- How to set up scan to email on canon ir c5045 drivers#
- How to set up scan to email on canon ir c5045 driver#
- How to set up scan to email on canon ir c5045 password#
So to cut to the chase and avoid doing a long disertation with photos I did the following:ġ) Create your "App Specific Password" through your email client if your using 2 Factor AuthenticationĤ) From the left hand tree pane head over to "Preferences>Network Settings>Port Number Settingsĥ) If you havent done it already change "SMTP" from port 25 to 587. Check the printer power and connection, and then try sending printing job again.So for me the only thing I did differently, that wasnt explained in the Cannon Forums or online videos, was the "App Specific Password".
Under canon CUPS Uni-direct USB - got error 50 and Printer is not responding. Under canon CUPS Uni-direct IP - got error -50
How to set up scan to email on canon ir c5045 password#
I've found what I believe to be the printer, but it asks me to log into the printer with a user name and password - I dont have either and didnt need any such thing to set it up on the windows machine right next to it.
How to set up scan to email on canon ir c5045 drivers#
Ive used IPP with canon drivers/generic drivers (canon drivers error -50 - generic drivers say they have printed but nothing comes out) Ive used Jet Direct with canon/generic drivers (no results) Ive used LPD with canon/generic drivers (no results) These say they have printed - but nothing comes out of the printer.
How to set up scan to email on canon ir c5045 driver#
If the printer is supported, check the printer connection and add it again, then start Printer Utility to get the printer information." Ive used the generic PostScript printer driver and the generic PCL printer driver. This leads to an error "Cannot communicate with the printer, or the printer is not supported. Ive used the canon driver UFR II (both US and UK) 2.43 which is supposed to work with 10.8. If you do have this enabled, reply and I can explain what you need to configure in the driver.īeen sitting here non stop for two days trying to make it work. If you have to enter an ID/password at the C5045 to make a copy, then the machine has Dept ID enabled and you will have to get the UFR2 driver configured to work with this system. The last thing to mention is Department ID. So you will have to use the UFR2 v2.43 driver and as Greg has mentioned, use the LPD protocol (although the new models don't need a queue name of LP like previous models did). So on the assumption that the C5045 is using the internal Canon controller, I would say that it only has the default UFR2 printer language. My guess would be that you don't have the imagePASS-B1 print controller, as this supports the Postscript and PCLXL print languages, so the test print using the Generic drivers should have worked. This will connect to the internal web page of the device and show what your iR is using. To check what printer option you have, open your web browser and type in the IP address of the copier. There is an optonal print controller called an imagePASS-B1 available for this model that does support Bonjour. So you should not be seeing the device as a Nearby Printer, unless some other Mac is sharing the printer connection.
The iR ADVANCE C50xx series do not support the Bonjour protocol.
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