Printing
ICT Printers
ICT provide a variety of large shared printers throughout the College - there are several of these available for general use throughout the Department of Computing. Department of Computing staff and students have use of the two Canon printers in main Computing lab Huxley 219. They are all capable of duplex printing (on both sides of a sheet of paper) and configured to do so by default. We have followed ICT's lead in setting up two print queues, one for monochrome printing to any ICT printer, the other for colour printing to any ICT printer that supports colour (most/all nowadays):
|
Name |
Location |
Model |
Notes |
|
ICTCanonMono |
Multiple* |
Canon iR C8560i |
Mono queue |
|
ICTCanonColour |
Multiple* |
Canon iR C8560i |
Colour queue |
*Please note: the DoC 'ICTCanonMono' and 'ICTCanonColour' print queues connect to the ICT print-service. You can collect print-outs to these queues from any ICT printer on campus to which you have physical access. You will need your college swipe-card to collect print-jobs from these printers; alternatively, use your college log-in and password on the printer touch-screen. DoC locations of ICT printers are Huxley 219, Huxley 356, Huxley 436, Huxley 570 and WPL L3. ICT have recently installed Canon ImageRunner print devices with Papercut software for management.
Setting up ICT Printing
All CSG-controlled Linux and Windows desktops should already be configured with printer queues "ICTCanonMono", "ICTCanonColour" - and a number of Departmental printers too. You can print from various graphical applications simply be selecting the desired queue names (eg "ICTCanonMono" or "ICTCanonColour"), or from the Linux command line follow these instructions: Printing from the Linux Command-Line web page.
To configure a standalone laptop, desktop or mobile device to print to ICT printers, please see the ICT Printing Guide.
Setting up Non-ICT Departmental Printers
If you want to configure a standaolone laptop or desktop to print to older non-ICT Departmental printers in smaller research offices:
- Standalone Linux laptops or desktops can be set up to talk to the DoC print server via the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) print service on ipp.doc.ic.ac.uk
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Standalone Windows or Mac laptops or desktops may be set up to to talk to the DoC print server via the Samba print service on winprint2.doc.ic.ac.uk.
Please contact CSG on doc-help@imperial.ac.uk for more information about setting up printing to non-ICT printers...
... and the Ask ICT Service portal for more information about setting up printing to ICT printers.
