Connect Canon TS3322 to mesh network

[sfcret98]

I have had no success connecting this printer to my new mesh network. I can use it directly connected to any computer using the USB cable or I can connect to my network using a WPS setup but all my computing devices (desktops, laptops, Android phones, etc . . .) now use my home mesh network. I can see the mesh network SSID using the Canon setup software and whenever I enter the password it fails to connect. I have tried the setup several times and have ensured the password is correct by reconnecting devices using the password without failures.

The desktop computer I am using to set up the printer is running Windows 10 with the latest update. The printer has the latest firmware update installed.

[shadowsports]

Greetings,

The TS3322 is only capable of connecting to a 2.4Ghz broadcast supporting WPA/WPA2 encryption.  What type (Brand/model) of mesh system are you using?

[PatrickW9]

I had similar problem. My fix:

On printer:  LAN settings: Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi Setup: Manual Connect: (Choose Network)

Message appears: < Multiple wireless routers with the same name exist. > Click < Next > (OK)

Choose < Use one router only >

Message appears: < Refer to... check the MAC address... >  Click < OK >

Look at your mesh network management app to find the MAC address of the nearest router (MAC address is 6-field hexadecimal – e.g., 05:ba:96:5c:33:40). Choose that router on the printer.

Enter WiFi network password on printer; hit OK

Printer should connect; test by sending test print job to printer.

Hope this helps!