Brother printer not printing
My Lubuntu 15.04 OS in an HP Notebook can connect, detect and has the drivers for a Brother MFC-J625DW Inkjet Multi-function printer. The Printer is wireless and is connected to other non-Linux computers in the same network.
But when I try to make a test print, it shows that it is "Unable to locate printer".
I've also tried using the default System Tools > Printers > "Add" after the drivers have been install. Same result.
I found an old fix (which I can't find anymore) involving using the IP address, rather than the Device URI. However, although it can locate the printer, it no longer responds and remains "Idle" after the command.
I've tried a long string of drivers as suggested here, but decided to remove them after it had no effect on the printer.
sudo apt-get install brother-cups-wrapper-common brother-cups-wrapper-extra brother-cups-wrapper-laser brother-cups-wrapper-laser1 brother-cups-wrapper-mfc9420cn
Anything else I should try?
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I think this info would mean something
http://localhost:631contains the printer, but behaves the same way (Either Idle, or Unable to Locate)Running the IP address of my printer sends me to a page containing its name and links to AirPrint and Google Cloud Print
networking printing cups-lpd
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My Lubuntu 15.04 OS in an HP Notebook can connect, detect and has the drivers for a Brother MFC-J625DW Inkjet Multi-function printer. The Printer is wireless and is connected to other non-Linux computers in the same network.
But when I try to make a test print, it shows that it is "Unable to locate printer".
I've also tried using the default System Tools > Printers > "Add" after the drivers have been install. Same result.
I found an old fix (which I can't find anymore) involving using the IP address, rather than the Device URI. However, although it can locate the printer, it no longer responds and remains "Idle" after the command.
I've tried a long string of drivers as suggested here, but decided to remove them after it had no effect on the printer.
sudo apt-get install brother-cups-wrapper-common brother-cups-wrapper-extra brother-cups-wrapper-laser brother-cups-wrapper-laser1 brother-cups-wrapper-mfc9420cn
Anything else I should try?
===================
I think this info would mean something
http://localhost:631contains the printer, but behaves the same way (Either Idle, or Unable to Locate)Running the IP address of my printer sends me to a page containing its name and links to AirPrint and Google Cloud Print
networking printing cups-lpd
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:25
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asked Oct 10 '15 at 7:56
dgood1dgood1
72116
add a comment |
My Lubuntu 15.04 OS in an HP Notebook can connect, detect and has the drivers for a Brother MFC-J625DW Inkjet Multi-function printer. The Printer is wireless and is connected to other non-Linux computers in the same network.
But when I try to make a test print, it shows that it is "Unable to locate printer".
I've also tried using the default System Tools > Printers > "Add" after the drivers have been install. Same result.
I found an old fix (which I can't find anymore) involving using the IP address, rather than the Device URI. However, although it can locate the printer, it no longer responds and remains "Idle" after the command.
I've tried a long string of drivers as suggested here, but decided to remove them after it had no effect on the printer.
sudo apt-get install brother-cups-wrapper-common brother-cups-wrapper-extra brother-cups-wrapper-laser brother-cups-wrapper-laser1 brother-cups-wrapper-mfc9420cn
Anything else I should try?
===================
I think this info would mean something
http://localhost:631contains the printer, but behaves the same way (Either Idle, or Unable to Locate)Running the IP address of my printer sends me to a page containing its name and links to AirPrint and Google Cloud Print
networking printing cups-lpd
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:25
Community♦
1
asked Oct 10 '15 at 7:56
dgood1dgood1
72116
My Lubuntu 15.04 OS in an HP Notebook can connect, detect and has the drivers for a Brother MFC-J625DW Inkjet Multi-function printer. The Printer is wireless and is connected to other non-Linux computers in the same network.
But when I try to make a test print, it shows that it is "Unable to locate printer".
I've also tried using the default System Tools > Printers > "Add" after the drivers have been install. Same result.
I found an old fix (which I can't find anymore) involving using the IP address, rather than the Device URI. However, although it can locate the printer, it no longer responds and remains "Idle" after the command.
