Canon PIXMA ip4000r wifi connection

I have an ip4000r printer which has worked fine until recently. We moved house and therefore needed to reset the printer on the network. Spent weeks trying to sort until canon finally gave me some instructions. Their website is rubbish. Now a network fault has meant we've had to reset everything and need to do it again. Canon continues to maintain the instructions are the same but i cannot get them to work. Can anybody give me some instructions as to how I'm meant to sort this out so i can print wirelessly.

To configure the printer to the new network you must connect to it via USB first. When you do, it will probably add to the printer list automatically. Select it and open the printer queue then click the Utility icon. This will open the Canon IJ utility. Select the iP4000R and then click the Network button. This will open the Canon IJ Network utility which will let you choose the wireless network SSID and enter the IP address. Once you have entered the settings for your new network then you can quit the Canon utility.
Now that the printer info has been set, you can add the printer. Select More Printers then Canon IJ Network. This should show the iP4000R in the list. Select it to complete the install.
If this doesn't work then please reply. I have the iP5200R at home so I should be able to guide you through this.
PaHu

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We recently purchased a Canon Pixma MG7150 printer so that we could wirelessly connect to our windows 7 laptop, and all our apple devices.
We were able to set up the printer following the instructions and it worked no problem. However, everytime we now go to print something we are constantly getting a message saying airprinter not found when trying to print from ipad/iphones. All the iphones/ipads have the latest ios software on them so that is not a probelm and the printer has the latest firmware too.
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I originally posted this, and thought that I had managed to fix the problem. BUT the solution was very short lived. I am becoming extremely frustrated by the whole issue. The only way to connect wirelessly is to reboot my BT HH3 so that it can find the printer.
I disabled the settings so that IPV/4 was the only one used and also the wireless lan DRX setting was set to disabled too.
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BT will not give me a static IP address unless I am a broadband business customer.
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Should my Canon pixma MG6320 be connected to my computer doing a "download" of a new driver?
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I have a Canon PIXMA MP640 series multifunctional device connected wirelessly to my home router. On Windows Vista the device works flawlessly, I can print or scan without any problems. Now I decided to configure at least the printer part on my Arch Linux x86_64, which I dual-boot with Vista on the same laptop.
I went through the Wiki entry for CUPS and SAMBA. I did install all the necessary packages, that is:
1) cups (ver. 1.4.6), ghostscript (ver. 9.01), gsfonts (ver. 1.0.7pre44) - for CUPS
2) cnijfilter-mp640 (ver. 3.20) and its dependencies: cnijfilter-common (ver. 3.00), lib32-libcups, lib32-popt - drivers for this particular model
3) samba (ver. 3.5.6) and gamin (ver. 0.1.10) – for SAMBA
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DAEMONS=(@syslog-ng !network @netfs @crond hal alsa wicd bluetooth laptop-mode !openntpd @cups @samba)
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cp /etc/samba/smb.conf.default /etc/samba/smb.conf
in which I changed only one entry – name of my workgroup, and then I restarted my system.
In System Settings as root I went to Sharing→Samba and checked if everything seems fine – see print screen below.
http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/300/samba1.png
Then in Printer Configuration I chosed New network printer and I tried to fill all the boxes with information I have about my printer – see below. I also pointed to the specific .ppd file - /usr/share/cups/model/canonmp640.ppd.
http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/6650/samba2.png
The printer name and it's localization I got from my router – see below.
http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/3982/samba3.png
As you all see on print screen No 2 I'm getting “Bad URI – need printer name” error from CUPS. I “googled” about it, but still haven't been able to solve this issue. What am I doing wrong?
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With the printer appearing in the Printer list, you can open the printer queue and select Utility. From the new window, select the Printer shown as a USB device and click the Network tab. This will guide you through connecting it to your wireless network. This is where you need to know your access point information. Once the printer is connected to your wireless network, you will be prompted to turn off the machine and then unplug the USB cable. When you turn the printer back on, you can then add the printer queue again, this time for the network connection. As others have said above, select to Add then select More Printers > Canon IJ Network. The MP620 should appear in the list, which you select and then click Add. Now you are ready to print...
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D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[1]="CUPS_CACHEDIR=/private/var/spool/cups/cache"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[2]="CUPS_DATADIR=/usr/share/cups"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[3]="CUPS_DOCROOT=/usr/share/doc/cups"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[4]="CUPS_FONTPATH=/usr/share/cups/fonts"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[5]="CUPS_REQUESTROOT=/private/var/spool/cups"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[6]="CUPS_SERVERBIN=/usr/libexec/cups"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[7]="CUPS_SERVERROOT=/private/etc/cups"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[8]="CUPS_STATEDIR=/private/etc/cups"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[9]="HOME=/private/var/spool/cups/tmp"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[10]="PATH=/usr/libexec/cups/filter:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin"
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D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[26]="PRINTER_LOCATION="
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[27]="PRINTER=iP4000R_00_00_85_4f_d4_8e"
D [12/Nov/2010:00:09:10 -0600] [Job 5] envp[28]="CUPS_FILETYPE=document"
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Liz Gensheimer wrote:
After upgrading to Snow Leopard, my Canon IP4000r printer will not work. I have tried both the Canon Printer Drivers 2.3 (my printer is listed) from Apple and the latest printer driver from Canon.
The driver version provided by Canon is v10.26.x while the update provided by Apple will increase the version to 10.30.3.0. The v10.26 and v10.30 drivers provide all the features that the previous v4.8.3 driver for OS X 10.5 and earlier provided. However the layout for these menus is definitely different.
Also, a lot of user who upgrade from a previous OS X may not realise that the default print dialog is in a minimised view. You need to press the disclosure triangle next to the printer name to get the expanded view.
When I tried to print, I got "fatal::internal error -9660."
I suggest you try a printer reset.
1. Open System Preferences > Print & Fax
2. Move your mouse over the Printers list
3. Hold down the Control button and click the mouse
4. Click "Reset printing system ..."
5. Restart your Mac
This will remove your iP4000R print queue but not the printer drivers. So you will only need to add the queue again.
It looks like both drivers I've tried so far are CUPS (which is probably why all of the printer options are not supported).
Yes they are both CUPS by name as they are both made by Canon. But this is not your issue. If you believe that a particular option is not available then please reply with what that is.

