Most printers across both campuses are multi-function printer / photocopier / scanners, with A4 and A3 paper.
Activate campus card for printingBefore you can release print jobs, you'll need to activate your campus card by tapping on a...
Most printers across both campuses are multi-function printer / photocopier / scanners, with A4 and A3 paper.
Activate campus card for printingBefore you can release print jobs, you'll need to activate your campus card by tapping on a...
Black and white
Colour
It is free to scan, but you need to have at least 1p of credit on your account.
Checking how much a document will cost to...There are three ways students can top-up their print credit:
1. Online at https://printpayments.chi.ac.uk
2. Via the cash and coin loaders located in both Learning Resource Centres
3. At the SIZ counters
Some staff members have two or more cost centres associated with their printing account.
To be able to select alternative cost centres, additional software needs to be installed on your University computer.
For users of a Windows computer this is a simple install and the instructions...
You can print from your phone, tablet, laptop or any other internet-enabled device using mobile printing.
It works with any operating system and uses your University email.
You can send a document to print from anywhere that has an internet connection, for example from home the night...
Click the option for more actions (usually three dots) in the menu bar
Choose print
Confirm you would like to print
In most applications select File then Print.
The printer settings should default to:
The name of the printer should be printing on campus
You can also print to pdf by changing the printer in the dropdown menu.
You only need to follow these instructions if you previously installed the University's old printing system (Equitrac) on your personal device, and now want to install the University's new printing software on there (from September 2015 onwards).
Windows devicesUse the standard Add and...
Installing the University printer on your personal device allows you to print from within applications, for example from Microsoft Word.
The University's printing system is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux devices. This method of printing is also called Driver Print.
Please note...