Canon PIXMA MG6220 works as wireless scanner with libsane 1.0.23

Asked by Edward F Eaglehouse

Thank you for all your effort. I am using Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin 64-bit and performed an apt-get dist-upgrade of my libsane package to 1.0.23 via the sane-backends PPA http://ppa.launchpad.net/nathan-renniewaldock/sane/ubuntu.

I am happy to report that my brand new <b>Canon PIXMA MG6220<b> All-in-one printer/scanner is recognized as a PIXMA MG6100 device. The printer works with CUPS 1.5.3 using the Gutenprint 5.2.8 package. The scanner works with xsane 0.998 over my wireless network connection.

I added my device's network URI, a static IPv4 address, into <code>pixma.conf</code> for it to be recognized the first time. After that, it doesn't seem to need it, as my printer is on my local LAN segment.

$ sudo scanimage -L
device `pixma:MG6200_canon-mg6220' is a CANON Canon PIXMA MG6100 multi-function peripheral
device `net:cups:pixma:MG6200_canon-mg6220' is a CANON Canon PIXMA MG6100 multi-function peripheral
device `net:localhost:pixma:MG6200_canon-mg6220' is a CANON Canon PIXMA MG6100 multi-function peripheral

I'm very pleased you were able to make this work. Thank you!

If you need a tester for future development, I would be happy to work with you.

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said :
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Edward F Eaglehouse (suncat2000) said :
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Yes. ScanGear MP v1.8 works directly and also through Gimp for my printer/scanner. I'm happy that libsane-pixma made it work with Xsane so I didn't have to switch to different software.

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chris (rubythings) said :
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thanks very much for this - couldn't get my cannon pixma mp 560 scanning with scangear till i read the line 'I added my device's network URI, a static IPv4 address, into <code>pixma.conf</code> for it to be recognized the first time.' - that was all it took

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Samaj Kapoor (samajkapoor) said :
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I had been using HP Deskjet 4535 MFP Scanning feature within Ubuntu 16.04. However after installing 18.04, it didn't worked, as mentioned by Tanama. (While I had fresh installed 18.04, my home directory was same as one I had used for 16.04.)
https://blackfridayvpn.net/ivacy-black-friday/
I verified that "hplip" package was installed during 18.04 stock installation, and tried simple-scan, sane-utils, hp-setup, hp-probe and so on. None of those attempts worked. Even Gimp -> Create -> xscanimage didn't helped.