Find out how to print from: computers on campus, your own laptop, mobile device, or home computer. your laptop/ desktop computer

Similar documents
How to Print, Scan and Photocopy at BGU

Printing wirelessly from your own device at KDL branches. Creating an account as a first time user

PrinterOn Mobile Printing Instructions for Current Students

PaperCut Print Guide. Senate House Library

ThinkPrint a User Guide for Staff. The Latest Print Management System

Microsoft Office Free download for Students

Guide to using Simply Web

Cloud Platform. Version User's Guide

PrinterOn iphone and ipad app

OFFICE 365 FOR STUDENTS O VERVIEW OF OFFICE 36 5 FOR STUDENTS. Passero, Denise Author. Overview

XFINITY Welcome Packet

Project Your Presentation Wirelessly

PaperCut Printing Guide for Students

JCCC Virtual Labs. Click the link for more information on installing on that device type. Windows PC/laptop Apple imac or MacBook ipad Android Linux

How do I access the wireless network using a laptop?

Using the Vita Group Citrix Portal

Learners Guide. Overview. Introduction. How do I log in to ecooper University? Welcome to the ecooper University Learners Guide!

Student Quick Start Guide

Setting up your YouTube Account

Welcome to the Opus Bank Mobile Banking App User Guide

Remote Access for End User Reference Guide for EpicConnect Access

ThinkPrint a User Guide for Students. The Latest Print Management System

IT Access Portal User Guide (Employees)

South Essex College Remote Resources

Google Chromebook Starting Guide

Kiosk Release Station User Guide Version 4

ipad Beyond the Basics

Set up using the ios Mail app

PrintMe Mobile 3.0 User s Guide

BM Solutions Mortgage Portal. Document upload - Case tracking - Secure messaging Mobile technology. User Guide 15 January 2018 V3.

1. Open any browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome or Safari) and go to

The Classbook Web Application

School of Law Accounts & Services

Guide to using Worship: Leading & Preaching

Getting started with UCC VirtualApp

Nextiva Drive The Setup Process Mobility & Storage Option

How to Use Launch on an iphone or ipad

UniFLOW End-User Procedures

F1 Go comes in two flavors: The desktop application and the App or application which comes for smart cell phones and tablets.

Allen University Microsoft Office 365

User Guide for Client Remote Access. Version 1.2

Remote Access Application Viewer User Guide. Version 2.3

Peach Pass GO! Mobile App User Guide

Online Banking Experience Guide

Login.live.com now Outlook Web App

TALHI Mobile App Guide

mystanwell.com Accessing using Apple devices Information and Business Systems

Ringling College ShareLink Devices

UMIT Orientation Fall 2015

Welcome to the Opus Bank Mobile Banking App User Guide

Wireless Presentation Gateway User Guide

UofM Secure Wireless 2/14/2018. Brought to you by: umtech & The Center for Teaching & Learning

Texas Division How to Login and Register for My IT Support and ServiceNow

Law Network Fall 2014

Using Texidium E-Book Service

Remote Access Application Viewer User Guide. Version 2.5

Mobile Application User Guide

Guide to your Northumbria Student

etrac ATOM Android App Setup Guide

Internet Browsers with CYBER

How to use the MFD Page 2. Keeping track of your work Page 9. Retrieving your prints from an MFD Page 10

Print facilities at EUR What you need to know

The Andersen Company s Mobile Application User Guide

F1 Go comes in two flavors: The desktop application and the App or application which comes for smart cell phones and tablets.

ipad Guide This guide will take you through the steps required to connect and use the mobile printing system on your ipad.

Technology Handbook. Table of Contents

Citrix Working Remotely Reference Guide

Individual User Guide

Skyline Healthcare Getting Started Guide for New Users

BANKVIC APP FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Neston High School Citrix Portal Setup, using Google Chrome & Citrix Workspace on desktop/laptop.

Carrington College Student ipad Setup Guide

Standards of Learning Introduction to TestNav 8: Writing Tool

Murray Bridge High School Connecting to the BYOD Network Mac OS X Version 3 Amended 2/10/2014

If you have not attached a compatible document, you will receive a failed .

BYOD. Bring your own device. ICT Support Office

CORPUS CHRISTI

CHI Easy Access: Register From on the CHI Network

mycsunsoftware REFERENCE GUIDE

EQ Showroom App Setup & Instructions

This guide provides all of the information necessary to connect to MoFo resources from outside of the office.

