supported': [u'authenticated',
u'default'],
'printer-resolution-default': (600, 600, 3),
'printer-resolution-supported': [(601,
600,
3),
(600,
600,
3),
(602,
600,
3),
(300,
300,
3),
(603,
600,
3),
(604,
600,
3),
(605,
600,
3),
(606,
600,
3),
(607,
600,
3),
(608,
600,
3),
(609,
600,
3),
(610,
600,
3),
(611,
600,
3)],
'printer-settable-attributes-supported': [u'printer-info',
u'printer-location'],
'printer-state': 3,
'printer-state-change-time': 1355402470,
'printer-state-message': u'Printing page 1, 3%',
'printer-state-reasons': [u'none'],
'printer-type': 10522636,
'printer-up-time': 1355403134,
'printer-uri-supported': [u'ipp://localhost:631/printers/Canon_MP550_series1111'],
'printer-uuid': u'urn:uuid:6caa3418-d731-3835-5ffa-5f3d6f79bf61',
'queued-job-count': 0,
'server-is-sharing-printers': True,
'sides-default': u'one-sided',
'sides-supported': [u'one-sided'],
'uri-authentication-supported': [u'requesting-user-name'],
'uri-security-supported': [u'none'],
'which-jobs-supported': [u'completed',
u'not-completed',
u'aborted',
u'all',
u'canceled',
u'pending',
u'pending-held',
u'processing',
u'processing-stopped']}}
Page 4 (Check PPD sanity):
{'cups_printer_ppd_defaults': {u'C0L0': {u'StpFullBleed': u'False',
u'StpInkSet': u'None',
u'StpInkType': u'CMYK'},
u'C1L0': {u'StpBrightness': u'None',
u'StpColorCorrection': u'None',
u'StpContrast': u'None',
u'StpFineBrightness': u'None',
u'StpFineContrast': u'None',
u'StpFineSaturation': u'None',
u'StpImageType': u'TextGraphics',
u'StpSaturation': u'None'},
u'C1L1': {u'StpBlackDensity': u'None',
u'StpCyanDensity': u'None',
u'StpDensity': u'None',
u'StpDitherAlgorithm': u'None',
u'StpFineBlackDensity': u'None',
u'StpFineCyanDensity': u'None',
u'StpFineDensity': u'None',
u'StpFineMagentaDensity': u'None',
u'StpFineYellowDensity': u'None',
u'StpMagentaDensity': u'None',
u'StpYellowDensity': u'None'},
u'C1L2': {u'StpBlackGamma': u'None',
u'StpCyanBalance': u'None',
u'StpCyanGamma': u'None',
u'StpFineBlackGamma': u'None',
u'StpFineCyanBalance': u'None',
u'StpFineCyanGamma': u'None',
u'StpFineGamma': u'None',
u'StpFineMagentaBalance': u'None',
u'StpFineMagentaGamma': u'None',
u'StpFineYellowBalance': u'None',
u'StpFineYellowGamma': u'None',
u'StpGamma': u'None',
u'StpMagentaBalance': u'None',
u'StpMagentaGamma': u'None',
u'StpYellowBalance': u'None',
u'StpYellowGamma': u'None'},
u'C1L4': {u'StpLinearContrast': u'False'},
u'C1L5': {u'StpBlackTrans': u'None',
u'StpFineBlackTrans': u'None',
u'StpFineGCRLower': u'None',
u'StpFineGCRUpper': u'None',
u'StpFineInkLimit': u'None',
u'StpFineLightCyanTrans': u'None',
u'StpFineLightMagentaTrans': u'None',
u'StpFineLightYellowTrans': u'None',
u'StpGCRLower': u'None',
u'StpGCRUpper': u'None',
u'StpInkLimit': u'None',
u'StpLightCyanTrans': u'None',
u'StpLightMagentaTrans': u'None',
u'StpLightYellowTrans': u'None'},
u'General': {u'ColorModel': u'rgb',
u'InputSlot': u'AutoSwitch',
u'MediaType': u'plain',
u'PageRegion': u'A4',
u'PageSize': u'A4',
u'Resolution': u'600dpi',
u'StpColorPrecision': u'Normal',
u'StpQuality': u'Standard',
u'StpiShrinkOutput': u'Shrink'}},
'cups_printer_ppd_valid': True,
'missing_pkgs_and_exes': ([], [])}
Page 5 (Local or remote?):
{'printer_is_remote': False}
Page 6 (Choose device):
{'cups_device_dict': {'device-class': u'direct',
'device-id': u'',
'device-info': u'USB Printer #1 with status readback for Canon IJ',
'device-location': u'',
'device-make-and-model': u'Canon MP550 series'}}
Page 7 (Printer state reasons):
{'printer-state-message': u'Printing page 1, 3%',
'printer-state-reasons': [u'none']}
Page 8 (Error log checkpoint):
{'cups_server_settings': {'BrowseLocalProtocols': 'dnssd',
'DefaultAuthType': 'Basic',
'JobPrivateAccess': 'default',
'JobPrivateValues': 'default',
'MaxLogSize': '2000000',
'SubscriptionPrivateAccess': 'default',
'SubscriptionPrivateValues': 'default',
'SystemGroup': 'sys root',
'WebInterface': 'Yes',
'_debug_logging': '0',
'_remote_admin': '0',
'_remote_any': '0',
'_share_printers': '0',
'_user_cancel_any': '0'},
'error_log_checkpoint': 225411L,
'error_log_debug_logging_set': True}
Page 9 (Print test page):
{'test_page_attempted': '13/pro/2012:13:52:36 +0000',
'test_page_completions': [(37, u'Job completed.')],
'test_page_job_id': [37],
'test_page_job_status': [(True,
37,
'Canon_MP550_series1111',
'Test Page',
'Dokon\xc4\x8deno',
{'attributes-charset': u'utf-8',
'attributes-natural-language': u'cs-cz',
'document-format': u'application/vnd.cups-pdf-banner',
'job-hold-until': u'no-hold',
'job-id': 37,
'job-k-octets': 1,
'job-media-progress': 7,
'job-media-sheets-completed': 1,
'job-more-info': u'http://localhost:631/jobs/37',
'job-preserved': True,
'job-printer-state-message': u'',
'job-printer-state-reasons': [u'none'],
'job-printer-up-time': 1355403172,
