Floor printer
The following floor printers are available:
- ed-d2-005
- ed-d3-314
Using the advanced print functions of the Xerox Workcentre 7535 with CUPS
The Xerox Workcentre 7535 floor printers provide a number of advanced functions. These functions are available via the CUPS command line tools as well as under the KDE programmes. Unfortunately, the GNOME print dialogue does not provide any options for this.
For the advanced printing functions such as stapling and booklet making, please refer to the technical data
kprinter
To access the advanced settings, select the Properties/Settings button in the kprinter dialogue.
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You can make the following settings in this dialogue:
Stapling Stapling
Punch Hole Punch
Password-protected printing PIN (for Private Job)
Ocular
To access the advanced settings, select the Properties button in the printer dialogue.
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In the settings dialogue that appears, you will find possible settings for the printer on the left-hand side.
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In this dialogue, you can make the following settings, among others:
Stapling: Stapling
Punch Hole: Punch
Password-protected printing: PIN (for Private Job)
Print transparencies:
Paper Type: Transparency
Paper Tray: Tray 3
lpr
Print in colour
The default setting is printing in black and white/gray scale. You can print in colour as follows.
lpr -P ed-d2-005 -o XRColorMode=Color colours.ps
Punching
The printer can punch paper either two or four times. There is no limit to the number of pages, as the printer perforates each page individually.
lpr -P ed-d2-005 -o XRPunch=2HolePunch doc.ps
lpr -P ed-d2-005 -o XRPunch=4HolePunch doc.ps
Stapling
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There are several ways to staple a document. The printer supports stapling in the following places:
Top left
Twice on the left-hand side
Bottom left (for landscape format)
Please note that a maximum of 50 pages can be stapled together.
lpr -P ed-d2-005 -o StapleLocation=SinglePortrait doc.pdf
lpr -P ed-d2-005 -o StapleLocation=DualLandscape doc.pdf
lpr -P ed-d2-005 -o StapleLocation=SingleLandscape doc.pdf
Protected output
Protected output means that a printout is not printed immediately, but that a PIN must first be entered at the printer before the job is printed. The PIN may have a maximum of 4 digits.
lpr -P ed-d2-005 -o JCLHoldKey=PIN secretdoc.pdf
Print booklets
The floor printers can produce A5 and A4 booklets from A4 and A3 paper. These are optionally stapled in the centre. To print booklets, it is necessary to adjust the page sequence beforehand, as well as to place two pages on one and accept double-sided printing.
The following command line prints a booklet with stapling in the centre.
psbook doc.ps | lpr -P ed-d2-005 -o number-up=2 -o sides=two-sided-short-edge -o XRFold=BiFoldStaple
Print transparencies
Foils are inserted in subject area 3 of the printer. Foils can therefore be easily printed with:
lpr -P ed-d2-005 -o media=Transparency,Tray3 slides.pdf