- lib_main_p01
- lib_main_p02
- lib_main_color
- lib_upper_p01
- lib_lower_p01
The above picture shows what you will see once you have chosen which printer to check, it shows ink levels and paper tray levels. Sometimes you will have to include http:// in front of the the printer name/location. This is just a quick overview, if you have any questions please feel free to ask!
Thanks Crystal, this is so helpful! I have a student worker (Katelin) here from 3 to 5 PM each day. I will make it part of her routine to go around and check the paper in ALL printers and copiers before she leaves each day. Will need to train her and won't be able to do that until Friday, so this will start next week. However, everyone still needs to monitor the paper even during that time period, just in case Katelin is out that day.
ReplyDeleteAlso - I think Tray 1 is supposed to be empty in all the printers (at least all the black-and-white ones) as that is the bypass tray - correct?
I typically only check Trays 2, 3, & 4. I didn't know you could put paper in Tray 1. That's just how I was trained to do it.
ReplyDeletePlease don't put paper into Tray 1 - that is the bypass tray and it should not be used.
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