I've tried a long string of drivers as suggested here, but decided to remove them after it had no effect on the printer.
sudo apt-get install brother-cups-wrapper-common brother-cups-wrapper-extra brother-cups-wrapper-laser brother-cups-wrapper-laser1 brother-cups-wrapper-mfc9420cn
Anything else I should try?
===================
I think this info would mean something
http://localhost:631contains the printer, but behaves the same way (Either Idle, or Unable to Locate)Running the IP address of my printer sends me to a page containing its name and links to AirPrint and Google Cloud Print
networking printing cups-lpd
networking printing cups-lpd
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:25
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asked Oct 10 '15 at 7:56
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Brother's printers are best installed via their own drivers, repositories, and such (in my experience). I have an MFC-7630n printer, but I suspect that the procedure will be similar.
So you can go here to download all the drivers and install them (this should bring you to your model):
http://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=it&lang=it&prod=mfcj625dw_all&os=128&flang=English
Then you should assign a static IP address to your printer via your router interface or DHCP server and make sure it can be reached from your computers.
Finally, you should add the printer to your system and configure it to use an lpd string pointing to the IP you assigned it before plus the model name.
Mine is configured like this. Change your settings accordingly:
- Connection: lpd://192.168.1.254/mfc7360n
- Driver: Current - Brother MFC7360N for CUPS
(See comments below for OP's solution, based on this)
answered Oct 10 '15 at 9:26
PalantirPalantir
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I noticed the only different with my settings and yours is that you have your printer's model instead of the port. I'll try this when I'm at the office again. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 11 '15 at 1:44
Sorry, I tried the.../mfcj625dw,.../mfc-j625dw,.../MFCJ625DWand many others. ("..." islpd://192.168.1.111) Still nothing but IDLE. I cannot accept your answer. Thanks for trying though.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 3:31
1
Uhm. If it is Idle, then maybe we can assume that the communication works, but the driver does not speak the right language? Did you try re-installing them from their website?
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 7:20
I was reluctant at first, but I tried using your link. I'm pretty sure it's the exact same stuff, but it somehow works. However, Instead of the URI (option 8), I tried using the IP address (option 9). It's a different connection compared to yours so please edit your answer to reflect this:socket://192.168.1.111. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 7:43
Great to know :D
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 11:14
add a comment |
geckopi's advice to use the HL1250 PPD from foomatic-db helped me to get a Brother printer connected via USB printing. (MFC-7360N in my case.) To use this driver, I chose Brother MFC-9600 Foomatic/hl1250 in CUPS settings.
answered Apr 12 '17 at 6:42
imz -- Ivan Zakharyaschevimz -- Ivan Zakharyaschev
3583525
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There are drivers in the Ubuntu repository for Brother "CUPS" drivers:
sudo apt-get install brother-lpr-drivers-laser brother-cups-wrapper-laser
You'll see new drivers in the list with names like "Brother MFC-7820N for CUPS" in the choice list. The BCL and Foomatic drivers don't work very well with some Brother models, particularly (maybe only) from PDF or Postscript sources. The "for CUPS" drivers do work however. I've been doing this for over four years now without issue (except when I get a new machine and forget to install those drivers).
I'm on 18.04 now and the drivers are still there.
answered Jan 14 at 20:28
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Brother's printers are best installed via their own drivers, repositories, and such (in my experience). I have an MFC-7630n printer, but I suspect that the procedure will be similar.
So you can go here to download all the drivers and install them (this should bring you to your model):
http://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=it&lang=it&prod=mfcj625dw_all&os=128&flang=English
Then you should assign a static IP address to your printer via your router interface or DHCP server and make sure it can be reached from your computers.
Finally, you should add the printer to your system and configure it to use an lpd string pointing to the IP you assigned it before plus the model name.
Mine is configured like this. Change your settings accordingly:
- Connection: lpd://192.168.1.254/mfc7360n
- Driver: Current - Brother MFC7360N for CUPS
(See comments below for OP's solution, based on this)
answered Oct 10 '15 at 9:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2141124
I noticed the only different with my settings and yours is that you have your printer's model instead of the port. I'll try this when I'm at the office again. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 11 '15 at 1:44
Sorry, I tried the.../mfcj625dw,.../mfc-j625dw,.../MFCJ625DWand many others. ("..." islpd://192.168.1.111) Still nothing but IDLE. I cannot accept your answer. Thanks for trying though.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 3:31
1
Uhm. If it is Idle, then maybe we can assume that the communication works, but the driver does not speak the right language? Did you try re-installing them from their website?
