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Canon Pixma Ip4000 Windows 10
I've almost written out the entire problem. I am new to a Mac, having a mini Mac which I bought so the family can get access to the home wireless net from a communal room. On my Buffalo Airstation network (still reading?) I have a Buffalo Linkstation hard drive ethernet conected to the Airstation. The Linkstation is a back up drive and acts as a print-server to a Canon iP4000 printer. It all worked fine under windows (and still does, from my office Windows XP machine). However the Mac (OS X 4.4) can't seem to find the printer. It can find the Linkstation, I have local and internet access, I can even find the Linkstation's own hard-drive and a USB drive attached to it. But I can't discover the printer.
If I connect the printer directly to the Mac it works immediately, bingo! But that's no use. It has to be on the home net for the benefit of the other machines (and also because there's nowhere to put it, hence the purchase of the mini Mac).
On the windows machines the drive (which is at 192.168.12.7) shows up as networkdrive and the printer as networkdrive/lp. If I navigate to that address with the Mac it finds the printer okay, but drivers, utilities and all the rest can't discover it on their own.
If you are still reading after all this you deserve a prize. Perhaps I deserve on for the longest ever first post. Either way, what would be a great prize is to get this blinking machine printing!
ps Firewall off and printer sharing on.
If I connect the printer directly to the Mac it works immediately, bingo! But that's no use. It has to be on the home net for the benefit of the other machines (and also because there's nowhere to put it, hence the purchase of the mini Mac).
On the windows machines the drive (which is at 192.168.12.7) shows up as networkdrive and the printer as networkdrive/lp. If I navigate to that address with the Mac it finds the printer okay, but drivers, utilities and all the rest can't discover it on their own.
If you are still reading after all this you deserve a prize. Perhaps I deserve on for the longest ever first post. Either way, what would be a great prize is to get this blinking machine printing!
ps Firewall off and printer sharing on.
The PIXMA iP4600 is not compatible with the Macintosh High Sierra operating system but as a work around the older drivers may function in the High Sierra environment with some limitations which are currently unknown to Canon. The 10.9 drivers are available, you may download them HERE.
Canon Ip4000 Mac
Canon Ip4000 For Mac Windows 7
- PIXMA iP4000 Box Contents PIXMA iP4000 Box Contents PIXMA iP4000 Photo Printer PIXMA iP4000 Print Head BCI-3eBk Black ink tank, BCI-6Bk Black ink tank, BCI-6C Cyan ink tank, BCI-6M Magenta ink tank, BCI-6Y Yellow ink tank Canon Photo Paper Pro for Borderless Printing 4' x 6' Sample Pack Power Cord Documentation Kit Setup Software & User's Guide CD-ROM.
- Change the print feed method (Mac OS X) iP3000 / iP4000 /iP5000 Instructions to change the print feed method in OS X for the iP3000 / iP4000 /iP5000. Note: The images used are for a Canon iP3000 printer. From the File menu, select 'Print' to open the Print dialog box. In the Printer pop-up menu, select the printer you are using.
- Intro The Pixma iP4000 is the flagship in Canon's new line of four-color printers. What does that mean for you and me? Direct printing from a Canon or PictBridge-compatible digital camera, good.