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Set-up HP 1022n

Reset the printer

Power the printer on. Press the 'go' and 'cancel' button for 5 to 30 seconds. Enjoy! After that the diodes on the network card should be on. If not repeat.

Set-up

Press the 'go' button for 5 seconds and the printer will print it's configuration file. The printer will obtain a network address via DHCP if available.

How to install the driver on Ubuntu

Load the printing module SYSTEM/ADMINISTRATION/PRINTING . Then add new printer. In the next window choose AppSocket/HP JetDirect option and enter on the right the IP number of the printer. Make sure you use intelligent printer names to identify the printer on the network. Make a test print.

How to install new HP multifunction print/scan/copy on Ubuntu9.10

Install HPLIP if not already present

Use terminal "sudo hp-setup" to install the printer

Example:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HPPrinterInstallation/PSC1210

http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/models/laserjet/hp_laserjet_m1319f_mfp.html\\

Sharing above printer between  Ubuntu and Windows


On the machine sharing the printer - the server

  1. Open the System -> Administration -> Printing launcher for system-config-printer application.
  2. In the "Printer configuration" dialog box, select the Server -> Settings menu.
  3. In the "Basic Server Settings" dialog box, select the option Publish shared printers connected to this system
  4. Going back to the "Printer configuration" dialog box, open the Properties dialog box for your printer
  5. Open the "Policies" view and make sure that Enabled, Accepting Jobs, and Shared are selected

On the Ubuntu 9.10 machine needing to print - the Ubuntu Client

  1. The easy way: System -> Administration -> Printing, select the Server -> Settings menu, and select the option Show printers shared by other systems.
    • If the machines are on the same subnet, and perhaps even farther afield from each other, the remote printer should just show up
    • If you look at the properties of the printer, you will see that the device URI is of the form:
           ipp://ip.address.or.name/printers/Printername
      for example
           ipp://10.10.10.52/printers/Office
  2. The more secure way, because you aren't auto-laoding things from the network:
    1. System -> Administration -> Printing, hit the +New button
    2. Under the Network Printer menu, select Internet Printing Protocol (ipp)
    3. In the IPP Printer sub dialog box,
      • for the Host: field, enter a name or IP address for the desired printer, e.g., 10.10.10.52
      • for the Queue: fiend, append the given name of the printer (you will need to look at the server's "Printer configuration** dialog box to find it, e.g., Office
      • The Verify button should light up. Click it. Wait for some affirmation that the remote printer is good to go.
    4. Click the Forward button and follow the wizard to complete the configuration of the printer.

On the Windows machine needing to print - the Windows client

The Windows client has the ability to print to a remote printer via ipp.

  1. Add a printer
  2. Set to "A network printer"
  3. Select the option Connect to a printer on the Internet or on a home or office network and simply enter the URI to the printer, e.g., ipp://10.10.10.52/printers/Office.
  4. Select your driver from manufacturers disk provided with MFP.
  5. Click OK and complete the wizard.



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