Good Afternoon: My name is Linda, I am having a proplem with my printer, it is the canon bbjc 3000 series, yes old , but still a good machine. The machine is going through its pases as far as printing, but there is no ink comming out on the page, I did the printer test on itt, but only color comes out no black, and every light, also there are brand new cart. in it. What can I do to fix the problem? Thank you Linda

Linda, USB cable comes with the unit!

Press Stop/Reset button for 5 seconds without release. After 5 seconds your printer will start processing... t hanks good luck

Cannon LBP 3000 Driver
Please visit the above link from Canon Official Support & Downloads. Select the OS (Operating System i.e. Mac OS) and get the drivers for free.

Hope it helps! Good Luck!
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The bad news: Canon does not make any new printers that use those ink tanks. Their line of new consumer printers is the PIXMA series. None of these printers uses the BCI-3 series of ink tanks. I am sorry for the bad news,.. The good news: I have personally been successful in finding used, operational printers for $1 to $5 from local thrift stores and for a little more at local "Recycled, Used, Computer" type of stores. You may even try craigslist and put out a wanted ad for the models below,... anyway I hope this helps you out.
Here is a list of models that use all of the BCI-3e series of Black and Color tanks
Color Printers: i550, s400, s450, s500, s520, s530d s600, s630, s630 Network, s750, all BJC-3000 Series
Multifunction Printers: MultiPass F30, MultiPass F50, MultiPass F60,MultiPass F80
Other Color Printers (partially compatable) i560 & i860 (only uses the BCI-3 black tanks,..but BCI-6 for colors)

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Sony Vaio is operating on Windows 7 and Canon does not supply drivers for my i560 Canon printer. I was able to download a suitable driver from another source. I have since bought a new Epson printer/scanner at a good discount which works well on the Vaio laptop.

"No" is the answer to all of those questions, and even if it were "yes", purchasing a good quality refurbished digital machine from a reputable supplier, would still be a far cheaper option than all of that.
Not in or around Toronto, are you?

This is a very old machine. They are only designed to last around 3-4 years. Buying another multifunction from HP is a gamble. My office no longer sells due to warranty claims. You should purchase a new Canon Multifunction. Good luck!

We tried by removing the power cord from the machine - and the error disappeared. Maybe for good, who knows? Linda Sanders, www.ozfeathers.com.au

Here's what you need to do. ON the computer that you want to associate that LPT1 port, you need to know the name of the computer, and the share name of the printer. In this case, I am assuming you have the Canon LBP-3000 physically connected to this system running the FoxPro program.

Step one: Find the computer name. Click on START SETTINGS CONTROL PANEL. Double click SYSTEM. Click on the tab COMPUTER NAME and under FULL COMPUTER NAME, write down the name. Click OK to exit the window.

Step two: Click on START, SETTINGS CONTROL PANEL. Double click PRINTERS AND FAXES. Right click on the Canon LBP-3000 printer and click on SHARE. In the window that opens, click on SHARE THIS PRINTER and take note of the name in SHARE NAME: and write it down. Click on OK to share the printer and exit out of the wizard.


Step three: Click on START, RUN. Type CMD in the box and click OK. in the black window, type NET USE LPT1 \\COMPUTER NAME\SHARE NAME

Follow with RETURN or ENTER and you should be good.