Unable to print with my Canon PIXMA IP 4700 and JetDirect network appliance

After many tries I decided to post my question.
I have a Canon PIXMA IP 4700 connected to the network with a Jetdirect 175X box. So I tried to add a new printer with a "HP Jetdirect Socket" port. I have previously installed the driver from the official website. The test page is staying on the spooler.
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Your problem is being caused by the Canon driver. It cannot be used when the printer is connected to the USB port of a 3rd party print server, or if shared by Windows.
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I have never experienced that, but I am not surprised.
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I guess after keeping udated on JS, PHP, Phyton, HTML, HTML5, XHTML, CSS and CSS3, facebook, twitter, gmail, analytics, google this and that, and more, I had little brainpower left to really think about this.
I am just happy that it works. It seems like a minor miracle each time I print something. I want to drop on my knees and shout Hallelujah! (and I have been an atheist for almost 50 years)
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I have tried the Advanced set-up option that allows for differing options - WEP, WPA-PSK (TKIP), WPA-PSK (AES), WPA2-PSK (TKIP) and WPA2-PSK (AES) - feeding in the access code but I am faced with the same message.
What to do please, anyone?

I have just looked at the BT help page for the HH2, and it does not seem to show an option for WPA only. It is present on the HH3.
Take a look here and see if there is an option they are not showing.
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Otherwise just leave the printer on WPA, and it should work.
Double check that your wireless key is being entered correctly.
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Welcome to the Support Communities! The articles below may help you troubleshoot the issue you are having with your Canon printer. These are the basic guidelines for printer setup and troubleshooting with Mac OS X. There are also links to the Canon website if needed.
OS X: Printer and scanner software available for download
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3669
Apple delivers third-party software for scanners and printers using Software Update. To set up your printer or scanner, just connect it to your Mac. If software is needed and available, OS X automatically downloads and installs it.
This article is a comprehensive list of currently supported printer and scanner models and associated software provided by third-party vendors as of 23 January 2014.
OS X Mavericks: Set up a printer
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14143
OS X: Connecting a Wi-Fi printer to your Wi-Fi networkhttp://support.apple.com/kb/ht3500
Troubleshooting printer issues in OS X
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3147
If all else fails, reset the printing system and install the printer again:
OS X Mavericks: Reset the printing system
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14141
I hope this information helps ....
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My new canon Pixma MX432 printer is not printing. It was printing fine until about ten days ago. I use a Netgear Wireless N router, which is also new. What do I need to do. I get a message when trying to print that says "printer not connected." In addition, my old Gateway laptop will still print fine apparently because it has a cable connection to the printer. Puzzled!

Have you tried rebooting the router? I would unplug it, wait a few seconds, then plug it back in. Be sure you know the password etc. if that doesn't work, try unplugging and rebooting the printer. Good luck!

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