Canon PIXMA TS3522 Wireless Setup: Connect to WiFi & Fix Connection Issues
Canon PIXMA TS3522 wireless setup allows the printer to communicate with compatible computers and mobile devices over a Wi-Fi network. If you are connecting the TS3522 for the first time or reconnecting it after a router or password change, check the printer status, network information, and device connection before starting.
How Do I Connect My Canon PIXMA TS3522 to WiFi?
Turn on the TS3522 and make sure the intended wireless network is working. Prepare the printer for wireless configuration using the setup method appropriate for this model, then complete the network setup from a compatible computer or mobile device. After the printer joins Wi-Fi, add or select it on your device and run a test print.
Before Starting Canon TS3522 Wireless Setup
Check the basic printer and network conditions before trying to connect the TS3522 to Wi-Fi.
- Turn on the printer and let startup finish.
- Resolve any printer-side error that may prevent setup.
- Confirm that the wireless router is operating.
- Have the current Wi-Fi network name and password available.
- Make sure the computer or mobile device being used for setup has a working connection.
- Keep the printer within a practical wireless range while configuring it.
How to Connect Canon PIXMA TS3522 to WiFi
Wireless configuration involves preparing the printer for network setup and then supplying the intended network information through a supported setup method.
- Turn on the Canon PIXMA TS3522.
- Check that the intended Wi-Fi network is available.
- Confirm that you have the current network credentials.
- Prepare the TS3522 for wireless setup using the procedure appropriate for the model and setup method.
- Begin printer setup on the compatible computer or mobile device.
- Select the intended wireless network when requested.
- Enter the current network password carefully.
- Allow the printer to finish connecting.
- Add or select the TS3522 on your device.
- Print a simple test document.
If you need broader setup guidance rather than TS3522-specific Wi-Fi troubleshooting, see: Canon TS3522 Setup Guide .
Canon TS3522 Wireless Setup on Windows
After the printer is connected or ready for wireless configuration, complete the computer-side setup.
- Connect the Windows computer to the intended network.
- Turn on the TS3522.
- Begin the appropriate printer setup process.
- Choose the wireless or network connection option when applicable.
- Select the TS3522 when detected.
- Complete the installation steps.
- Check that Windows is using the intended printer entry.
- Run a test print.
If the printer has joined Wi-Fi but Windows cannot use it correctly, check the installed printer configuration and software before repeating the wireless setup.
Canon TS3522 Wireless Setup on Mac
First make sure the TS3522 has joined the intended wireless network.
- Connect the Mac to the intended network.
- Turn on the TS3522.
- Complete wireless configuration if necessary.
- Open System Settings.
- Open Printers & Scanners.
- Choose the option to add a printer.
- Select the TS3522 when it appears.
- Complete setup and print a test document.
Menu wording may differ on older macOS versions. For more Mac guidance, see: Canon Printer Setup on Mac .
How to Connect Canon TS3522 to a Phone
Mobile setup depends on the device, network, and supported printing method.
Check that:
- The TS3522 is turned on.
- The printer's wireless configuration has been completed.
- Wi-Fi is enabled on the phone when required.
- The intended printer is selected.
- You are using a compatible mobile printing or setup method.
For general mobile guidance, see: How to Connect Canon Printer to Phone .
Canon TS3522 Not Connecting After Router Change
Replacing the router can leave the printer configured for a network that no longer exists.
Compare the new router's:
- Wi-Fi network name.
- Wireless password.
- Network configuration.
If these details changed, configure the TS3522 for the current network. The printer cannot be expected to automatically know the credentials of a replacement network.
Canon TS3522 Won’t Connect After WiFi Password Change
If the router's Wi-Fi password was changed, the printer may still be trying to use its previous network information.
Repeat the appropriate wireless configuration and provide the current network credentials. After the TS3522 reconnects, verify that your computer or mobile device can find the printer.
Canon PIXMA TS3522 Won’t Connect to WiFi
If the wireless connection fails, identify where the setup stops before repeatedly changing settings.
Check the Network Name and Password
Make sure the intended network is being selected and the current credentials are being used.
Check the Printer for Errors
An unrelated printer-side error can interfere with setup. Resolve visible errors before retrying the wireless connection.
Restart the Printer and Router
A normal restart can help with temporary communication problems. Allow the router to become fully available before retrying printer setup.
Retry Wireless Setup
Repeat the setup carefully. Avoid repeatedly pressing control-panel buttons without knowing the printer's current setup state.
