Printing in HDFS

Owned by Shelby Moulton
Last updated: Sep 18, 2024 by Erin Machell

HDFS offers both color / black & white printing for faculty, staff and students. Following the protocol below ensures that the printing needs of the overall department are met. This also helps us maintain and sustain this resource for everyone.  

  1. The Ricoh printer is intended primarily for instructional use. 
  2. The department can support research related printing on the Ricoh (NOT the color printer) within reason. Big print jobs (e.g. 50 pages or more) will need to be outsourced to the University of Texas Libraries or Document Solutions. Both of these options offer direct billing to UT accounts or self pay. 
  3. The color printer in the mail room is primarily for admin use. Color ink cartridges are very expensive. The wider department can occasionally use the color printer for small printing jobs (5 pages or less).

If you are having issues connecting to the printers, please submit a CNS Help Request Form (https://cns.utexas.edu/faculty-staff/information-technology/help-desk). The CNS IT team will reach out to troubleshoot with you over chat or set up a meeting to set up your device. If you need to print something immediately, please email your documents to Erin Machell explaining the number of copies needed, single or double sided etc, and she'll take care of it! 

To add the HDFS SEA 1.432 Ricoh or Dell Printer/Copier/Scanner to your computer:

Ricoh

Windows 10

  1. In Control Panel select 'Printers and Scanners'
  2. Select 'Add a printer' at the top right
  3. Select 'The printer that I want isn't listed'
  4. Select 'Add a printer using a TCP/IP address or host name' [Click 'Next']
  5. For IP address, type 172.17.89.6 and allow the Port Name to autocomplete [Click 'Next']
  6. Ensure 'Query the printer and automatically select driver to use' is checked [Click 'Next']
  7. Windows should automatically detect the correct driver. If not, select 'Windows Update' and browse to: Ricoh IM 6000 CFL6 V4 JPN or SEA 1.432: Ricoh IM 6000 [Click 'Next']
  8. Name the printer [Click 'Next']
  9. Choose to share or not [Click 'Next']
  10. The printer should be added [Click 'Finish']

Dell


  1. In Control Panel select 'Printers and Scanners'
  2. Select 'Add a printer' at the top right
  3. Select 'The printer that I want isn't listed'
  4. Select 'Add a printer using a TCP/IP address or host name' [Click 'Next']
  5. For IP address, type 172.17.89.23 and allow the Port Name to autocomplete [Click 'Next']
  6. Ensure 'Query the printer and automatically select driver to use' is checked [Click 'Next']
  7. Windows should automatically detect the correct driver. If not, select 'Windows Update' and browse to:  Dell-C2665dnf-D35F3D or SEA 1.432: Dell-C2665dnf  [Click 'Next']
  8. Name the printer [Click 'Next']
  9. Choose to share or not [Click 'Next']
  10. The printer should be added [Click 'Finish']



Ricoh

Mac OS

  1. Open "System Preferences" and click on "Printers and Scanners"
  2. Add Printer' and that will bring up a new window
  3. Click on the middle world icon
  4. Enter IP under address at the top of the window and choose 'Internet Printing Protocol - IPP' for the protocol
  5. The 'Address' is: 172.17.89.6 
  6. For 'Name' pick something that makes sense to you, and either choose whatever you like for 'Location' or you can leave it blank [Click 'Add']
  7.  The printer should be added.

Dell

  1. Open "System Preferences" and click on "Printers and Scanners"
  2. Add Printer and that will bring up a new window
  3. Pick "IP" at the top of the window and choose 'Internet Printing Protocol - IPP' for the protocol
  4. The 'Address' is: 172.17.89.23 
  5. For 'Name' pick something that makes sense to you, and either choose whatever you like for 'Location' or you can leave it blank [Click 'Add']
  6.  The printer should be added. 


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