Contents. Last updated: 18 th August 2017

March Using ShareFile. Darren Sandbach FA Learning

Device Specific Setup for the Cloud

1 Connect a computer and the NF10WV using an Ethernet cable. (A yellow Ethernet cable was provided with your NF10WV).

2015 page 1

Remote Desktop Services

Connecting to the Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)

Quick Start: Creating a Video and Publishing in YouTube

SAFETY TRAINING APP INSTRUCTION GUIDE Powered by. For Apple (ios) Mobile Devices

Using Citrix to access QFIS and other applications

Configuring your BlackBerry Internet Service from the BlackBerry device

Multi-factor Authentication Instructions

LIBRARY MEMBER USER GUIDE

MICROSOFT OFFICE Desktop Applications. Student User Guide Overview

Student Printing at RPCC

Barracuda Message Archiver Mobile App Instructions

OE TRACKER Mobile App by ARBO

Options Sending to Printers Option 1: Campus Computers Option 2: BYO Devices (Web Print) Option 3: App... 22

USING REFLECTOR 2, REFLECTOR DIRECTOR AND REFLECTOR STUDENT IN THE CLASSROOM

Transcription:

Printing your work Find out how to print from: computers on campus, your own laptop, mobile device, or home computer. 1 See essential information about the university s networked printers. 2 Follow the instructions to send documents to the printer queues from a university computer your laptop/ desktop computer your smart phone / tablet your email account 3 Find out how to print the documents in your queue. Select Printing your work at the bottom of any page, to return here. The mobile printing service is available at https://print.brighton.ac.uk/myprintcenter Document last updated by GD/JMS on 07 Oct 2017 This document and other Information Services documents are held on our website: https://staff.brighton.ac.uk/is

University of Brighton Information Services Before you start About the networked printing service Each library and open access computer suite has a range of black & white (mono) and colour A3 and A4 print/copy/scan devices. You can send documents to be printed on these devices from: university computers in libraries and computer rooms on campus your own computer your mobile phone or tablet (Apple or Android) your email account You don t have to be on campus to send documents to the printing service. The two stages of printing: 1 Send (or upload) your document to the printer queue 2 Visit the printer, within 24 hours, and print any documents waiting in your queue Don t wait too long. Documents will wait in your print queue for 24 hours and then they will be deleted from the queue. Paying for printing Before you can use the university s printers you must add credit to your UniCard account. See unicard.brighton.ac.uk to find out more about using your UniCard and adding credit to your UniCard Online Account. Page 2 Printing your work

Printing your work Checklist before printing To avoid wasting paper, ink and your money, you should: save any changes you have made make sure you are happy with the contents, use the spell checker and check the layout use File/Print Preview to be sure. check you have selected the correct paper size choose the right type of printer, colour or mono (colour printing can be five times the cost of black and white (mono) printing) save money by printing double-sided - mono double-sided is just 4p per sheet of paper If you are ready to print, find out how Follow the instructions for sending your documents to the networked printers from: a university computer your laptop/ desktop computer your smart phone / tablet your email account Printing your work Page 3

University of Brighton Information Services Printing your document from a university computer If you are using a university computer in a library or student computer room, first use the checklist above to make sure you are ready and then select Print from the application you are using. There will be two queues for the university s networked printers: The mono (black & white) print queue is Konica_B&W The colour print queue is Konica_Colour Remember mono (black & white) printing is cheaper than colour. Double-sided printing is cheaper than single-sided printing When you have sent your document(s) to the printer queue, you should visit your nearest print/copy/scan machine within 24 hours and print any documents waiting in your queue. See Printing documents in your queue. Page 4 Printing your work

Printing your work Printing from your laptop or desktop computer When you are ready to print a document, you should go to https://print.brighton.ac.uk/myprintcenter and log in with your university username and Jms2 ********* password, for example: Your Print Centre Job List will appear on your screen (as shown on the next page.) From here you should, 3 Press the Upload button to select the document or picture you wish to print. 4 Press the Refresh button to see any documents or files you have uploaded. 5 Check the printing cost of your document (shown on the right) 6 Check how much credit you have available for printing and copying in your UniCard account. 7 Make sure your document is selected and then choose your printing options using the menus in the bottom right corner of the screen: You can print in full colour or black and white (cheaper) You can print single sided or double-sided (cheaper) You can choose to print more than one page of your document on each side of paper. The default is one, but to save money you could print two pages on each side of paper You can choose how many copies to print of your document/image. Select the + button to increase the number of copies 8 Log out from the Print Centre using the Welcome pull down menu on the top right of your screen Your document will now wait in your queue for up to 24 hours. Visit your nearest print/copy/scan machine and see instructions in Printing documents in your queue. Printing your work Page 5

University of Brighton Information Services 1 Use Upload to find and upload your documents 7 Visit your nearest print/copy/scan machine within 24 hours - see instructions in Printing documents in your queue 6 Logout from the Print Centre 2 Select Refresh to see your document(s) listed 3 Check the cost of printing your documents 4 Check how much credit you have available for printing and copying in your UniCard account (this account needs topping up!) 5 Select your printing options Save money by printing doublesided. If you are working on a draft you can also print 2 sides per page to save even more! Page 6 Printing your work

