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I have a printer set up using CUPS (FujiXerox Document Center 1100), it is named DC1100.

There are capabilities of the printer that are not shows as options of the printer as listed by:

lpoptions -l -d DC1100

The output is below:

PrintoutMode/Printout Mode: Draft *Normal High Photo
InputSlot/Media Source: Upper Lower MultiPurpose LargeCapacity Manual *Standard
PageSize/Page Size: *Letter A4 C5 C6 COM10 DL Executive Legal Monarch Statement
PageRegion/PageRegion: Letter A4 C5 C6 COM10 DL Executive Legal Monarch Statement
STP_Brightness/Brightness: 0.00 0.02 0.04 [snip] 2.00
STP_Contrast/Contrast: 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 [snip] 4.00
STP_ColorCorrection/Color Correction: Accurate Bright Density [snip] Uncorrected
STP_DitherAlgorithm/Dither Algorithm: Adaptive EvenTone Fast [snip] VeryFast
STP_EnableDensity/Density Enable: *Disabled Enabled
STP_Density/Density Value: 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 [snip] 8.0
STP_EnableGamma/Composite Gamma Enable: *Disabled Enabled
STP_Gamma/Composite Gamma Value: 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 [snip] 4.00
STP_LinearContrast/Linear Contrast Adjustment: *False True
STP_Duplex/Double-Sided Printing: DuplexNoTumble DuplexTumble *None
Resolution/Rendering Resolution: *FromPrintoutMode 150x150dpi 300x300dpi 600x600dpi
OutputType/Output Type: *FromPrintoutMode BlackAndWhite Grayscale
STP_ImageType/Image Type: *FromPrintoutMode Photo Graphics LineArt None Text TextGraphics
STP_Resolution/Resolution: *FromPrintoutMode 150dpi 300dpi 600dpi

I am particularly looking for options for:

  • "secure print" (possibly by setting a mode and setting a username)
  • stapling
  • hole punching

Perhaps I need a special driver/PPD file? If so, any pointers as I have no idea where to look for one. I haven't been able to find one on the official site (I've found a UNIX driver which only resulted in the above) or on sites such as http://www.openprinting.org

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Never mind, of all files, I had to download this one:

"PS PPD for WiPS PPD for Windows OS"

At least it is working as expected now :)

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