Canon ES3, CDP-E063-010 User Manual

Printer User Guide

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ENGLISH

CDP-E063-010

© CANON INC. 2008

What You Can Do with Your SELPHY

Enjoy printing images with your SELPHY printer.

Creative Print (p. 40)

Complete your favorite images using a variety of Creative Print functions.

Add Frames (p. 42)	Add Clip Art		Create a Calendar		Print a Picture
	Stamps (p. 43)		(p. 45)		Diary (p. 47)

Add a Speech		P		Print a Movie (p. 53)
	Print with Effects		Create ID hotos
Bubble (p. 48)	(p. 50)		(p.Y51)
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Print with Gold or Silver Effects (pp. 42, 43)
Use a gold orOsilver print supporting cartridge for printing with gold or silver effects.
			Print with gold or silver effects on
			frames or clip art stamps.

More creative decoration by using a computer (p. 88).

Print desired frames and text with gold or silver effects using the supplied software, Ulead Photo Express LE.

Add (update) frames and clip art stamps to the printer from a computer with the supplied software, SELPHY Contents Utility.

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Print Settings (p. 54)

Print the Date (p. 55)

Print the Image Number

Add Borders to an Image

(p. 55)

(p. 55)

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rint after Adjusting the

Print after Selecting a

Print after Correcting

Page Layout (p. 57)

Red-Eye (p. 55)

Brightness (p. 58)

Trimming Images (p. 33)P

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You can enlarge and print a portion

of an image.

Reprint (p. 70)

You can reprint without inserting a memory card after saving the printing history.

Add Favorite Images and Print (pp. 60, 62)

You can add favorite images in a memory card to the printer and print them without the need to reinsert the memory card.

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Table of Contents

What You Can Do with Your SELPHY ..........................................			2
Table of Contents.............................................................................			4
About This Guide.............................................................................			6
Conventions Used in this Guide...........................................................			6
Getting Started..................................................................................			7
Check the Package Contents...............................................................			8
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Accessories (Sold Separately) .............................................................			9
Components Guide ............................................................................			10
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Preparing/Replacing/Storing the Easy hoto ack ................................			21
Placing/Connecting the Printer...........................................................			27
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Printing Precautions ...........................................................................			28
Printing from Memory Cards.....................................................			29
Memory	ards ................................................................		30
Compatible
Insert Memory ard ........................................................................			31
Print Selected Images (Basic Print) ...................................................			32
Print All Images ..................................................................................			37
Print an Image Using	amera Specified Settings (DPOF Print) ........		38
Selecting an Image during Auto Play for Printing (Auto Play)............			39
Creative Print .....................................................................................			40
Print Settings......................................................................................			54
Printing Favorite Images.............................................................			59
Add Favorite Images to the Printer ....................................................			60
Print Added Images............................................................................			62
Protect................................................................................................			63
Erase..................................................................................................			66

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		Table of Contents
Reprinting .........................................................................................			69
Reprint................................................................................................			70
Printing from a Camera ...............................................................			72
Print Images When Connected with a Camera ..................................			73
Printing from a Mobile Phone (Wireless Printing).............			75
Infrared (IrDA) Wireless Printing ........................................................			76
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Printing via Bluetooth .........................................................................			77
Printing from a Computer...........................................................			79
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System Requirements........................................................................			80
Install the Printer Driver and Software		...............................................	82
Introduction to the Supplied rograms...............................................			88
Appendix...........................................................................................			98
Make Printer Settings.........................................................................			99
Cleaning,
Storing and arrying the Printer.......................................			103
Safety PrecautionsO...........................................................................			105
Handling Precautions .......................................................................			107
Specifications ...................................................................................			109
Troubleshooting ...........................................................................			111
You Think There is a Problem..........................................................			112
Error Messages................................................................................			116
Index .................................................................................................			122

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About This Guide

Before using your printer for the first time, please read through the Safety Precautions (p. 105) and the Handling Precautions (p. 107).

