• CUTOKcutterpanorama_fish_eye
    3 posts
    6 years ago

    Has anyone found a Linux driver for the CUTOK plotter? (www.cutok.com)

    Or is there a similar driver for another printer which works on Linux?

    Thanks!

  • frmdstryrpanorama_fish_eye
    6 years ago

    It says it uses RS232, so it should work with Linux without needing any special drivers.

  • CUTOKcutterpanorama_fish_eye
    3 posts
    6 years ago

    My printer model has no RS232 port. Only USB. My laptop also has no RS232 port.

    Would a USB-to-RS232 converter on both the Printer and the Laptop be a work-around?

  • frmdstryrpanorama_fish_eye
    6 years ago

    Yes or typically they have a USB serial converter built in. It should just show up when using the serial port connection type.

    Typically either /dev/ttyUSB0 or /dev/ACM0 are the actual device names.

  • CUTOKcutterpanorama_fish_eye
    3 posts
    6 years ago

    Thanks for the help frmdstryr!

    I got it all working!!! My CUTOK 240 is cutting like a champ!

    • I set Inkcut (running on Ubuntu Studio) to print to "Parallel Port".
    • I set the device driver to "Inkcut Generic Driver".
    • I received an error "inkcut permission denied /dev/usb/lp1"
    • I checked the group permissions via the command "ls -alFh /dev/usb/lp1"
    • I saw the group had only member "root". My username was NOT in the group.
    • I added my name to the print group via "sudo user mod -a -G lp [my=user=name]"
    • I rebooted my machine.
    • EVERYTHING worked after that.

    Thank you SO MUCH!

    For what it's worth, after reading your response (above), I came across some of your previously posted advice in this thread (github.com/inkcut/inkcut/issues/168), and that finished getting me fixed up.

    On behalf of myself, and my beleaguered wife, - you REALLY made my day. Thanks!

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