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The Canon printer would not show up in the Printers and Scanners system preference panel, but after I launched Canon IJ Network Tool.app on that computer, the printer did show up and I could set it up there as well.To start downloading Canon IJ Network Tool 4.2.0 for Intel Mac OS X, please choose one of the links from the list below. I then tried to set up the printer on a 2nd computer, running Mavericks. If you enter this IP address into Safari, this should result in you connecting to the internal web page of the printer. Do you see it? If not, then check the IP address being used by the MP620. Select this and if the MP620 is advertising itself using Bonjour, then it should be listed under this bookmark. If you enable the setting to enable Bonjour in your Favorites bar, you will then see an entry of Bonjour in the bar. Under the Advanced tab you will see an entry of Bonjour. To check if Bonjour is working, open Safari and then open its Preferences pane. Now, with the MP620 connected to your network but not appearing in the Default view, the device uses Bonjour and a Canon proprietary protocol to advertise itself on the network. Then power it back on and you may want to remove the MP620 printer residing in Printers & Scanners, as this will only work when the printer is connected via USB.
If you can then it confirms that the driver update is okay.Īssuming that you can print via USB, then turn off the MP620 power and disconnect the USB cable. With the USB connected printer created, see if you can print. If not then you will have to manually create the printer.
This action should automatically create a printer in Printers & Scanners. This is all much more convenient than using a USB cable and sharing the printer, but, dang, is it complicated!Ī suggestion would be to connect the MP620 to the Mac via USB cable. The Canon printer would not show up in the Printers and Scanners system preference panel, but after I launched Canon IJ Network Tool.app on that computer, the printer did show up and I could set it up there as well.
After a few minutes, the printer showed up and I was able to set it up. I then unplugged the USB cable, and went to the Printers and Scanners system preference panel. At that point (after waiting a minute for it to give up), I had to read the IP from the Canon printer and enter it by hand in the Network Tool dialog. However it hung on the last step "Searching for printers via access point.". I connected the printer to my new computer (with Yosemite) via USB and then launched the Canon IJ Network Tool.app (downloaded from the Canon web site) and it found the printer. Then since I had reset my Canon MP620 network settings, I had to start from scratch.
Just a quick reply for others in case it helps.įirst you have to install the Canon drivers for Yosemite from Canon Printer Drivers v3.1 for OS X.