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  • PaytonT34
    • Jun 2025
    #1

    Direct IP Printing to Canon Copier

    I'm attempting to setup direct IP printing to a Canon copier from a Windows XP client, but I'm having some trouble. With HP hardware, I simply add a printer > choose local printer > create a new standard TCP/IP port > enter the IP > and choose a Generic Network Card if/when the print wizard doesn't find the printer. This seems to work fine for HP devices.

    I've tried the same method for a Canon ir2020i copier and it's not working. I've attempted to manually choose the Canon Network Printer and Canon Network Printing Device as the Device Type, but it still won't print. Test page just hangs in the queue.

    Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
    PaytonT34
    Tags: 1155, act, canon, copier, device type, printing, tcp/ip, won't print
    • SCREWTAPE
      East Coast Imaging

      Site Contributor
      2,500+ Posts
      • Jan 2009
      • 3396
      #2
      Originally posted by Payton34
      I'm attempting to setup direct IP printing to a Canon copier from a Windows XP client, but I'm having some trouble. With HP hardware, I simply add a printer > choose local printer > create a new standard TCP/IP port > enter the IP > and choose a Generic Network Card if/when the print wizard doesn't find the printer. This seems to work fine for HP devices.

      I've tried the same method for a Canon ir2020i copier and it's not working. I've attempted to manually choose the Canon Network Printer and Canon Network Printing Device as the Device Type, but it still won't print. Test page just hangs in the queue.

      Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
      Payton34
      Payton, Hi ya doing? First post! Welcome.
      Have you tried the canon web site.
      Canon U.S.A : Disclaimer

      Select the UFRII v2.70 EXE FILE.

      Use the executable file.
      After unzipping run the program or use the add printer wizard.

      Generic driver won't work you will get a PDL error.

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        • PaytonT34
          #3
          Thanks for the welcome and the fast response! I'll try it now!

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            • SCREWTAPE
              East Coast Imaging

              Site Contributor
              2,500+ Posts
              • Jan 2009
              • 3396
              #4
              Originally posted by PaytonT34
              Thanks for the welcome and the fast response! I'll try it now!
              Let me know

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                • mrfixit51
                  Lead Service Technician

                  1,000+ Posts
                  • Oct 2008
                  • 1975
                  #5
                  I believe Screwtape is right on the money, UFRII is the normal print mode for these machines, unless PCL printing was added. Using the Canon install wizard will setup the PC just fine, or simply acquire the .inf files and use Windows to install.
                  "Once a King, always a King, but once a Knight is enough!"

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