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UBC Mathematics: MathNet FAQ [Public Printers]
UBC Mathematics: MathNet FAQ [Public Printers]
Question: What public printers can I use and where are they located?
Author: Joseph Tam
Date: 2018-09-21
The following printers are for general use. The are accesible from
the Unix command line via the "lpr" command, or from the Windows print
window, and from various applications that handle their own printing.
These printers are only accesible from the local network; if you are in
an external network such as the UBC wireless, you will have to remotely
log in to a local computer and submit your print job from there.
Name |
Model |
Location |
Features |
apple1 |
HP M605 |
MATX 1101 (foyer) |
duplex |
cider1 |
HP LaserJet 4350 |
LSK 202 (common) |
duplex |
butter1 |
HP M608 |
LSK 126 (common) |
duplex |
cup1 |
HP M607 |
LSK 303 (common) |
duplex |
null4 |
data sink |
N/A |
fake |
pulp1 |
HP M605 |
MATH 125 (common) |
duplex |
spew1 |
HP M608 |
AUDX (common) |
duplex |
Notes:
- 1
- For Unix usage, there are different print queues that
will go to the same physical printer. By adding '2' or 'd' (double), or
'1' or 's' (single) to the printer name, you can force the printout to
be single or double sided. The default is usually double-sided.
For example,
lpr -Papple1 -> single-sided
lpr -Papple2 -> double-sided
For Windows and MacOSX, you can select the duplexing via the
printing properties menu page. Again, the default is usually
double-sided.
- 2
- Due to the cost of materials, you must arrange for
access to use this printer. All Faculty and Staff have automatic.
access.
- 3
- Only FluidLab members should be using this printer.
- 4
- The default printer for all public hosts. This "printer"
does not print anything; you must set the the printer to something else
if you expect a printout.
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