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I simply could not get the lpinfo command to actually show any relevant output, even though the printer once configured was clearly visible with lpstat. I think it's because of my network setup (printer being on a different VLAN) and some possible firewall interference in between.
Instead, I used /usr/lib/cups/backend/snmp $printers_ip_address as described in this old Fedora bug thread. I hope that's alright!
It works fine at 600 DPI (tested in both portrait and landscape, simplex and duplex), but does not work at 1200HQ (i.e. 2400x600 according to the product specification). It does not properly shrink the content onto the page, and instead prints it large and cropped.
Furthermore, the "scale" setting is grayed out and cannot be changed in the GUI.
jmickelin
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Printer DCP-L2550DW works with driver "Brother DCP-L2540DW series, using brlaser v6"
Printer DCP-L2550DW works PARTIALLY with driver "Brother DCP-L2540DW series, using brlaser v6"
Jul 10, 2024
I simply could not get the
lpinfo
command to actually show any relevant output, even though the printer once configured was clearly visible withlpstat
. I think it's because of my network setup (printer being on a different VLAN) and some possible firewall interference in between.Instead, I used
/usr/lib/cups/backend/snmp $printers_ip_address
as described in this old Fedora bug thread. I hope that's alright!This is the output I got:
I think this would correspond to the following fields (had I got
lpinfo
to work):Not sure which one of the third and fourth fields correspond to
info
andmake-and-model
, but luckily they are identical for this model!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: