Artificial Intelligence Group

DC2306

Information

Machines

AI Lab Presentation room

  • rsg-pc147.cs is dual monitor setup this permits the main desktop to be 1920x1080 and the projector another resolution at 1024x1024
    • Computer VGA connection is attached to the KVM that is in turn attached to the projector (appears as screen 2 in Windows)
    • Hint for adjusting screen for use with the projector under WIndows: Right click on Desktop background -> Personalise
    • The computer DVI connection (primary desktop) is attached directly to the LCD monitor and has no effect on the projector or its settings.
    • Please do NOT change these assignments or it may create serious problems for other users
  • KVM inputs
    • 1 - is rsg-pc147
    • 2 - is Laptop
  • Networking for rsg-pc147.cs

AI Lab and Presentation room Computers

  • Where:
    • AI LAB Presentation Room: rsg-pc147.cs
    • AI LAB DC2306: rsg-pc233.cs rsg-pc214.cs rsg-pc234.cs rsg-pc192.cs
  • Hardware: ASUS M4A89GTD-PRO3, 8G Ram, 750G disk
  • OS
  • Logon
    • All machines are part of the CS Core Active directory CS-GENERAL so you may use your CS userid and password
      • Example userid for CS: CS-GENERAL\userid
      • We do NOT currently have student.cs domain on these machines
        • So any students without a cs.general.ca domain account will have to use a local account.
          • Local accounts can be created by CS staff or the administrators, listed below, using the adudiolab and aiadmin accounts.
  • Administrative Access on both both Windows and Linux
    • adudiolab and aiadmin - to be used by administrators for installing software and administrative tasks.
      • Currently: Richard has the password for the audiolab account and Pascal has the one for aiadmin
    • For local admin account login only: you must use this syntax for your userid: hostname\userid - example userid: rsg-pc233\audiolab

Who else to contact in case of computer problems or local accounts

AI printing for Windows and Linux/MAC Users

Note
  • Please use DIRECT PRINTING to the AI Lab printer: HP LaserJet P2055dn
    • Address: lj-dc2306.cs.uwaterloo.ca
    • See TPC/IP Printing Direct to printer below
  • Laptop users may have to use the the CISCO AnyConnect VPN when printing
    • vpn.uwaterloo.ca has links to the installer (found on the logon page)

Printer Drivers

TCP/IP Printing Direct to printer

NOTE works for all MAC or Linux or Windows
  • Use the name lj-dc2306.cs.uwaterloo.ca and use ether port 9100 raw - or LPD printing with any queue name
  • Windows see WindowsTCPPrinting and use the name lj-dc2306.cs.uwaterloo.ca
  • Windows Users: use PCL drivers - not postscript

Printer Web Interface

Using print.cs - not recommended

Device options

  • Note when setting up the printer make sure you turn on the duplex feature

Unix Queue

  • Queue: lj_dc2306
  • You can print to lj_dc2306 from any of the CORE research machines
    • Use lpr -P lj_dc2306 from any CORE machine (cpu102.cs ...)

Windows Users

SMB Printing via CORE
  • Change your printer make to an HP LaserJet P2055dn and create a local port with name \\smb-printers.cs.uwaterloo.ca\lj_dc2306
  • When prompted for a username type in CS-GENERAL\userid - where userid is your own uwdir username
  • See Also: WindowsPrinting for important details

MAC Users

Windows Drivers

  • www.hp.com

Linux Users

  • LPR and CUPS Server: print.cs.uwaterloo.ca
  • See CUPS section under section CupsOnLinux#Ubuntu_and_Cups_Dapper_Release
    • lj_dc2306 is now exported from print.cs.uwaterloo.ca so once you follow these notes it will be installed
  • You can view all of the linux printers available using the lpstat -p command in a terminal window

LJ-DC2306 - HP LaserJet P2055dn Printer Driver details

Trouble Shooting

Projects and Resources

jabberwockie

  • JabberWockie aka jabberwalkie - server for Jay/Pascal et al.

Smart Walker Project

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