I have a customer that has purchased a new MAC and cannot print to his DP190. I have tried the generic PS driver and the UF-9000 driver but I keep getting an out of toner message
Macintosh 10.7.2 OSX driver for DP 190
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Re: Macintosh 10.7.2 OSX driver for DP 190
I really don't know anything about Panasonic machines, but OSX Lion can give really strange messages about printers which do not make sense. I have a lot of Oki printers connected to MAC's and the MAC is saying that the waste ink container has to be emptied? Well, there's no waste ink container in a laser printer. I've found a workaround, and maybe it can help you.
1. From the Finder menu choose Go, then Go to Folder
2. Enter /etc/cups/ppd in the Go to Folder dialogue box and choose Go
3. Find the ppd named ColourPrinter.ppd. (This is the same name as the ColourPrinter in Print and Fax with a .ppd extension)
4. Drag the ColourPrinter.ppd to the Desktop
5. Open the ColourPrinter.ppd with TextEdit
6. At the end of the PPD add the following line exactly as written:
*cupsSNMPSupplies: False
7. Save the modified ColourPrinter.ppd to the Desktop. No name change is necessary
8. In System Preferences -> Print & Fax, remove the printer and then re-add it. This step clears existing errors from the queue. Also note that when you do this, the .ppd is removed and then re-added to the /etc/cups/ppd folder
9. From the /etc/cups/ppd folder, move the original ColourPrinter.ppd to the trash. Authenticate when prompted
9. Drag the modified ColourPrinter.ppd from the Desktop to the /etc/cups/ppd folder. Authenticate when prompted
Maybe this helps.Comment
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Re: Macintosh 10.7.2 OSX driver for DP 190
There is a possibility that the 10.6 driver will work with your machine.
If you still have problems, then I suggest that you try turning off SNMP on the machine as this causes 10.7 to read the funny messages.Please don't ask me for firmware or service manuals as refusal often offends.Comment
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