Wifi network printing using Canon Pixma MP600R

Hi, we've just bought the MP600R printer to use as a wifi network printer for three macs. An emac, an ibook and a macbook. All the computers are running different versions of the Mac OS from 10.3 through to Leopard (housekeeping!)
Anyway we've read all the troubles with Leopard so are prepared for the problems but the other probem we've encountered is that the first computer connected perfectly well (it has a 10 x 4 operating system) but since then none of the others will communicate with the printer.
Is this something to do with registering mac address with the printer? Has anyone set up more than one mac attached to the MP600R before? Any suggestions gratefully received. Life is too short to be this puzzled. best Livia

Hello Livia,
I have an MP600R that is being connected to wirelessly via 10.4, 10.5 and XP.
The first step with the configuration is choosing the wireless network the MP600R will connect to. The second step is setting the ip address; either static - which means you enter the numbers, or dynamic -which means the wireless router sets the address. Both of these functions have to be done when the printer is connected to the computers USB port.
Once the printer is connected to the wireless network, then on the Mac's you use the More Printers > Canon IJ Network setting to find the printer and print to it. When you browse the printer will be displayed with its MAC address in brackets.
For those that are not able to connect to the printer, you may find that they are using different ip address to the Tiger Mac and MP600R. Check your network settings on all machines to ensure they are using the same address subnet (typically the first three sets of numbers in the address).
If the addresses are on the same subnet, then there may be something wrong with the driver software. When you go to add the printer, do you see the MP600R after selecting More Printers > Canon IJ Network?
PaHu

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Hi there
I recently bought a Canon Pixma MP 600R printer with WiFi so that it wasn't tied to my iMac. The setup seems to run well and I can print test pages such as head alignment. However when I try to print from an application (Safari, Word, Excel) I get an error 300 printer not connected.
When I look through the Printers through Printer Utility I see it as a wireless printer, can print the test pages and the wireless details (WEP password, Router name etc are correct). However when I go through system preferences/Print & Fax it shows up as printer location 'Directly attaced by USB', which is not true.
The only time it was attached by USB was the first installation, which it was required. I can't seem to change this option and have tried re-installing the drivers from the Canon website.
Anyone got any ideas?
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Dear Customer,
Thank you for your recent enquiry regarding your Canon product.
Intel Macs do not work well with the original driver release and we have released udpated software which does fully support Intel Macs and confirmed to be probelm free from Mac OS 10.4.6 to 10.4.10.
Latest drivers / software can be downloaded from the following link by clicking driver downloads:
http://software.canon-europe.com/products/0010397.asp
Reset the printer by holding down the resume button until the power light has blinked 10 time. The first time the light just goes off after this the power light will blink. This will reset the wireless configuration on the printer.
**We suggest following this procedure to remove the current driver set and installing the latest.**
** Read note at bottom first.
- Go to Applications > Utilities and double click the Printer Setup Utility.
- In the Printer List select all registered Canon printers and then click delete.
- Go to Macintosh HD > Library > Printers. Choose the Canon folder and move it to the Trash > Empty Trash.
- Disconnect the printer > Reboot Mac
As a bear minimum you will need to download the following files from the website:
1 - MP600R Printer Driver Ver. 5.7.2 (Mac OS X)
2 - MP600R Scanner Driver Ver. 12.11.0 (Mac OS X)
3 - MP Navigator Ver. 3.0.1 (Mac OS X)
4 - IJ Network Tool Ver. 2.20 (Mac OS X)
Once the pritner has been through re-initialisation confirm the network details that your WiFi network is using. You will need to take down the following:
IP address range used
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
SSID (case sensitive)
Encryption key / type (case sensitive)
Please download and install in the order listed above and do not connect the printer using USB until you have installed the drivers (stage 2).
** Try adding printer first**
Once you have followed through the wizard for the wireless setup which will appear once the IJ Network Utility is installed you need to add the network printer.
This is done by going to Applications > Utilities and double click the Printer Setup Utility (you will see the USB printer in the list). Click Add > More Printers > select Canon IJ Network from the drop down menu > select the printer listed under Canon IJ Network area and click Add.
Now when you go back to the Printer Setup Utility you will see the network printer listed with a MAC address just after it. Select the printer > click set to default. Disconnect the USB cable and attempt a few test prints.
The IP address for the printer must be unique and can be either manualy assigned or dynamicaly assigned based on the settings made in the IJ Network Utility.

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Khaled-
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I do not believe your Canon printer is compatible with AirPrint, so you will need an alternative way to print. Look in the iTunes store for Canon Apps that can print to your printer. There are other Apps such as Print n Share that should work for you.
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http://usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/pixma_mp_serie s/pixma_mp780?pageKeyCode=prdAdvDetail&docId=0901e0248039b1dc
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However I installed Snow Leopard two weeks ago and now the printer wont work wirelessly. I have reinstalled the printer three times now, downloaded the printer updates from Apple and still no joy. I have trawled through the help file and the Canon PIXMA MP600R manual and have still not managed to connect wirelessly even though all the criteria's are met - access point, network configuration etc. The printer does not display in the Utility Printer Network List only in the USB list. When trying to connect to the printer to the router the message 'Printer cannot be found' pop up comes up even though all MAC, IP address, network access are met... any ideas?

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Once the printer has an IP address and shows that it is active, you can now add another printer queue, this time for the wireless connected MP600R. Open Print & Fax, select to Add and choose the Default view. As I said in the first reply, you will probably see the MP600R immediately as a Bonjour Scanner, but we need to wait until the MP600R appears with its Kind column showing 'canonijnetwork'. When this does appear, select it and the Print Using menu will automatically find the correct driver. Click Add to finish adding the network printer queue.
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