Canon PIXMA SELPHY ES40 User Guide

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ENGLISH

Make sure you read this guide before using the printer.

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Store this guide safely so that you can use it in the future.

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Make Printing Fun with SELPHY!

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SELPHY speaks! Learn how to create lasting memories

with your friendly, but powerful, compact printer.

Make more things possible with SELPHY.

Creative Print ................You can make many kinds of decorated prints.

Frames (p. 40) Multi Layout (p. 46)Calendars (p. 44)Clip Art (p. 42)

ID Photos (p. 52)Image Effects (p. 50)Speech Bubbles (p. 48)

Gold and Silver Prints ...

Print Settings ................

When using the Gold or Silver Easy Photo Packs (p. 3), you can print gold and silver frames and clip art (p. 81).

You change print settings to imprint the shooting date, adjust the colors, and make many kinds of prints.

Red-Eye Correction (p. 34)Layouts (pp. 33, 38)

Change the Image Colors

(p. 35)

Trimming ...................... You can trim away unneeded

Change the Date Format

(p. 35)

portions of your image (p.36).

Borders (p. 32)Image File Number (p. 32)Date (p. 32)

Optimize the Image (p. 34)

Print Images from a Computer (p. 60)

Download New Frames and Clip Art (p. 62)

Border Color (pp. 33, 39)

Adjust the Image’s

Qualities (p. 34)

Package Contents

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Check if the following items are included in your printer package, using the □ check boxes. If anything is missing, contact the retailer where you purchased the printer.

Remove the contents from the box, and remove the Cleaner Unit from SELPHY.

Slide the cartridge cover lever in the direction of

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the arrow to open the cover. Grasp the cleaner unit as shown in the

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illustration and remove it.

□ SELPHY Printer Unit

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Beginner’s Guide

□ CD-ROM:COMPACT

PHOTO PRINTER Solution Disk

□ Power Cord

□ Cleaner Unit

□ Support Guide

Cartridges (Sold Separately)

Before using the printer, be sure to purchase a cartridge (Easy Photo Pack) separately.

Paper Size

Postcard size

(100 x 148mm)

(4 x 6 in.)

L size (89 x 119mm) (3.5 x 4.7 in.)

Card size

(54 x 86mm)

(2.1 x 3.4 in.)

* Card-size label sheet.

No. of

Possible Prints

100 Color Green Easy Photo Pack E-P100

50 Color Green Easy Photo Pack E-P50

20 Color/Gold Gray Easy Photo Pack E-P20G

20 Color/Silver Gray Easy Photo Pack E-P20S

25 BW Gray Easy Photo Pack E-P25BW

100

50 Easy Photo Pack E-L50

25 Easy Photo Pack E-C25L*

Ink Type

Color Blue

Color Orange

Color of

Cartridge

Product Name

Easy Photo Pack E-L100

Easy Photo Pack E-C25

□ Warranty Card

Thin lines and text may be unclear or broken when printing with the gold or silver print supporting

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cartridges (Easy Photo Pack E-P20G/E-P20S). Do not apply pressure to or shake the cartridge.

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Package Contents 3

Cartridges (Sold Separately) 3

Read This First 5

For Your Safety 6

Getting Started 7

Turning On SELPHY 9

Setting the Display Language 9

Changing Voice Guidance Settings 10

Compatible Memory Cards and Memory Card

Slots 10

Choosing and Printing Images 12

Storing the Printed Photos 14

Cleaning Up After Printing 14

Printing Recipes 15

Learning More About SELPHY 21

The Names of SELPHY’s Components 22

Information Displayed on the Screen 24

Changing the Way Images Are Displayed 26

Searching Images 27

Printing a Variety of Images 29

Printing All Images 30

Printing a Variety of Images 31

Trimming Images 36

Printing using Layouts 38

Printing with a Colored Border 39

Printing with Frames 40

Printing with Clip Art 42

Printing Calendars 44

Printing using Multi Layouts 46

Printing with Speech Bubbles 48

Printing with Image Effects 50

Printing an ID Photo 52

Using SELPHY with Your Computer 55

What You Can Do with the Supplied

Software 56

System Requirements 57

Install and Start the Software 58

Printing from Your Computer 60

Downloading Frames and Stamps

(Contents Data) 62

Printing Images from your Digital

Camera or Mobile Phone 65

Printing from Your Digital Camera 66

Printing Images Using Digital Camera Specied

Settings (DPOF Print) 67

Printing from Your Mobile Phone 68

Useful Information when

Using SELPHY 69

Personalizing SELPHY 70

Troubleshooting 73

Error Messages 76

Cartridge/Feature Compatibility Table 76

Handling Precautions 77

Specications 78

Index 79

Frames and Clip Art 81

Read This First

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Warning Against Copyright Infringement

The images printed with this product should be intended for personal use. Do not print images that infringe upon copyright laws without the prior permission of the copyright holder.

Warranty Limitations

This product’s warranty is only effective in the country of sale. If a problem arises while the printer is in use abroad, please return it to the country of sale before proceeding with a warranty claim to a Canon Customer Support Help Desk.

LCD Monitor

The LCD monitor is produced with extremely high-precision manufacturing techniques. More

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than 99.99% of the pixels operate to specication. However, some pixels may occasionally misre or appear as red or black dots. This has no effect on the printed image and does not

constitute a malfunction.

The LCD monitor may be covered with a thin plastic lm for protection against scratches

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during shipment. If so, remove the lm before using the printer.

For Your Safety

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Before using SELPHY, please ensure that you read this “For Your Safety” section. Always ensure

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that SELPHY is operated correctly. The safety precautions noted on the following pages are intended to prevent injuries to yourself and

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other persons, or damage to the equipment. Be sure to also check the guides included with any separately sold accessories you use.

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WARNING Denotes the possibility of serious injury or death.

CAUTION Denotes the possibility of injury.

CAUTION Denotes the possibility of damage to the equipment.

WARNING

This Printer

Do not attempt to disassemble or alter any part of the equipment in a way that is not

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expressly described in this guide. To avoid the risk of injury, do not touch the interior of the printer if it has been dropped or

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otherwise damaged. Stop operating the printer immediately if it emits smoke, a strange smell, or otherwise

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behaves abnormally. Do not use organic solvents such as alcohol, benzine, or thinner to clean the equipment.

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Do not allow liquids or foreign objects to enter the printer.

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This could result in electrical shock or re.

Should this occur, immediately turn the printer’s power off and unplug it.

Use only recommended power sources.

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Using other power sources could result in electrical shock or re.

Do not touch this printer or the power plug during thunderstorms.

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This could result in electrical shock or re. Immediately stop using the equipment and distance yourself from it.

Power

Store this equipment out of the reach of children and infants.

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Mistakenly putting the power cord around a child’s neck could result in asphyxiation.

Use only recommended power sources.

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Do not cut, damage, alter or place heavy items on the power cord.

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Unplug the power cord periodically and wipe away any dust and dirt that has collected on

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the plug, the exterior of the power outlet, and the surrounding area with a dry cloth. Do not handle the power cords with wet hands.

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Do not use a power cord other than the supplied power cord.

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This could result in electrical shock or re.

Other Warnings

Do not play the supplied CD-ROM(s) in any CD player that does not support data CD-ROMs.

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Playing the CD-ROM(s) in an audio CD player (music player) could damage the speakers. It is also possible to suffer hearing loss from listening with headphones to the loud sounds of a CD-ROM played on a music CD player.

CAUTION

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Do not stick any part of your hand into the printer interior.

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Be sure to place SELPHY safely so as to avoid tripping over the power cord.

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This could lead to injury or damage the printer.

Do not use the power cord beyond its rated capacity or voltage, or leave the plug partially

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inserted into the power outlet. Do not use if the power cord or plug has been damaged. Do not allow metallic pins to touch or allow dust to collect on the power plug.

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Do not use the power cord for any other equipment except this printer.

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This could result in electrical shock or re.

Avoid using, placing or storing the printer in the following places.

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-Places subject to strong sunlight.

-Places subject to temperatures above 40° C (104° F).

-Humid or dusty areas.

-Places subject to strong vibrations.

Electrical shock or heating could result in burn, injury or re. Heat may cause deformation of the printer’s casing.

CAUTION

Unplug the printer when not in use.

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Not doing so could result in electrical shock or fire.

Getting Started

This section will prepare you to start printing images. The postcard size cartridge (sold separately)

(p. 3) will be used as an example in this section. However, you can print with other cartridges using the

same steps.

Inserting the Cartridge into SELPHY

Prepare the cartridge.

Ink sheet

Clip

protective paper

If there is an orange stopper attached to the

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cartridge, remove it as shown in the illustration.

Check that the ink sheet is taut with no slack.

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If the ink sheet is slack, insert the cleaner unit

(p. 3) as shown in the illustration and turn it

slowly to take up the slack. If you overwind the ink sheet, it may not be possible to use all the paper for printing and the ink sheet may tear.

Check that the protective paper is correctly

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loaded in the cartridge. If the protective sheet has come out from under the clips, use your nger to push it back under the clips.

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Open the cover.

Slide the cartridge cover lever in the direction of

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the arrow to open the cover.

Please use only genuine Canon Easy Photo Pack cartridges for SELPHY ES series printers.

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Cartridges for the CP series cannot be used. Do not remove the colored protective paper that is installed in the cartridge.

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Do not touch or pull on the ink sheet. Do not touch the cartridge with wet or sweaty hands. You

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may not be able to print if the ink sheet is damaged, dirty or wet.

protective paper

Insert the cartridge.

With the protective paper facing towards you,

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insert the cartridge as shown in the illustration until it clicks into place. Press the area on the cartridge cover marked

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PUSH to close.

Setting Up SELPHY

Place SELPHY on a stable and even surface,

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such as a table. Never place it on an unstable

or tilted surface.

Keep SELPHY at least 1 m (3 ft.) from devices

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emitting electromagnetic waves or strong magnetic elds. Leave more than 15 cm (6 in.) of clearance at

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the front and back of SELPHY, and 10 cm (4 in.) on both sides.

Do not block the air vents on the back of the

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printer.

10 cm (4 in.)

or more

15 cm (6 in)

or more

air vents

15 cm (6 in)

or more

10 cm (4 in.) or more

Never place SELPHY close to motors or other devices that generate strong electromagnetic elds.

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This may damage or cause the printer to malfunction. Do not place near television or radio. This may cause the printer to malfunction.

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Connecting SELPHY

Plug the cord into SELPHY.

Fully insert the power cord into SELPHY's

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terminal.

Insert the electric plug into an outlet.

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Turning On SELPHY

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Turn on the power.

