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printers.20110902

[See the notes on Paper Reduction.]

Available Printers

The departmental shared printers are restricted to accept jobs only from the main print server (print.phas.ubc.ca) which spools the jobs with CUPS (Common Unix Print Spooler). Departmental users are able to print to thee printers either from a dept server ( ie ssh) or from their own workstations ( see below) Charges are levied for pages printed (undergraduates should contact the departmental office to purchase print quotas.)

The current complement of printers are ...

nickname Queue on server Make/Model location Comments
xerator lp Xerox ColorQube 8870 Henn203 Colour
chippy lp3 Xerox ColorQube 8870 Henn325 Colour
xiaoxing lp7 Xerox ColorQube 8870 Henn310 Colour
fiery CanonColourCopier Canon ImageRunner 5185 Henn 325 colour copier (see note below)

Canon Colour Copier - Special Instructions

After sending a job to the CanonColourCopier, you need to do the following:
1. Walk up to it and Log In with your DeptID (ledger# you use for photocopying).
2. Select "Print Job" from the tab at the top.
3. Touch your job(s) in the list of jobs waiting to print.
4. Press the "Secured Print" button in the lower right-hand corner of the screen.
5. Just press "OK" when prompted for a password (i.e blank password).
6. Log Out

All printers support duplexing and Postscript.

The following conditions need to be met in order for you to print from your own computer

  1. Your computer must be able to send the printing packet to the local print server. The local firewall block packets except from trusted hosts. If you are connected to one of the dept LAN's -- your packets are passed through. If your on UBC wireless or some other network (eg telus, shaw), you will need to join the dept's VPN (Virtual Private Network) to be able to print.
  2. A print queue on your local computer must be configured to communicate with one of the queues defined on the print server. (see the platform-specific notes below)
  3. The local login name must correspond with your PHAS login.

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