Check for Old Network Configuration
If the printer was used with a previous network, reconfiguration may be necessary.
For broader troubleshooting, see: Canon Printer Won’t Connect to WiFi .
Canon TS3522 Connected to WiFi but Computer Can’t Find It
A printer that has successfully joined Wi-Fi but cannot be found by a computer presents a different problem from a printer that cannot connect to the network.
Check:
- The computer is connected to the intended network.
- The TS3522 is powered on and ready.
- The correct printer entry is being used.
- An old or duplicate printer entry is not selected.
- The printer is not appearing offline.
- Compatible printer software is available when required.
Continue with: Canon Printer Not Connecting to Computer .
Canon TS3522 Connected to WiFi but Shows Offline
An offline status does not automatically mean the wireless setup failed. The printer may be on the network while the computer is unable to communicate with the correct printer entry.
Check printer power, network status, the selected printer, and the print queue before repeating the complete wireless setup.
Check the TS3522 Driver and Printer Software
Driver or software troubleshooting becomes more relevant after the printer has successfully joined Wi-Fi but the computer still cannot use it correctly.
A driver reinstall will not correct an incorrect Wi-Fi password or a printer that has not joined the network.
If software needs attention, see: Canon Printer Driver Guide .
Should You Reset the Canon TS3522 for a WiFi Problem?
A full reset should not automatically be the first step for a wireless connection problem. First check the network, password, router, printer status, and normal wireless setup.
If network reconfiguration is actually required, use a procedure appropriate for the exact printer model rather than random button combinations.
For more information about different types of resets, see: How to Reset a Canon Printer Safely .
Canon TS3522 Wireless Troubleshooting Table
| Problem | What to Check |
|---|---|
| TS3522 won't connect to WiFi | Network availability, password, printer status, router, and wireless setup. |
| Connection failed after new router | Configure the printer for the current network information. |
| Connection failed after password change | Repeat setup using the current Wi-Fi credentials. |
| Windows cannot find TS3522 | Computer network, printer entry, discovery, and software. |
| Mac cannot find TS3522 | Mac network and Printers & Scanners configuration. |
| TS3522 shows offline | Printer power, network communication, printer selection, and print queue. |
| Phone cannot find printer | Mobile Wi-Fi, printer connection, and supported mobile printing method. |
Canon TS3522 WiFi Setup Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not keep using an old Wi-Fi password after the router credentials have changed.
- Do not repeatedly reset the printer before checking the network.
- Do not use random service-mode button combinations.
- Do not assume a Windows or Mac detection problem always means Wi-Fi setup failed.
- Do not create unnecessary duplicate printer entries.
- Do not download printer software from unknown sources.
Related Canon TS3522 Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I connect my Canon PIXMA TS3522 to WiFi?
Turn on the printer, confirm the intended network is available, prepare the TS3522 for wireless configuration, and use a supported setup method to provide the current network information. After it connects, add the printer to your device and test printing.
Why won't my Canon TS3522 connect to WiFi?
Check the Wi-Fi network, current password, router status, printer error status, and the wireless setup process. Previous network information may also matter if the router or network has changed.
How do I reconnect my TS3522 after changing my router?
Configure the printer for the current network. If the new router uses a different network name or password, the printer needs the new information before it can reconnect.
Why is my TS3522 connected to WiFi but not showing on my computer?
Check the computer's network connection, printer entry, device discovery, offline status, and printer software. A computer detection problem does not necessarily mean the printer failed to join Wi-Fi.
Why does my Canon TS3522 show offline after wireless setup?
The computer may not be communicating with the correct printer entry. Check the printer's network status, selected printer, and print queue before repeating the entire setup.
Can I connect Canon TS3522 to a Mac over WiFi?
Yes. After the printer joins the intended wireless network, use the printer settings in macOS to locate and add the TS3522 when it is available.
Should I reset my TS3522 if it won't connect to WiFi?
A full reset is generally not the first step. Check the network, password, router, printer status, and normal wireless setup first. If reconfiguration is necessary, use a procedure appropriate for the exact printer model.
Final Canon TS3522 Wireless Setup Checklist
- TS3522 is powered on and ready.
- No unresolved printer error is displayed.
- Intended Wi-Fi network is available.
- Current Wi-Fi credentials are being used.
- Wireless configuration is complete.
- Computer or mobile device can locate the intended printer.
- Correct TS3522 printer entry is selected.
- Driver or printer software is checked when required.
- Test print completes successfully.