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 7:20
I was reluctant at first, but I tried using your link. I'm pretty sure it's the exact same stuff, but it somehow works. However, Instead of the URI (option 8), I tried using the IP address (option 9). It's a different connection compared to yours so please edit your answer to reflect this:socket://192.168.1.111. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 7:43
Great to know :D
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 11:14
add a comment |
Brother's printers are best installed via their own drivers, repositories, and such (in my experience). I have an MFC-7630n printer, but I suspect that the procedure will be similar.
So you can go here to download all the drivers and install them (this should bring you to your model):
http://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=it&lang=it&prod=mfcj625dw_all&os=128&flang=English
Then you should assign a static IP address to your printer via your router interface or DHCP server and make sure it can be reached from your computers.
Finally, you should add the printer to your system and configure it to use an lpd string pointing to the IP you assigned it before plus the model name.
Mine is configured like this. Change your settings accordingly:
- Connection: lpd://192.168.1.254/mfc7360n
- Driver: Current - Brother MFC7360N for CUPS
(See comments below for OP's solution, based on this)
answered Oct 10 '15 at 9:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2141124
I noticed the only different with my settings and yours is that you have your printer's model instead of the port. I'll try this when I'm at the office again. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 11 '15 at 1:44
Sorry, I tried the.../mfcj625dw,.../mfc-j625dw,.../MFCJ625DWand many others. ("..." islpd://192.168.1.111) Still nothing but IDLE. I cannot accept your answer. Thanks for trying though.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 3:31
1
Uhm. If it is Idle, then maybe we can assume that the communication works, but the driver does not speak the right language? Did you try re-installing them from their website?
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 7:20
I was reluctant at first, but I tried using your link. I'm pretty sure it's the exact same stuff, but it somehow works. However, Instead of the URI (option 8), I tried using the IP address (option 9). It's a different connection compared to yours so please edit your answer to reflect this:socket://192.168.1.111. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 7:43
Great to know :D
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 11:14
add a comment |
Brother's printers are best installed via their own drivers, repositories, and such (in my experience). I have an MFC-7630n printer, but I suspect that the procedure will be similar.
So you can go here to download all the drivers and install them (this should bring you to your model):
http://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=it&lang=it&prod=mfcj625dw_all&os=128&flang=English
Then you should assign a static IP address to your printer via your router interface or DHCP server and make sure it can be reached from your computers.
Finally, you should add the printer to your system and configure it to use an lpd string pointing to the IP you assigned it before plus the model name.
Mine is configured like this. Change your settings accordingly:
- Connection: lpd://192.168.1.254/mfc7360n
- Driver: Current - Brother MFC7360N for CUPS
(See comments below for OP's solution, based on this)
answered Oct 10 '15 at 9:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2141124
Brother's printers are best installed via their own drivers, repositories, and such (in my experience). I have an MFC-7630n printer, but I suspect that the procedure will be similar.
So you can go here to download all the drivers and install them (this should bring you to your model):
http://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=it&lang=it&prod=mfcj625dw_all&os=128&flang=English
Then you should assign a static IP address to your printer via your router interface or DHCP server and make sure it can be reached from your computers.
Finally, you should add the printer to your system and configure it to use an lpd string pointing to the IP you assigned it before plus the model name.
