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OSX 10.8 and Canon LBP6300dn

Hi!


I upgraded a few days ago to OSX 10.8 from 10.6, but now my Canon LBP6300dn is not working. The printer is connected to my router (ethernet) and I'm using WiFi on my MBA.


Firstly, even if I follow the instructions that come with the driver I get an error message that says: "Cannot connect to printer." Secondly the problem is that when I print a page it get an error message that says: "Printer busy". I tried to re-install the drivers, but nothing helps. Has someone else had this same problem?

MacBook Air, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)

Posted on Feb 3, 2013 12:20 AM

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Feb 14, 2013 1:18 AM in response to PAHU

Ok, so I did it and I confirm I do not get the same URI, even when using the UK CAPT driver.


As a comparison, I checked with another shared printer that works well (Canon Pro 9000 Series).


With the LBP6300, when I try to print from the MacBook, I see it in the queue on the macBook screen but it nevers appears on the queue on the MacPro. After a few seconds, the queue of the MacBook pauses. I try relaunching but nothing happens.


In the System informations I have :


On the MacPro :


LBP6300 :


État: Inactif

Serveur d’impression: Local

Version du gestionnaire: 3.55

Par défaut: Oui

Partagé: Oui

URI: cnbma://localhost:59687

PPD: Canon LBP6300 CAPT (UK)

Version du fichier PPD: 3.55

Version PostScript: (3010.000) 550

(3010.000) 651

Version CUPS: 1.6svn (cups-327)

Assistance numérisation: Non

Commandes de l’imprimante: none

Filtres CUPS:

capdftopdl :

Chemin: /Library/Printers/Canon/CUPSCAPT/Bins/capdftopdl

Autorisations: rwxr-xr-x

Assistance fax: Non

Utilitaire de l’imprimante: /Library/Printers/Canon/CUPSCAPT/StatusMonitor/StatusMonitor.app

Version de l’utilitaire de l’imprimante: 3,55

PDE:

FinishingPDE.plugin :

Conforme à Sandbox: Oui



Canon Pro9000II series :


État: Inactif

Serveur d’impression: Local

Version du gestionnaire: 10.68.1.0

Par défaut: Non

Partagé: Oui

URI: usb://Canon/Pro9000II%20series?serial=40938E

PPD: Canon Pro9000II series

Version du fichier PPD: 10.68.1.0

Version PostScript: (3010.000) 705

Version CUPS: 1.6svn (cups-327)

Assistance numérisation: Non

Commandes de l’imprimante: PrintSelfTestPage ReportLevels

Filtres CUPS:

Raster2CanonIJ :

Chemin: /Library/Printers/Canon/BJPrinter/Filters/Raster2CanonIJ/Raster2CanonIJ.bu ndle/Contents/MacOS/Raster2CanonIJ

Autorisations: rwxr-xr-x

Version: 10.68.1

Command2CanonIJ :

Chemin: /Library/Printers/Canon/BJPrinter/Filters/Command2CanonIJ.bundle/Contents/ MacOS/Command2CanonIJ

Autorisations: rwxr-xr-x

Version: 10.68.1

Assistance fax: Non

Utilitaire de l’imprimante: /Library/Printers/Canon/BJPrinter/Utilities/CanonIJPrinterUtility.app

Version de l’utilitaire de l’imprimante: 10.68.1

PDE:

CanonIJPDE.bundle :

Conforme à Sandbox: Oui



On the MacBook :


LBP6300 @ Mac Pro de Julie :


État: Traitement (=> this is because it was trying to print but without succès)

Serveur d’impression: À distance

Par défaut: Oui

URI: cnbma://localhost:59687

PPD: Canon LBP6300 CAPT (UK)



Canon Pro9000II series @ Mac Pro de Julie :


État: Inactif

Serveur d’impression: À distance

Par défaut: Non

URI: dnssd://Canon%20Pro9000II%20series%20%40%20Mac%20Pro%20de%20Julie._ipp._tcp.loca l.

PPD: Canon Pro9000II series

Feb 14, 2013 2:07 AM in response to wheneverisay

So what is stopping the LBP queue from being created correctly on the MacBook?


Has the CAPT driver ever been installed on the MacBook? If you open Finder and select Go > Go to Folder and then type


/Library/Printers/Canon


and press Go. Do you see a CUPSCAPT folder?


Also, using Go > Go to Folder, type


/Library/Caches/Canon


and press Go. Do you see a CUPSCAPT folder?


If yes to either (or both) then it indicates that the driver was installed on the MacBook. On my MacBook that was connecting to the shared printer on the iMac, I do not have a CUPSCAPT folder in either location.

Feb 14, 2013 2:35 AM in response to PAHU

ALLELLUIA !!!!!!!


Yes there was a previous installation of CAPT driver on the Macbook

I trashed everything on the Macbook : both CUPSCAPT folders + all Canon related files in the Printers>PPDs>Contents>Resources folder


Then I restarted the Macbook and in Prints and Scans, reinstalled the LBP6300 @ MacPro with UK CAPT Driver.


And now the printing from the Macbook works !


In the System Information of the Macbook I now have :


LBP6300 @ Mac Pro de Julie :


État: Inactif

Serveur d’impression: À distance

Par défaut: Oui

URI: dnssd://LBP6300%20%40%20Mac%20Pro%20de%20Julie._ipps._tcp.local.

PPD: Canon LBP6300 CAPT (UK)


How can I thank you ?

Mar 5, 2013 12:04 PM in response to anssi

Yes I have been testing this when I can. The issue so far is that I cannot get the same error as you have. But I have to mention that my test iMac is using a clean install of 10.8.2. There is no import of previous user data or applications. I just use the installer to make a new 10.8.2 volume and then install the CAPT driver.

OSX 10.8 and Canon LBP6300dn

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