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Revision as of 16:34, 2 June 2011

Purpose

This WIKI discusses the methods to print documents and to scan documents using the Westminster Computer Lab.


Note: The computer lab is currently set-up to print only from the server. Therefore, only the instructors have the authority to make printouts and scans.


Reasons For this Decision:

  1. Due to the configuration of this lab (FAT CLIENTS), printing via the workstations is NOT feasible.
  2. Printing in the Computer Lab is a privilege and not a right - we need to keep the costs of printer ink and paper to a minimum.
  3. Limiting the authority to instructors only will help prevent the needless printing of "rough-drafts", etc...
  4. Limiting the printout of materials encourages printing at home to help minimise printing costs at the church.
  5. Program will be available for the instructor account to "grab" work for printing and "off-site" storage.


FYI: In the future, if it becomes feasible to scan / make printouts from workstations, AVIT will require that access to the lab printer be limited to an adult instructor.


Printer Information

Model: HP psc 2170 - multifunction ( printer / copier / scanner ) ( color )


Features:
  • General: Copier Type Digital | Fax Type Plain paper | Printing Technology Ink-jet - Color | Monthly Duty Cycle (max) 2000 impressions
  • Printing: Max Printing Resolution up to 1200 x 1200 dpi (mono) / up to 4800 x 1200 dpi (color) | Max Printing Speed up to 16.0 ppm (mono) / up to 12.0 ppm (color)
  • Scanning: Optical Resolution 1200 x 2400 dpi | Interpolated Resolution 19200 x 19200 dpi | Gray Scale Depth 8 bit | Color Depth 48.0 bit


Printer Manual: [ pdf ]

Procedure to Make a Printout

To be completed...


Procedures to Scan a Document

Although there is software available to generate graphics and photographs, individuals may want the option to scan an existing graphic, picture or graphic. The Westminster Computer Lab has the ability to scan graphics, pictures or documents.


WARNING BEFORE PROCEEDING: You are not permitted to scan material that is copy-right protected. You may not scan copyrighted pictures, graphics or documents without the written content of the author. If in doubt, or not certain - simply do NOT scan!!!


  1. Make certain you are logged into the server with the "Teacher" account.
  2. Power on the printer/scanner.
  3. Open the the lid to the scanner (located on the top of the printer/scanner).
  4. Place the graphic, picture or document face-down with the top of the document facing right.
  5. Close the scanner lid.
  6. CLick on the menu on the bottom right-hand side of the panel, and select GRAPHICS -> SIMPLE SCAN.
  7. The Simple Scan application window will appear.
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NOTE: You need to take an AVIT Computer Lab Training Session prior to using the Teacher account. Upon completing the AVIT training session, you will be provided a password (along with a “Lab Manual”) for the Teacher account. You are NOT allowed to share this Teacher account password (or "Lab Manual) with any other individual.