04-26-2019 09:07 PM
It is connected wirelessly; the home screen shows Wi-Fi. It has been printing correctly until today; now it just says "the printer is in use" and just sits there. I have no idea what to do. I went through the sequence of using WPF on the router to make sure the printer was finding the network, and it said it was connected. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
04-28-2019 02:10 AM
Hi dcshawhan,
To check the connection between the printer and computer over the wireless network please print out the network configuration page. Click HERE for information on printing the network configuration page. Once the network configuration page is printed check to confirm the following information:
On your computer, open a web browser window and type the IP Address into the address bar at the top of the window. (Do not type IP Address into the Search Box. After typing in the IP Address go to the printers remote website. If the computer is able to access the printer's website, the two devices are able to see each other over the network. In the event that the computer is not able to access the printer's website, the two devices are unable to see each other over the network.
If the two devices are able to see each other over the network, perform the following steps:
If the two devices are not able to see each other over the network, perform the following steps:
02-01-2021 12:29 PM
I am having the same issue and the troubleshooting steps do not resolve the problem. The printer has been working fine with existing settings until this morning.
Am attempting to print from iMac on 10.14.6
Symptoms:
Troubleshooting steps that have not helped:
Any other ideas?
02-01-2021 02:43 PM
Figured it out, this is bizarre.
Initial install of drivers when printer was purchased was configured to use Bonjour.
As part of driver reinstall during troubleshooting, it defaulted to Bonjour multifunction
(Used System Prefs -> Printers & Scanners -> HIghlight Canon MB2700 series and Ctrl-click on '+' as if adding a new driver to see additional driver info)
Adding a new driver instance as "Canon IJ Network" seems to have fixed the issue.
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08-05-2022 10:53 AM
This solution worked for me! I kept getting the "printer is in use" message when trying to print wirelessly from my Mac devices. I downloaded the drivers but the instructions said to choose the Bonjour option. I reinstalled the drivers and chose the option with "Canon IJ Network" under Kind. See step 11 of the following (do not choose Bonjour!): https://support.usa.canon.com/kb/index?page=content&id=ART166104
All is working now, thanks!
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