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● When the ne
xt screen is displayed, follow the instructions on the screen.
*
When you select the [De
vice Type], select [Canon Network Printing Device with P9100] under [Standard].
5
Click [Finish].
6
Click [Close].
Changing the port type or number
If the printing pr
otocol (LPD or RAW) has been changed on the machine side (
Conguring Printing
Pr
otocols and WSD Functions(P. 37) ) or the port number has been changed (
Changing Port
Numbers(P
. 176) ), the corresponding settings on the computer must also be congured. This operation is
not needed for WSD ports.
MFNP port
1
Click [Congure Port].
2
Under [Protocol Type], select [RAW] or [LPR], and change the [Port Number].
3
Click [OK].
Standard TCP/IP port
1
Click [Congur
e Port].
2
Under [Protocol], select [Raw] or [LPR].
Setting Up
41
- User's Guide 1
- Contents 2
- Main Functions 9
- Setting from the Remote UI 10
- Setting PIN to Each Function 12
- Setting the Date/Time 15
- Connecting to a Wired LAN 20
- Connecting to a Wireless LAN 21
- ◼ PIN Code Mode 22
- ◼ Selecting a Wir 22
- From a Computer 25
- Using WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK 30
- Select <Yes> 30
- Reducing power consumption 31
- If the IP addr 31
- Setting IP Addresses 33
- Setting IPv4 Address 34
- Setting Up 36
- Setting IPv6 Addresses 37
- Selecting settings fr 38
- Viewing Network Settings 40
- Computer 42
- Conguring Printing Pr 43
- Setting up WSD network de 44
- To change the port number 44
- (only for IPv4 envir 45
- When you select the [De 47
- Click [Close] 48
- Setting Up Print Server 49
- Conguring the Machine for Y 52
- Environment 52
- Conguring Ethernet Settings 53
- Select <Apply> 54
- Conguring DNS 57
- Conguring IPv6 DNS 58
- Specify SNMPv1 settings 61
- Specify SNMPv3 settings 61
- Disabling SNMPv1 63
- Using the oper 63
- Conguring SNTP 64
- Installing Drivers 66
- Conguring Scan Settings 67
- in the system tray 68
- Basic Operations 69
- ◼ Loading Paper 71
- ◼ Customizing the Display 71
- ◼ Entering Sleep Mode 71
- Parts and Their Functions 73
- Front Side 74
- Platen glass 75
- Output tray 75
- Paper stopper 75
- Back Side 76
- Paper cover 77
- Paper guides 77
- Operation Panel 78
- Turning ON the Machine 80
- Turning OFF the Machine 81
- Using the Operation Panel 82
- Basic Screens 83
- Home Screen 84
- <Status Monitor> Screen 85
- Message Display 86
- Basic Operation 87
- Moving the Cursor 88
- Entering Text 89
- Placing Originals 90
- Loading Paper 92
- Loading Paper in the Drawer 94
- Replace the paper cover 96
- Loading Envelopes 98
- Loading Preprinted Paper 100
- Customizing the Display 105
- Customizing the Home Screen 106
- Entering Sleep Mode 108
- ◼ Using Basic Operations 110
- ◼ Using Useful Cop 110
- Basic Copy Operations 111
- Enlarging or Reducing 112
- For N on 1 copying 113
- Canceling Copies 114
- Checking the Copying Status 115
- Useful Copy Functions 119
- <Select Layout> 120
- Collating Copies by Page 121
- Making ID Card Copies 122
- Printing 123
- Printing from a Computer 125
- Click [Print] or [OK] 126
- ➠ Printing starts 126
- Canceling Prints 127
- From the Operation Panel 128
- Useful in the Following Cases 129
- Scanning 131
- ◼ Scanning 133
- When scanning is complete 135
- Using the Shortcut Key 137
- Canceling Sending Documents 139
- Scanning Using an Application 140
- How to use ScanGear MF 141
- Using ScanGear MF(P. 137) 142
- Using ScanGear MF 143
- Linking with Mobile Devices 144
- ◼ Connecting Dir 146
- Connecting Directly 149
- ◼ Using Canon PRINT Business 151
- ◼ Printing by Mopria 151
- Using AirPrint 152
- Click [OK] 153
- Changing Print Settings 154
- Changing the Scan Setting 154
- ◼ AirPrint-Dedicated Page 155
- Trademarks 156
- Printing with AirPrint 157
- Printing from a Mac 158
- Click [Print] 159
- Scanning with AirPrint 160
- The [Scanner] scr 161
- If AirPrint Cannot Be Used 162
- Using Google Cloud Print 163
- Managing the Machine 166
- ◼ Managing the System Congur 168
- Setting Access Privileges 169
- Setting a Remote UI PIN 172
- Firewall Settings 174
- Changing Port Numbers 174
- Proxy Settings 174
- TLS Encrypted Communication 174
- IEEE 802.1X Authentication 175
- Using the operation panel 179