'job-printer-uri': u'ipp://localhost:631/printers/Canon_MP550_series1111',
'job-priority': 50,
'job-sheets': [u'none', u'none'],
'job-state': 9,
'job-state-reasons': u'processing-to-stop-point',
'job-uri': u'ipp://localhost:631/jobs/37',
'job-uuid': u'urn:uuid:bfa9f6dc-32e8-3ec1-5d21-064256a15bbf',
'number-of-documents': 1,
'printer-uri': u'ipp://localhost/printers/Canon_MP550_series1111',
'time-at-completed': 1355403157,
'time-at-creation': 1355403156,
'time-at-processing': 1355403156})],
'test_page_successful': False}
Page 10 (Error log fetch):
{'error_log': ['D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 16] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 17] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 16] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 16] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 17] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 17] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 17] 2.0 CUPS-Get-Printers 1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] CUPS-Get-Printers',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for CUPS-Get-Printers (no URI) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 17] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 17] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 14] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 14] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 14] 2.0 Get-Jobs 72',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Get-Jobs ipp://localhost/printers/',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 33] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 34] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for Get-Jobs (ipp://localhost/printers/) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 14] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 14] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 14] 2.0 Get-Jobs 73',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Get-Jobs ipp://localhost/printers/',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 26] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 27] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 28] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 29] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 30] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 31] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 32] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 35] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Job 36] Loading attributes...',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for Get-Jobs (ipp://localhost/printers/) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 14] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 14] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 14] 2.0 Create-Printer-Subscription 74',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Create-Printer-Subscription /',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdCreateSubscription(con=0xb8d09678(14), uri="/")',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] pullmethod="ippget"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] notify-lease-duration=86400',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] notify-time-interval=0',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdAddSubscription(mask=17800, dest=(nil)(), job=(nil)(0), uri="(null)")',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Added subscription #5 for server.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdMarkDirty(----S)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for Create-Printer-Subscription (/) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] 2.0 CUPS-Get-Printers 1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] CUPS-Get-Printers',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for CUPS-Get-Printers (no URI) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] 2.0 CUPS-Get-Printers 1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] CUPS-Get-Printers',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for CUPS-Get-Printers (no URI) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:27 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] 2.0 CUPS-Get-Printers 1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] CUPS-Get-Printers',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for CUPS-Get-Printers (no URI) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] 2.0 CUPS-Get-Printers 1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] CUPS-Get-Printers',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for CUPS-Get-Printers (no URI) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] 2.0 CUPS-Get-Printers 1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] CUPS-Get-Printers',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for CUPS-Get-Printers (no URI) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] 2.0 CUPS-Get-Printers 1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] CUPS-Get-Printers',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for CUPS-Get-Printers (no URI) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 14] POST / HTTP/1.1',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Active clients and dirty files", busy="Dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 14] No authentication data provided.