Internet
Connect to the internet via our wifi or log on to one of our public internet computers
Access to Our Digital Library Collection
Our public internet computers allow access to most of the library's online databases, ebooks, and ejournals via our library catalog.
Public Printer/Scanner/Copier
Guin's Printer/Scanner/Copier, Abbott, is located to the right of the library's entrance.
You can print to Abbott from one of our internet stations, from your USB drive or SD card, or wirelessly via your own device (Abbott's IP address is: 10.96.242.15).
For wireless printing directions, please see below.
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Copy features:
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black and white only
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top-loading document feeder that can print single-sided to double-sided, double-sided to double-sided (with document feeder), book to duplex, or front and back to duplex
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copy resolution: 600 x 600 dpi
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book copy: booklet, magazine, layout, and booklet
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zoom range: 25%–400% in 1% steps
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Zoom: from 25% to 400% in 1% steps
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maximum paper size: A3
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Print features:
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50 pages per minute, black and white only
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1,200 x 1,200 dpi
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option to print from your USB drive or SD card
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Mobile printing capability: Apple AirPrint, Mopria, NFC, RICOH Smart Device Connector
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option to staple or hole punch
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regular copies are $0.07 each with an account code. (If you need an account code, please contact staff)
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Scan features:
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scan to USB drive or SD card
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black and white or color scanning
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Scanning speeds (B/W or Color): 120 ipm (simplex) /240 ipm (duplex)
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scan resolution: 600 dpi (1200 dpi via TWAIN)
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Scan modes:
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E-mail, USB, SD Card, URL, FTP, SMB
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File Formats:
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single-page: TIFF, JPEG, PDF, High Compression PDF, PDF/A
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multi-page: TIFF, PDF, High Compression PDF, PDF/A
How to Print to Abbott From Your Own Device:
From a Windows device:
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Make sure you are connected to the OSU Access or OSU Secure wireless network.
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Select “Add a Printer” from your printer and device screen
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Choose “Add a Network, Wireless or Bluetooth Printer”
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At the bottom, select “The Printer I want isn’t listed”
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Now, pick the third selection “Add a Printer Using TCP/IP…”
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Under HOSTNAME type the printer’s IP address: 10.96.242.15 and hit “Next”
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It will list Manufacturer and Printers:
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Under manufacturer, select “Ricoh”
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Under printer, select “Ricoh IM 5000”
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Select ‘Next’
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Type HMSC Guin Library Abbott and hit ‘Next’
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You may elect to print a test page or select ‘Finish’
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The printer should now be available for selection and use
From a Mac device:
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Make sure you are connected to the OSU Access or OSU Secure wireless network.
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Under Print & Scan in the System Preferences, select ‘+’ to add a printer
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Click on the IP tab, then:
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Enter the printer’s IP address: 10.96.242.15
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Choose the ‘HP Jetdirect – Socket’ as protocol
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Click on the ‘Add’ button
How to set your computer for double-sided printing:
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Go to Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Devices & Printers
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Right click on the Ricoh IM 5000
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Click Printer Properties (and maybe ‘accessories’)
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Go to ‘Accessories tab’ if you have such a tab
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Click install duplex (or check duplex in the Options field)
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Click ‘Apply’
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Click ‘Ok’
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Enjoy double-sided printing!
KIC Mini Scanner:
KIC Mini Scanner and Document Feeder: Scan Your Pages, Send Them to Yourself, and Study at Your Convenience!
The KIC scanner is a face-up book & document Copier/Digitizer that quickly scans your articles, chapters, maps, photos, etc. with a single touch!
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scan your documents in color, grayscale, or black-and-white with its generous 12.25 X 19.2 inch capture area
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"book" option will scan your open book and split the image into two pages, for easier reading later
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option to scan and save your document as a searchable PDF (Optical Character Recognition). OCR functionality ensures that text in a PDF file is searchable and readable by a screen reader
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clip or crop, change the brightness or contrast, & change the quality of your resolutions (dpi)
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save your documents to your USB, send them to your email or cloud (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Box), or scan the QR code on the KIC screen to automatically open your document
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review electronic images before saving via USB/email/or cloud
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collate by dragging images into proper order with your fingertip
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select file formats such as PDF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF
KIC's Automatic Document Feeder (ADF): Scan Loose Leaf Papers
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located on the left side of the KIC scanner, this document feeder can scan both single and double-sided documents
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save your documents to your USB, send them to your email or cloud (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Box), or scan the QR code on the KIC screen to automatically open your document