Hi,
Last few days I was trying to make a Lexmark duplex printer work on my Ubuntu system. I followed the standard steps of installing printers in SoC/NUS
- Go to Systems->Administration->Printing
- Click on the Add and select Network Printer
- From the dropdown menu, select "Windows Printer via SAMBA"
- Lets assume we want to add printer psa518-dx printer. Also, I am staff, so I will use nusstf, and nts09, students should use nusstu and nts27 instead:
- add the SMB printer name as "nusstf/nts09/psa518-dx"
- Click on "Set Authentication details now" and enter username (mukesh, no domain required) and password (..., it appeared like that for me :-))
- Click forward and choose appropriate driver. In my case it was Lexmark
- Click forward and again select specific driver e.g. T642 and click forward
- Enter any printer description such as Lexmark, laserjet, PSA518 etc. and click "Apply".
- Print the test page and click OK.
Postscript error: %%[ Error: configurationerror; Offending Command: setpagedevice]%%
This is because you still need to configure the printer for various details. To do that, go to the printing, right click on the installed printer, and select properties:
- Select printer Options. In that, select Page Size-A4; Media source-Default; Double sided printing-Long edge(standard); Resolution-600
- Select Job Options. In that, click on the "+" symbol below "Pages per slide" and select "Two-Sided (long-edge), leave others as they are.
- Save the settings and print the test page again!
Bingo!!! you can print now :-)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the instructions! was helpful... just a small change, the username for the printer requires the domain (e.g. nusstu\xxxxxxxx). Don't know whether it's a new change, but that worked for me!
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