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 14] 2.0 Get-Notifications 75',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] Get-Notifications /',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdIsAuthorized: requesting-user-name="root"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] Returning IPP successful-ok for Get-Notifications (/) from localhost',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Active clients and dirty files"',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 16] Accepted from localhost (Domain)',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] HTTP_WAITING Closing on EOF',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] [Client 15] Closing connection.',
'D [13/Dec/2012:13:52:28 +0100] cupsdSetB

Hello Steven,
The ICA driver is for scanning, not for printing. For Mac OS X 10.6, you need to install the Canon CUPS driver v10.26.
You can download the driver via this link;
http://support-au.canon.com.au/contents/AU/EN/0100137502.html
Looking at the steps, it appears this would have been for a Mac OS X 10.5 installation, given the reference to not using CUPS. It also looks like it could have been one of my replies, although I doubt that I told the user to install the ICA driver for a printing issue. As I said, it is just for scanning and it was only released after Snow Leopard was released.
Pahu

New Canon Pixma MG2220 printer - install problems on Windows XP

I bought a new Pixma MG2220 printer and received it 2 days ago. I followed the instructions and installed it from the provided CD on my 10 year old Compaq S4020WM desktop computer upgraded with 1GB RAM and 1TB hard drive running Windows XP SP3.
The CD installation took a very long time to complete (maybe an hour or so) and things did not work right. In particular the My Image Garden software was very slow and sluggish to respond. So I downloaded and installed the latest drivers and software from the Canon website on top of the existing installation, which did not help. The My Image Garden software began crashing completely with an error message about a bad .dll file. After talking to Canon tech support on the telephone, the support tech admitted that this software CD was probably not compatible with my old XP computer. The My Image Garden software uses like 500MB RAM which is too much resources for my machine. So the rep had me uninstall My Image Garden.
At that point I decided to uninstall everything and start over from scratch because something was obviously not right. For example, the Canon MP drivers were using 755 MB RAM, which seemed much too large. Obviously things had not installed properly from the setup CD, in general. The date on the setup CD was 2011, so apparently it was 2 years old, and long out of date!?
So I uninstalled everything except the Canon registration and onscreen user manual. I also kept Windows Adobe RGB 1998 because I didn't see any way to uninstall it. I also uninstalled .NET 4 which the setup CD had said was necessary, as well as Microsoft XPS EP which My Image Garden had also told me was needed. Then I cleaned up my computer as well as possible with help of Revouninstaller and Ccleaner, which was necessary because things were very messy with many uninstalled remnants and incorrect registry entries. I feel lucky to have survived those tasks without having to reinstall my op system. It wasn't easy.
Then I installed the following 2 modules (only) downloaded from the Canon website:
MG2200 series MP Drivers Ver. 1.01 (Windows 8/8...        01/31/13    14.07 MB
File Name: mp68-win-mg2200-1_01-ejs.exe
This file is a driver for Canon IJ multifunction printers. You can install the following items of the software: MP Drivers: The driver for Canon IJ multifunction printer. IJ Scan Utility: The software that allows you to easily scan photos, documents, etc.
*My Printer Ver. 3.1.0 (Windows 8/8 x64/7/7 x64/...        01/07/13    5.12 MB
File Name: mypr-win-3_1_0-ea11_2.exe
This file allows you to easily change the settings such as the paper source settings and provides you with information on how to solve problems such as ink smudging.
