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Chapter 3

Printing Methods for

Different Objectives

Chapter 4

Maintaining the

Printer

Chapter 5

Using the Printer in a

Network Environ-

ment

Chapter 6

Troubleshooting

Chapter 7

Operation of the

Function Menus

Index

Contents

Chapter 2

Using a Variety of

Media

Chapter 1

Basic Procedures

If the name of the printer is not in the Printer

List, click the Add icon.

If the printer is already displayed, go to Step 4.

In the connection menu select the

connection destination for the printer, select

the name of the printer from the list, then

click the Add button.

Select the appropriate setting for the connection

destination: USB for a USB connection, Canon

FireWire (GARO) for a IEEE1394 connection, or

Canon IP (GARO), Zeroconf or AppleTalk for a

network connection.

Important

zFor the AppleTalk connection, confirm these settings:

System Preferences > Network > AppleTalk > Make

AppleTalk Active.

zThe network interface card used with this printer is not

set before shipping for use with AppleTalk. On the

printer operation panel, select Interface Settings >

AppleTalk > On. (→ P.5-30)

Note

zThis printer can be connected and operated with

Zeroconf of Mac OS X. If you are using Mac OS X Ver.

10.2.5 or later with a network connection using

Zeroconf functions selected on the Connection menu,

then you can select the name of this printer.

If you are using Mac OS 8.6, 9.x with the Canon

imagePROGRAF printer driver for Macintosh installed,

you can also use the Zeroconf function to connect the

printer.

zThis printer can be connected and operated with

Canon IP (GARO). Select Canon IP (GARO) on the

Connection menu then enter the IP address and

printer name of this printer

zIf the name of the printer is not displayed, check the

printer connection cable, and make sure that the

printer and network device are both switched on.