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Canon Pixma TS9550a
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Hello, I found the answer at Canon, as someone had already asked there:
For the PIXMA TS9550a there is compatibility with macOS Tahoe 26 via the Apple AirPrint function.
A separate installation of a driver is not required.
All you need is the AirPrint compatible scan application from Canon, which you can obtain from the device's support page:
IJ Scan Utility Lite v.4.2.0 (Mac)
https://www.canon.de/support...
Yours sincerely
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I don't know if I am allowed to give my source of supply here, but I have had good experiences with cheaper (remanufactured) ink cartridges.
The next step would be to remove the print head and soak it in window cleaner for an hour or two. Then rinse well, dry and then test to see if the action was successful.
I did this a few times with a previous model of this printer and it actually worked quite well. Unfortunately, a bit cumbersome but still better than buying a new printer...
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Yes, but only for a few pages. I would buy more soon.
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Does the printer come with ink?
Galaxus
1 year ago
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The Canon Pixma TS9550a uses various ink cartridges, including the original Canon PGI-580 and CLI-581 cartridges in the colours black, cyan, magenta and yellow. These cartridges are available in standard and XXL sizes, with the XXL versions offering a higher number of pages. There are also compatible cartridges from other manufacturers such as Prindo Green and deltalabs, which are often cheaper.
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As I wasn't satisfied with the Canon Pixma TS9550, I switched back to the previous brand and bought an HP OfficeJet Pro 9010e. And I'm so happy with it now.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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The ink is included as the product is supplied with set-up ink cartridges. A cable, specifically a power cable, is also included. However, there is no specific information on whether a USB cable is included.
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Hi, I'm really sorry I bought it. It's heavy and consumes ink too quickly. Otherwise it's perfect for making copies.
You can print A3
You can scan A4
For Window XP, yes, according to this :
https://www.canon-europe.com/support...
No. Only the 580-581 family
Yes it has.
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Hello Christian,
A3 printing is possible, but only from the rear feeder, i.e. with 80g paper, reload after approx. 25 sheets. Printing in usable quality with the usual inkjet printer slowness, quality can be set in the print preview.
mfg
Wolfgang
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Yes, no problem
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When the printer is connected to a computer, you can scan and print documents and photos even without a mobile phone or app. Scanning up to A4 size, printing up to A3 size.
Works fine using the Airprint driver on all recent MacOS versions.
no, certainly not. canon ink cartridges are required and printer paper.
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No, unfortunately that is not possible. The feeder does not have a sheet turning function. So you can only scan/copy on one side.
Printing is possible on both sides.
In general, this is a good device, it runs without any faults, I am very satisfied.
Hi, I don't use the printer with wifi but found this installation guide online in the instructions, maybe try it with that. https://ij.manual.canon/ij...
A driver is not required, you can only interact with this product (with MacOS Monterey) via AirPrint.
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Yes, it works. But it must be set in the settings menu. If the next scan is to be single-sided again, then change the setting in the menu. Unfortunately a little awkward
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The printer works with win10, but is a disaster because B4 format is not really available: scanning B4 is not possible, but printing B4 is. The printer also does not allow a free choice of paper, i.e. test printing on cheap paper is not possible. A real bad buy. I would advise everyone not to use this printer. Setting the options is also endless and complicated and if you want to go back to the standard, the setting orgy starts all over again!!!!!!
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Ciao Dominic
If you want smudge-proof, then I would go for a "toner" printer -> so a laser and not an ink printer :)
I don't have a problem with it, sometimes I don't need the printer for weeks. Maybe it's the small cartridges that come with the printer. But it's better to use original cartridges.
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