Installer Une Imprimante Canon Sur Ubuntu Server
Contents. Discussion of this wiki can be found Introduction This printer has a great and easy install method for Ubuntu. Unfortunately, it does not install all of the tools that the Windows version does but it will allow you to print with wireless and scan (wired only I believe) with its software scangearmp. This how to is for the wireless printer only. The download says 10.04 only but it has worked for me on 10.04 32 and 11.04 64bit, too - Also, check out the tweaks at the end of this post if you want more flexibility with resolutions and grayscale. (this is just a note in case you get an error in the install because you had a previous pixma printer installed like a 32 bit forced onto a 64bit architecture. I had to uninstall my mx330 like this and then all was good:) sudo dpkg -r cnijfilter-common:i386 3.10-1 (For wireless conectivity, I use a router with WPS button.
Driver Imprimante Canon I250; Comment Installer Une Imprimante Canon Sans Cd; In this guide we will see how to install drivers for some various Canon printers as described below. The drivers will be compatible with Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot and Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narhwal, also older versions of Ubuntu are also included. Driver Imprimante Canon I250; Comment Installer Une Imprimante Canon Sans Cd; In this guide we will see how to install drivers for some various Canon printers as described below. The drivers will be compatible with Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot and Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narhwal, also older versions of Ubuntu are also included. Download / Install Canon Printer Driver for Ubuntu Canon is one of the largest printer manufacturer in the world, unfortunate canon never include linux / ubuntu driver in each product that we buy, in other words Printer driver only available in Windows and Machintos.
Download and Install Driver. That can be setup easily from the printer. The manual shows how to do this on p.46. If you have one, do this step first before installation and Linux will see your printer in the install.
(If you don't have WPS then there is another method but I haven't used it - check with manual) From printer console: Settings:LAN Settings:WLAN Active:OK:Wireless LAN setup: WPS push button method: Go press WPS button for 5 seconds on router: Now click OK within 2 minutes on printer.). Download drivers from.
Place them in your Home folder. Untar the file (named something like Linux IJ Printer Driver MX410.tar) by double clicking on it - this will place all of the files in your home folder - some you will not need but just follow the instructions below and it will pick the correct ones for you. You can untar the guide and the deb.tar.gz files and then install the guide and follow the directions (you can skip the preparation step in Ubuntu I believe, I did). Or you can see them consolidated here below:. Expanding the archived file and switching to the expanded directory (on mine I had to replace the 3.50-x below with 3.50-1) tar zxvf cnijfilter-mx410series-3.50-x-deb.tar.gz cd cnijfilter-mx410series-3.50-x-deb 3.
Installing the printer driver sudo./install.sh. When the installation is completed, a message instructing you to register the printer is displayed. Next, register the printer to the computer. Connect the printer, and then turn on the power.
To use the printer on the network, connect the printer to the network. When the printer is ready, press the Enter key.
Check that the machine is properly connected and that the power is on. Then press the Enter key. Select the connection method Select the connection method for this machine.
Select the connection method to be used, and then press Enter. 1) USB 2) Network Select the connection method.1 For a USB connection, enter '1' and press the Enter key. For a network connection, enter '2' and press the Enter key. The default selection value is displayed in. Select the printer From the list of detected printers, select the printer to be registered. (1) Example when USB is selected Select the printer.
If the printer you want to use is not listed, select Update 0 to search again. To cancel the process, enter Q. 0) Update. Target printers detected 1) Canon MX410 series (/dev/usb/lp0).
Currently selected:1 Canon MX410 series (/dev/usb/lp0) Enter the value. 1 Enter the number of the printer to be registered, and then press Enter. Good Luck - This is a great printer for the money and very sturdy. I had the 330mx until I spilled coffee on it, it was a tank. BTW don't put any beverages by this bad boy - the top has no lid because of the ADF slot so everything goes right to the inside if something is spilled - it is no good, trust me! = Here's some tweaks as well = Go to admin - printers and duplicate the printer about two or three times.
A major update of the PIXMA backend is now available through Door is opened to scanning over a network on Linux, with (presumably) all PIXMA multifunction scanners offering a network connexion. On Linux, older PIXMA models offering network connexion were only able to print, under the JetDirect protocol, using the well known port 9100. Scanning over the network without a Windows or Mac box was unfortunately not possible, because involving a Canon proprietary protocol, named BJNP, coming with absolutely no information or documentation, and thus very difficult to approach. Recent PIXMA models offering network connexion have been 'enhanced' by Canon, in the way they now accept.