Press and hold the q button until the screen on

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the left displays. To turn the power off, press and hold the q

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button.

Setting the Display Language

You can change the language displayed in the LCD monitor menus and messages.

Display the language screen.

Press and hold the o button, then press the

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m(MENU) button.

The language screen will display.

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Choose a language.

Press the udl r buttons (the area on

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the w wheel), or turn the w wheel to choose a language, then press the o button to change

the language.

If a memory card is inserted in SELPHY, the screen in Step 2 will not appear even if the Step 1 is

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followed. Please remove the memory card before performing Step 1. You can also change language settings by pressing the m(MENU) button and choosing [Printer

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Setup] and then [Language] (pp. 70, 72).

Changing Voice Guidance

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Settings

You can turn the voice guidance on or off, and set the volume (5 levels) and language (7 languages).

Display the [Voice Guidance Settings]

Display language settings (pp. 9, 70, 72) will not affect the voice guidance settings. Each setting must be made separately.

screen.

Press the (voice) button.

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The screen from Step 2 will display.

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Change the settings.

Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to

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choose an item. Press the l r buttons to change the setting.

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When you choose [Sounds Only] in the

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[Language] menu, only sound effects will play.

Press the b(BACK) button to make the setting

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and restore the image display screen.

Compatible Memory Cards and Memory Card Slots

Sliding Slot Cover Slide the cover to the left or right to switch between

card slots  and .

Slide the cover in the direction of the arrow to open.

Card Slots

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Memory Cards That Can Be

Used Without an Adapter

Memory Cards That Require an Adapter

(commercially available)

*1 “RS-MMC” is an abbreviation of “Reduced-Size MultiMediaCard”. *2 Purchase the CompactFlash Card Adapter for xD-Picture Card.

For memory cards that require an adapter, be sure to rst insert the memory card into the adapter

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before inserting into the appropriate card slot. If you insert the memory card into a card slot without using an adapter, you may not be able to remove the memory card from the printer. Use a memory card formatted in the device used for taking the images. A memory card formatted

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on a computer may not be recognized.

 SD Memory Card  miniSD Card  SDHC Memory Card  miniSDHC Card

 microSD Card  microSDHC Card

 CompactFlash Card  Microdrive

 Memory Stick  Memory Stick PRO  Memory Stick Duo  Memory Stick PRO Duo

 MultiMediaCard  MMCplus Card  HC MMCplus Card

 MMCmobile Card  MMCmicro Card  RS-MMC Card*

 xD-Picture Card*

 Memory Stick micro

Refer to the user guide included with your memory card and adapter for handling instructions.

Images That Can Be Printed

The following image types can be printed with SELPHY.

JPEG type data conforming to the Exif standard.

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Irregularly sized images, or images that have been edited on a computer may not display or print properly.

Choosing and Printing Images

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You can choose an image and specify the number of copies for printing. In this section, an SD memory card will be used as an example, but you can print from other memory cards using the same steps. The voice guidance will announce when printing has nished.

Insert a single memory card into the slot.

Label sideLabel side

Open the card slot cover. Insert a memory card fully into the appropriate

slot.

The screen from Step 2 (image display screen)

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will display.

Choose an image.

Press the udl r (the area on the w

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wheel) buttons or turn the w wheel to choose an image, then press the o button to go to single image view.

Press the b(BACK) button to restore 9 image

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view.

If there are more than 5 images on the memory

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card, turning the w wheel quickly while in single image view will display the screen on the

left. Press the l r buttons or turn the w wheel

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to choose an image. That image will be shown magnied in the upper left of the screen. Press the o button for single image view. If there are more than 6 images on the memory

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card, press the l r buttons or turn the w wheel to scroll through the images in sets of 5.

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Choose the number of copies.

Press the ., buttons to choose the number of

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copies to be printed. You can specify 99 copies per image.

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To choose other images to print at the same

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time, repeat Steps 2 and 3.

Total number of images currently set to be printed Number of copies of the selected image

Print.

Press the p button to start printing.

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The print output receptacle cover will open

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automatically when an image is printed. During printing, the paper will pass in and out of

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SELPHY several times. Do not touch the paper until it has been ejected into the print output receptacle. Do not allow 50 or more sheets to accumulate in

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the print output receptacle. To cancel printing, press the b(BACK) button

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followed by the o button.

If the paper runs out, remove the

cartridge.

Slide the cover lever up to open the cartridge

cover.

Slide the cartridge lever down.

The cartridge will be ejected.

Insert a new cartridge (p. 7).

Do not eject the cartridge, open the cartridge cover, or close the print output receptacle cover right after turning on the power or while printing. It may result in equipment damage.

When the total number of copies for printing is set to 0 and you press the p button, the currently

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displayed image will print once. If SELPHY is idle for 5 minutes, the power turns off in order to save energy (pp. 70, 71).

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If the [Start DPOF printing] screen displays, refer to “Printing Images Using Digital Camera

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Specied Settings (DPOF Print)” (p. 67).

Storing the Printed Photos

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When both sides of a print have perforations, you can remove the edges

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by bending them. Use an oil-based pen to write on prints.

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To prevent discoloration, be sure to store the printed photos so that they

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will be protected from humidity, dust, direct sunlight, and temperatures of over 40°C (104°F). Avoid actions that may result in color change, color fading or color

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bleeding, such as the following: Sticking any type of adhesive tape on a print surface, allowing print surfaces to come into contact with vinyl or plastic, applying alcohol or other volatile solvents to a print surface, leaving print surfaces tightly pressed against other surfaces or objects for prolonged periods. If you wish to mount prints in an album, choose an album with photo covers made of nylon,

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polypropylene or cellophane.

Color may change over time or depending on storage conditions. Canon assumes no liability for

color changes.

Cleaning Up After Printing

After you nish printing, follow the steps below to clean up and store SELPHY.

Turn off the power (p. 9), remove the memory card, and close the card slot cover.

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Removed the printed photos from the print output receptacle and close the print output receptacle

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cover. Unplug the power cord from the power outlet and disconnect the other end of the cord from

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SELPHY. Remove the cartridge from SELPHY, and insert the cleaner unit.

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Return the cartridge to its original package and store in a dark place where it will be protected from

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dust.

If dust enters the printer or dust sticks to the cartridge, print quality may deteriorate.

Any unused Easy Photo Packs should be stored unopened in a dark place.

Printing Recipes

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Use the following recipes

to create original greeting cards,

scrapbooks and more!

Let’s get started!

Voice guidance is available for all the SELPHY features used in these recipes (pp. 16-19). Even

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beginners can print easily. For more detailed information, refer to the full instructions for each printer function.

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Creating a Greeting Card

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Make an impression with gold and silver frames!

Send a unique greeting card.

Ingredients

Instructions

Easy Photo Pack (p. 3)

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Marker pen

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(For writing addresses or

messages.)

Decorations

[Frames] in [Creative Print]

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SELPHY Photo Print

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(supplied software)

Make your personalized greeting cards dazzling by using the gold or silver Easy Photo Packs (p. 3).

Use the [Frames] feature in [Creative Print] (p. 40)

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Press the c button and choose [Frames]

Choose an image

Choose a frame and print

Using SELPHY Photo Print (pp. 56, 60)

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Choose an image

Choose a frame and print

Creating a Photo Diary

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Capture life's little moments

in a handmade photo diary.

Ingredients

Easy Photo Pack (p. 3)

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Colored paper

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Marker pen

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Decorations

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Decorations

[Multi Layout] in [Creative Print]

Instructions

Use the [Multi Layout] feature in [Creative Print]

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(p. 46)

Press the c button and choose [Multi

Layout]

Choose the page layout and background

color

Choose images and print

Write down your comments with a marker

pen

Mount the prints on the colored paper and

add decorations to your taste

Creating a Photo Calendar

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Turn your birthday and a photo into a calendar.

Create a calendar together as a family.

Ingredients

Easy Photo Pack (p. 3)

Decorations

The [Calendar] setting in

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[Creative Print]

Instructions

Use the [Calendar] feature in [Creative Print] (p. 44)

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Press the c button and choose [Calendar]

Choose the page layout and background

color

Choose the year and the month and

specify holidays or special occasions

Choose an image and print

Creating a Scrapbook

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Use your creativity to turn

a fond memory into a scrapbook.

Ingredients Instructions

Easy Photo Pack (p. 3)

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Mounting board, colored paper

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Scissors, glue, pens

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Decorations

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Combining different size photos can be visually effective.

Decide on a theme for your page (e.g.

summer holiday, birthday party, etc.)

Print your photos based on the theme

Choose the color of the mounting board for

the background to go with your photos

Design the layout of your page

Cut your photos and colored paper and

arrange and mount them on the mounting

board

Add decorations and, if desired, write the

title and any comments

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Learning More

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About SELPHY

This chapter will cover basic information to help you learn more about using

SELPHY. The parts of the printer will be described, as well as the information that

displays on the screen and basic operating instructions.

Conventions Used in This Guide

This printer will be referred to as “SELPHY” or “printer”.

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The various types of memory cards that can be used in this printer are collectively referred to as

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“memory cards”.

The button functions are represented by icons shown on or around the buttons. For a detailed

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explanation, refer to "Controls" (p. 23). Language that displays on the screen appears inside [ ] (square brackets).

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: Things you should be careful about.

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: Supplemental information.

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(p. XX) : Reference pages. “XX” stands for page number.

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This guide is written assuming that all functions are at their default settings.

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The Names of SELPHY’s Components

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Print Output Receptacle (p. 13)

Print Output Receptacle Cover (p. 13)

Sliding Slot Cover

(pp. 10, 12)

Card Slots

(pp. 10, 12)

Speaker

Paper-Handling Slot

Carrying Handle

AC IN (Power Input) Terminal

(p. 8)

Cartridge Compartment (p. 8)

Cartridge Cover Lever (p. 8)

Cartridge Lever (p. 13)

Cartridge Cover (p. 8)

Print Output Receptacle Button

Air Vents (p. 8)

USB Terminal for Computer

Connection (p. 59)

USB Terminal for Digital

Camera Connection

(p. 66)

Controls

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Icons Used in This Guide

(DISPLAY)

(MENU)

(EDIT)

BACK)BACK)

(BACK)

5 6 10 11 1 3 19 17

Name Function

Power Button Turns the power on or off (p. 9).

CREATIVE Button Displays the Creative Print menu (pp. 40-53).

Voice Guidance Button

Menu Button Displays the menu screen (p. 31).

Display Button Displays the properties of the selected image (p. 25).

Edit Button Displays the edit menu (pp. 36-39).

Screen

(LCD Monitor)

Enlarge Button

Reduce Button

Increase Copies Button

Decrease Copies Button

Up Button

Down Button

Left Button

Right Button

Easy Scroll Wheel

Set Button Sets the selected item (p. 9).

Print Button Starts printing (p. 13).

Back Button Restores the previous screen (p. 12), cancels printing (p. 13).

Displays the [Voice Guidance Settings] screen (p. 10).

Display images, settings screens, or error messages (p. 24).

Change the display style (p. 26) or controls the size of the

trimming frame (p. 36).

Specify number of copies, choose setting items (p. 13).

Choose settings (p. 9) and images (p. 12).

Behaves the same as the operations. Also displays 5 image scroll view if turned quickly while in single image view (pp. 12, 26).

udl r

buttons during most

Information Displayed on the Screen

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The image above is a sample image of information that can be displayed using [Image Info] (p. 25).

Explanation

Number of copies of the displayed image

Total number of images to be printed

The memory card slot currently in use (An SD card is used in this example)

:SD/MMC+/miniSD Card slot : microSD Card slot

: CF/microdrive Card slot : MS/MS Duo Card slot

File number

Recording pixels

Cartridge currently in use (Postcard Size is used in this example.)

P4x6/10x15: Postcard size L: L size CARD: Card size C Label: Card size full-sized label sheet G: Postcard size (supporting gold printing) S: Postcard size (supporting silver printing) BW: Postcard size (black and white)

Paper Status

: 1/2 full or more. : About 1/4 full or more.

: About 1/8 full or more. : Less than 1/8 full.

: (Displays in red): The cartridge is empty No Display: The status is unknown.

Number of images on the memory card (current image/total number of images)

Time and date

Displays available operations.

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The paper status icon will not display directly after the printer is turned on or after the cartridge

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has been replaced. The icon will be restored after one or more images have been printed. The paper status displayed on the screen may differ from the actual number of sheets available

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for printing.

Changing the Information Displayed on the Screen

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You can change the information that is displayed on the screen. However, if SELPHY’s power is turned off or the memory card is removed, the setting will return to [Tool Tips].

Change the information displays.

Press the m(DISPLAY) button.

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Every time the m(DISPLAY) button is pressed,

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the display information will change as shown below.

No information Commands only

(Default setting)

Image

information

Print settings

The current settings

in “Printing a Variety of Images” (pp. 31-

35) will display.

Demo Mode

If the [Auto Power Down] function is set to [Off] (pp. 70, 71), there are no cards in the card slots, and no user operations are performed for 20 sec., SELPHY will enter demo mode and some sample images will be displayed on the screen. If a button is pressed or any user operation is performed, demo mode will be cancelled.

Changing the Way Images Are Displayed

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In SELPHY's image display screen, you can choose from several image views, including single image view and 9 image view. This section will explain how to switch between each image view.

Single Image View 9 Image View

Press the 0 button or the b(BACK)

button

Press the - or o button to

display the selected

image in single

image view

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Press the l r buttons or turn the w wheel to scroll through the images.

In single image view, press and hold the l r buttons to switch to 9 image view and rapidly scroll

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through the images. In 9 image jump view, hold the o button and press the l r buttons to jump to the rst or last

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image.

Single Image View

Rapidly turn the w wheel (if there are more than 5 images on the memory card)

Press the o

button to display the

selected image in

single image view

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(Index View)

When SELPHY's power is first turned on, this image view will display. If there are more than 9 images on the memory card, press the l

or turn the w wheel to scroll

through the images in sets of 9.

5 Image Scroll View

rud

buttons,

9 Image Jump View

Press the

0 button

Press the

- button

or the b(BACK)

button

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If there are more than 9 images on the memory card, press

the l r buttons or turn the

wheel to scroll through the

images in sets of 9.



The jump bar will show the position of the currently displayed images.



Press the l r buttons or turn the w wheel to choose an

image. That image will be shown magnified in the upper left of the

screen.



If there are more than 6 images on the memory card, press

the l r buttons or turn the

wheel to scroll through the

images in sets of 5.

Jump Bar

Single Image View

Press the - button

Press the 0 button or the b(BACK)

button

Approximate Location of Displayed Area



If SELPHY's power is turned off while in single image view, 5 image scroll view, or magnied view,

Magnified View



You can zoom in on the image (up to 10x magnification) by repeatedly pressing the button. Press the 0 button to zoom out.



By turning the w wheel while in magnified view, you can scroll

through the images at the same

level of magnification in the

direction the w wheel is turned.

single image view will be restored the next time SELPHY's power is turned on. If the power is turned off while in 9 image view (index view) or 9 image jump view, 9 image view (index view) will be restored the next time the power is turned on.

Searching Images

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Using the Jump Function to Search Images

You can jump to an image using a specied search key.

Display the edit menu.





Display the jump screen.





Choose a search key.



Press the m(EDIT) button.

The edit menu appears.

Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to choose [Jump], then press the o button. The jump screen appears.

Press the ud buttons to choose a search key, and press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to jump.

Press the b(BACK) button to restore single

image view. When (Jump Selected Date) is selected, press the r or o button to enter jump mode. Press the ud buttons to choose a date, and press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel, to view the only images taken on that date.

Search Key Jump Details

Jump 10 Images

Jump 50 Images

Jump 100 Images

Jump Selected Images

Jump Selected Date

You can also display the jump screen by pressing the u button while in single image view (p. 26).

Displaying Images in Filtered Playback

Jumps 10 images at a time.

Jumps 50 images at a time.

Jumps 100 images at a time.

Jumps to images where you have set a number of copies (p. 13).

Displays images by date.

Display images ltered by date.

Choose (Jump Selected Date) and press the



r button or the o button. Press the ud buttons to choose a date, then



press the o button.

will appear on the screen, and only the



images taken on the selected date can be viewed.

From the ltered images, choose an

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image to print.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to



display the images ltered by the selected date. Press the p button to print the currently



displayed image. When printing has nished, the lter will be released. To release the lter without printing, press the



m(EDIT) button and choose [View all] from the edit menu.

Search Images Using Auto Play

You can play all the images on your memory card in order of their le number (images will display for approx. 3 seconds each), and search for images to print.

Auto play images.

Press the m(MENU) button.



Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose [Auto Play], then press the o button. The loading image screen appears, and then



auto play begins.

Viewing your images.

Each image will be shown for about 3 seconds.



If you press the l r buttons, or turn the w



wheel during playback, you can scroll through the images. If you hold down the l r buttons you can fast-forward through the images.

Press the b(BACK) button to end playback.



Choose an image and print.

Only one image per page will be printed. [Page Layout] settings made in “Printing a Variety of



Images” (p. 33) will be disregarded. You can add transition effects to auto play (pp. 70, 72).



Pressing the o button or the p button once



will pause playback; pressing the o button once more will resume playback. Pressing the p button while playback is



paused will print the currently displayed image. When printing has nished, playback will



resume.

Printing a Variety of

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Images

This section will explain how to use various print settings to get more enjoyment

out of using SELPHY.



Refer to the Cartridge/Feature Compatibility Table (p. 76) to learn which printing

functions can be performed when each cartridge is installed.

Printing All Images

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You can print all images on a memory card at



once.

Display the setting screen.

Press the m(MENU) button.



Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose [Print All Images], then press the o button.

Choose the number of copies.

Press the ., buttons to set the number of



copies. You can specify up to 99 copies per image.



If there are more than 1000 images on the card,

only 999 copies will be printed in order of the

most recent by shooting date.

Number of sheets required

Number of copies

Print.

Press the p button to start printing.



To cancel printing, press the b(BACK) button



followed by the o button.

Printing a Variety of Images

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You can set various printing features, such as imprinting the shooting date or adjusting the color of an image. You do not need to repeat the settings for each image because once the settings are made, they are applied for all images.

Making Settings

Display the change settings screen.

Press the m(MENU) button.



Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel



to choose [Print Settings], then press the o button.

Choose the item and change the settings.

Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose an item. Press the l r buttons to make a selection,



then press the b(BACK) button and the screen in Step 3 will display. If [Borders] is set to [Bordered], [Border Color]



will appear. Choosing a border color and pressing the o button will restore the setting screen. If [Adjust Image] is set to [On], a settings screen



will appear.

Refer to (pp. 32–35) for information about each



setting.

Make the settings.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel



to choose [OK], then press the o button to

make the settings.

The menu screen will appear. Press the



b(BACK) button to restore the image display

screen.

Print.

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Printing with the Date (Date)

09/09/2009

Since the date printed will be the date the image was recorded by the digital camera, it cannot be



changed on SELPHY. You can change the style of the printed date in [Date Format] (p. 35).



Printing with the File Number (File No.)

Choose an image for printing (p. 12) and a



number of copies (p. 13), and press the p button to print.

You can print the shooting date recorded by the



digital camera.

Off (Default setting) / On



The image le number registered by the digital



camera will be printed on the image.

Off (Default setting) / On



100-0002

Printing With or Without Border (Borders)

Set images to print with or without a border.



Borderless (Default setting) / Bordered



When [Page Layout] (p. 33) is set to [ Index] or [ Fixed Size], the [Borders] settings will not be applied.

Printing with a Colored Border (Border Color)

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You can print an image with a colored border.



You can choose from 6 border colors (2 colors



when using a black & white cartridge). White (default setting)



If [Borders] (p. 32) is set to [ Borderless], [Border Color] will not be displayed in the [Print



Settings] screen. When [Page Layout] is set to [ Index] or [ Fixed Size], the blank space will be printed in the



selected color.

Choosing a Layout and Printing (Page Layout)

Set the number of images that you want to print



on one sheet. The number of images that you specied (p. 13) will be printed in the layout set.

1-up

(Default setting)

2-up

4-up

[ Fixed Size] cannot be selected when using a card size cartridge (p. 3).



 



Prints one image using the full sheet

Prints two images on one sheet

Prints four images on one sheet

The image position is determined by the order the images are selected. Depending on the selected layout, the settings made in [Borders] (p. 32), [Correct Red-Eye]

(p.34), [Image Optimize] (p. 34), and [My Colors] (p. 35) may not be applied.

If you choose [Print All Images] (p. 30) in [ Index], you can print all images on a memory card as an index print. If both [Date] and [File No.] are set to [On] while printing in [ Index], only the le number will be printed. Depending on the selected layout, the trimming frame on trimmed images (p. 36) may be altered.

8-up

Index

Fixed Size

Prints eight images on one sheet

Prints as an index

Prints an image on the left side of the

paper, leaving the right side free to write messages after printing.

Correcting Red Eyes and Printing (Correct Red-Eye)

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Correct images with red-eye.



