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Assign a Static IP Address from the Remote UI - PIXMA / MAXIFY

Article ID: ART180432 | Date published: 09/23/2021 | Date last updated: 09/23/2021
 

Description

This article provides instructions on how to set a static IP address from the Remote UI (web-based interface) of your printer.

Solution

Before Starting

Your printer, by default is set to have an IP address assigned automatically by your router. This article will walk you through assigning a static IP address through the Remote UI (User Interface). Please keep the following points in mind.

  1. If you set a static IP address that is different from the IP address currently assigned to your printer, you will lose the connection you have to the printer's Remote UI. You will need to use the printer's new IP address to connect to the Remote UI.

  2. If you have set a static IP address for the printer but you then decide to have the printer automatically receive an IP address from your router, you will most likely lose the connection you have to the printer's Remote UI. You will need to use the printer's new IP address to connect to the Remote UI.
     

Steps to set a static IP address

 The screenshots in this article are from an iOS device. However, the steps will be similar (if not exactly the same) regardless of the computer or device you're using.

  1. If you don't have the printer's IP address, print a network configuration page.

  2. Open a web browser (Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.) and enter the printer's IP address into the address bar.

  3. The printer's Remote UI will appear in a web browser. Click or tap Log on.

    Click or tap Log on (outlined in red)

     If a warning message similar to the one shown below appears, click or tap Show Details or the appropriate option.

    Click or tap Show Details (outlined in red). Your web browser may offer a different option to tap

    Click or tap visit this website (the web browser that you use may offer a different option, click or tap it to continue).

    Tap visit this website (outlined in red)

    You may need to click or tap another option to confirm that you want to proceed. If you are prompted again to continue, click or tap the appropriate affirmative option.

  4. Enter the password for your printer, then click or tap OK.

    Enter the password for your printer, then click or tap OK (outlined in red)

  5. Click or tap System info and LAN settings.

    Click or tap System info and LAN settings (outlined in red)

  6. Click or tap LAN settings.

    Click or tap LAN settings (outlined in red)

  7. Click or tap Other settings.

    Click or tap Other settings (outlined in red)

  8. Click or tap Yes.

    Click or tap Yes (outlined in red)

  9. Click or tap TCP/IP settings.

    Click or tap TCP/IP settings (outlined in red)

  10. Click or tap IPv4.

    Click or tap IPv4 (outlined in red)

  11. Click or tap IP address.

    Click or tap IP address (outlined in red)

  12. Click or tap Manual setup, then click or tap OK.

    Click or tap Manual setup (outlined in red), then tap OK (outlined in red)

  13. Enter the IP address, Subnet mask, and Default gateway. Click or tap OK when finished.

    Enter the IP address, Subnet mask, and Default gateway. Click or tap OK (outlined in red) when finished

  14. If this prompt appears, click or tap OK.

    If this prompt appears, click or tap OK (outlined in red)

    The IP address will be set to the one you specified.

If your product issue was not resolved after following the steps above, or if you require additional help, please create or log in to your Canon Account to see your technical support options.

Or if you still need help, visit our Canon Community by clicking the button below to get answers:

Link to Canon Community Forum








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