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Re: [QuadtoneRIP] Re: Printing over network

2013-06-15 by Roy Harrington

Hi Tyler,

A couple quick questions:
Are the printers "through a router" on the ethernet or USB on the router?
I'm guessing the router isn't an Apple Airport.  ??
Do you use Bonjour on the PC or the Epson TCP/IP connection?
Do you have Bonjour enabled on the printer (thru the front panel)?
Does printer setup on the Mac see it as a Bonjour printer?

I guess that's more than a couple.  Just wondering how much Bonjour is
working or not.
Roy

PS.  Thanks Myron spelling it out again.  I'd add that when in Print&Scan
adding the printer
make sure the Print Using is the appropriate QTR driver.

Roy

On Sat, Jun 15, 2013 at 10:44 AM, tboleyyh <tyler@...> wrote:

> I have a more complicated setup, and have not been able to make it work
> with QTR or the OEM driver, so it's not a QTR issue but I might as well
> throw it out here anyway...
> I have 3 LF Epsons connected to a PC, 2 through a router, one USB, all
> works fine from the PC. My main computers are Macs, and the PC is networked
> to them. I send files from the Mac to the PC to then open and print there
> with another RIP.
> WHen I try to find those printers here on the Mac, to also use QTR to them
> from the Mac, Bonjour does not see them. If I use "windows". I can select
> the PC and it does see those printers, I then select which software to use
> etc. Now they do show up on the list, and show as idle.. but nothing can
> print to them, neither the OEM driver or QTR, the Epson utilities don't see
> the printer either.. odd since the printer setup does seems to see it..
> ANy ideas? Too complicated?
> Thanks,
> Tyler
>
> --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Myron  Gochnauer" <goch@...> wrote:
> >
> > Thanks, Roy.  The Bonjour method is much easier, and the one I use for
> everything else! It didn't work for me because I was running the QTR script
> *before* I had installed the Quad printer.  Sheesh!
> >
> > For those of you listening in, the following *seems* to be the best way
> to install an Epson 4880 on a Mac for use with K7 inks (i.e. 7 black inks
> instead of colour):
> >
> > **********************
> > Go to SystemPreferences / Print-&-Scan / "+" (at bottom of box on the
> left) / Add Printer or Scanner
> >
> >       Choose the EpsonStylusPro4880 that is a Bonjour printer (rather
> than Epson TCP/IP)
> >       Change the name to Quad4880-K7.
> >       Let OS X install the printer (with the new name).
> >
> > In Finder, go to the folder Applications/QuadToneRIP/Profiles/4880-K7/
> >
> >       Double Click on "Install4880-K7.command".
> >       This command script will do two things:
> >               1) create profiles from the curve description files in
> that subdirectory, and
> >               2) create ~/Library/Printers/Quad4880-K7.app
> >
> > Now "Quad4880-K7" will be an available printer choice, and the curves
> defined in the directory containing "Install4880-K7.command" will appear in
> the printer dialogue.
> > ***********************
> >
> > IS THIS ACCURATE?
> >
> > I'm trying to create little sets of very specific instructions for
> myself, since I tend to forget what I did months ago, even though it may
> have seemed so obvious at the time. :-)
> >
> > Myron
>



-- 
Roy Harrington
roy@...
www.harrington.com


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