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 You will need to be comfortable running sudo commands in Terminal.  If you are not comfortable making changes to your system, please call the Helpdesk at 949-824-5476 or send an email to [[mailto:sscs@uci.edu|sscs@uci.edu]] You will need to be comfortable running sudo commands in Terminal.  If you are not comfortable making changes to your system, please call the Helpdesk at 949-824-5476 or send an email to [[mailto:sscs@uci.edu|sscs@uci.edu]]
  
-===== Install Driver === +=== Install Driver === 
-  - Download the CodeHost BrightQ installer [[http://socsci.uci.edu/~hyen/Canon/canon-brightq-2.5.9-linux-2019-01-09.run|here]]+  - Download the CodeHost BrightQ installer [[http://socsci.uci.edu/~hyen/Canon/canon-brightq-2.5.10-linux-2020-02-20.run|here]]
   - Open Terminal and navigate to the installer.   - Open Terminal and navigate to the installer.
-  - Make the file executable <code>chmod 700 ./canon-brightq-2.5.9-linux-2019-01-09.run</code> +  - Make the file executable <code>chmod 700 ./canon-brightq-2.5.10-linux-2020-02-20.run</code> 
-  - Run the file <code>./canon-brightq-2.5.9-linux-2019-01-09.run</code>+  - Run the file <code>sudo ./canon-brightq-2.5.10-linux-2020-02-20.run</code>
   - Click thru the installer, default settings   - Click thru the installer, default settings
 +  - The CodeHost Registration page opens after installation. You can register for free, or skip and be asked again in 30 days.
   - Once you finish, the CodeHost BrightQ should pop up and you can add a printer   - Once you finish, the CodeHost BrightQ should pop up and you can add a printer
 ===== Configure Printer === ===== Configure Printer ===
   - If you need to pull up the CodeHost BrightQ config utility, run from Terminal <code>sudo codehost-config</code>   - If you need to pull up the CodeHost BrightQ config utility, run from Terminal <code>sudo codehost-config</code>
-  - Check [[https://myapps.ss.uci.edu/socsci-help/doku.php?id=canon|here]] for IP address +  - Check [[https://wiki.socsci.uci.edu/helpdesk/doku.php?id=canon|here]] for IP address 
-  - Click the green + printer button +  - Click the green **+** printer button 
-  - Choose "A remote printer using a network protocol" +  - Choose "**A remote printer using a network protocol**
-  - Under LPD, type in the IP address in the Host field and press Next +  - Click on the "**Discover network printers**" button on the bottom-left corner: 
-  - {{howto:sscs:canon-linux-1.png?400|}}+    - {{howto:sscs:canon-linux-1.png?400|}} 
 +    - Type the IP of the Canon in the "**Host or IP address**" box, then click "Start Discovery" 
 +    - **Expand** the discovered IP, click the line that shows an LPD port, and click **Select Printer**
   - The driver should autoselect the model, if not, press Previous and try again or select the model manually out of the drop down menu, then press Next   - The driver should autoselect the model, if not, press Previous and try again or select the model manually out of the drop down menu, then press Next
-  - Under Queue Name, change the name to something meaningful e.g. canonCogSci+  - Under **Queue Name**, change the name to something meaningful e.g. canonCogSci (cannot contain spaces or special characters)
   - Press OK to close the add printer dialog   - Press OK to close the add printer dialog
 ===== Input copy code === ===== Input copy code ===
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