Printing on Campus with WEPA California Baptist University offers convenient printing services for students throughout the campus at 17 various locations. Printing to the cloud with WEPA is easy and can be done through a variety of methods: From a laptop or desktop From a smartphone or tablet From cloud storage From email From a USB flash drive Initial Steps to Set Up Account Go to wepanow.com and click on "Login" at the top right hand corner Select "California Baptist University" for school affiliation When prompted, sign-in using your CBU credentials Complete setup as directed Print at a Kiosk Swipe your CBU ID card at any WEPA kiosk Follow prompts for printing If a student does not have a CBU ID card, click through the following steps: Select "Don't have a CBU Card? Tap here." Select "Use school credentials" Follow prompts to login Pricing Black and White, Single-sided: $ 0.10 Black and White, Double-sided: $0.18 Color, Single-sided: $0.25 Color, Double-sided: $0.40 Add credit yourLancerBucks account with a cash deposit at the University Card Services Office, or make an online deposit via credit card. Printing Locations You can check status of print stations on the status page. Annie Gabriel Library #1 (BW) Annie Gabriel Library #2 (Scanner) CBU Student Housing - Magnolia Crossings First Floor College of Engineering 3rd Floor College of Engineering Lobby #2 College of Nursing - Lobby Colony - Laundry (CBU Student Housing) Commuter Lounge Health Sciences G100 School of Business - Lobby School of Music - Lobby Simmons Hall - Lobby (CBU Student Housing) Smith Hall - Lobby (CBU Student Housing) The Point - Laundry (CBU Student Housing) Tower Hall - Lobby (CBU Student Housing) University Place - Laundry (CBU Student Housing) Yeager Center - Lobby Frequently Asked Questions Q: How can I purchase additional LancerBucks for printing? A: Make a cash deposit at the University Card Services Office, or make an online credit card deposit add funds to your LancerBucks account. (Email helpdesk@calbaptist.edu if there are additional questions.)

1. Hold power button down to power off.  2. Wait 5 - 10 seconds before repowering back on with the power button.  3. If that doesn't work, power off the printer with the power button and unplug the printer from the wall. 4. Wait about 20 seconds before plugging the printer back in and repowering back on with the power button. 5. If this doesn't work please reply or submit a ticket. Thank you.

There are many ways to add a printer on a Windows computer. Below are two different methods for installing a printer. Method 1 Select the "Start Button" and then type "\\printserver\" and hit enter. This will bring up the list of all the printers. Select the printer for your area and double-click it. The printer should then install a driver and then the printer should be available to use. Method 2 Adding a printer on a Windows 11 device can be accomplished through Windows Settings. Open windows settings and select Bluetooth & devices. Then select "Printers & scanners". Then select "Add device" After the computer searches for printers, select "Add manually" Then select "Find a printer in the directory, based on location or feature" Select the printer for the location you are in and double click the printer to install. Click "Next" after installation is complete and then "Finish" to complete the process. If these methods do not work, please reach out to the Helpdesk by phone (951-343-4444) or by email helpdesk@calbaptist.edu.

To add a printer on MacOS, select "Settings" and scroll down to "Printers & Scanners". Click "Add Printer, Scanner, or Fax..." Then select the printer you want and click "Add". Note: Use the Generic PostScript Printer driver unless you need to use extra functions like stapling or hole punching. If you need those functions, you will need to load the appropriate driver or contact the ITS Helpdesk at X4444 for assistance. If the printer name is not showing up: If the computer doesn't find computer quickly, find the name of the printer (can be readily found by connecting to \\printserver\ on a Windows device), and connect via name instead.