Conventions Used in this Guide

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		This mark denotes issues that
		may affect the printer's operation.
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O		This mark denotes additional
		topics that complement the basic
		operating procedures. The
C		number refers to the
		corresponding step.

z Use the "Easy Photo Pack" which is an ink and paper integrated cartridge in the SELPHY ES series. This is referred to as "Easy Photo Pack" or "cartridge" in this guide.

z This printer can be used with various types of media, such as, SD* memory cards or MultiMedia ards (p. 30).

These types of media are referred to as "memory cards" in this guide.

* SD is an acronym for Secure Digital.

z General "camera" descriptions in this guide refer to digital cameras or digital camcorders compatible with the SELPHY ES3. The explanations in this guide use Canon digital cameras.

z In this guide, the screen shots from the LCD monitor show a "P" for the Postcard-size ink and paper integrated cartridge.

z Illustrations and screen examples shown in this guide may differ slightly from the actual printer.

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Getting Started

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Check the Package Contents

The package contains the following accessories. If there is anything missing, please contact the store where you purchased this product.

Main Printer Unit	5 Print Trial Cartridge	Cleaner Unit
	(Postcard size)	(Inserted prior to shipment)
	•	Beginner's Guide
	•	Warranty Card
	•	"Canon Customer Support"
		Leaflet
Compact Photo Printer	ower CordSELPHY
Solution Disk	P
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Accessories (Sold Separately)

Ink and paper integrated cartridge.

The cartridge differs depending on the paper size and ink type.

Please refer to the Easy Photo Pack table below.

Easy Photo Pack

You can print wirelessly from a Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone (p. 77).

	Bluetooth Unit BU-30					Y
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	Easy Photo Packs
					P
		Thin lines/texts may be unclear or defaced when printing with the gold or silver print supporting
		C
		cartridge (Easy Photo Pack E-P20G/E-P20S).
	Paper Size			Ink Type		Name	No. of	Color of
						(Product No.)	Sheets	Cartridge
				olor		Easy Photo Pack E-P100	100	Green
						Easy Photo Pack E-P50	50
	Postcard size
				Color/		Easy Photo Pack E-P20G	20	Gold
	(100 x 148mm)			Gold
	(4 x 6 in.)
				Color/		Easy Photo Pack E-P20S	20	Silver
				Silver
				BW		Easy Photo Pack E-P25BW	25	Gray
	L size					Easy Photo Pack E-L100	100
	(89 x 119mm)			Color				Blue
						Easy Photo Pack E-L50	50
	(3.5 x 4.7 in.)
	Card size					Easy Photo Pack E-C25	25
	(54 x 86mm)			Color				Orange
						Easy Photo Pack E-C25L*	25
	(2.1 x 3.4 in.)

* Card-size label sheet.

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Components Guide

Front View

	1			5
	2			6
				7
	3			8
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	4			9
1	Print Output Receptacle		ress to manually open the output receptacle cover.
	Button	O
2
	Card Slot Cover		pen to insert a memory card or card adapter with a
			memory card inserted.
3	Print Output Receptacle		Paper is deposited here after printing.
C			Paper projects from this slot while printing is in progress.
4	Paper-Handling Slot
5	Print Output Receptacle		pens automatically when printing starts.
	over
6	artridge Lever		Slide down to eject the Easy Photo Pack.
7	artridge	ompartment	Insert the Easy Photo Pack into this compartment.
8	Cartridge Cover		Open to replace the Easy Photo Pack.
9	Cartridge Cover Lever		Slide up to open the cartridge cover.

