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| Brother HL 2070N (used by Frat House) Lexmark E232 (used by Damro Australia) Brother MFC-8460N (used by Decorator Centres) HP Laser Jet 2100 (used by Creative Computing) HP Laser Jet 4100dtn (used by Creative Computing) HP Color Laser Jet 8550 (used by Creative Computing) HP Laser Jet 1022 |
* Brother HL 2070N (used by Frat House) * Lexmark E232 (used by Damro Australia) * Brother MFC-8460N (used by Decorator Centres) * Lanier LP127n (used by Wilding) * HP Laser Jet 2100 (used by Creative Computing) * HP Laser Jet 4100dtn (used by Creative Computing) * HP Color Laser Jet 8550 (used by Creative Computing) * HP Laser Jet 1022 * HP Laser Jet P2015N |
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Laser Printers
For a laser printer to be fully compatible with Control, it should be PCL-compatible. This means that it needs to be able to process PCL without the need for Windows/Linux drivers.
If a laser printer is not PCL compatible, all may not be lost. You will need to set the printer type to be a X11 printer in prnaad and use the appropriate CUPS/LPD drivers. You will also lose the ability of the software to automatically switch to landscape mode when printing reports.
A simple Google search with the keywords "PCL" and <printer model> should reveal if a printer is PCL compatible.
Printers that are known to be PCL-compatible
- Brother HL 2070N (used by Frat House)
- Lexmark E232 (used by Damro Australia)
- Brother MFC-8460N (used by Decorator Centres)
- Lanier LP127n (used by Wilding)
- HP Laser Jet 2100 (used by Creative Computing)
- HP Laser Jet 4100dtn (used by Creative Computing)
- HP Color Laser Jet 8550 (used by Creative Computing)
- HP Laser Jet 1022
- HP Laser Jet P2015N
Printers that are known to be NOT PCL-compatible
- HP Laser Jet 1020