I believe that's everything required to access all of the print, copy, and scan operations of this MG2220 printer. Based on my current understanding, I would classify everything else as optional. I use free Irfanview for editing and manipulation of images, which seems a satisfactory substitute for the other software.
I did not reinstall .NET 4 or Microsoft XPS EP, because apparently they're only required if you install the My Image Garden and/or Quick Menu modules. I also did not reinstall the Easy-WebPrint EX module which apparently only applies to printing with the Internet Explorer browser, while I primarily use Firefox, Chrome, or Opera browsers. And of course I did not reinstall My Image Garden nor the Quick Menu, which were so problematical originally.
On the bright side, the Canon MP drivers appeared to install correctly this time, using only 35 MB RAM (vs 755 MB previously). Also the Canon IJ Scan utility was reinstalled automatically as a part of that driver installation process. Those items have their own shortcuts. I found it useful to make one additional shortcut via Start > Settings > Printers and Faxes > "Canon MG2220 series printer", to allow easy access to all of the internal printer settings and variables. Like I said, I believe this is all that's required, in addition to some image manipulation software such as Irfanview. I deal mostly with documents and never print photos nor use cameras. Those who have large photo collections and/or cameras may need something like My Image Garden or Easy-PhotoPrint EX.
I previously used Lexmark printers for the prior 10+ years, where everything is controlled by software from the computer. I never had to use the buttons on the printer. That's obviously different with this Canon printer, which will take some getting used to.
I'm disappointed that there's apparently no way to enlarge or reduce the % copy size with this model. Is there? I also don't find any setting for lighter/darker when making copies. Is there? There are apparently no other enhancements or filters available when copying. Are there? Similarly, scanning seems remarkably unversatile with this model and I can't find any way to set a scan for ligher/darker or apply various enhancements/filters. Are there?
The printing seems OK, but I must still decide whether the very limited copy and scan options will be sufficient to my needs. I'm not sure yet. I might take it back for a refund and get something better, if I knew what was better. That's another research project. Suggestions?
Thanks for any feedback.

Thanks for your info but the MG5420 is more than twice the cost at my local Walmart and Staples stores.
I thought I was being smart to buy the MG2220 as a later model(?), but it looks like the prior model MG2120 has more copier and scanner features according to the online specs at the Canon website (see copies below).
For example the MG2120 allows 25%-400% reduction/enlargement when copying, while the MG2220 does not. Can you verify this?
Also does the MG2120 allow for setting copying to lighter/darker? (I don't understand that complicated technical lingo in the specs.)
Thanks.
Pixma MG2120
Copier
Copy Speed (up to)   FCOT(Color) Approx. 30 seconds8
Reduction / Enlargement   25% - 400%
Copy Features   4-in-1 / 2-in-1, Auto Exposure/Intensity Copy, Face Brightener/Fading Correction, Fit-to-Page, Gutter Shadow Correction Copy, Image Repeat, Intensity, Multiple Copy: 1-9, 20 Pages, Photo Reprint, Preset Copy Ratios, Zoom
Scanner
Scanner Type   Flatbed
Scanning Element   Contact Image Sensor (CIS)
Max. Resolutions   Optical:1200 x 2400 dpi
Interpolated:19,200 x 19,200 dpi
Scanner Features   Auto Document Fix, Auto Scan Mode5, Gutter Shadow Correction, Push Scan
Color Depth   48-bit internal/24-bit external
Max. Document Size   8.5" x 11.7"
Pixma MG2220
Copier
Copy Speed (up to)   FCOT(Color) Approx. 30 seconds3
Copy Features   Borderless Copy, Fit-to-Page, Multiple Copy: 1-9, 20 Pages
Scanner
Scanner Type   Flatbed
Scanning Element   Contact Image Sensor (CIS)
Max. Resolutions   Optical:1200 x 2400 dpi
Interpolated:19,200 x 19,200 dpi
Scanner Features   Auto Scan Mode, Push Scan
Color Depth   48-bit internal/24-bit external
Max. Document Size   8.5" x 11.7"

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