Printing your work Printing from your smart phone or tablet You can print from an Apple ios, or Android mobile device. Windows mobile is not currently supported by the Pharos Print system. To print from your smart phone or tablet you must install the Pharos Print app. This will allow you to upload any images or documents from your mobile device to the printer queues. You can then visit any student computer room or library on campus to print your files. 2.3.1 Installing the Pharos Print app 1 Find and download the Pharos Mobile App from either Apple or Google or use the links below: Apple Store Pharos Print app Google Play Store Pharos Print App 2 The first time you launch the app enter The server Address: Mobileprint.brighton.ac.uk The port Number: 443 3 When the logon prompt appears, enter your university username (for example abc1) and your password The My Prints screen will appear and you will be ready to upload your document(s) to the printer queue. The image below show the My Prints screen on an Android smart phone. Note: You can access the Print app either via the university eduroam wireless network or your G4 mobile phone network. Now follow the instructions for either Android, or Apple ios devices abc1 ********** Printing your work Page 7

University of Brighton Information Services 2.3.2 Uploading your documents to the print queue (Android) 1 Use Upload to find and upload your documents 2 Select Refresh to see your document(s) listed 3 Check the cost of printing your documents 4 Select your document and then choose printing options here 1 Your document will wait in your queue for up to 24 hours. Visit your nearest print/copy/scan machine and see instructions in Printing documents in your queue Save money by printing doublesided without colour. If you are working on a draft you can also print 2 sides per page to save even more! Page 8 Printing your work

Printing your work 2.3.3 Sending your documents to the print queue (Apple ios) 1 You should already have opened the Pharos Print app and entered server details and your university credentials as described in section 2.3.1 2 Open the document you wish to print, using its originating app. For example, if it is a Word document, open your Word app 3 Select Print from the appropriate menu. For example, with MS Word, 4 From the File menu select Print 5 Select Open in Another App 6 Scroll to find Copy to Pharos Print 7 Select your printing options using the following icons single-sided or double-sided (cheaper) black & white (cheaper) or colour 1 page per sheet or 2 pages per sheet number of copies 8 Check the cost and tap Apply changes 9 Your document will wait in your queue for up to 24 hours. Visit your nearest print/copy/scan machine and see instructions in Printing documents in your queue Printing your work Page 9

University of Brighton Information Services Printing via Your Email Account Your university email account is automatically registered to use the university s printers. You can email a document to the Mobile Print service directly for printing. Send your file as an attachment to one of following email addresses: bwprint@brighton.ac.uk (Black & White (mono) print queue) colourprint@brighton.ac.uk (Colour print queue) You will receive an email from Mobile Print acknowledging the submitted print jobs with instructions on how to release them. Visit any university Computer Room or Library to release your documents from the Print/Copy/Scan machines, using your UniCard see Printing documents in your queue Notes: The maximum number of documents you can send with one message is 10. The maximum size that can be sent in one message is 25 Megabytes The content of the message will not be printed, only the attached documents. 2.4.1 Using a different email address You can send your documents to be printed from your own personal email address, but you must register it with the university s print management system. If you send a document to be printed from an unregistered email account, you will receive an email response with instructions on how to register. Page 10 Printing your work

Printing your work Printing documents in your queue The instructions above explain how to send your documents to the networked printer queues. Once you have sent your document to a queue you have 24 hours to go to one of the university s Print/Copy/Scan machines and release your document to the printers. After 24 hours your document will be removed from the print queue. To release your document(s) for printing 1 Go to one of the Print/Copy/Scan machines on campus (you will find them in open access computer rooms and libraries). 2 To login to the printer queue you can either: Present your UniCard to the card reader on the front of the machine OR Press the login button on the touch screen and login with your university username and password 3 Press Print to find and print your documents Printing your work Page 11

University of Brighton Information Services Further help and information The web address for the mobile printing service is https://print.brighton.ac.uk/myprintcenter You can visit this site to upload documents to your printer queue from off campus and from your mobile devices. Support contacts: Servicedesk@brighton.ac.uk To log problems issues and faults Printing-support@brighton.ac.uk To request refunds. http://unicard.brighton.ac.uk Visit the UniCard web pages for further information. Supported Web Browsers IE 10 or later Mozilla Firefox 4.1 or later Google Chrome 4.6 or later Apple Safari 9.0 Supported Email Clients Apple Mail (for iphone and ipad). ios 4-7 Android versions 2.x, 3.x and 4.x Microsoft Outlook 2003, 2007, 2010 and 2013 Google's Gmail Microsoft Hotmail Yahoo Page 12 Printing your work