Summary
This article has instructions for how to release a print job through the printer control panel on a PaperCut Xerox printer/copier/scanner (MFD). You can either tap-to-release (with your RFID ID card) or login manually (if you do not have an ID card) to select and print your print jobs. Other print job release options include Releasing Print Jobs via QR Code or Releasing Print Jobs via Web Browser. This article is for USNH faculty and staff.
Use these instructions after you have sent a document to a PaperCut-enabled printer/copier/scanner MFD from an app or browser on your managed computer. See detailed instructions on printing from a managed computer on Windows or MacOS.
For instructions on how to set up your ID card to release print jobs at Xerox printer/copiers, see Setting up ID Card for Xerox Printer/Copier/Scanners (MFD).
DO NOT punch a hole in your RFID capable ID card. This will disable the ability to use the card for tap access. Instead use a badge holder if you want to hang the card on a lanyard or retractable key chain.
How-To
Task: To release print jobs from a Xerox printer/copier/scanner (MFD)
Instructions
Step 1 - Tap your ID card on the card tap logo 
OR press the keyboard icon to log in with USNH username (no "@usnh.edu") and password.
Step 2 - Choose "Print Release" from the PaperCut MF menu
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Step 3 - Select the job(s) you want to print and press the "Print" button to print with default settings.
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Step 4 (Optional) - To adjust settings, press the arrow ">" to the right of a print job. You can change the number of copies, 1- or 2-sided duplex mode, and color mode, depending on what is available on the particular printer you chose. Press the “Print” button to print with your settings.
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Outcome
Your document(s) will be printed at the printer with the settings you selected. See related article on Using Xerox Printer/Copier/Scanners (MFD).
Further Readings
PaperCut Print: Resources
Need additional help?
Use the “Request Printer Help” button on the Central Printing Service page to submit a support request with as much detail as possible, or contact the Technology Help Desk team on your local campus. For password issues you must call or visit the Help Desk in person.