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Back View

Components Guide

	1										4
	2
	3										5
1	Carrying Handle					Used for carrying the printer (p. 104).
2	Air Vents					Dissipates heat inside the printer and prevents overheating.
3	AC IN (Power Input) Terminal					Connects to the power cord.
							Y
4	USB Terminal for PC					For USB connection to your C using a commercially
	Connection					available USB cable.
5	USB Terminal for Camera					Connects to a camera using the interface cable, or
	Connection					P
						Bluetooth unit (sold separately).
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Components Guide

Card Slot

1				4

2 5

About the Slot over

							3
1	Sliding Slot Cover				Slide to use the SD/MMC+/miniSD slot or the microSD slot.
2	SD/MMC+/miniSD Slot				Insert a memory card such as SD memory card or
					MultiMediaCard (p. 30).
							Y
3	microSD Slot				Insert a memory card such as microSD card (p. 30).
4	CF/microdrive Slot				Insert a memory card such as CompactFlash card or
					Microdrive (p. 30).
					P
5	MS/MS Duo Slot				Insert a memory card such as Memory Stick or Memory
					Stick Duo (p. 30).
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Slide the slot cover right or left to use the "SD/MMC+/miniSD" slot or "microSD" slot.

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Receives infrared data from a mobile phone.

Displays the properties of the selected image (p. 16).

Controls

Components Guide

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	2
	3															11
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	4
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	5
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	6
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	7
	8																						16
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1						Button					Displays the mode menu (p. 18).
2	Saving Lamp										Indicates the status of the built-in memory.
											Blinks orange: Adding images in the printer.
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3	Power Lamp										Indicates the printer status.
											Lights green: ower on / communicating infrared data
											Blinks green: rinting
											Blinks green (fast): Communicating with Bluetooth /
											PDirect rint
4				Button							Turns the printer's power on when pressed until the power
											lamp lights green.
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5
							Button				Displays the Creative Print menu (p. 40).
6						Button					Displays the main menu (displayed menu items differ
											depending on the print mode).
C Print All Images (p. 37)
											DPOF Print (p. 38)
											Auto Play (p. 39)
											Print Settings (p. 54)
											Printer Setup (p. 99)
											Add to Favorites (p. 60)
											Protect (p. 63)
											Erase (p. 66)

7 Infrared Data Receiver

8 Button

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Components Guide

9						Button			Displays the editing menu.
									Trimming (p. 33)
									Page Layout (p. 35)
									Select by date (p. 36)
10	LCD Monitor								Displays images, setting screens, and error messages.
11					(Enlarge, Reduce)				Displays an enlarged or reduced view of the image (p. 15).
	Button
12							Button		Starts printing.
13						Button			Confirms settings.
14	Easy-Scroll Wheel								Used instead of , , ,	(excluding some
									functions) (p. 20).
15	, , ,							(Up, Down,	Used for selecting images, shifting items, changing setting
	Left, Right) Buttons								Y
									value, moving trimming frames, etc.
16						Button			Returns to the previous screen.
									Cancels printing.
17									P
								Button	Specifies the number of prints for a selected image.

The LCD monitorOmay be covered with a thin plastic film for protection against scratches during shipment. If so, remove the film before using the printer.

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Components Guide

LCD Monitor

Multi View and Single View

zThe screen that displays the first time you turn the printer on is called "Multi View".

zWhen pressing in Multi View, a single image will be displayed. This screen is called "Single View". Press to return to Multi View.

Single View Multi View

z When turning on the power again, the last screen selected before turning off the power ("Multi View" or "Single View") will be displayed.

z Single View is used for the screen samples in this guide.

Enlarged View				Y
You can enlarge an image by pressing			in Single View.		ress	to return to Single View.
Switching the View to 9 Images at a Time
		P
Pressing	in Multi View displays a set of 9 images, and a jump bar appears below the images.
Press the	or	buttons to display the previous or next images. Press						to return to Multi
View.		O
C									Jump Bar
		Multi View			9 Image View

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Components Guide

Information Views

You can switch the image information views by pressing .

	Operation		Image		Print settings		No information
	commands		information
	(Default setting)

No information displays only in Single View or Enlarged View.