Off (Default setting) / On



If SELPHY's power is turned off or the memory card is removed, the setting will return to [



Off].

Portions other than the eyes may be mistakenly corrected. Set [Correct Red-Eye] to [ On] only when printing images with red-eye.

Red-eye may not be automatically detected or optimally corrected when faces appear extremely



small, large, dark or bright in relation to the overall image, with faces turned to the side or at a diagonal, or faces with a portion hidden. If you set [Page Layout]



corrected.

The correction may differ depending on the layout settings or images size.



Getting the Best Results with Auto Correction (Image Optimize)

Some images may not be adjusted correctly.

When [Page Layout] (p. 33) is set to [ Index], Image Optimize will not be applied.



The correction may differ depending on the image size or layout settings.



(p. 33) to [ 4-up], [ 8-up], or [ Index], red-eye will not be

SELPHY will automatically correct the image to



achieve optimum image quality.

Off / On (Default setting)



Adjusting the Image’s Qualities (Adjust Image)

You can correct image brightness, contrast, sharpness or saturation in a range of ±3. Setting



higher + values will make the effect brighter or more intense, while setting - values will make

the effect darker or less intense.

Off (Default Setting), On (When set to [ On], [Brightness], [Contrast], [Sharpness] and



[Saturation] can be adjusted)

When [Page Layout] (p. 33) is set to [ Index], Adjust Image will not be applied.



When [My Colors] (p. 35) is set to [ Sepia], [ B/W], or when the B&W cartridge (E-P25W) is



used, [Saturation] cannot be adjusted.

Changing the Tones and Printing (My Colors)

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You can adjust the colors in your images, or make your images sepia-toned or black and



white.

Off

(Default setting)

Vivid

Neutral

Sepia

B/W

PositiveFilm

When [Page Layout] (p. 33) is set to [ Index], the My Colors settings will not be applied.

Emphasizes the contrast and color saturation for a vivid impression

Tones down the contrast and color

saturation for neutral hues

Tones the image into sepia

Black and white

Combines the effects of Vivid Red, Vivid Green and Vivid Blue to produce intense, natural looking colors like those obtained with positive lm.

–

Lighter Skin

Darker Skin

Vivid Blue

Vivid Green

Vivid Red

— —

Lightens skin tones

Darkens skin tones

Emphasizes blue tints. Makes the sky, ocean and other blue subjects more vivid.

Emphasizes green tints Makes mountains, foliage, and other green subjects more vivid.

Emphasizes red tints. Makes red subjects more vivid.

Changing the Date Format (Date Format)

You can change the style of the printed date (p.



32).

mm/dd/yy (Default Setting), dd/mm/yy, yy/mm/



09/09/2009 2009/09/09

Trimming Images

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You can print part of an image by using the



trimming feature.

Choose an image.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose an image.

Display the trimming setting screen.

Press the m(EDIT) button.



Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose [Trimming], then press the o button. The trimming frame (a frame showing the part



of the image that will be printed) will appear on

the image.

Choose a horizontal or vertical trimming

frame.

Every time the m(DISPLAY) button is pressed,



or the w wheel is turned, the trimming frame will rotate between horizontal and vertical

orientations.

Choose where to trim the image.

Press the udl r buttons to move the frame.



Pressing the - button will make the trimming



frame larger. Pressing 0 will make it smaller.

Make the setting.

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Images with a pixel resolution below 640 x 480, above 5616 x 3744 or an aspect ratio greater than



16:9 cannot be trimmed. You can set up to 50 trimming frames at a time.



You can also trim images when using the [Clip Art] (p. 42), [Calendar] (p. 44), [Multi Layout]



(p. 46), [Speech Bubble] (p. 48), or [ID Photo] (p. 52) functions.

Trimming frame settings will clear if the power is turned off or the memory card is removed.



If [Page Layout] (p. 33) is set to [ Index], [Trimming] will not appear even if the operations in



Step 2 are performed and the image cannot be trimmed.

Once you have pressed the o button, the



trimming frame is set and the printer restores the image display screen. To trim other images before printing at the same



time, repeat Steps 1 to 5.

To cancel trimming after the trimming frame has



been set, press the m(EDIT) button, then choose [Reset trimming] from the menu and press the o button. Press the o button once more to conrm.

Print.

Press the ., buttons to choose the number of



copies. Press the p button to start printing.



After printing has nished, all trimming frame



settings will be cleared.

Printing using Layouts

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You can also make layout settings (p. 33) from



the edit menu.

Layout settings will be applied to all printed



images, and do not need to be made for each individual image.

Display the [Change page layout] screen.

Press the m(EDIT) button.



Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel



to choose [Page Layout], then press the o button. The screen from Step 2 will display.



Choose a layout.

Press the l r buttons or turn the w wheel to



select an item, then press the o button.

For more instructions about creating a layout, refer to “Choosing a Layout and Printing (Page



Layout)” (p. 33). Settings made in “Choosing a Layout and Printing (Page Layout)” (p. 33) will be retained even



if SELPHY’s power is turned off or the memory card is removed from the slot. However, [Page Layout] settings made in the edit menu will clear if the power is turned off or the memory card is removed.

Print.

Choose an image for printing (p. 12) and a



number of copies (p. 13), and press the p button to print. After printing has nished, the selected layout



settings will clear.

Printing with a Colored Border

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You can also make “Printing with a Colored



Border (Border Color)” (p. 33) settings from the edit menu.

Border color settings will be applied to all printed



images, and do not need to be made for each individual image.

Set to [Bordered] (pp. 31, 32).

Display the [Border Color] screen.

Press the m(EDIT) button.



Press the ud buttons or turn the w wheel



to choose [Border Color], then press the o button. The screen from Step 3 will display.



Choose a border color.

Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a color, then press the o button.

Print.

Choose an image for printing (p. 12) and a



number of copies (p. 13), and press p to print. After printing has nished, the selected border



color settings will clear.

If [Borders] (p. 32) settings are set to [ Borderless], [Border Color] will not appear in the edit



menu.

For complete information about [Border Colors], refer to "Printing with a Colored Border (Border



Color)" (p. 33) Settings made in “Printing with a Colored Border (Border Color)” (p. 33) will be retained even if



SELPHY’s power is turned off or the memory card is removed from the slot. However, [Border Color] settings made in the edit menu will clear if the power is turned off or the memory card is removed.

Printing with Frames

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Make your images more dynamic by printing



with frames (16 different designs) (p. 81). When using the gold or silver cartridges, you



can chose from 9 different gold or silver designs

(p. 81).

When a black and white cartridge is installed,



frames cannot be printed.

Display the frame screen.

Press the c button.



Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a (frame), then press the o button.

Choose an image.

Press the l r buttons or turn the w wheel to



choose an image, then press the o button. You can search images using the jump function



(p. 27) by pressing the m(EDIT) button and

displaying the edit menu.

Choose a frame.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose frame, then press the o button. Only gold or silver printing compatible frames



are displayed when using a gold or silver print

cartridge.

Choose the size and placement of the image.

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With the exception of [Correct Red-Eye] (p. 34), [Image Optimize] (p. 34), [Adjust Image] (p. 34),



and [My Colors] (p. 35), settings made in “Printing a Variety of Images” will not be applied. Changing the settings in [My Colors] (p. 35) will change the color settings on the image but will not



affect the frame.

Images with a resolution below 640 x 480 or a width-to-height ratio greater than 2:1 cannot be



printed with frames. When a cartridge is replaced mid-way through printing, automatic adjustments (trimming frames,



image placement, etc.) will be made depending on the paper size of the new cartridge. However, if settings incompatible with the new cartridge have been selected, the printer will restore the [Creative Print] screen. You can add frames to SELPHY using the supplied software (p. 56, pp. 62-64).



Pressing the - button will make the image



larger. Pressing the 0 button will make it smaller. Press the udl r buttons to move the image.



Press the m(DISPLAY) button, or turn the w



wheel to rotate the image 90 degrees. Press the o button to accept the setting.



Print.

Press the ., buttons to choose the number



of copies. Press the p button to start printing.



Printing with Clip Art

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You can decorate your images with up to 30



stamps. Choose from 10 different designs and print (p. 81). When using the gold or silver cartridges, you



can decorate your images with up to 30 stamps. Choose from 4 different gold or silver designs

(p. 81).

When using a black and white cartridge, stamps



can not be printed.

Display the clip art screen.

Press the c button.



Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a (stamp), then press the o button.

Choose an image.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose an image, then press the o button. You can use the trimming function (p. 36) or



search images using the jump function (p. 27) by pressing the m(EDIT) button and displaying

the edit menu.

Choose stamps.

Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a stamp, then press the o button. Only gold or silver printing compatible stamps



are displayed when using a gold or silver print

cartridge.

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Choose where to place the stamps.

Press the udl r buttons to move the stamp.



Depending on the stamp, press the m(DISPLAY)



button, or turn the w wheel to rotate the stamp 90 degrees. Press the o button to place the stamp.



Choose whether or not to add another stamp.

To add a stamp, press the l r buttons, or turn



the w wheel to choose [Yes], then press the o button. Repeat Steps 3 to 5.

To print without adding more stamps, press the



l r buttons or turn the w wheel to choose [No] and press the o button. Then proceed to Step 6.

Print.

Press the ., buttons to choose the number of



copies to be printed. Press the p button to start printing.



With the exception of [Correct Red-Eye] (p. 34), [Image Optimize] (p. 34), [Adjust Image] (p. 34),



and [My Colors] (p. 35), settings made in “Printing a Variety of Images” will not be applied. Changing the settings in [My Colors] (p. 35) will change the color settings on the image but will not



affect the stamps. Images with a pixel resolution below 640×480 or an aspect ratio greater than 2:1 cannot be



printed with stamps. When a cartridge is replaced mid-way through printing, automatic adjustments (the printed area



of the image, the placement of the stamps, etc.) will be made depending on the paper size of the new cartridge. However, if settings incompatible with the new cartridge have been selected, the printer will restore the [Creative Print] screen. In Step 4, pressing the b(BACK) button and then the o button will clear all clip art.



You can add clip art to SELPHY using the supplied software (pp. 56, 62-64).



Printing Calendars

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You can turn your photo into a calendar (12



different designs, 10 designs when using a card size cartridge). When a black and white, gold, or silver cartridge



is installed, calendars cannot be printed.

Display the calendar screen.

Press the c button.



Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a (calender), then press the o button.

Choose a layout.

Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a layout, then press the o button.

Choose a background color.

Press the udl r buttons or turn the w



wheel to choose a color, then press the o button.

Set the year, month, the starting day of

the week, and highlight holidays.

Press the ud buttons to choose an item, then



press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to change the settings. Press the o button.



