I have put the Ethernet cord into the back of it and then plugged it into the router. None of the computers can see it on the network. What am I doing wrong?
SOURCE: Can't rip to 3200
There are many reasons this could be occurring, first I would try pinging the copier to make sure you have connectivity
Go to run command type cmd then in command prompt type
ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx replace x's with copier IP address.
If you get 4 replys then the copier is online and responding most likely the IP address in the print driver is wrong and needs to be changed.
Ck IP address of print driver by right clicking printer go to properties the select ports tab. Find port and check address if it si incorrect then change to correct and hopefully it will correct your issue.
I can give more help if this does not correct your issue.
TankMurdock
SOURCE: Our small office (5 computers)
There are 2 drivers that I need to configure:
ir-PSv 1.81 MAC OS X.hqx
PPD. v 2.55.zip
To use the Canon PS v1.81 driver, you first of all need to run the
included PS installer, so that the files get copied to the Mac. At the
end of the installation you will be prompted to restart. You must do
this for the installation to complete correctly.
After
restarting, you are ready to add the printer. Now, the PS driver does
not support AppleTalk, so you will not be able to browse to the printer.
You will have to know the IP address of the iRC3220 to add the printer
queue. Once you have the IP address, you select to Add and then select
More Printers. From the top menu select Canon IP (PS). This will present
a dialog for entering the IP address of the iRC3220 and a queue name,
which is usually LP. Click Add and the software will then select the
appropriate PPD so that when the printer is displayed in the Printers
list, the Kind section will show Canon iRC3220.
Note that with
the PS driver installed, you do not require the PPD's as well. But if
you did want to use them, which would be the case if you wanted to use
AppleTalk, then you should find them located under Canon when you
browse. Note that like the PS driver, you do have to run the installer
included with the PPDs in order for the files to be copied to the Mac.
The
last thing to mention is that the iRC3220 also has an external print
controller option called an imagePASS-C1 or C2. This is a white metal
box that hangs on the back of the copier. If you do have an imagePASS
connected to the copier, then the two drivers you have downloaded are
not suitable for this print controller. You will need to download the
drivers for whichever model of imagePASS you have.
Hope this helps. (quoted from some forum)
SOURCE: Instead of using a usb
You could purchase a ethernet print server which will allow you to connect your printer to the router via ethernet cable. I recommend the TPLink TL-PS110U. I use this for one of the printers in my office.
http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/prodetail.aspx?mid=0103030802&id=194
Alternatively, you could purchase the TPLink TL-WPS510U. This is a wireless print server. It will give you some freedom if you wish to locate your printer to somewhere other than beside your router.
http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/prodetail.aspx?mid=0103030801&id=181
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