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Canon IR3570 & IRC4580 Printer Failure

Just installed Snow Leopard - upgrade from Leopard.

First noticed that the install dropped the installed printers; a Canon IR3570 (B&W) and Canon IRC4580 (Colour). I then attempted the following steps:

1. Reinstalled the Canon printer drivers; PS & UFR-II
-> This failed due to errors in the printer driver plugins

2. Installed the printers again, this time selecting LPD default drivers within Snow Leopard. The only change was to then choose the appropriate 'Driver' which is listed in the Options & Supplies button.
-> Printing still fails

grant

iMac G5, Mac OS X (10.6)

Posted on Aug 30, 2009 6:21 PM

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6 replies

Aug 30, 2009 6:27 PM in response to Grant Sayer

An additional update....

Tried with the Generic Postscript driver instead of the Canon one and the printer queue accepts the print job.

If the 'Driver' is changed to the correct named Canon one; e.g Canon IR 3570/PS then the printer queue displays:

+You need to install software to use this printer. To install the software, choose Software Update from the Apple menu. If the software for your printer isn’t available in Software Update, contact the manufacturer of your printer.+

Oct 19, 2009 2:14 AM in response to Grant Sayer

The guys with Canon in Australia have solved the problem.
On the link below, you find a brand new driver for OSX 10.6.
http://www.canon.com.au/drivers/
I have installed it, and it works perfect with all the features, booklet, punching, stabling etc.
I am just wondering, why this driver is not on the Canon Europe website???
Best regards
Lars
Denmark

Nov 30, 2009 1:56 PM in response to st3v1e

Hello st3v1e,

The UFR2 driver (now version 2.05) does not list the iR3570 as a supported model. So if your iR3570 has PostScript, then you can use the Canon PPD installer. If your iR3570 does not have support for PostScript, then you will have to use Generic PCL Laser Printer for your printer model.

If you need to download the PPD Installer, you can do so via the downloads section of the Canon NZ web site. Simply enter iR3570 in the Search field to get a list of all the drivers for this model.

Pahu

Canon IR3570 & IRC4580 Printer Failure

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