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Choose whether or not to add holidays.

To add holidays, press the l r buttons, or turn



the w wheel to choose [Yes], and press the o button.

If you do not wish to add holidays, press the



l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to choose [Next], and press the o button. Skip to Step 7.

Add holidays.

Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w wheel



to choose a date, then press the o button. The selected date will turn red.



Pressing the o button again will clear the



selection.

When you are nished, press the b(BACK) button.



The screen in Step 5 will be restored. Press the



l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to choose [Next], and press the o button.

Choose an image.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose an image, then press the o button. You can use the trimming function (p. 36) or



search images using the jump function (p. 27) by pressing the m(EDIT) button and displaying the

edit menu.

With the exception of [Correct Red-Eye] (p. 34), [Image Optimize] (p. 34), [Adjust Image] (p. 34),



and [My Colors] (p. 35), settings made in “Printing a Variety of Images” will not be applied. Changing the settings in [My Colors] (p. 35) will change the color settings on the image but will not



affect the calender.

Images with a resolution lower than 640 x 480 cannot be printed as calendars.



When a cartridge is replaced mid-way through printing, automatic adjustments (trimming frames,



Review image and print.

Press the ., buttons to choose a number of



copies. Press the p button to start printing.



Printing using Multi Layouts

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Make your photos tell a story by turning them



into a photo diary (6 different layout designs). When a black and white, gold, or silver cartridge



is installed, multi layouts cannot be printed. As an example, this section will explain how to



print a layout with two images.

Display the multi layout print screen.

Press the c button.



Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a (Multi Layout), then press the o button.

Choose a layout.

Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a layout, then press the o button.

Choose a background color.

Press the udl r buttons or turn the w



wheel to choose a color, then press the o button.

Choose an image.

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With the exception of [Correct Red-Eye] (p. 34), [Image Optimize] (p. 34), [Adjust Image] (p. 34),



and [My Colors] (p. 35), settings made in “Printing a Variety of Images” will not be applied. In layouts with more than 2 images, [Correct Red-Eye] (p. 34) settings made in “Printing a Variety



of Images” will not be applied. Changing the settings in [My Colors] (p. 35) will change the color settings on the image but will not



affect the background color. Images with a resolution lower than 640×480 cannot be printed in multi layout.



When a cartridge is replaced mid-way through printing, automatic adjustments (trimming frames,



Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel



to choose the image to be printed in the area marked [1] and press the o button. You can use the trimming function (p. 36) or



search images using the jump function (p. 27) by pressing the m(EDIT) button and displaying the

edit menu.

Use the same steps to choose an image to be



printed in the area marked [2] and press the o button.

Conrm the images and print.

Press the ., buttons to choose the number of



copies to be printed. Press the p button to start printing.



Printing with Speech Bubbles

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You can make your images more fun by printing



with speech bubbles (6 different types). When a black and white, gold, or silver cartridge



is installed, speech bubbles cannot be printed.

Display the speech bubble screen.

Press the c button.



Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a (Speech Bubble), then press the o button.

Choose an image.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose an image, then press the o button. You can use the trimming function (p. 36) or



search images using the jump function (p. 27) by pressing the m(EDIT) button and displaying

the edit menu.

Choose a speech bubble.

Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a Speech Bubble, then press the o button.

Choose a color for the speech bubble.

Press the udl r buttons or turn the w



wheel to choose a color, then press the o button.

Choose where to place the speech

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With the exception of [Borders] (p. 32), [Correct Red-Eye] (p. 34), [Image Optimize] (p. 34), [Adjust



Image] (p. 34), and [My Colors] (p. 35), settings made in “Printing a Variety of Images” will not be applied. Changing the settings in [My Colors] (p. 35) will change the color settings on the image but will not



affect the color of the speech bubbles. Images with a resolution lower than 640×480 cannot be printed with speech bubbles.



When a cartridge is replaced mid-way through printing, automatic adjustments (the printed area



of the image, the placement of the speech bubble, etc.) will be made depending on the paper size of the new cartridge. However, if settings incompatible with the new cartridge have been selected, the printer will restore the [Creative Print] screen.

bubble.

Press the udl r buttons to move the speech



bubble. Depending on the speech bubble, press the



m(DISPLAY) button or turn the w wheel to rotate the speech bubble or move its position. Press the o button to place the speech



bubble.

Print.

Press the ., buttons to choose the number of



copies to be printed. Press the p button to start printing.

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Printing with Image Effects

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You can add air to your photos by printing with



image effects (8 different types). When a gold or silver cartridge is installed,



images cannot be printed with image effects.

Display the image effects screen.

Press the c button.



Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a (image effect), then press the o button.

Choose an image effect.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel



to choose an image effect, then press the o button.

Image Effect Explanation of Effect

[Faded Edges]

[Soft Edges]

[Soft Focus] Softens the focus of the entire image.

[Star Lights]

[Modern Bright] Creates a soft white haze on the image.

[Pinhole Camera]

[Nostalgic] Creates the look of an old, color-faded photo.

[Smooth Skin] Makes skin look smooth and beautiful.

Keeps the center of the image clear while gently fading out

the edges.

Keeps the center of the image in focus while gently blurring

the edges.

Turns the bright points of light in the image into stars for a sparkling effect.

Creates a high contrast image with darkened edges such as those taken with a pinhole camera.

Choose an image.

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In [Smooth Skin], areas of the image other than human skin may be affected, or the effect may not



turn out as expected. The image shown on the screen in Step 4 may differ slightly from the actual printed photo.



With the exception of [Borders] (p. 32), settings made in “Printing a Variety of Images” will not be



applied. When color settings have been changed in [My Colors] (p. 35), the image effect will be applied to



the image in addition to the color settings made in [My Colors]. Images with a resolution lower than 640×480 cannot be printed with image effects.



When a cartridge is replaced mid-way through printing, automatic adjustments (the printed area



of the image, etc.) will be made depending on the paper size of the new cartridge. However, if settings incompatible with the new cartridge have been selected, the printer will restore the [Creative Print] screen.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose an image, then press the o button. The selected effect will be applied to the image.



You can search images using the jump function



(p. 27) by pressing the m(EDIT) button and

displaying the edit menu.

Conrm the images and print.

Press the ., buttons to choose the number of



copies to be printed. Press the p button to start printing.

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Printing an ID Photo

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Images taken with a Canon Compact Digital



Camera with the recording pixels set to L (Large) can be printed as ID photos. When a gold or silver cartridge is installed, ID



photos cannot be printed. In the example on the left, [Long Side] has been



set to [30mm] and [Short Side] has been set to [25mm] in Step 3.

Display the ID photo screen.

Press the c button.



Press the udl r buttons, or turn the w



wheel to choose a (ID photo), then press the o button.

Choose an image.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose an image, then press the o button. You can search images using the jump function



(p. 27) by pressing the m(EDIT) button and

displaying the edit menu.

Choose the size of your ID photo.

Press the ud buttons to select an item, and



press the l r buttons or turn the w wheel to choose the size of the image. A preview of the output will be displayed on the



upper right of the screen. Press the o button.



The trimming frame (a frame showing the part



of the image that will be printed) will appear on

the image.

Choose where to trim the image.

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With the exception of [Correct Red-Eye] (p. 34), [Image Optimize] (p. 34), [Adjust Image] (p. 34),



and [My Colors] (p. 35), settings made in “Printing a Variety of Images” will not be applied. Only images taken with a Canon Compact Digital Camera with the recording pixels set to L (large)



can be printed as ID photos. If an image taken with a non-Canon brand digital camera has roughly the same recording pixels as an L (large) image taken with a Canon digital camera, it can also be printed as an ID photo. However, depending on the camera, the message [Incompatible image] may appear in Step 2, and the image cannot be printed as an ID photo. When a cartridge is replaced mid-way through printing, automatic adjustments (trimming frames,



image placement, etc.) will be made depending on the paper size of the new cartridge. However, if settings incompatible with the new cartridge have been selected, the printer will restore the [Creative Print] screen. The ID photo may not be accepted ofcially, depending on the institution the ID photo is required



for. Please contact the appropriate institution for details.

Press the udl r buttons to move the



trimming frame. Press the m(DISPLAY) button, or turn the w



wheel to rotate the trimming frame 90 degrees. Pressing the - button will make the trimming



frame larger. Pressing the 0 button will make it smaller. Press the o button.



Conrm the images and print.

Press the ., buttons to choose the number of



copies to be printed. Press the p button to start printing.

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Using SELPHY with

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Your Computer

This chapter will explain how to connect SELPHY to your computer and to print

using the supplied software. It will also explain how to download frames and

stamps (contents data) to SELPHY.

Using SELPHY Photo Print, you can view all images at once in a list, and add



text to images before printing them. Following the audio guidance will allow

inexperienced computer users to print easily.

Using SELPHY ES40 Contents Utility you can download new frames and clip art



(contents data) to SELPHY.

What You Can Do with the Supplied Software

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SELPHY Photo Print

Choose favorite images from the list and print

You can choose images you wish to print from a list, and print them all at



once.

Print with decorations

You can add frames or stamps to your images and print. You can also add



text to your images and print. You can use gold and silver cartridges when printing with a Windows



computer.

Print calendars

You can add calendars to your prints.

SELPHY ES40 Contents Utility

Download Frames and Stamps to SELPHY

You can add frames and stamps (contents data) to SELPHY.

System Requirements

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Windows Macintosh

Windows Vista (including Service Pack 1,

Conguration The above OS should be pre-installed on computers with built-in USB ports.

CPU Pentium 1.3 GHz or higher PowerPC G4/G5 or Intel Processor

Service Pack 2) Windows XP Service Pack 2, Service Pack 3

Mac OS X v10.4 – v10.5

RAM

Interface USB

Free Hard Disk Space

Display 1,024 × 768 pixels or more 1,024 × 768 pixels or more

You need a CD-ROM drive to install the software.



* For Windows XP, Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (max. 280MB) must be installed.

SELPHY may not operate correctly if it is connected to a computer via a USB hub.



SELPHY may not function properly if other USB devices (with the exception of a USB mouse



or USB keyboard) are used at the same time. Disconnect any other USB devices from your computer and then reconnect SELPHY. Do not put your computer into the standby mode (or sleep mode) while SELPHY is connected to



the computer’s USB port. If you accidentally do so, awaken the computer from the standby mode without disconnecting the USB cable. For details on how to awaken the computer refer to the user guide provided with your computer.



Windows Vista: 1 GB or more Windows XP: 512 MB or more

120 MB or more* 140 MB or more

512 MB or more

Install and Start the Software

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Windows Vista and Mac OS X 10.5 are used for these explanations.

