Hello Till. Over a month ago I reported to Brother that their print driver
appeared to be faulty. They insisted it was fine. Now since your responses,
they advise to change the driver to another Brother model mfcj615 which works
perfectly. I had tried another model earlier but it wasn't compatib
For the HP you should still report the bug to HP. You actually do not
reach the full output quality of the printer. And do not think your
printer is too old. There are newer models which print with the same
protocol and they probably do not reach maximum quality, too.
Also report your problem on t
Driver source code is not closed; its available here:
http://www.brother.com/cgi-bin/agreement/agreement.cgi?dlfile=http://www.brother.com/pub/bsc/linux/dlf/cupswrappermfc795cw_src_1.1.2-2.tar.gz&lang=English_gpl
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Hi Till. I tried another PC again, but this time with the HP. Now the print was
scaled correctly, although the quality was not as good as in Windows with
photoret mode. Then I tried a print to Brother using the different PC on USB
and it failed. Then I tried wifi print to Brother same settings a
The problem with your Brother printer seems also to be a driver problem.
Please report it to Brother (on their web site for the Linux printer
drivers, where you downloaded the driver).
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The jobs get correctly executed on the CUPS side as one can see in the
error_log, the problem is that the output on the printer is not
correct.For the PSC-1210 it seems to be a driver bug in the upstream
code of HPLIP. So please report a bug on
http://launchpad.net/hplip/
to get it directly to th
PSC1210 in error_log
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Hi Till. I then did the HP PSC-1210 using CUPS in both Linux Mint and
Linux Pinguy. It was worse than the Brother by far see attached pic. I
could only print colour when dialog set as A4 and normal colour. If set
as photo paper and photo I got the picture stretched and grayscale as
the lower sample
Thanks so much Till. I will follow up as soon as possible; I have a dialog with
Brother, but before reporting to them, will do the tests with HP PSC 1210 as
well. I suspect you are right on with the driver anomaly, as Brother for this
model have very poor firmware, which is possibly reflected in
Running the command line shown above simply in a terminal window,
applied to an arbitrary PostScript file shows that the settings get
actually embedded. Seems that perhaps the Brother driver ignores them.
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The line
D [05/Oct/2011:12:08:42 +1300] [Job 50] Running pstops '50' 'alistair'
'Nicole_Family' '1' ' BRHalfTonePattern=Diffusion BRMonoColor=Color
BRJpeg=Recommended PageSize=PostC4x6 BRColorMatching=Natural
BRReverse=OFF BRBlue=0 BRColorEnhancement=OFF BRContrast=0
BRBrightness=0 BRGreen=0 BRCol
Your error_log from comment #27 contains:
D [05/Oct/2011:12:09:09 +1300] [Job 50] Floating point exception
D [05/Oct/2011:12:09:09 +1300] PID 7150
(/usr/lib/cups/filter/brlpdwrappermfc795cw) exited with no errors.
D [05/Oct/2011:12:09:09 +1300] PID 7151 (/usr/lib/cups/backend/usb) exited with
no
Does the problem also occur for the HP PSC 1200? If yes, can you do the
same with the HP as you have already donme for the Brother in comment
#27? Thanks.
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Not sure is there more information I need provide?
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Print dialog between CP and final print inconsistent
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I'd done restart cups and set debug within the web admin panel.
Only after a reboot of PC would the logging start. Attached is log of
print with CP as you defined, and User dialog for photo.
This print failed on the Printer - continual data but no print, I had to
stop/exit but the spool/PC side a
Alistair, can you restart the CUPS daemon via the command
sudo restart cups
Does CUPS start logging into the error_log now?
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Title:
Print dialog
Are you sure that you did not mistype when putting CUPS into debug mode?
There must be a line only containing
LogLevel debug
and no other line starting with "LogLevel" in your /etc/cups/cupsd.conf.
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Note: Save debugging information for troubleshooting is checked, but
error_log size is 0 even after print error.
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Print dialog between CP a
Sorry but I cant get the error reports; error_log, only access_log . Could you
email me direct so I can advise faster
alistair@gishpuppy.com
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/865871/+attachment/2510012/+files/psc-1200-series.ppd
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/865871/+attachment/2510011/+files/MFC795CW.ppd
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The USB part was not needed. Important are the parts about "CUPS
error_log" and "Capturing print job data" and these for jobs where you
use the "normal" quality settings in the CP and the photo settings in
the application, as I described in comment #3 of this bug.
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Correction: permissions for the /etc/cups folder are lp=access files
user/.cups=none
Done:
'apport-collect -p cups BUGNUMBER'
lsmod | grep usb
usblp 17827 0
usb_storage43946 0
usbhid 41704 1 hid_logitech
hid77084
Thank you for the additional Apport data, please do the tests of comment
#3.
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Title:
Print dialog between CP and final print inconsistent
To mana
apport information
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Print settings in CP differ to final default dialog. Especially high
resolution photo which can introduce spool data anomaly/print failure if both
lots of settings do not concur. There is no failure if prints are eg A
Hi Till. for the moment I tried option 2 will do option 1 later.
Option 2 ~/.cups/lpoptions I renamed and made no difference.
there is no file in /etc/cups/lpoptions and permissions for the cups folder
were lp=none
here are the files in /etc/cups:
classes.confcups-pdf.confraw.convs su
Check also whether you have a file ~/.cups/lpoptions. Some programs save
personal printer settings in it and they get used by all programs. These
settings override the settings of the Control Panel. Open the file with
an editor and remove unwished settings or remove the file altogether.
Same for a
Please do the following:
Set the CP settings for both printers to normal/low quality A4 settings
and then priont a photo job by doing the photo settings in the
application's print dialog. for these jobs follow the instructions under
"CUPS error_log" and "Capturing print job data" of
https://wiki.u
CP=Control Panel
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