how to connect printer with mac ?

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How to connect printer with mac?
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If the printer has a built-in display

• Printers with a touchscreen or other built-in
  display (control panel) generally expect you to
  use that display to select or enter the name and
  password of your Wi-Fi network. Check the
  printer's documentation for details.

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If the printer uses Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)

• If your Wi-Fi router isn't made by Apple, check
  the routers documentation for details about how
  to add a WPS printer.
• If your Wi-Fi router is an AirPort Base Station
• -gt Open AirPort Utility, which is in the
  Utilities folder of your Applications folder.
• -gt Select your base station in AirPort
  Utility, then enter the base station password, if
  prompted.
• -gt From the menu bar, choose Base Station gt
  Add WPS Printer.
• -gt Select either "First attempt" or "PIN" as
  the type of WPS connection to allow. Then click
  Continue.
• If you selected "First attempt," push
  the WPS button on the printer. When the printer's
  MAC Address appears in AirPort
  Utility, click Done.
• If you selected "PIN," enter the
  printer's PIN number, which should be listed in
  the printer's documentation.
  Then click Continue. When the printer's MAC
  Address appears in AirPort
  Utility, click Done.
• Quit AirPort Utility.

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If the printer can connect to your Mac via USB

• You may be able to use a USB connection to set up
  Wi-Fi printing-
• Connect the printer to your Mac using the
  appropriate USB cable.
• Install the Mac software that came with the
  printer, and make sure that it includes a printer
  setup assistant.
• Use the printer setup assistant to connect the
  printer to your Wi-Fi network. Check the
  printer's documentation for details.
• Disconnect the USB cable from the printer and
  Mac. The printer should remain connected to the
  Wi-Fi network.

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If the printer can create an ad-hoc Wi-Fi network

• You may be able to use the printer's own ad-hoc
  Wi-Fi network to set up Wi-Fi printing
• Install the Mac software that came with the
  printer, and make sure that it includes a printer
  setup assistant.
• Make sure that the printer's ad-hoc Wi-Fi network
  is turned on. Check the printer's documentation
  for details.
• Open the Wi-Fi menu on your Mac by clicking the
  Wi-Fi icon in the menu bar, then select the name
  of the printers ad-hoc Wi-Fi network. While your
  Mac is on the printer's network, your Mac won't
  be able to connect to the Internet or other
  services on your regular Wi-Fi network.
• Use the printer setup assistant to connect the
  printer to your Wi-Fi network. Check the
  printer's documentation for details. The printer
  may restart before it connects to the network.
• Return to the Wi-Fi menu on your Mac and switch
  back to your Wi-Fi network

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