Canon Scanner Error
Issue was an examining mistake called Code: 2,157,50 The remote printer was printing and faxing fine and dandy. Wouldn't output… or all the more frustratingly would just sweep the initial couple of archives at that point bite the dust and fly up that code.
The issue was LOW ROUTER SIGNAL. You can check it by setting off to your printer and doing the accompanying:
Setup (left hand side of printer), bolt to Device Settings, Lan Settings, Confirm Lan Settings. It will print out a report where it will list your flag quality. 19%. At that point expressed they truly don't suggest a flag quality under half.
Brief arrangement: Connecting a USB printer link… NOT an ethernet link. You can not utilize an ethernet and the remote in the meantime for the printer (regardless of the possibility that it's through various PCs). When you interface the link, you should go in and TELL it to utilize the link. In some cases when you associate the link, you need to hold up until the point that your framework consequently downloads the driver. Following 5 minutes due low flag quality. When it's stacked legitimately, it will appear in your "Gadgets and Printers" as a MX arrangement Printers (Copy 1). When it shows up, you now need to instruct it to utilize the link rather than the system for the filtering. You do this by: Opening MX Navigator Ex 4.1, Go to Preferences (bring down left of fly up), go to General tab, go to the crate where it should state MX arrangement Printers NETWORK. Tap the down bolt and select "MX 920 Series". Clearly you are going from utilizing the Network to an immediate access to the printer through the link.
Long haul arrangement: Move the switch nearer. Or, on the other hand, if there are snags between the printer and switch (gadgets, dividers, entryways, and so on), at that point expel them as well.
suggested rebooting your system now and again, esepcially on the off chance that you see speed of printing or filtering backing off. Do this by unplugging printer and any gadget associated into the switch. Unplug the switch from power and flag. Connect it back to yet include every fringe in each one in turn. Connect printer back to control. You should see an expansion to the speed
The issue was LOW ROUTER SIGNAL. You can check it by setting off to your printer and doing the accompanying:
Setup (left hand side of printer), bolt to Device Settings, Lan Settings, Confirm Lan Settings. It will print out a report where it will list your flag quality. 19%. At that point expressed they truly don't suggest a flag quality under half.
Brief arrangement: Connecting a USB printer link… NOT an ethernet link. You can not utilize an ethernet and the remote in the meantime for the printer (regardless of the possibility that it's through various PCs). When you interface the link, you should go in and TELL it to utilize the link. In some cases when you associate the link, you need to hold up until the point that your framework consequently downloads the driver. Following 5 minutes due low flag quality. When it's stacked legitimately, it will appear in your "Gadgets and Printers" as a MX arrangement Printers (Copy 1). When it shows up, you now need to instruct it to utilize the link rather than the system for the filtering. You do this by: Opening MX Navigator Ex 4.1, Go to Preferences (bring down left of fly up), go to General tab, go to the crate where it should state MX arrangement Printers NETWORK. Tap the down bolt and select "MX 920 Series". Clearly you are going from utilizing the Network to an immediate access to the printer through the link.
Long haul arrangement: Move the switch nearer. Or, on the other hand, if there are snags between the printer and switch (gadgets, dividers, entryways, and so on), at that point expel them as well.
suggested rebooting your system now and again, esepcially on the off chance that you see speed of printing or filtering backing off. Do this by unplugging printer and any gadget associated into the switch. Unplug the switch from power and flag. Connect it back to yet include every fringe in each one in turn. Connect printer back to control. You should see an expansion to the speed
