HP C4780 will not connect to wireless router

I have the HP C4780 printer and a MacBook Pro with Mountain Lion OS X 10.8.5. I have been able to install the printer software to my computer with the USB cable, and I am able to print as long as it is hooked up with the USB cable.
I want to set it up wirelessly though, and I keep getting error messages. I have reinstalled the software, I've updated the software on my Mac, and I've installed new firmware from my router.
I have the Netgear N600 Dual Band Router (WNDR3400v3). Both bands have SSID with WPA2-PSK. I tried switching to WPA-PSK but that did not make any difference.
The wireless radio on my printer is on (light is on), and I have restored the network defaults. I have tried doing the WifFi protected setup with the 'push button' (my netgear router has the WPS button on it). My router will blink after I push the WPS button and my printer says 'trying to connect', but I just keep getting "WPS error". I've also tried setting up the wireless using the USB cable and my installation cd, but when I get to the place where I can put in my network name it just keeps saying 'network unavailable'. I'm sitting right in from of the router, and my computer that I'm running the cd on is connected to that network.
I've run the network test report and it says the printer cannot find the router. It says the wireless is on and working, but Network name (SSID) = FAIL. Also in the configuration summary under the SSID the name it shows does not match the SSID for my router. I'm not sure if this matters or not though.
When I print out the Network Configuration Page it shows that everything is enabled. I also printed off a list of 802.11 networks discovered, and my router's SSID in on the list (I'm in an apartment complex so there are quite a few on the list).
Sorry this is so long. I don't know that much about computers, so I'm not sure what is pertinant or not. I've just tried everything I can think of but nothing is working. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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          SSID                    : (null)
          BSSID                    : (null)
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          Noise                    : 0 dBm
          Rate                    : 0 Mbps
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          5 GHz Networks                    : 0
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B209a will not connect to wireless network

Hello,
I have a LAN at home where the B209a printer is connected wirelessly to a router which is itself connected vie ethernet over a powerline bridge to another wireless router which connects to the internet via DSL. This configuration worked fine until the wireless router connected to the printer (a Belkin item) failed.
I replaced the failed router with a Netgear WNR2000v3 wireless router and, using the setup disk provided with the printer, connected it to the printer wirelessly. Then the problems began....
Firstly, although computers connected wirelessly to the other router could 'see' the printer, it was not possible to print from them with 'printer offline' being reported.
To try to resolve this, I then changed the SSIDs on both routers to make them the same and tried to set up the printer again.
Now, however, I cannot connect the printer at all. During the setup the printer 'sees' both networks. When I try to connect, however, the setup procedure gets stuck at 'looking for network'. The printer is connected to the iMac running 10.5.8 via USB as recommended in the setup instructions. referring to a similar discussion elsewhere, I printed the config page from the printer which shows the printer Ip to be 0.0.0.0.
I would therefore appreciate advice to how first connect the printer back to the Netgear router and then how to print from it using a computer connected wirelessly to the other router on the LAN, which would restore the functionality in place until the Belkin router failed.
Thanks in anticipation.

Following the advice in the article http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Printer-Networking-and-Wireless/photosmart-plus-b209a-won-t-connect-to-... I was able to conect the printer to the router.
However, the other problem remains: I cannot print from a computer connected to a different router in the LAN.
Any advice on this would be appreciated.

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Tried everything and just waiting 30 minutes on chat and then got bumped off the moment the tech connect... after it said 1 minute or less... I waited another 15 minutes.... now trying to connect via chat again and now have another 28 mintues to wait... but now how can I trust the time estimates??? very frustrating just to connect a simple printer to a wireless connection... this is easy on laser printers...what is the problem with these deskjets... I told the owner to just return it and get a brother laser

I'm sorry the support experience has been frustrating so far. Hopefully, we can help here.
Can you provide a little more information?
What router are you connecting to?
What are the steps you are taking to connect? Are you using the HP software setup? Or WiFi Protected Setup?
Depending on your router, you may be able to use WPS push button setup, which is very easy:
To connect the printer using the Push Button Method
1. On the printer, press and hold the (Wireless) button for 3 seconds. The wireless light
starts blinking.
2. On the wireless router or wireless access point, press and hold the WPS button for 3
seconds.
Wait for about 2 minutes. If the printer connects successfully, the wireless light stops
blinking but remains lit.
I'll wait to hear more information.
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