

- #CANON IJ NETWORK TOOL MAC 10.12 FOR MAC#
- #CANON IJ NETWORK TOOL MAC 10.12 MAC OS X#
- #CANON IJ NETWORK TOOL MAC 10.12 INSTALL#
- #CANON IJ NETWORK TOOL MAC 10.12 DRIVER#
To do so, make the required selection and click the “Add” printer.

Press the “Yes” tab to show your acceptance. It will show the network with which the tool will connect your printer.

I have tried the following two approaches: 1.
#CANON IJ NETWORK TOOL MAC 10.12 DRIVER#
I successfully set up the printer via wifi and installed the driver and the computer has located the printer, but when I follow the instructions to launch the IJ Printer Utility I hit a dead end.
#CANON IJ NETWORK TOOL MAC 10.12 MAC OS X#
The latest version of the software supports Mac OS X version 10.7 to 10.11 and Mac OS Sierra (version 10.12).
#CANON IJ NETWORK TOOL MAC 10.12 FOR MAC#
Next to TCP/IP Setup, select 'Use next IP address' and enter in the IP address, subnet mask and default gateway addresses. The IJ Network Tool for Mac was released to help the users configuring the network settings of the Canon printer you currently have.
#CANON IJ NETWORK TOOL MAC 10.12 INSTALL#
Enter your user information and password, then select Install Helper.To keep a copy of the download file for possible future use or to re-install, be sure to check the " Save a file for setting up." checkbox. When the Download Complete window appears, select Next.Insert the CD that came with your printer, and select the Setup icon to begin installation. You will need the Setup CD that came with your printer, or you can download the latest software. If your computer isn't connected to a wireless network, select a link below to get connection instructions.Ĭonnect your printer to your wireless network using WPS (try this first).Ĭonnect your printer to your wireless network using Standard Setup.

Video - Set up your wireless MX922 to work with a Mac Instructions are also available if your Mac doesn't have a DVD / CD drive. Follow the video or written instructions below to install your printer software on a Mac ® that's already connected to a wireless network.