Only the BJNP protocol for printing and scanning! Bye bye JetDirect, welcome to Canon's world! The situation then for Linux users? Print and scan only with USB, forget about network. Until Louis Lagendijk, a Linux user like many of us, acquired his new PIXMA MP970, and started to work on demystifying this BJNP Canon protocol, for his own needs, to have his printer work over the network. Louis first designed a Cups printing driver, that works with all network PIXMA printers running the BJNP protocol. Recently, Louis has also worked on adding BJNP support to the Sane pixma backend.
The result now: you can scan over a LAN network on Linux with Xsane, and your PIXMA network scanner! With the arrival of Canon's new PIXMA 2008 series, models like MP620, MP980. Which propose network and Wifi, are very likely (but feedback needed!) to be used on Linux with Sane, Cups, for printing and scanning over network. Good news again for Linux Canon users! I've now tried IP4100, IP4300, IP4500, i850, MP160, C2500, MP520, MP600 and MP610. In no case do I get any output at all when attempting to print the test page.
On several, I also tried piping the output of 'ls' through 'lp' and also received no output. Some drivers (including MP610) will cause the printer to wake up, warm up and open its output tray. Others seem to do nothing at all. Wondering whether my CUPS or Gutenprint installations might be bad, I configured a CUPS/Gutenprint PCL6 driver for my laser printer (which I normally use via proprietary drivers).
The test page printed fine. However, I got the same errors in the log file from that one that I get from the MP620 attempts, so I think that those errors are probably endemic to all CUPS/Gutenprint drivers on my system. Perhaps when I get a little time on my hands, I can capture the conversation of the Windows drivers. I bought the MP620 yesterday and I success in printing yesterday far in the night! Under Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 and with USB link. Download the two file from canon asia website: cnijfilter-common-2.80-1.i386.deb cnijfilter-mp610series-2.80-1.i386.deb 2. Install them: sudo dpkg -i cnijfilter-common-2.80-1.i386.deb && sudo dpkg -i cnijfilter-mp610series-2.80-1.i386.deb 3.
Download the ppdMP610fr-1.3.tar.gz file found at I followed the README file in the instructions to copy the files to the appropriate places. Edit the cifmp610.conf file and add an entry in the “model” section for MP620 with a model ID of 1399 5. Restart CUPS sudo /etc/init.d/cups restart 6. Turn on the printer and Plug the USB cable, and the printer is Successfully detected and I can print.
No, that stops to step 6. I'm upgrading to intrepid in order to make the cups-bjnp 'driver' to talk to the printer trought the network. Following to the next episode. Thanks to James to have opened the door! Something is a bit strange about that! At step 4, do you have reinstalled the printer and selected the Canon driver, using the cups web interface, or the Ubuntu Gnome printer interface?
Before going to intrepid (the cups-bjnp driver works on Hardy), could you double check which driver the printer settings is currently showing, check whether this is the Canon one, or the Gutenprint one. Great chance that the Canon driver won't work with cups-bjnp, as this driver is usb only.
But Gutenprint MP610 one should be right. So I suggest you to test that before upgrading, just to be sure which printer setting is active. Also, could you post the current result of: $ lpstat -t Nicolas.
I'm trying to get the Pixma mp620 to work on a 64 bit Ubunutu 8.10 desktop. The mp610 drives don't work. CUPS thinks it's printing and the printer window displays 'Printing from computer.' But nothing happens. The printer window returns to its previous state and cups thinks it printed. Sane won't find the scanner. Printer self test and the copier work just fine.
The printer is connected via USB. I installed the bjnp driver with no effect.
Any further suggestions? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. I was able to get my new Canon MP620 to print on Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 via USB. But the key wasn't anything to do with the drivers.
The key was that the default paper-tray selection doesn't work! After exhausting all other options I started experimenting and found that I had to specify the bottom 'cassette' tray in order for it to print. Otherwise, it would do the same as others reported - say that it was receiving a 'PC printout' and then just disappearing, no printout, as if nothing had ever happened. Goffdely said. Mine is working over WiFi, on the URI bjnp://192.168.1.22:8611 (the fixed address of the MP620) and with the driver MP610 Ver.2.80fr described somewhere on this blog. On Ubuntu, printer's administration gives then access to an option tab (or in your navigator, cups administration /localhost:631 -printer administration - options of your printer, general) on witch you can change the paper source. It's working, Great thanks to the developers.