Items to Prepare



A Computer



Supplied CD-ROM (COMPACT PHOTO PRINTER Solution Disk) (p. 3)



USB Cable shorter than 2.5m (8.2 ft) (Commercially available). SELPHY terminal requires a Type B

connector.

Install the software.

Windows

Place the CD-ROM in the computer’s CD-ROM



drive and click [Easy Installation] when the screen on the left appears. Follow the onscreen instructions to proceed.



If the User Account Control window appears,



follow the on-screen instructions to proceed.

Proceed with the installation to display the



screen on the left.

Macintosh

Place the CD-ROM in the computer’s CD-ROM



drive and double-click [ ]. When the screen on the left appears, click



[Install] and follow the onscreen instructions to proceed. When the install nishes, click [Finish] to



complete the installation.

Prepare SELPHY.

Turn off SELPHY and remove the memory card.



Insert a cartridge into SELPHY (p. 7).



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Commercially available USB cable

Connect SELPHY to a computer.

Use the USB cable to connect SELPHY to the



computer. Refer to the user guide included with the cable



or computer for handling instructions.

Turn on SELPHY.

Press the q button to turn on SELPHY.



Windows

When the installation nishes, click [Restart]



to restart the computer and complete the

installation.

Conrm that the software has been

started properly.

The software will start and the screen on the



left will appear when a connection between SELPHY and the computer is established. From now on, the software will automatically



start when you perform Steps 2 to 4.

Windows

If the screen in Step 5 does not appear, choose from the [Start] menu r [All Programs]



r [Canon Utilities] r [SELPHY Photo Print] r [SELPHY Photo Print].

Macintosh

If the screen in Step 5 does not appear, follow the procedure below to register your



printer. After clicking [ ] in the menu, click [System Preferences], then [Print & Fax] to bring up the [Print & Fax] window. Click [+], choose [ES40] from the pop-up window and click [Add]. After you have nished registering your printer, click [SELPHY Photo Print] from the Dock (the bar at the bottom of the desktop), and the screen at Step 5 will appear.

Printing from Your Computer

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Use SELPHY Photo Print to print images from the computer. The [Simple print] feature will be explained in this guide. Using this feature you can view all your images at once and choose which ones you want to print. If your computer is equipped with speakers, set the volume so that the audio guidance for necessary operations can be heard.

Display the print menu.

Click [Print menu].



If printing preparations are not complete



(cartridge inserted), you cannot click the [Print Menu]. Follow the audio guidance or onscreen instructions to perform the necessary operations.

Choose a print method.

Click [Simple print].



You can make prints with frames, stamps, and



speech bubbles by clicking [Decoration print]. You can make prints with calendars added by



clicking [Calendar print].

Choose an image.

Images will display in a list within the [My

You can choose the conditions for the images to display.

You can display images saved in another folder, if you press this button to choose a folder from the screen that appears.



Pictures] folder in Windows, and the [Pictures]

folder in Macintosh.

Click the selected image for



printing. The background color changes



and the image is set for

printing. Use the same procedures to



click all images you want to print. If you click again, the



background color switches back to the original color and

the settings are canceled.

Choose an image, then click



[Next].

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Choose the number of prints.

Choose the number of copies for each image.



Click [Print] to start printing.



Press the - or + buttons to set the number of prints.

Close the program.

Windows

When all printing is nished, Click



right corner of the screen.

Macintosh

When all printing is nished, Click



left corner of the screen.

at the top

Turning off the Voice Guidance.

The voice guidance may not play properly on some computers. If the voice guidance is difcult to hear, follow these steps to turn off the voice guidance before using the software.

In order for the software audio guidance to be effective, the SELPHY voice guidance (p. 10) will be limited to sound effects only.

Turning off the Voice Guidance.

While in the screen from Step 1 in “Printing from



Your Computer” (p. 60), check the [Off] radio button. Turn off voice guidance.



Downloading Frames and

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Stamps (Contents Data)

Using SELPHY ES40 Contents Utility, you can download frames and stamps (contents data) to a memory card. Insert the memory card into the printer to add new frames and stamps to SELPHY.



You can add (update) up to 5 frames and stamps at a time from those saved in SELPHY ES40

Contents Utility. (The frames and stamps originally saved in SELPHY cannot be changed )



You can choose the added frames and stamps in “Printing with Frames” (p. 40) and “Printing with

Clip Art” (p. 42).

Using the Software to Add Contents Data to a Memory Card

Items to Prepare



A computer with a memory card slot for a SELPHY compatible memory card, or a computer

connected to a commercially available card reader with a slot for a SELPHY compatible memory

card.



A SELPHY compatible memory card (p. 11)

Install the Software (pp. 58-59).

Perform Steps 1 to 5 in “Install and Start the



Software”.

Start the software.

Perform Step 1 in “Printing from Your Computer”



(p. 60).

In the screen that appears (as shown on the



left), click [Add decoration items to printer]. The software will start and the screen in Step 3



will display.

Click [Next].

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Appears on frames compatible with gold and silver cartridges.

Choose a frame.

Click the [ ] on the frames you would like to



add to SELPHY. The [ ] will become an [ ], and the selected frames display in a list at the bottom of the screen. By clicking again, the [ ] is restored and the

selection is cleared.

You can add up to 5 frames to SELPHY at one



time.

Click [Next].



Appears on frames compatible with gold and silver cartridges.

Choose clip art.

Choose clip art using the same method.



You can add up to 5 stamps to SELPHY at one



time.

Click [Next].



Insert the memory card into the slot.

Insert the memory card into the computer’s



memory card slot, or the slot on the memory card reader connected to the computer.

Download to memory card.

Click [Write to Memory Card] to download the



frames and stamps selected in Steps 4 and 5 to the memory card. If [Select a drive to write the data to.] displays,



choose the drive. When downloading is completed, click [Exit].



You cannot download contents data to SELPHY directly from your computer.



After you have downloaded contents data to a memory card, the next time you use [SELPHY



ES40 Contents Utility] [Frames written to memory card] and [Clip art written to memory card] will appear on the left side of the screen. By selecting these items, you can conrm which frames and clip art are currently added to SELPHY.

Adding Contents Data to SELPHY

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Insert the memory card containing the

contents data into the appropriate slot.

Display the [Printer Setup] screen.

Press the m(MENU) button.



Press the ud buttons or turn the w wheel



to choose [Printer Setup], then press the o button.

Choose [Transfer Content].

Press the ud buttons or turn the w wheel to



choose [Transfer Content], then press the o button.

In the procedure in Step 4, all 5 contents are updated.

Add (update) contents.

Press the o button to begin adding the



contents data to SELPHY. When nished, the

menu screen will display.

Until the contents data has nished updating, do



not remove the memory card, turn off SELPHY’s power, or press any of SELPHY’S buttons. This may cause the printer to malfunction.

Print using the added (update) contents.

You can print the added frames using the



procedure described in “Printing with Frames”

(p. 40) and, the clip art using the procedure

described in “Printing with Clip Art” (p. 42).

Printing Images from your

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Digital Camera or Mobile Phone

This section will explain how to connect SELPHY to a digital camera, how to print

images with settings specified on the digital camera, and how to print wirelessly

from a mobile phone.

Printing from Your Digital Camera

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Choose and print images directly from a digital camera that supports the PictBridge standard. A Canon brand compact digital camera will be used as an example to explain the print method. If operations are different for the digital camera you use, refer to the user guide for your digital camera.

Check that there is no memory card

inserted and that no computer is

connected to SELPHY.

Connect SELPHY to the digital camera

using the USB cable included with the

digital camera.

First turn on SELPHY, then turn on the

digital camera and play back the images

on the digital camera.

Depending on the digital camera you use,



will appear on the digital camera’s screen.

Make the necessary settings on your

When a gold or silver cartridge is installed, you cannot print directly from a digital camera.



You cannot stop printing with the b(BACK) button. Use digital camera operations to stop printing.



PictBridge is an industry standard established by the Camera & Imaging Products Association



(CIPA). It allows any digital camera or video camera, regardless of the manufacturer or model, to print images taken with the camera directly to a printer without using a computer.

digital camera to choose an image for

printing.

Use digital camera operations to start printing.



Printing starts.



Printing Images Using Digital Camera

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Specied Settings (DPOF Print)

You can make print settings and choose images to print on your digital camera and then print the images all at once. For details, refer to the user guide provided with your digital camera.

Insert a memory card containing DPOF

settings into the memory card slot.

[DPOF images remain Print images?] appears



on the screen.

Press the o button.

Check the settings.

[Date] and [File No.] set with the digital camera

“Print type” set with the digital camera

: Standard : Index

Number of sheets required

Print.

The date and le number are the DPOF settings made with the digital camera (these settings



cannot be changed with SELPHY). If, on a Canon brand digital camera, the [Print Type] is set to [Standard], the settings made in



"Printing a Variety of Images" (pp. 31-35) will be applied. The screen in Step 3 can be also displayed when you press the m(MENU) button and choose



[DPOF Print], then press the o button. [DPOF Print] only displays when a memory card is inserted that contains DPOF information set with the digital camera.

Press the p button to start printing.

Printing from Your Mobile Phone

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Use the (separately sold) Bluetooth Unit BU-30 for wirelessly printing images from Bluetooth enabled mobile phones. For details on how to use the mobile phone or on printing methods via Bluetooth refer to the user guide provided with the mobile phone.

Make sure that there is no memory

Up to approx. 10 m (33 ft.)

card inserted and that no computer is

connected to SELPHY.

Insert the Bluetooth unit.

Remove the cover attached to BU-30, and



insert it as shown. Turn on SELPHY (p. 9).



Transfer images from your mobile phone

to SELPHY.

Bluetooth unit blinks blue during data



transmission. Printing starts after data transmission is



completed. For information about all Bluetooth settings, refer



to “Change the Bluetooth Functions” (p. 71).

During transmission, the blue light on the Bluetooth unit will blink. If transmission is interrupted,



the blinking will cease. Follow the instructions on your mobile phone and try again. The following conditions could cause slow transmission and cause transmission to fail, even within



the 10 m range:

- There is an obstacle between the Bluetooth unit and the mobile phone

- There is interference from magnetic elds, static electricity, or radio waves in the area The maximum le size that can be transmitted is 2 – 3 MB (varies depending on mobile phone).



Data transmission time increases when data size is large. Therefore, the amount of time before



printing will also increase. Depending on the mobile phone model you use, images saved on the memory card may not be



printed. Depending on the cartridge you use, the edges of the image may be cropped.



When a gold or silver cartridge is installed, you cannot print from a mobile phone.