Sample View of the LCD Monitor

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P

Image information

C

Displays the number of copies for the displayed image.

1

Number of opies for the

Displayed ImageO

2

Time and Date

Displays the date and time the image was shot.

3

File Number

Displays the image number.

4

Memory Card

Displays the slot in which a memory card is inserted (only

when the print mode is Normal).

:SD/MMC+/miniSD slot

:microSD slot

:CF/microdrive slot

:MS/MS Duo slot

5	Number of Displayed Image/	Displays the number of the currently displayed image, and
	Total Number of Images	the total number of images on a memory card (or built-in
		memory).
6	Total Number of Copies	Displays the total number of images to print.
7	Recording Pixels	Displays the recording pixels or time counter for movies
		(only when the print mode is Normal).

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Components Guide

8	Paper Type	Displays the paper type.
		P			: Postcard size
		L			: L size
		C			: 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)
9	Paper Status	Displays the remaining amount of paper in the cartridge.
					: 1/2 full or more (the trial cartridge is different
					from the commercially available Easy Photo
					Pack and					does not display).
					: About 1/4 full or more.
					: About 1/8 full or more.
					Y
					: The cartridge is empty.
		No Display			: The status is unknown.
10	Protect	Displays when the image is protected (Favorite print mode
		P
		only).
11	Operation Guides	Displays operation guides. Follow the instructions to
		proceed.
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Components Guide

Switching the Print Mode

You can display the mode menu by pressing .

Press or to select the print mode and press . A screen to select images in each mode (or printing history) is displayed.

				Mode					Y
									Description
Normal (pp. 32, 75, 79)								Print images from a memory card, mobile phone (cellphone
									P
								(Infrared)) or personal computer.
Favorite (p. 62)								Select images saved in the built-in memory of the printer in [Add
								to Favorites] (p. 60) and print.
Reprint (p. 70)								Select images you wish to reprint from the printing history list
								and print.
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				• You can print without inserting a memory card if you have added images to the favorites or
				printing history.
				• The mode menu can be displayed anytime, except when the printer is connected to a camera or
				when a BluetoothOunit is inserted.
				• Pressing				displays the image selection screen (or the printing history) in the selected
				mode.
				• Pressing			or		displays the Creative Print menu or the main menu in the selected
				mode. If			is pressed while in Reprint, the Creative Print menu will not be displayed.

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Components Guide

The Jump Function

Pressing in Single View or in the Creative Print image selection screen, if the print mode is Normal or Favorite, displays the Jump screen.

Press or to select a search key, then press or to jump to an image matching the search key.

Jump 10 Images	Y
	Jumps ahead 10 images.
Jump 50 Images	P
	Jumps ahead 50 images.
Jump 100 Images	Jumps ahead 100 images.
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Jump Selected Images	Jumps to the images that you have set a number of copies for,
	or that you have marked with	in [Add to Favorites], [Protect]
	or [Erase].
Jump Selected date	Jumps to the newest image of each shooting day.
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Image Scroll Function

Easy-Scroll Wheel

Components Guide

You can select images or menu items and rotate the trimming frame or the image just by turning the Easy-Scroll Wheel instead of pressing , , or .

When the print mode is Normal or Favorite, giving theYEasy-Scroll Wheel a quick turn in Single View or in the Creative Print image selection screen, for example, will display 5 images at the bottom of the screen. You can scroll throughPthe images one at a time by turning the wheel and select the image which is displayed enlarged at the upper left corner.

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CIf there are less than 5 images on a memory card (or built-in memory of the printer), the Image

Scroll display will not appear on the screen.

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Preparing/Replacing/Storing the Easy Photo Pack

Replace the Easy Photo Pack with the size of the paper you wish to print.

Preparing the Easy Photo Pack

An ink and paper integrated cartridge is used in this printer (p. 9). Prepare a cartridge (Easy Photo Pack) with the size of paper you wish to print.