Mine is configured like this. Change your settings accordingly:
- Connection: lpd://192.168.1.254/mfc7360n
- Driver: Current - Brother MFC7360N for CUPS
(See comments below for OP's solution, based on this)
answered Oct 10 '15 at 9:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2141124
edited Oct 12 '15 at 11:13
answered Oct 10 '15 at 9:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2141124
answered Oct 10 '15 at 9:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2141124
answered Oct 10 '15 at 9:26
PalantirPalantir
1,2141124
1,2141124
I noticed the only different with my settings and yours is that you have your printer's model instead of the port. I'll try this when I'm at the office again. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 11 '15 at 1:44
Sorry, I tried the.../mfcj625dw,.../mfc-j625dw,.../MFCJ625DWand many others. ("..." islpd://192.168.1.111) Still nothing but IDLE. I cannot accept your answer. Thanks for trying though.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 3:31
1
Uhm. If it is Idle, then maybe we can assume that the communication works, but the driver does not speak the right language? Did you try re-installing them from their website?
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 7:20
I was reluctant at first, but I tried using your link. I'm pretty sure it's the exact same stuff, but it somehow works. However, Instead of the URI (option 8), I tried using the IP address (option 9). It's a different connection compared to yours so please edit your answer to reflect this:socket://192.168.1.111. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 7:43
Great to know :D
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 11:14
add a comment |
I noticed the only different with my settings and yours is that you have your printer's model instead of the port. I'll try this when I'm at the office again. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 11 '15 at 1:44
Sorry, I tried the.../mfcj625dw,.../mfc-j625dw,.../MFCJ625DWand many others. ("..." islpd://192.168.1.111) Still nothing but IDLE. I cannot accept your answer. Thanks for trying though.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 3:31
1
Uhm. If it is Idle, then maybe we can assume that the communication works, but the driver does not speak the right language? Did you try re-installing them from their website?
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 7:20
I was reluctant at first, but I tried using your link. I'm pretty sure it's the exact same stuff, but it somehow works. However, Instead of the URI (option 8), I tried using the IP address (option 9). It's a different connection compared to yours so please edit your answer to reflect this:socket://192.168.1.111. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 7:43
Great to know :D
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 11:14
I noticed the only different with my settings and yours is that you have your printer's model instead of the port. I'll try this when I'm at the office again. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 11 '15 at 1:44
I noticed the only different with my settings and yours is that you have your printer's model instead of the port. I'll try this when I'm at the office again. Many thanks.
– dgood1
Oct 11 '15 at 1:44
Sorry, I tried the
.../mfcj625dw, .../mfc-j625dw, .../MFCJ625DWand many others. ("..." is lpd://192.168.1.111) Still nothing but IDLE. I cannot accept your answer. Thanks for trying though.– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 3:31
Sorry, I tried the
.../mfcj625dw, .../mfc-j625dw, .../MFCJ625DWand many others. ("..." is lpd://192.168.1.111) Still nothing but IDLE. I cannot accept your answer. Thanks for trying though.– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 3:31
1
1
Uhm. If it is Idle, then maybe we can assume that the communication works, but the driver does not speak the right language? Did you try re-installing them from their website?
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 7:20
Uhm. If it is Idle, then maybe we can assume that the communication works, but the driver does not speak the right language? Did you try re-installing them from their website?
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 7:20
I was reluctant at first, but I tried using your link. I'm pretty sure it's the exact same stuff, but it somehow works. However, Instead of the URI (option 8), I tried using the IP address (option 9). It's a different connection compared to yours so please edit your answer to reflect this:
socket://192.168.1.111. Many thanks.– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 7:43
I was reluctant at first, but I tried using your link. I'm pretty sure it's the exact same stuff, but it somehow works. However, Instead of the URI (option 8), I tried using the IP address (option 9). It's a different connection compared to yours so please edit your answer to reflect this:
socket://192.168.1.111. Many thanks.– dgood1
Oct 12 '15 at 7:43
Great to know :D
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 11:14
Great to know :D
– Palantir
Oct 12 '15 at 11:14
add a comment |
geckopi's advice to use the HL1250 PPD from foomatic-db helped me to get a Brother printer connected via USB printing. (MFC-7360N in my case.) To use this driver, I chose Brother MFC-9600 Foomatic/hl1250 in CUPS settings.
answered Apr 12 '17 at 6:42
imz -- Ivan Zakharyaschevimz -- Ivan Zakharyaschev
3583525
add a comment |
geckopi's advice to use the HL1250 PPD from foomatic-db helped me to get a Brother printer connected via USB printing. (MFC-7360N in my case.) To use this driver, I chose Brother MFC-9600 Foomatic/hl1250 in CUPS settings.
