To print from a library desktop computer, click the print command in any program. A program may prompt you for a username and password. The login is a three letter code that will be labeled on the bottom left-hand corner of the monitor. Proceed to a pay station.
At the pay station, tap "New Guest" then "Print," and enter your station letter code. You can now choose your print jobs and pay for them with coin, cash, or card. Please note, for card payments a $10 temporary charge from NAYAX will appear on your bank account. This $10 charge will be reconciled with your actual print cost within 24 - 48 hours.
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To print from a library Chromebook, click the print command in any program. A program may prompt you for a username and password. The username and password are a four letter code and are labeled below the Chromebook's keyboard. After you've sent your print job, proceed to a pay station.
At the pay station, tap "New Guest" then "Print," and enter your chromebook letter code. You can now choose your print jobs and pay for them with coin, cash, or card. Please note, for card payments a $10 temporary charge from NAYAX will appear on your bank account. This $10 charge will be reconciled with your actual print cost within 24 - 48 hours.
Not sure where the printers are? At Brookline Village, the printer stations are across from the computer lab on the first floor and next to the Reference Desk. At Coolidge Corner, the station is near the bathrooms facing the adult computer area. At Putterham, the station is to the left of the public computers.
If you printed from a library desktop, you will login to the pay station with your station letter code. If you printed from a library Chromebook, you will login with the Chromebook letter code labeled below the keyboard.
Fondren Library has printers and scanners available for all users. Rice Network printers are for use by Rice University students, faculty, and staff (require a Rice NetID), and our public printers and free scanners are for all library users.
All Rice Network printers are administered by the Office of Information Technology. You may read more about printing at Rice on the OIT KnowledgeBase. Kindly direct any questions or issues about printing on Rice Network printers to the Help Desk at 713-348-HELP (4357) or helpdesk@rice.edu.
Please use double-sided printing when possible. It costs the same for a black and white letter-size (fondren1 or fondren2) printing page whether single or double-sided! You will save money, paper, and the environment.
Printing services at the DMC are only for Rice students, faculty, and staff. Payment for printing may be made by patron's Esther account or Interdepartmental Transfer.
DMC Guidelines for a Large Volume Print Job:
The BIC charges for printing but is not connected to the OIT print server. The BIC sells print cards in $2.00 and $5.00 denominations. The charge per print is $0.05. The print cards have a username and password which are used to print.
Printing in the library is available on Level 1 in the Information Commons and Level 3. If you are printing from the library computers, you can print via the library's black and white printers and color printer on Level 1 or via the copy machine on Level 3. If you want to print from your personal device, you can use the PrintMe Cloud Service printer on Level 1.
First-time Print on Demand users: you must activate your library card in our computer reservation system before using the service. Visit any of our open library branches and activate your card by entering your barcode and PIN at the self-service kiosk or computer reservation station. Once your card is activated, you will be able to log into the Print on Demand portal.
How do I pay for my prints or add money to my account?
You may add money at a kiosk found at your local Brooklyn Public Library branch. You may use cash, credit or debit to add funds.
How do I print double sided?
From a computer, you may select double-sided through the Print On Demand portal. You must then release it from a copy machine. You will still be charged for each side of the page. You cannot select double-sided printing when you email your documents to Print On Demand.
How do I pay for prints or add money to my account for printing?
You may add money to your account for printing at the self-service kiosks found at all Brooklyn Public Library locations. You may use cash, credit, or debit to add funds.
With Princh there are two ways to send print jobs from your device. You can walk up to any public printer at our locations and scan a QR code found there or you can install the Princh app on your device and print from the app (Google, opens a new window - Apple, opens a new window) or on your computer.
I've connected my thermal printer to an Arduino Nano and tried to use the printertest of adafruit thermal printer library.
In the beginning nothing was printing out, but when I changed in the example this line:
It worked and started printing the examples of all fonts and positions and also the barcodes examples,
until it reached the adafruit logo part in the code and then I got quite long gibberish signs printed out
and not any logo.
