Canon PIXMA-TS5320 user manual

To connect your Canon PIXMA TS5320 printer directly to your computer, you can use either a USB cable or a wireless connection.
Here's a step-by-step guide for both methods:
1. USB Connection:
- Make sure your printer and computer are both powered on.
- Locate the USB port on your printer and the USB port on your computer.
- Take the USB cable that came with your printer and connect one end to the printer's USB port and the other end to an available USB port on your computer.
- Wait for your computer to detect the printer. It may automatically install the necessary drivers, or you may need to download and install them from Canon's official website.
2. Wireless Connection:
- Make sure your printer and computer are both powered on.
- On your printer's control panel, navigate to the settings menu and find the wireless settings.
- Enable the printer's Wi-Fi feature.
- On your computer, open the Wi-Fi settings and connect to your printer's Wi-Fi network. The network name should be displayed on your printer's control panel.
- Once connected, your computer may automatically install the necessary drivers, or you may need to download and install them from Canon's official website.
After completing either of these steps, your Canon PIXMA TS5320 printer should be successfully connected and ready to print from your computer.

There could be several reasons why your Canon TS5320 printer is not printing. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try to resolve the issue:
1. Check ink cartridges: Ensure that the ink cartridges are installed properly and have sufficient ink. Replace any empty or low ink cartridges if necessary.
2. Paper jams: Look for any paper jams or obstructions in the paper feed or output tray. Clear any jams before attempting to print again.
3. Connectivity issues: Verify that the printer is connected to your computer or network properly. If using a USB connection, ensure that the cable is securely connected to both the printer and computer. If using a wireless connection, make sure the printer is connected to the correct Wi-Fi network.
4. Restart printer and computer: Turn off the printer and computer, then power them back on. This can sometimes resolve minor software glitches.
5. Check print queue: Sometimes, print jobs get stuck in the print queue, causing subsequent print jobs to fail. Open the print queue on your computer and cancel any pending print jobs.
6. Printer driver issues: Ensure that you have the latest printer drivers installed on your computer. Visit the Canon website to download and install the latest drivers if needed.
7. Test print from another device: To check if the issue is specific to your computer, try printing from another device such as a smartphone or tablet. If it prints successfully, then the problem may lie with your computer settings.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, it's recommended to contact Canon customer support for further assistance or consider taking the printer to a service center for diagnosis and repair.

To scan wirelessly from your Canon printer to your computer, you can follow these steps:
1. Ensure that your Canon printer is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your computer.
2. Install the necessary software/drivers for your Canon printer on your computer. You can download the latest drivers from the Canon official website specific to your printer model.
3. Open the software provided by Canon, commonly known as "Canon IJ Scan Utility" or similar, on your computer.
4. Place the document or photo you want to scan on the scanner glass or in the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) of your Canon printer.
5. On your computer, launch the Canon scanning software. It will usually detect your printer's presence automatically. If not, search for the printer and select it.
6. Choose the type of scan you want to perform (e.g., document, photo, etc.) and select any desired settings such as resolution, color, file format, etc.
7. Once the settings are configured, click on the "Scan" or "Start" button in the scanning software.
8. The Canon printer will start scanning the document or photo wirelessly and will send it directly to your computer.
9. When the scanning process is complete, the scanned file will usually be saved in the default destination folder on your computer. You can also specify the location where you want to save the scanned file, if desired.
Note: The exact steps may vary slightly depending on the model and software version of your Canon printer. Make sure to consult the user manual or Canon's support website for specific instructions related to your printer model.