Easy guidelines on How to Setup Canon Imageclass Mf264dw Airprint....

1. HOW TO SETUP CANON IMAGECLASS MF264DW
AIRPRINT?
What is AirPrint?
AirPrint is a mobile printing feature that is exclusive only for Apple
devices like iPhone, iPad, and iPod, Mac computers. The AirPrint feature
works only if the iOS device and the Canon printer are connected to the
same wireless network.
The first step to do before we see the AirPrint setup the Canon
Imageclass MF264DW printer is to connect the printer to the wireless
network.
SETTING UP THE CANON IMAGECLASS MF264DW PRINTER (USING
WPS)
Before we see the steps, you need to know that WPS for the printer is
possible only if your router supportsthe WPSbutton.
 Touch the Display menu on the screen.
 Select the Menu option.
 Press the Start button.
 Select the NetworkSettings option.
 Select Wireless LAN Settings.
 If you see <Do you want to enable the wireless LAN?>/<Enable
the wireless LAN?>, select the Yes option.
 Select the WPS Push Button Mode option and select Yes.
 Press and hold the WPS button present in the router within the
next 2 minutes.
 Keep holding the WPS button until you see the <Connected>
message on the LCD screen.
Now that the Canon Imageclass MF264DW printer is connected to the
wireless network, it's now time to see the AirPrintsetup.
STEPS TO CONNECTTHE iOS DEVICE TO THE WIRELESS NETWORK
 Tap Settings and select the Wi-Fi option.
 Tap on the toggle switch and set the Wi-Fi option to ON.

2.  Scroll down and select the wireless network to which the printer
is connected, enter the password if prompted, and connect the
device.
HOW TO PRINTUSINGAIRPRINT
 Open the documentor a photo on your iOS device.
 Tap on the Share option in the middle(bottom) of the screen.
 Select the Print option.
 Since the iOS device is connected to the same wireless network as
the Canon Imageclass M264DW printer, the printer will be
displayed in the list.
 Select the printer and set the number of copies you wantto print.
 Tap the Print option.
That’s it! The job is done.