- Setting a Proxy 183
- Conguring the Ke 185
- Communication 187
- Generating a Key and CSR 190
- Click [Store in File] 191
- Setting TTLS/PEAP 197
- Restart the machine 197
- Restricting USB Functions 199
- Disabling HTTP Communication 199
- Disabling Remote Management 199
- Disabling Remote UI 202
- Starting Remote UI 204
- Remote UI Screen 205
- Refresh Icon 206
- [Log Out] 206
- [Mail to System Manager] 206
- [Status Monitor/Cancel] 206
- [Settings/Registration] 206
- Checking the Status and Logs 207
- Checking History of Documents 208
- Checking Error Information 208
- Checking Consumables 208
- Checking Device Specications 209
- Checking Print Total Counter 210
- Checking Eco Information 210
- Updating the Firmware 214
- Updating from a Computer 215
- Checking the Firmware Version 215
- Initializing Settings 216
- Setting Menu List 218
- <Network Settings> 220
- <WPS Push Button Mode> 221
- <WPS PIN Code Mode> 221
- <Power Save Mode> 221
- <TCP/IP Settings> 223
- <LPD Print Settings> 225
- <RAW Print Settings> 225
- <WSD Settings> 225
- <SNMP Settings> 226
- <SNMPv3 Settings> 227
- <Acquir 227
- <IEEE 802.1X Settings> 228
- <Preferences> 229
- <Invert Screen Colors> 230
- <Message Display Time> 230
- <Scrolling Speed> 231
- <Language> 231
- <Remote UI Language> 232
- <Timer Settings> 233
- <Auto Sleep Time> 234
- <Auto Reset Time> 235
- <Auto Oine Time> 235
- <Auto Shutdown Time> 236
- <Copy Settings> 237
- <Correct Density> 238
- <Scan Settings> 239
- <Printer Settings> 240
- <Print Quality> 241
- <Toner Save> 242
- <Special Processing> 242
- <Select Line Width> 245
- <Clean Fixing Assembly> 246
- <Security Settings> 248
- C Address Filter> 249
- <Remote UI Settings> 250
- <Display Job Log> 251
- <Use as USB Device> 251
- (Toner Status)> 251
- <Network> 252
- <USB> 252
- <Update Firmware> 253
- <Initialize Menu> 253
- Maintenance 254
- Regular Cleaning 257
- Cleaning the Exterior 258
- Cleaning the Platen Glass 259
- Cleaning the Fixing Assembly 260
- Replacing the Toner Cartridge 261
- Remove the toner cartridge 262
- Replace the toner cartridge 263
- Replacing the Drum Cartridge 264
- Remove the drum cartridge 265
- Replace the drum cartridge 266
- Insert the toner cartridge 266
- Consumables(P. 268) 267
- Relocating the Machine 269
- Viewing the Counter Value 271
- Printing Reports and Lists 272
- <OK> <Yes> 273
- Consumables 274
- ◼ Drum Cartridges 275
- ● When r 276
- Troubleshooting 277
- Common Problems 280
- Remote UI is not displayed 281
- A function in which the wir 283
- Problem with the Print Server 284
- Copying/Printing Problems 285
- Printing seems to be slow.* 286
- When the fr 287
- Problems with Image Quality 288
- Smudges Appear on Printouts 290
- Printouts Are Faded 292
- Is the platen glass dirty? 294
- White Spots Appear 296
- Spots Appear 297
- Paper Creases or Curls 299
- Paper Is Fed Incorrectly 301
- Code) Is Displayed 302
- Cannot nd the access point 304
- Could not connect using WPS 306
- Could not perform cleaning 306
- Insert the drum cartridge 309
- No Paper: Drawer 1 309
- No response from host 309
- Paper jammed 310
- Size/Settings Mismatch 310
- Clearing Paper Jams 314
- Paper Jams inside the Machine 315
- Gently pull out the paper 316
- Insert the cartridges 317
- Close the toner cover 318
- ◼ When Contacting Canon 319
- Appendix 320
- Third Party Software 322
- Feature Highlights 323
- Going Green and Saving Money 324
- Improving Eciency 325
- Going Digital 326
- So Much More 328
- Specications 330
- Main Unit 331
- (W x D x H) 332
- Available Paper 334
- Scan Function 336
- Printer Functions 337
- Management Functions 338
- System Environment 339
- Network Environment 340
- Manuals and Their Contents 341
- Using User's Guide 342
- Top Page 343
- Topic Page 344
- Viewing User's Guide 346
- Basic Windows Operations 347
- Open Windows Explorer 348
- ◼ Displaying the [Softwar 349
- ◼ Printing a T 349
- ◼ Checking the Bit Ar 350
- ◼ Checking the Printer Port 351
- ◼ Checking Bidir 352
- Checking the SSID to Which Y 353
- ◼ When Printing fr 354
- ◼ IPv6 Ready Logo 355
- ◼ WEEE and Battery Dir 355
- ◼ Disclaimers 356
- ◼ Trademarks 356
- ◼ Copyright 357
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