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Coach Support Equipment

In June, 2005, iBooks were purchased with Title I funds for use by all coaches and Title I Coordinators. Along with the iBooks, one projector, one portable screen, and one printer were purchased for each of seventy-two (72) schools for the purpose of disseminating data and any professional development.

The serial numbers for the 82 iBooks purchased in June 2005 for schools is listed at:
http://areyjones.techsol.org/po2.php?PO=PG00000082881

These items are to be shared with coaches in language arts, math, science, and with Title I coordinators. The school should take the lead in how these items are stored. Delivery and installation may or may not have occurred in May and June 2005 depending on a school's calendar. By the end of September, all deliveries and installations will have taken place.
School Administrator Notification: Original LD8 Instructional Memo #127 sent to Principals in June, 2005 here. Quote: "....Before the end of this fiscal year, your school will be receiving equipment to support professional development. The primary function of the printer will be to facilitate teachers’ analysis of quarterly student assessment data reports. ..."

1. An LCD projector, 100" diagonal portable screen, and Hewlett Packard 4650n printer will be delivered to 72 schools by KIS Computers Inc.
1a. The coach will be asked to identify the location for the delivery and share that information with several persons at the school so no time is wasted during the delivery process.
1b.The printer is over 80 pounds and needs a sturdy location. approximate size is 19" W x 24"H x 19" D. Allow space for ventilation.
1c. Providing electrical access and ventilation space for the printer is needed. Direct pluggin is recommended using no outlet strip.
1d. The installers will not be able to set up the printer for network addressing (IP or Internet Protocol) for security reasons. It can be setup with "AppleTalk" or "Rendevous." to connect with Any late model Macintosh.
1e. The printer will be set up for networking. An IP network address needs to be assigned to the printer. A site technology person should be able to provide that information and place the Assigned IP number in the printer location.
1f. A procedure to switch printing from the all-in-one scanner/printer to the new printer will be developed.
1g. The portable screen is 100" diagonal. Light weight and compact. IMPORTANT: Swivel out the supporting feet prior to opening and lifting the screen otherwise it will fall over. The screen is easily dented if it falls on an object. Avoid settng up the screen in a drafty area or under a operating vent. Train every potential user in the proper set up. Forgetting to swivel out the supporting feet is easily overlooked.

2.Apple iBooks will be provided for coaches. The pick up area will probably be Local 8. This will include a case and network cable.
2a. Old computers will be dropped off after transferring old files with a 1 Gig Flash memory drive. They will be repurposed.
2b. Training sessions may be provided.

 


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HP 4650n Laser Printer Information Part 1 of 3
Collating Problem From Apple to HP 4650dn Solved

Apple and Hewlett Packard have provided a solution to the inability to collate on 4650dn printers with OS 10.4.
Directions:
Drivers may be found here. If not..
Go to www.hp.com > search "4560dn" (at bottom of screen)
- "Download drivers and software"
- select Operating System "Mac OS x"
- go to "Software"
- "HP Color LaserJet Installer 11Apr.2005 Rev 4.10
- click "download"
- after download click on "HP ColorLJInstallerv4.10EN" found on desktop
- "Continue"
- "Install"
- Open "LaserJetReadMe" file
- Follow directions on getting the printer installed using Apple's "Print Center".

When a PPD (Postscript Printer Description) driver is selected, it will be the "HP Color LaserJet" (empty space - it should not say V3010.107 like other PPDs near it.)

. Assistance may be needed in getting the Printer address for setting up IP printing. See PART 2, below.
See part 3

 

HP 4650n Laser Printer Information Part 2 of 3
HP 4650dn Printing Information

How can I add a network printer to an Apple without a network IP address?

Note: AppleTalk needs to be turned on in "Airport" (if wireless) or "Ethernet (if wired) or to find printers in the following method. AppleTalk can only be turned on in one area at a time. See System Preferences > Network to to turn on Appletalk.
A. Find a Printer -- Apple menu > System Preferences > Print and Fax > Printing > + (plus sign) > do search with "Default browser" > a "Bonjour" printer list will appear > the HP4650 will appear in the list > select and test.

5. I get Error messages on the Printer, what do they mean?
A: Some of the information below is for a qualified repair person to use. Some of the information here for reference purposes.
For reference.
If error messages appear and they reference tasks that are not part of a typical user routine (restart, replace cartridges, unplug, etc.) - call the HelpDesk 323.224.2277 or use the WebForm http://techsupport.lausd.net/webform.htm
Restarting often clears up some error messages.
Error codes explained:
HP Color LaserJet 4600 and 4650 Series Printers - Alphabetical Printer Messages
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/
TechSupport/Document.jsp?locale=en_
US&taskId=110&prodSeriesId=375773&
prodTypeId=18972&objectID=bpl11647#N10
03E

HP Color LaserJet 4600 and 5500 Series Printers - 49.xxxx Errors
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/
TechSupport/Document.jsp?locale=en_
US&taskId=110&prodSeriesId=375773&
prodTypeId=18972&objectID=c00208109

HP Color LaserJet 4600 and 4650 Series Printers - Numerical Printer
Messages
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/
TechSupport/Document.jsp?locale=en_
US&taskId=110&prodSeriesId=375773&
prodTypeId=18972&objectID=bpl11648

Power surges and momentary outages may require the printer to be turned off, unplugged, re-plugged and restarted.
Is your printer connected to a good surge protector?

 

 

HP 4650n Laser Printer Information Part 3 of 3
Printing SOAR Data to the HP 4650n Laser Printer

Some persons have trouble printing SOAR data from iBooks to the HP4650n provided by Local 8 to 72 Title 1 schools in 2005.

Try this workaround...

In the Print dialogue box you will find the ability to save the page as
a ".pdf" (Adobe Acrobat File. In the "Print" dialogue box see the "PDF"
drop menu in the lower left corner. See "Save As PDF" in the drop down.
Save the SOAR data as a PDF. Open the PDF in Adobe Reader and print.
Note 1: by default, Apple may open the .pdf file in Apple's "Preview".
Try to print in Preview - it may work, also. If not, open the file with
Adobe Reader while Adobe Reader is open (the typical File > Open > File
name ...).
Adobe Reader should be on all the iBooks. It should be in the
"Applications" folder. Or, you can do a search for Adobe Reader.
Note 2: If the .pdf page size is too big, you can reduce the size of the
pages to be printed by percent in the "Page Set Up" dialogue box.

 


Printer Supplies ........

HP 4650 Printer supplies
Most replaceables are available through the
LAUSD Storeswarehouse

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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