Wireless Access
Rye Public Library provides wireless access to all Library visitors, including 24 hour access from the parking lot. To log on, view your available networks on your device and choose the network labeled “RPL” or “RPL(pswd=RPL03870)”. If using our password protected internet you may have to open a web browser on your device if not prompted, and input the password before connecting.
The RPL wireless network is public and unsecured, so please make sure that your computer or wireless devices are protected from malware. For more details, please read our Wireless Internet and Acceptable Use Policies.
Printing Services
$0.10 per Black & White page
$0.25 per Color page
PRINTING ON RPL PUBLIC COMPUTERS
All RPL public computers print through Google Print. We are happy to assist with this procedure if you need a hand.
PRINTING ON PATRON OWNED DEVICES
RPL uses a third party printing service called Princh which lets you print and pay directly from your own devices.
Printing with Princh from a mobile phone or tablet:
1) Scan the QR code at the right with your device’s camera app.
2) Follow the link provided by the code.
3) Name your job, and choose your print settings.
4) Payment can be made at the RPL desk or from your mobile or tablet using a credit card (in-house payment receives preferential rate as it avoids processing fees).
5) After payment is made, staff will release your job.
6) Take your print job from the printer.
Printing from your laptop:
1) Open print.princh.com in your browser.
2) Open the document and upload it to the Princh site.
3) Enter the RPL printer-ID 104382, name you job, and choose your print settings.
4) Payment can be made at the front desk or from your device using a credit card
(in-house payment receives preferential rate as it avoids processing fees).
5) After payment is made, staff will release your job.
6) Take your print from the printer.
Public Access Computers
RPL offers three computers available to the public for 30-min sessions. These computers are capable of printing services as well as most web based programs. They are located past the circulation desk in the Adult Department upstairs. Please ask at the front desk if you are using one of our computers and encountering difficulties.
Tech Assistance
Do you have questions about using our library resources on your own devices? The Library will be offering technology assistance in the New Hampshire meeting room starting in March!
How do I prepare for library tech assistance?
Assistance is on a Drop-In only, first come first serve basis. In order to offer the best assistance, it is recommended that you come prepared with clear questions that we can troubleshoot, or a particular issue you are looking to have resolved. While the library is happy to offer what assistance we can, the more vague your request, the more difficult it will be to help. Be sure to bring the device in question with you for the best experience. And please remember, our librarians are not technology experts. There may be a limit to what assistance we can offer and at some point you may need more experienced help that we cannot give.