Nicolos said me that scanning over Wifi will soon work too:-). Thanks Goffdely for your kind feedback and info on MP620, most of the congrats today goes to Louis Lagendijk, who fixed this issue promptly.
To scan several pages with the button, simply enter in Xsane main window, the number of pages you want to scan, in the 'Number of pages to scan' field. Then, each scan will be trigged by the scanner button, the different pages will then appear in Xsane. You can also use scanimage in batch mode (scanimage -b) and use the button option (-button-controlled=yes).
Finally: i succeeded to print, but. I realized that my Printer is recognized only when i have installed commercial turboprint-so i installed it one more time. Now, my printer was detected, but i took canon mp610.ppd file that i found here-and it works perfectly! I would like to know why i can use yours drivers after installing (but not using) turboprint? Anyway thanks all-i hope this will be permanent solution for me.
And yes-wifi works perfectly! Sorry for repeating this post (i put it also on some other blogs).
Here is my simplified install process for Ubuntu 8.10 and the Canon MP620. Download the two updated DEBs and one PPD (see below for locations), - cnijfilter-common2.80-1i386.deb - cnijfilter-mp610series2.80-1i386.deb - canonmp610en.ppd 2. Install 'libcupsys2' through Synaptic (needed for Canon DEBs) 3. Install the Canon driverssudo dpkg -i cnijfilter-common2.80-1i386.deb sudo dpkg -i cnijfilter-mp610series2.80-1i386.deb 4. Install the printer using the newer PPD, canonmp610en.ppd 5. In the printer Properties Print Options, set Paper Feed = Cassette DOWNLOAD LOCATIONS - I got the DEBs from the Canon Asia web-site,.
I selected Multifunction Pixma MP610 Drivers - I downloaded these 2 packages,. 'Common (Debian)'. 'IJ Printer Driver (Debian)' - The PPD came from this same blog's SF project,. I downloaded 'ppdMP610en-1.3.tar.gz' (English) and unpacked it. Anonymous said. Hi All I plan to buy an all-in-one printer. I'm choosing Canon MP540: did someone make it worked with CUPS and SANE running Linux 64 or 32 bits?
Btw, one vendor said 'MP540 is equal to MP620 without wifi!' However in SANE Project database, although MP620's status is tagged as good, MP540 is marked as untested due to 'a protocol as Pixma Generation 3' (see I'm confused and don't know if I should go for Canon! For MP620 users: If you want to get rid of the automatic switch option, you just need to do a small change in the canonmp610en.ppd (or canonmp610fr.ppd) file. Locate this line in the file:.DefaultInputSlot: switch - And change it to:.DefaultInputSlot: cassette Can also remove the line:.InputSlot switch/Paper Feed Switch: '. Javahollic said. I just got 64Bit printing just figured out, on Ubuntu 8.10 anyhow, how to get the drivers installed (wireless and usb printing tested). No luck with scanning etc yet.
PPD: I just got the latest (modified jan09) MP620 compatible ppd from, and followed instructions. COMMON:.
dpkg -force-architecture -i cnijfilter-common2.80-1i386.deb. dpkg -force-architecture -i cnijfilter-mp610series2.80-1i386.deb SCANGEAR. dpkg -force-architecture -i scangearmp-common1.10-1i386.deb. dpkg -force-architecture -i scangearmp-mp610series1.10-1i386.deb There may be dependencies and compatibility libs needed that I already have, 'apt-get install' is your friend. Hi, i am the V. Who had Linux Linpus and Canon MP620.
Now i have Ubuntu 8.04 an can not install file: cnijfilter-mp610series2.80-1i386.deb It says: error: dependency is not satisfiable: cnijfilter-common Does anyone knows what it should be? I installed turboprint drivers-wanted to make the same trick i made with my Linpus, but it doesn´t go. Thanks UPDATE: i printed after all a dokument with gutenprint driver for mp610, but the letters are streched and the print quality is very bad. Does anyone knows how to solve this problem? Thanks and when i try to open that file in terminal: root@sugar:/home/sugar/Dokumente/Downloads# dpkg -i cnijfilter-mp610series2.80-1i386.deb dpkg: Fehler beim Bearbeiten von cnijfilter-mp610series2.80-1i386.deb (-install): Paket-Architektur (i386) passt nicht zum System (lpia) Fehler traten auf beim Bearbeiten von: cnijfilter-mp610series2.80-1i386.deb. WoW shares many of its features with previously launched games. Essentially, you battle with monsters and traverse the countryside, by yourself or as a team, find challenging tasks, and go on to higher levels as you gain skill and experience.
