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The device is connected using wireless connection to the initlab network and uses usb2parallel cable for communicating to the printer, so that the usb connection is available for scanning. | The device is connected using wireless connection to the initlab network and uses usb2parallel cable for communicating to the printer, so that the usb connection is available for scanning. | ||
Login with ssh authorization is configured so that the majority of initlab power users have ssh access to the device (including maniax, lz1irq, ignisf, Slackware). | |||
Revision as of 17:48, 25 January 2020
TL;DR
Model: HP LaserJet 3030
URI: socket://172.31.190.43:9100
Location: lecture room
Type: black & white printer with ADF scanner (the scanner is over usb)
Overview
One of the printers in InitLab is multifunctional laserjet HP LaserJet 3030.
It can be accessed for printing on URI: socket://172.31.190.43:9100
For scanning there is an attached location
Network Printing Instructions
See how to connect over ticket
On windows one can use HP LaserJet 3050 driver.
Scanner
There is an USB cable attached to the printer for scanning.
For linux - use the hplip packages sudo apt install hplip && hp-setup
For scanning: hp-scan --adf --output=scan.pdf --size=A4 --mode=color and select the printer.
The flatbed does not seem to work on linux.
Fax
TODO: connect to the initlab telephony network
Implementation Notes
The print server is hosted on Aerohive AP121 running OpenWRT 19.07 and p910nd. The device was generously provided by maniax.
The device is connected using wireless connection to the initlab network and uses usb2parallel cable for communicating to the printer, so that the usb connection is available for scanning.
Login with ssh authorization is configured so that the majority of initlab power users have ssh access to the device (including maniax, lz1irq, ignisf, Slackware).