I'm trying to troubleshoot it without success so far, as I want to use my own bitmap printing, according to this article:
Hi,
so my thermal printer looks exactly like the one in Adafruit example, although I didn't buy it from them.
I assume is exactly same product, and indeed it seems to work with the library.
product overview: Overview | Mini Thermal Receipt Printers | Adafruit Learning System
So in order for me to make the test page, the initial page on first time I open the box is with the feed button as explained. Later on if I want to make the test page again, there is a small button on the electric circuit itself on the bottom of the printer, holding that button for 1 second provide this test page printing:
I'm trying to see even any other library or other trick to print BMP pictures,
I'm using LCDAssistant program to convert BMP
to the necessary code that is being assign in another tab of the Sketch:
static const uint8_t PROGMEM adalogo_data[] = with, of course, the relevant bytes of the image.
I download that update_firmware and thought to give it a try, but I think it will be challenging to do so,
as I need to find a way to connect the printer directly to the computer USB port.
So far I can only connect it to the Arduino board.
Thank you, I will contact now the manufacture.
Are there any other approaches how to print logos/pictures on thermal printer beside adafruit?
Are there any other libraries or methods that I can try maybe?
So I basically purchased this printer from a company who sells equipment and software for business regarding the cash registered and POS domains.
In their product page you can find the PDF of the manufacture with some technical details, yet not the programming manual.
this is their product link
From this store I actually purchased.
I believe that contacting them and asking about firmware update is quite a big shot, as they just distribute this product, which is originally from china, and I don't think they gonna have any clue about its maintenance. I will try though..
So far, lets say I want to take the risk of trying updating the firmware, how do I connect the printer directly to my computer USB and not just to the Arduino? Because the Adafruit firmware update software is computer based as far as I've seen.
I think that the old thread experienced similar problem as me, he mentioned that it might be a problem with putting the BMP data in the memory of the Arduino? Actually, when I'm looking at the compile report it says:
Do you have any idea which commands I can try and where? Should I try those commands directly in the Sketch or should it be to inject those commands in the Adafruit library files that need to be modified?
The guy seems to have different printer but suffered from same issue, then another guys suggested him his own modified library based on the one of Adafruit.
So I tried to download his git, install it as custom library in my Arduino IDE, but unfortunately I got a total gibberish, even for the text parts, not just the images...
I tried also to play with the baudrate 19200/9600, although in my test page its clearly says 19200...
As the reseller/distributor of the product, they should at least be able to supply you with a user manual detailing how to use it. You may get lucky going direct to the manufacturer to see if their tech support can send you a manual.
Since that seems to (roughly) match the EPSOM escape command documented here...
GS * Define downloaded bit image
You may need to follow that with...
GS / Print downloaded bit image
..to actually print the downloaded bitmap.
If that didn't work then I'd be trying...
ESC * Select bit-image mode
...but note that that command takes different format data and can only print a single row of 8/24 pixels.
You will need to send multiple commands to complete the entire bitmap.
Edit:
And if you look at the Adafruit Printer User Manual on page 19/70 you will see it does support the ESC * command also (and perhaps a better explanation than in the ESPON manual).
Just looks like Adafruit chose not to use it. TBH sending the x/y size and then the entire bitmap is a lot easier than having to send a line at a time. That's probably why they chose the simpler DC2 * command. But if your printer doesn't support DC2 *...
Thanks @pcbbc!
Very much appreciate your truly research and help in this manner.
I'm away from my Arduino and printer during this week so I will be trying to implement your suggestions next week.
By the way, I've contacted the manufacture of the printer (RONGTA) addressing my problem and ask them how may I be able to print logo or picture on my RP07 printer and actually if I can upgrade the firmware to that version available in Adafruit website.
I got a very quick response and help from one guy there that provided me a printing tool for bitmaps available in this link.
The thing is that I tried to download it and my chrome browser failing the download saying "virus detected". I was scared on the first minute but then saw online that a lot of zip files are considered by windows defender as "virus". I asked for clarification from the manufacture, before trying to disable windows defender in order to get the files.
Therefore, I am not sure yet if this tool is safe or not.. 152ee80cbc