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PP&B Windows Print Server ADPRINT Please note: You need an valid FHI user account to access the printing system, and it works only work from the internal network.(Not from the DHCP 141.14.151.xx or Wifi-fhi,fhi-guet networks) Note:Supported Operating Systems:Windows XP ServicePack 3 32Bit Windows 7 32-Bit and 64-Bit Apple OSX 10.6.x and newer (via LPD) Linux Operating Systems (via LPD) Content
Printer Installation for Windows XP Domain Users
To finish the installation you have to push Finish
IMPORTANT: After installing the printer please check the default settings (rigth mouse button 'Printing Preferences...'). In particular the paper size. In some cases 'Letter' is selected by default. Please change it to 'A4' and push 'Apply' button Printer Installation for Windows 7 Domain Users
IMPORTANT: After installing the printer please check the default settings (rigth mouse button 'Printing Preferences...'). In particular the paper size. In some cases 'Letter' is selected by default. Please change it to 'A4' and push 'Apply' button Printer Installation for Windows XP/7 Users outside of the FHI Domain "HABER"Some hints for self administrated computers and laptops:
All systems outside of the active directory domain "HABER" must fist authenticate with the print-server "adprint" with their valid fhi username and password. For that you have to map a network drive from the printserver "adprint".
Note for Guests without a fhi account:Please contact the it-responsible person in your department (or secretary) to get an fhi account or (of you have a short stay) you can get an temporary printing account from PP&B. How can i check my printing jobs on the printserver ADPRINT or remove them ?Plasm have a look at the Printserver Webpage: "http://adprint.rz-berlin.mpg.de/printers/"
Using "Canon Secure Printing" on the Canon Department Printers (Advance 5240)Secured printing saves a print job in the Canon Printer under an assigned PIN (password) and outputs it later only when the correct PIN (password) is entered at the Canon Printer. This function is useful when printing a confidential document. When you're using the pp&b print server "ADPRINT" you can use this function on any canon advance C5240i department printer. - This works not when printing on the other pp&b print servers like CUPS or without a valid print driver ! Works on: - PP&B Workstations Secure Printing - Windows 7/XP Guide1. In your preferred application (word,thunderbird,firefox,... ) click file -> Print 2. Select “Properties” from the “Print” screen. ![]() 3. Change the "Output Method" from "Print" to "Secured Print" ![]() 4. Set the "User information now" by clicking in "YES" ![]() 5. Specify the user name and PIN (password) for the current print job in the “Secured Print Details” screen. ![]() 6. Click “OK” in the “Secured Print Details” screen to save your changes. ![]() 7. Click “OK” to close the “Page Setup” screen. ![]() 8. Click “OK” in the “Print” screen. to print your document ![]() 9. Confirm Document Name, User Name, and PIN (password) in the “Confirm PIN” screen and click OK. (last time to change the pin for that document) ![]() 10. The print job is sent and saved in the Canon MFP printer. ![]() At the Canon Image Runner Advance Department Printer:![]() 1. On the Canon Image Runner Device control panel, select “Main Menu”. ![]() 2. On the control panel’s Main Menu, select “Secured Print”. ![]() 3. Select the print job you want to print, then select “Secured Print” on the lower right of the screen to start the selected print job. ![]() 5. Enter the PIN or password that you originally assigned to the document at the computer using the numeric keys on the Canon MFP. ![]() 7. The print job is output only when the correct PIN (password) is entered. ![]() |
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