In order to make use of the facilities, deposit money on your student/staff card. Costs: R0.50 per A4 size and R0.80 for A3; For colour R2.00 for A4 and R4.00 for A3. The cash acceptor machines accept denominations in the following: Coins: 50c, R1.00, R2.00, R5.00 Paper: R10-00, R20-00, R50-00, R100-00 Should you require change this is available at the University cashiers. The Library does not provide change for photocopying or printing.
To load money on the card you need to :
- Swipe the card at the cash acceptor which is located in the Library
- Read the screen for instructions
- Insert money
- Read screen for confirmation of amount
- Press FINISH button
If your card is faulty and does not want to load, you must go to Protection Services to have the card encoded
To Make a Photocopy
- Swipe your card on the card reader terminal attached to the copier, with the magnetic strip facing down
- Confirm that there are sufficient funds to make the required number of copies
- Lift the copier lid and place the page to be copied face down on the glass
- Press the START button on the copier
- Once you have completed making copies, press the ACCESS button on the copier
To Print to the Photocopier
- From the application on the computer, select FILE, then PRINT
- Please select Bizhub from the list of available printers, if it is not the default printer.
- Select OK
- A window will pop up.
- Next to User Name: type in your Student Number
- Next to Password, type in your DUT Student Email password.
To Release a Print Job
- Swipe your student card at the the copier
- Press Print on the b/w copier, or Menu then Print on the colour copier
- A list of your print jobs will appear on screen
- Select the ones you want printed, then press the Start button
Scanning All Bizhub copiers scan to your @dut4life email or to a USB flash drive
Copyright All users who make photocopies are expected to adhere to the SA Copyright Act 98 of 1978 (as amended). Complying with copyright law at self-service machines is the responsibility of the library user and not the Library or the University.