Choose Canon ES40-X (X stands for one digit) when choosing a target device name on your



mobile phone. You cannot establish a wireless connection between a computer and SELPHY.



Movies, e-mail, address book information, or images attached to an e-mail or downloaded from



the Internet cannot be printed. SELPHY automatically sets the print orientation.



Useful Information

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when Using SELPHY

This section will explain how to personalize SELPHY, how to fix any printing

problems, and gives useful information to know when using SELPHY.

Personalizing SELPHY

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You can personalize SELPHY to suit your tastes. The basic operation is explained rst. For a detailed explanation of each setting, please refer to (pp. 71-72). These settings will be saved even if SELPHY’s power is turned off.

The [Printer Setup] screen will display.

Press the m(MENU) button.



Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel



to choose [Printer Setup], then press the o button.

Change a setting.

Please refer to each item (pp. 71-72) for



settings and how to change settings. After you have made your settings, press the



b(BACK) button and the screen in Step 3

displays.

Make the setting.

Press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose [OK], and press the o button to make

the selection.

The menu screen will appear. Press the



b(BACK) button to restore the image display

screen.

Change Auto Rotate

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When Auto Rotate is set to [On], pictures taken vertically with the digital camera will display vertically on the screen. When the feature is turned off, those pictures will be displayed horizontally.

Set [Auto Rotate] to [Off].

Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to choose [Auto Rotate], then press the l r buttons



to choose [Off].

Turn Auto Power Down On or Off

After approx. 5 minutes with no user operations, the power will automatically turn off and all current settings will clear.

Set [Auto Power Down] to [Off].

Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to choose [Auto Power Down], then press the l r



buttons to choose [Off].

Change the Bluetooth Functions

Sets the model name and/or security details when using Bluetooth. [Bluetooth] is displayed only when a Bluetooth unit (sold separately) is connected.

Make the Bluetooth settings.

Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to



choose [Bluetooth], then press the o button.

When the screen on the left is displayed, press



the ud buttons to choose an item, and press the l r buttons, or turn the w wheel to make

a setting. (For [Reset], press the o button.)

When [Security] is set to [On], choose

Options Selectable Settings

Device name

Security

Passkey

Deny Access

Reset Restore all Bluetooth settings to their default.

Set the printer name that displays when connecting to a mobile phone. This setting will be applicable when there is more than one Bluetooth compatible device.

You can set a passkey to prevent incorrect use of the printer from Bluetooth compatible devices. If a passkey has been set, you must input the 4 digit passkey in your mobile phone before printing. The passkey can be set in [Passkey].

Set the 4 digit passkey (default setting is 0000) that will be entered into the mobile phone before printing. You can make the setting when [Security] is set to [On].

Access will not be allowed from mobile phones or other Bluetooth compatible devices.



[Passkey] and press the o button. Choose a 4 digit passkey by pressing the l r buttons

or turning the w wheel to move between digits and the ud buttons to change the numbers.

Then, press the b(BACK) button.

Change the Display Language

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You can change the language displayed in the LCD monitor menus and messages.

Choose a language.

Press the ud buttons or turn the w wheel to choose [Language] and press the o button to



display the Language screen. For instructions on how to set the language, refer to "Setting the Display Language" (p. 9).



Change Auto Play Transitions

You can set a transition effect for use in single image view (p. 26) or when using Auto Play (p. 28).

Choose a transition effect.

Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to choose [Transition], then press the l r buttons to



choose an effect.

Restore SELPHY’s Default Setting

Will reset all of SELPHY’s settings to their default.

Restore default settings.

Press the ud buttons, or turn the w wheel to choose [Reset All], then press the o button.



After the conrmation screen appears, pressing the o button will return the printer to its default



settings.

The display language (p. 9), [Date Format] (p. 35), and [Voice Guidance Settings] (p. 10) will not be

reset.

Downloading Content

You can download frames and stamps (contents data) using the supplied software (SELPHY ES40 Contents Utility). For more information, refer to “Downloading Frames and Stamps (Contents Data)” (pp. 62-64).

Unless a memory card containing content data is inserted into SELPHY, [Transfer Content] will not be displayed in the [Printer Setup] screen.

Troubleshooting

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If you think there is a problem with SELPHY, rst check the following. If the items below do not solve your problem, contact a Canon Customer Support Help Desk as listed on the included customer support list.

Power

Power will not turn on



Conrm that the power cord is connected correctly (p. 8).

•

Hold the q button pressed until the start-up image appears on the screen (p. 9).

•

Printing Problems

Cannot print



Conrm the printer power is turned on (p. 9).

•

Conrm the cartridge is inserted properly (p. 7).

•

When a cartridge is depleted, insert a new cartridge (p. 13).

•

Connect SELPHY to only one device at a time. Do not connect simultaneously to a digital camera,

•

memory card or computer.

Be sure the protective paper is correctly placed inside the cartridge (p. 7).

•

Conrm the ink sheet is taut (p. 7).

•

Conrm you are using the dedicated ink and paper cartridge (p. 8).

•

Depending on the room temperature SELPHY may overheat and temporarily stop operating.

•

This is not a malfunction. Wait until the temperature drops and printing resumes. If SELPHY is connected to a computer, a message will appear on the computer screen. Do not cancel the print. Wait until printing resumes.

The maximum number of images that can set for printing is 999. The maximum number of copies

•

that can be printed per image is 99.

Cannot print from memory card, image does not display



Conrm that the correct memory card is inserted all the way into the slot with the label facing

•

forward (pp. 10, 12).

Make sure you are using a supported image type (p. 11).

•

Conrm that any memory card requiring an adapter is inserted into the adapter before being

• inserted into the slot (p. 11).

Printing from digital cameras

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Conrm that your digital camera supports PictBridge (p. 66).

•

Conrm that SELPHY is correctly connected to the digital camera (p. 66).

•

Check that the digital camera’s battery has a sufcient charge.

•

Replace the battery with a fully charged (or new) battery, or use the compact power adapter for the

digital camera.

Printing from computers

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Did you install the printer driver according to the correct procedures? (p. 58)

•

Conrm SELPHY is connected directly to a port on the computer with the USB cable.

•

Problems Exclusive to Windows: Check if the printer is set to ofine. If it is, right-click the printer

•

icon and cancel the ofine setting.

Problems Exclusive to Macintosh: Conrm SELPHY is registered to the printer list (p. 59).

•

Cannot print the date

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Printing from memory cards

Conrm the date imprint option is set (pp. 31, 32).

•

If you are using DPOF printing, the date imprint settings are congured on the digital camera used for the DPOF settings.

Printing from mobile phones

The date cannot be printed on images sent from a mobile phone (p. 68).

•

Printing from digital cameras

Conrm that the date setting in your digital camera is set to [On]. However, if the setting is

•

[Default], the date imprint settings of SELPHY will be used.

Cannot make clean prints

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Check if the ink sheet is dusty.

•

Check if dust has lodged within SELPHY (p. 77).

•

Remove dust on the printer head with the supplied cleaner unit (p. 77).

•

Check if condensation has formed within SELPHY (p. 77).

•

Check if SELPHY is placed near a device with strong electromagnetic or magnetic elds (p. 8).

•

Colors on the computer display and the print are different

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Color generation methods are different with computer screens and prints. Moreover, the variance

•

may be attributable to the environment in which the screen is viewed (color and strength of the light), or to the screen’s color adjustment settings.

After using the computer to cancel a print in progress, an image that had already been



printed was printed again when printing resumed

When you restart printing on a Macintosh computer after canceling, an already printed image may

•

print again when printing resumes.

Voice Guidance

The voice guidance won’t play

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In the [Voice Guidance Settings] screen, make sure that [Voice Guidance] is set to [On] and that

•

the [Volume] is at an appropriate level (p.10).

Cartridge or Paper Problems

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Paper is not feeding properly

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Conrm that the cartridge is correctly inserted (p. 7).

•

Frequent paper jams

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Conrm that no more than 50 printed sheets have collected in the print output receptacle.

•

Conrm you are using the dedicated ink and paper cartridge (p. 8).

•

Cannot print the specied number of prints



Canceling a print is in progress or pulling on the ink sheet will consume ink sheet capacity.

•

The paper is jammed



When paper is sticking out of the paper handling slot (p. 22) , tug on the paper to remove it.

•

However, if a gentle tug is not sufcient to remove the paper, do not attempt to forcibly pull it out. Turn the printer off and on repeatedly until the paper is ejected.

Open the print output receptacle cover.

•

If the print output receptacle cover does not automatically open and paper gets stuck, press the print output receptacle button (p. 22) to open the cover and pull out the paper.

How to Attach the Print Output Receptacle Cover if it Comes Off

Align the tip of the spring on the cover

with the groove on the printer.

If the print output receptacle cover is not attached during printing, paper that is nished printing may become jammed inside the printer.

Slide the hole on the other side of the

cover over the peg on the printer.

Error Messages

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If a problem occurs with SELPHY, a message displays on the screen. If a possible solution displays with the error message, follow the instructions on the screen. If no solution displays, refer to “Troubleshooting” (p. 73). If these items do not solve your problem, contact a Canon Customer Support Help Desk as listed on the included customer support list.

If a problem occurs while SELPHY is connected to a digital camera, the digital camera may also display an error message. Be sure to check both devices.

Cartridge/Feature Compatibility Table

Easy Photo Pack

Cartridge (p. 3)

Print Modes

Printing a Single Image (p. 12)

Batch Printing

Printing from a Memory Card

Creative Print

Printing from a Digital Camera (p. 66)

Printing from a Mobile Phone (p. 68)

Printing from a Computer

(p. 12)

All Images (p. 30)

DPOF (p. 67)

Auto Play (p. 28)

Frames (p. 40)

Clip Art (p. 42)

Calendars (p. 44)

Multi Layout

(p. 46)

Speech Bubbles

(p. 48)

Image Effect

(p. 50)

ID photo

(p. 52)

(p. 60)

E-P50, E-L100, E-L50, E-C25, E-C25L

Color Black/White Silver/Gold

 



 

  *

Easy Photo Pack E-P25BW

–

– –

Easy Photo Pack E-P20G, E-P20S

–



–

 Available – Not Available *1 When using SELPHY Photo Print on a Windows computer.

Handling Precautions

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Do not apply excessive force to the printer. Force or impact on the printer may result in paper jams



or equipment damage. Be careful not to spray the equipment with insecticides or volatile substances. In addition, do not



store the equipment in contact with rubber or vinyl products for long periods of time. This may cause

alteration of the casing.

Depending on the room temperature, SELPHY may overheat and temporarily stop operating. This



is not a malfunction. SELPHY will resume normal printing as soon as it cools down. Temporary stoppages increase printing time and are most likely to occur when printing continuously, if a room is unusually warm, or if the air vents on the back of SELPHY are blocked and internal temperature

is high.