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Thanks for all your efforts. It's by far the best source for PIXMA on Linux. Unfortunately my MP620 is still not working on my Ubuntu 8.10 box.
Here's what I've got after following the instructions on this blog: - After plugging in the printer's USB cable, Ubuntu correctly recognizes it. Running bnjp shows that Ubuntu can also see the printer over WiFi So I apparently have both printer configurations ready to go in CUPS. The status applet tells me the printer is 'idle'. But when I try to print the test page (or any other page, Postscript, OpenOffice or otherwise), I get '/usr/lib/cups/filter/cpdftocps failed'.
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When I print over USB I also get the response 'printer 'mp620-series' may not be connected'. When I try cpdftocps with a PDF file (like 'cpdftocps file.pdf') from the command line, nothing happens (it doesn't even return).
The same happens with versions 2.8 and 3.0 of the Canon drivers. So it seems to me that the connections to the printer may be fine, but something goes wrong with the cpdftocps filter. This has been driving me nuts for months.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. OK, got printer to work in Ubuntu Intrepid AMD64 (8.10). Thanks to all the forums, I brought this together & got it to work; First, you need to grab the needed files from LINUX section @ canon's website. (Just do a google search on each file) cnijfilter-common2.80-1i386.deb, cnijfilter-mp610series2.80-1i386.deb, scangearmp-common1.10-1i386.deb, scangearmp-mp610series1.10-1i386.deb. Then: Then find & download this file: ppdMP620-630en-1.5 Use sudo nautilus goto /usr/lib, /usr/lib32 & /usr/lib64 & create folder bjlib & copy new PPD files there. Following files from Canon support site for the MP610: Use terminal: COMMON:.
sudo dpkg -force-architecture -i cnijfilter-common2.80-1i386.deb. sudo dpkg -force-architecture -i cnijfilter-mp610series2.80-1i386.deb SCANGEAR.
sudo dpkg -force-architecture -i scangearmp-common1.10-1i386.deb. sudo dpkg -force-architecture -i scangearmp-mp610series1.10-1i386.deb Now here's the important part, DELETE ANY previous canon printers. Then add new using USB (mine is USB#1). Next, DO NOT USE PIXMA MP610!!!! Use 'Canon MP610 series Ver.2.80'. Then go into the printer settings under options / paper feed choose something like cassette or rear tray. I have not used paper feed switch yet so pls let me know.
Sorry about leaving out the direct links but they keep changing them. This works on AMD64 & i386. Anonymous said. Jay, I am still having problems installing this printer. When I enter your first line of code under COMMON: I get this: kevin@kevin-desktop:$ sudo dpkg -force-architecture -i cnijfilter-common2.80-1i386.deb dpkg: error processing cnijfilter-common2.80-1i386.deb (-install): cannot access archive: No such file or directory Errors were encountered while processing: cnijfilter-common2.80-1i386.deb So. I must have messed something up along the way. Could someone please point out where I've gone off track?
I just bought an new MX 860 with LAN and Wifi network connection. Like you described in your latest blogpost I should be able to scan via network too. You asked for comments, I will give them now to you: Working with the canon ist just great.
No problems during installation. I just installed the canon drivers and the linked BJNP. And it works. If some other needs help and finde someonne who translate it for him, he may use the german ubuntu wiki.
It is a well written description. For this or the next weekend I will try to install the new XSane on my Ubuntu.
Whish me luck. In thinks like this I am just a noob (sry for this horrible english). I have a Canon Pixma MP540, connected directly to a USB port on my Fedora 11/Gnome system, and I cannot for the life of me get it to print. The printer is recognised, it seems, device /dev/usb/lp0 is created when I connect it.
I can configure it, it gets recognised in gnome-config-printer, correctly, as a Canon MP540, but printjobs all go into a great big void. I've found not a single reference on the web claiming the printer to work, and have no ideas how to make it work. I've tried all different connections methods in gnome-config-printer, I think. Stefan Linnemann. Hello Folks, I hit the wall and need your help.Please:) I bought Canon MX410 all-in-one. I was able to download and install printer and scanner driver from Canon european site. I am able to use printer now but I'm stuck with scanner which is very important for me.
My scanner driver is 1.70. Installation of it was OK but when I try to scan document scanner fails to recognize PC. Any help would be appreciated.
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Or maybe you could direct me how to use SANE utility instead. Actually I tried xSane but it didn't found drivers for me. In other words I'm stuck and request help from someone.
Thanks in advance.
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