12-28-2019 09:00 PM
If printer sits idle for a while and I try to print, I get a message that it is off line. I have to recycle power to print. Auto power off is set to never, and auto power on is set to on. Any thoughts would be appreciated
12-31-2019 03:08 PM
Hello.
Is the printer connected to your computer with a USB cable, or is it being used on a network? If it is on a network, you can try reserving an IP address for the printer on your router to see if this will help. Check the documentation for your router or contact the router provider/manufacturer for assistance with reserving/assigning IP addresses to devices that connect to the network.
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12-31-2019 04:25 PM
It's on a network. I have already tried reserving an IP just for the printer when I first discoverd the problem. I also connected it via USB and it does the same thing. Apparently, it does not like to come out of "sleep mode" Could this be a firmware issue?.
01-02-2020 04:09 PM
Hello.
When switching from one connection to another (network to USB), the drivers need to be reinstalled.
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01-02-2020 04:22 PM
I did reinstall the drivers. I have many years of expierience troubleshooting this type of issue. The company I work for has equipment that sometimes does not come out of sleep mode so that's why I asked if it could be firmware. I will contact Canon support. Thank you.
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