Installing Mobility Print on iOS Devices

This document explains how to install Mobility Print on iOS devices for printing on university lab printers.

Mobility Print is a mobile app that OIT uses to allow students and Rice employees to print to Rice lab printers from their personal devices (i.e. Students can send documents to their college's computer lab or Fondren Library for printing). 

Note: you must be connected to the Rice network, either on campus or via VPN.

1. Go to https://owlprinting.rice.edu:9164/setup and click the Download button.
Screen displaying the download button for Mobility Print
2. Tap “Allow” to download.
A screenshot showing Profile Downloaded after clicking click the Download button. Review the profile in Settings app if you want to install it. Select Close.  A screenshot showing a pop-up window from the website that is trying to download a configuration profile. Do you want to allow this? Select Allow.
3. Open Settings and select “Profile Downloaded.”
Screen showing the Settings App on iPhone select profile downloaded
4. Tap “Install” on the top right corner, and then confirm.
A screen of the Install Profile screen for PaperCut Mobility Print for iOS  Configuration Profile for PaperCut Mobility Print for iOS A screen displaying the profile with an install button
5. To print, tap the "share" button at the bottom of the screen (icon of a square with an arrow pointing up) and select "Print" from the options.
Screen displaying the rice university website with the Share button highlighted.Screen of Rice.edu share options with Print as a choice. A screen showing the Printer Options on iOS.
 
6. Select the preferred printer and adjust print options.
A screen showing a list of example printers available  A screen showing Printing Options A screen showing printer options like range, double-side, and paper
For more support, please contact the OIT Help Desk.

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Keywords:
ios, mobility print, mobilityprint, PaperCut, paper cut, printing 
Doc ID:
109789
Owned by:
Enrique H. in Rice U
Created:
2021-03-22
Updated:
2023-05-04
Sites:
Rice University