Avoid condensation on SELPHY when moving it from a cold to a hot place by putting it in an airtight,



sealable plastic bag and allow for adjustment to temperature changes gradually before removing from the bag. In the event that condensation does form within SELPHY, keep it at room temperature until the water droplets evaporate naturally before use. When SELPHY gets dirty, wipe the casing with a soft dry cloth.



If the air vents (p. 8) have become dusty, wipe the dust away. If dust gets in through the vents, the



printer may not print clearly.

Never wipe using volatile solvents such as benzine, paint thinner, or diluted neutral solvent. They may cause deformation or peeling of the casing.

Using the Cleaner Unit to Care for SELPHY

If you cannot make clean prints, remove dust on the printer head with the supplied cleaner unit.

Remove the cartridge (p.13).

Arrow side facing up

Do not touch white parts of the cleaner as its performance may be affected.



Only the cleaner supplied with this printer can be used.



Insert the cleaner unit in the cartridge

compartment and push it in completely

and slide it in and out 2 or 3 times.

Specications

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All data is measured according to standard Canon testing procedures. We reserve the right to change specications without notice.

SELPHY ES40

Printing Method Dye-sublimation thermal transfer (with overcoating)

Print Resolution 300 x 600 dpi

Gradation 128 shades per color (300 x 600 dpi)

Ink Easy Photo Pack (dedicated ink and paper integrated cartridge)

Paper Dedicated paper (Postcard size, L size, Card size (including Card-size label

Print Size (When printing in color)

Postcard Size L Size Card Size

Printing Speed

Postcard Size L Size Card Size

Feeding System Automatic (Automatic feed from the Easy Photo Pack)

Ejection System Automatic paper ejection to the print output receptacle

LCD Monitor 3.5-inch type, TFT LCD color Monitor, 230,000 dots

Interface

USB Connecting to a PictBridge compliant device: USB compliant Type A connector

Wireless Bluetooth*

Memory Cards SD Memory Card, miniSD Card, SDHC Memory Card, miniSDHC Card,

Operating Temperatures 5 – 40°C (41 – 104°F)

Operating Humidity 20 – 80%

Power Source AC 100V - 240V (50/60 Hz) 100VA

Power Consumption 70 W or less (4 W or less on standby)

Dimensions 226.3 x 225.0 x 138.0 mm (8.91 x 8.86 x 5.43 in.)

Weight (printer only) Approx. 2090 g (73.7 oz.)

*1 Measured from start of the yellow printing pass to nal output. *2 Bluetooth Unit BU-30 (sold separately) is required. *3 Dedicated adapter (commercially available) is required.

(300 x 300 dpi : When a PC is connected, Bluetooth print, 2-up and higher layout or Creative Print is selected)

256 shades per color (300 x 300 dpi)

Color (Y, M, C and overcoating) Gold (Y, M, C, overcoating and gold, (Postcard size only)) Silver (Y, M, C, overcoating and silver, (Postcard size only)) B/W (black and white and overcoating, (Postcard size only))

sheet ))

Borderless Bordered

100.0 x 147.6 mm (3.94 x 5.81 in.)

89.0 x 119.0 mm (3.50 x 4.69 in.)

54.0 x 86.0 mm (2.13 x 3.39 in.)

Printing from Memory Cards/Connected to Digital Cameras with PictBridge

Approx. 55 sec. Approx. 47 sec. Approx. 33 sec.

91.0 x 121.2 mm (3.58 x 4.77 in.)

78.2 x 104.9 mm (3.08 x 4.13 in.)

49.5 x 66.0 mm (1.95 x 2.60 in.)

Connecting to a computer: USB compliant Type B connector

MultiMediaCard, MMCplusCard, HC MMCplus Card, MMCmobile Card*3, MMCmicro Card*3, RS-MMC Card*3, microSD Card, microSDHC Card, CF (CompactFlash) Card, Microdrive, xD-Picture Card*3, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO Duo, Memory Stick micro*

Index

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Numerics

5 Image Scroll View .................................... 12, 26

9 Image Jump View ..........................................26

9 Image View (Index View) ......................... 12, 26

Adjust Image...............................................31, 34

Audio Guidance ...................... → Voice Guidance

Auto Play .......................................................... 28

Transitions ........................................... 70, 72

Auto Power Down ....................................... 70, 71

Auto Rotate.................................................70, 71

Batch Printing ................................................... 12

Black and White Prints .................................3, 76

Cartridges .................................................... 3

My Colors .................................................. 35

Printing ................................................ 50, 52

Bluetooth ..........................................................68

Printing ...................................................... 68

Settings ...............................................70, 71

Borders ...................................................2, 31, 32

Border Color ..............................2, 31, 33, 39

Buttons .............................................................23

Calendars ..................................................... 2, 44

Camera ....................... → Digital Camera Printing

Card Size ............................................................ 3

Cartridges .....................................................3, 76

Change Image Colors.................................31, 35

Cleaner Unit..............................................3, 7, 77

Clip Art

Designs .....................................................81

Download New Clip Art ..............................62

Printing ...................................................... 42

COMPACT PHOTO PRINTER

Solution Disk.................................................3, 58

Computer

Download Contents ...................................62

Install and Start the Software .................... 58

Print ...........................................................60

System Requirements ...............................57

View All Images ......................................... 60

Contents Update...................................64, 70, 72

Controls ............................................................ 23

Copies ..............................................................12

Correct Red-Eye ......................................... 31, 34

Creative Print ...........................................2, 40-53

Date

Format .............................................2, 31, 35

Printing ............................................ 2, 31, 32

Demo Mode ......................................................25

Digital Camera Printing.....................................66

Download Contents to a Memory Card ............62

DPOF Print ....................................................... 67

Easy Photo Pack ................................................ 3

Error Messages ................................................ 76

File Number Print....................................2, 31, 32

Filter Images ..................................................... 27

Frames

Designs .....................................................81

Download New Frames .............................62

Printing ...................................................... 40

Gold, Silver Prints ..................................... 2, 3, 76

Cartridges .................................................... 3

Frame ........................................................81

Printing ................................................ 40, 42

Stamps ...................................................... 81

Greeting Card ...................................................16

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ID Photo Printing ..........................................2, 52

Images

Choose ................................................12, 26

Compatible Images ................................... 11

Display Method .......................................... 26

Image Transition Effects ...................... 70, 72

Image Effect .....................................................50

Index View (9 Image View) ......................... 12, 26

Insert the Cartridge ............................................. 7

JPEG ................................................................ 11

Jump Function ..................................................27

L Size ..................................................................3

Language Settings

Display Language ........................................ 9

Voice Guidance Language ........................10

Layout ................................................... 31, 33, 38

Layouts (Page Layout) .....................2, 31, 33, 38

LCD Monitor (screen) ....................................... 23

Magnied View ................................................. 26

Memory Card Adapter ...................................... 11

Memory Cards .................................................. 11

Menu.................................................................31

Mobile Phone Printing ......................................68

Multi Layout ...................................................... 46

My Colors ...............................................2, 31, 35

Names of Components ..................................... 22

Optimize Image ..........................................31, 34

Print All Images.................................................30

Print Effect ................................... → Image Effect

Printable Images............................................... 11

Printer Setup.....................................................70

Auto Power Down ...................................... 71

Auto Rotate ...............................................71

Bluetooth ................................................... 71

Default .......................................................72

Language ..................................................72

Transfer Content........................................72

Transition Effects ....................................... 72

Red-Eye Correction ......................................2, 34

Remove the Cartridge ......................................13

Reset All Settings ....................................... 70, 72

Scrapbook ........................................................19

Screen (LCD Monitor).......................................23

Changing the Language ..................9, 70, 72

Display Information .................................... 24

Switching the Display ................................ 25

Settings.............................................................31

Single Image View ............................................ 26

Speech Bubble Printing ....................................48

Storing Photos ..................................................14

Trimming Images .......................................... 2, 36

USB Cable .................................................. 59, 66

Voice Guidance ................................................ 10

Voice Guidance Settings ...........................10

Postcard Size .....................................................3

Power

Button ....................................................9, 23

Cord ......................................................... 3, 8

More fun, more style

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Frames and Clip Art

SELPHY features a variety of frames and clip art stamps.

Decorate your favorite images and enhance your life with beautiful photos.

Frames

Clip Art

Frames and Clip Art stamps with support gold or silver printing.

The above are design samples. The printed results may differ slightly, depending on the paper size.

Trademark Acknowledgments

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The SDHC logo and miniSDHC logo are trademarks.

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Portions of the code used in this rmware are based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG



Group.

About This Guide

Reprinting, transmitting, or storing in a retrieval system any part of this guide without the permission



of Canon is prohibited. Canon reserves the right to change the contents of this guide at any time without prior notice.



Illustrations and screenshots in this guide may differ slightly from the actual equipment.



Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this guide is accurate and



complete. However, if you notice any errors or omissions, please contact the Canon Customer Support Help Desk indicated on the customer support list included with the product. The above items notwithstanding, Canon accepts no liability for damages due to mistaken operation



of the products. This product is designed to achieve excellent performance when used with genuine Canon accessories. Canon shall not be liable for any damage to this product and/or accidents such as re, etc., caused by the malfunction of non-genuine Canon accessories (e.g., a leakage and/or explosion of a battery pack). Please note that this warranty does not apply to repairs arising out of the malfunction of non-genuine Canon accessories, although you may request such repairs on a chargeable basis.

Canon PIXMA SELPHY ES40 User Guide

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Package Contents

Cartridges (Sold Separately)

Table of Contents

Read This First

For Your Safety

Getting Started

Turning On SELPHY

Setting the Display Language

Compatible Memory Cards and Memory Card Slots

Choosing and Printing Images

Storing the Printed Photos

Cleaning Up After Printing

Printing Recipes

The Names of SELPHY’s Components

Information Displayed on the Screen

Changing the Way Images Are Displayed

Searching Images

Printing All Images

Printing a Variety of Images

Trimming Images

Printing using Layouts

Printing with a Colored Border

Printing with Frames

Printing with Clip Art

Printing Calendars

Printing using Multi Layouts

Printing with Speech Bubbles

Printing with Image Effects

Printing an ID Photo

What You Can Do with the Supplied Software

System Requirements

Install and Start the Software

Printing from Your Computer

Printing from Your Digital Camera

Printing from Your Mobile Phone

Personalizing SELPHY

Troubleshooting

Error Messages

Cartridge/Feature Compatibility Table

Handling Precautions

Index

Frames and Clip Art