answered Apr 12 '17 at 6:42
imz -- Ivan Zakharyaschevimz -- Ivan Zakharyaschev
3583525
add a comment |
geckopi's advice to use the HL1250 PPD from foomatic-db helped me to get a Brother printer connected via USB printing. (MFC-7360N in my case.) To use this driver, I chose Brother MFC-9600 Foomatic/hl1250 in CUPS settings.
answered Apr 12 '17 at 6:42
imz -- Ivan Zakharyaschevimz -- Ivan Zakharyaschev
3583525
geckopi's advice to use the HL1250 PPD from foomatic-db helped me to get a Brother printer connected via USB printing. (MFC-7360N in my case.) To use this driver, I chose Brother MFC-9600 Foomatic/hl1250 in CUPS settings.
answered Apr 12 '17 at 6:42
imz -- Ivan Zakharyaschevimz -- Ivan Zakharyaschev
3583525
answered Apr 12 '17 at 6:42
imz -- Ivan Zakharyaschevimz -- Ivan Zakharyaschev
3583525
answered Apr 12 '17 at 6:42
imz -- Ivan Zakharyaschevimz -- Ivan Zakharyaschev
3583525
answered Apr 12 '17 at 6:42
imz -- Ivan Zakharyaschevimz -- Ivan Zakharyaschev
3583525
3583525
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There are drivers in the Ubuntu repository for Brother "CUPS" drivers:
sudo apt-get install brother-lpr-drivers-laser brother-cups-wrapper-laser
You'll see new drivers in the list with names like "Brother MFC-7820N for CUPS" in the choice list. The BCL and Foomatic drivers don't work very well with some Brother models, particularly (maybe only) from PDF or Postscript sources. The "for CUPS" drivers do work however. I've been doing this for over four years now without issue (except when I get a new machine and forget to install those drivers).
I'm on 18.04 now and the drivers are still there.
answered Jan 14 at 20:28
PointyPointy
63331638
add a comment |
There are drivers in the Ubuntu repository for Brother "CUPS" drivers:
sudo apt-get install brother-lpr-drivers-laser brother-cups-wrapper-laser
You'll see new drivers in the list with names like "Brother MFC-7820N for CUPS" in the choice list. The BCL and Foomatic drivers don't work very well with some Brother models, particularly (maybe only) from PDF or Postscript sources. The "for CUPS" drivers do work however. I've been doing this for over four years now without issue (except when I get a new machine and forget to install those drivers).
I'm on 18.04 now and the drivers are still there.
answered Jan 14 at 20:28
PointyPointy
63331638
add a comment |
There are drivers in the Ubuntu repository for Brother "CUPS" drivers:
sudo apt-get install brother-lpr-drivers-laser brother-cups-wrapper-laser
You'll see new drivers in the list with names like "Brother MFC-7820N for CUPS" in the choice list. The BCL and Foomatic drivers don't work very well with some Brother models, particularly (maybe only) from PDF or Postscript sources. The "for CUPS" drivers do work however. I've been doing this for over four years now without issue (except when I get a new machine and forget to install those drivers).
I'm on 18.04 now and the drivers are still there.
answered Jan 14 at 20:28
PointyPointy
63331638
There are drivers in the Ubuntu repository for Brother "CUPS" drivers:
sudo apt-get install brother-lpr-drivers-laser brother-cups-wrapper-laser
You'll see new drivers in the list with names like "Brother MFC-7820N for CUPS" in the choice list. The BCL and Foomatic drivers don't work very well with some Brother models, particularly (maybe only) from PDF or Postscript sources. The "for CUPS" drivers do work however. I've been doing this for over four years now without issue (except when I get a new machine and forget to install those drivers).
I'm on 18.04 now and the drivers are still there.
answered Jan 14 at 20:28
PointyPointy
63331638
answered Jan 14 at 20:28
PointyPointy
63331638
answered Jan 14 at 20:28
PointyPointy
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answered Jan 14 at 20:28
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