printing

On a Mac,

System Preferences -->
    Printers & Scanners -->
        + [add] -->

and in the Add pop-up,

IP ( not Default ) -->
    Protocol = HP Jetdirect - Socket
    Queue    = (leave blank)

On Windows with AD,

file explorer -->
    \\\\memprntsrv02\\
        and look for names starting with SPSY
        mem prnt srv -- suggestions welcome  
        on how to make that memorable. R before V?

On Windows 7 (any machines left?),

start button -->
    devices & printers -->
        add a printer -->
            add a network printer -->

Browsing and discovery may well fail, or yeild too many choices to parse, and the job becomes semi-manual.

access

To see the printers, you need a wired network connection, or a wireless connection and a faculty sign-on, but not wireless/student nor wireless/guest.

Failing that, you resort to PDF files on a stick and your copier PIN.

the printers

The third floor Xerox
spsy-xr-sn3075b.psych.mun.ca
134.153.158.43
Xerox AltaLink B8145
five trays
global integrated office finisher

The psych office Xerox
spsy-xr-sn2065.psych.mun.ca
134.153.157.49
Xerox AltaLink B8145
five trays
office finisher

The biotech printer, in BT2012
agraphia.psych.mun.ca
134.153.158.195
HP LaserJet (Pro?) M402dn
duplexer

The colour laser in the psych office
psych-hpcolour.psych.mun.ca
134.153.158.164
HP LaserJet 400 color M451dn

drivers (if needed)

Downloads from Xerox.

generic drivers

When a specific driver is lacking, you can treat a printer as a superset of some older one. You might loose the use of the Xerox stapler – no worse than that.

For example,

HP LaserJet 4000 (Mac or Windows)
HP LaserJet 4050 (Mac or Windows)
Generic PostScript Printer (Mac)
Generic PCL (Mac)
Generic / MS Publisher Imagesetter (Windows)