![]() ![]() Especially after the Epson Windows XP driver experience trying to limit me to less than what the printer can do. In the end i will know more about how this stuff works and get what i want. Just takes a lot of time to overcome the lack of good documentation, but thats fine. Right now the printing is very slow, and i see how the raspberry PI 1 model B CPU is always at max during printing, so i have to get a raspberry PI 3 for the job or maybe even some old PC i have left over. That could be easier with turboprint than gutenprint driver. I still need to figure out how to best color profile with my i1pro and put the profile into the printer server - so i do not need to put color profiles onto every computer i want to print from. So far, i did not manage to get borderless for A6, but maybe i made a mistake with its parameters. Its easily installed as well onto the raspberry. I also tried turboprint for a short while. And then there is another expand option, and of course the option for 20 paper types and so on. ![]() The epson driver on windows XP axctually warned about this (must use 1440 for borderless), thats how i figured it. ![]() For borderless, it seems to be necessary to print with resolution >= 1440 or else the picture gets much darker and has a lot of stripes. Or Airprint to print from iOS/android.Įxcept that that cups/gutenprint printer driver has over 100 config parameters and it took me a while to even figure out how to best print.īorderless is a separate option in one sub-menu, and i managed to get borderless A6 to print (yeah). Same should be possible from windows, but one supposedly needs to install Samba on the print server as well, which so far i did not do. And my MacOS notebook did immediately find the print server and could install the printer, and it works as i was hoping: computer (Mac) sends postscript to print server, print server renders that to a bitmap (via ghostscript) and then it gets rendered to Epson ESC-P2 and printed. Actually that was extremely simple, just install raspian and cups, configure the printer via the cups web interface (L1800 is supported via the so-called gutenprint driver), done. Ultimately, i wanted to connect the printer via a print server, so i set up a raspberry PI using instructions on the web. Which was not listed for borderless in the user manual. In the end i only managed to get borderless for A4. It allows to click borderless for 10x15/6x4 but it does not work. The driver only allows to click on "borderless" for a subset of page sizes, and that list of page sizes is not the same as the ones listed in the user manual. Max.After i first had problems printing borderless with the setup i wanted, i had to set up a VM with VirtualBox and Windows XP because i otherwise do not have any windows where the printer is, just to test borderless with the windows driver. rendering resolution: 600圆00dpi Only monochrome output Type: IJSīuilt-in Ghostscript driver for PCL 5e laser printers HPLIP support and bug tracking system (voluntary) HP's HPIJS driver - PPDs for compatible PCL-5e-based non-HP laser printers Top Quality Printer Drivers for inkjets, dye sublimation printers, PPD file: View PPD, directly download PPD License: MIT (free software, show license text)ĭriver packages: All architectures: 20160218 (RPM for LSB 3.2) ( Signed), 20160218 (DEB for LSB 3.2) ( Signed) ( How to install) Supplier: Kyocera (this printer's manufacturer) Manufacturer-supplied PPD files for Kyocera's PostScript printers The following driver(s) are known to drive this printer: Maximum paper width: 8.5 inches / 21.6 cm Using pxlmono (PCL6) may be the fastest way to get good printouts. In case of duplex option use ljet4d for PCL5e and duplex Use ljet4 for PCL5e but PCL5e is limited to 600dpi Printer supports direct text printing with the 'us-ascii' charset. Recommended Driver: Postscript-Kyocera ( Home page, View PPD, directly download PPD, Driver packages: All architectures: 20160218 (RPM for LSB 3.2) ( Signed), 20160218 (DEB for LSB 3.2) ( Signed) ( How to install)) ![]()
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