• When opening a cartridge, check the contents. If something seems to be damaged, contact the dealer for assistance.

• Some cartridges are not supported depending on the printing type. Check the table below.

Creative Print

Print All

Y

Basic Print

Images

DPOF Print

Auto Play

Color

{

{

{

{

{

{

{

{

{

{

{

{

BW

P

–

–

–

{*

{

{

{

{

–

–

{ {

Gold/Silver

–

–

–

–

{

{

–

–

–

–

–

–

{ : Available

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–

: Not available

*

Cannot be used with Sepia, B/W, Positive Film, Lighter Skin, Darker Skin.

: Frames

:

lip Art

:

alendar

: Multi Layout

: Speech Bubble

: Image Effects

: ID Photo

C: Movie Print

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Preparing/Replacing/Storing the Easy Photo Pack

Inserting the Easy Photo Pack into the Printer

•Do not touch the ink sheet of the cartridge, or pull out the ink sheet or papers.

There may not be enough ink left for the allotted sheets, or paper jams or poor printing may result.

•Do not handle the cartridge with wet or sweaty hands.

•Please use only cartridges specified for use with the SELPHY ES series (Cartridges for the CP series cannot be used).

•Do not apply excessive force to the cartridge.

The paper may come out from under the clips. In this case, push the paper back under the clips.

			Ink sheet
									Clip
					Y
1
		Check that the ink sheet is tight and that the paper is correctly
			P
		loaded in the cartridge.
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2
		Slide the cartridge cover lever up to open the cartridge cover.
	C

3 If there is a cleaner unit inside the printer, grasp it and remove it.

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Preparing/Replacing/Storing the Easy Photo Pack

4 Make sure that the cartridge is oriented as shown by the direction indicator on the inside of the printer, and insert the cartridge until it clicks into place.

	Direction
		Protective paper
	indicator

Y

5	P
	Press the area marked USH to close the cartridge cover.
	O
C

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Preparing/Replacing/Storing the Easy Photo Pack

1 • When inserting the cartridge into the printer, if the ink sheet is so slack it catches, insert the cleaner unit and turn it slowly to take up the slack.

• It will not be possible to use all the paper for printing if you overwind the ink sheet.

4 • The colored paper on the top side of the cartridge is protective paper. Load the cartridge with this paper still in place.

• Some cartridges have an orange colored stopper on the backside. Remove the stopper then

insert the cartridge into the printer.	Y
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Preparing/Replacing/Storing the Easy Photo Pack

Replacing the Easy Photo Pack

Replace the Easy Photo Pack when paper has run out, or if another sheet size is required.

•Do not remove the Easy Photo Pack while paper is being fed into or ejected from the printer, or while printing is in progress.

•When replacing the Easy Photo Pack, remove all paper from the print output receptacle.

•Do not reuse empty Easy Photo Packs. Attempting to reuse an empty Easy Photo Pack may result in malfunction or damage to the printer.

1Push and slide the cover lever up to open the cartridge cover ( ), then push and slide the cartridge lever down ( ).

		Y
		O
		• Eject the Easy Photo Pack.P
		C
	2
		Remove the Easy Photo Pack.
	3	Replace the Easy Photo Pack following the procedures in inserting
		the Easy Photo Pack into the printer (p. 22).

3• You can check the type of the Easy Photo Pack and the amount of remaining paper (ink) loaded in the printer, by the icons displayed in the print confirmation, printing or standby screens (p. 17).

•After power is turned on, or immediately after the cartridge cover is opened or closed, the status icon is not displayed. This icon is displayed when one sheet has been printed.

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Preparing/Replacing/Storing the Easy Photo Pack

Storing Easy Photo Packs

When storing the Easy Photo Pack, return it to its original package.

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Placing/Connecting the Printer

Set up and connect your SELPHY printer in the following manner for safe use.

•Do not place the equipment on an unstable or tilted surface. There is risk that the equipment may fall and cause injury.

•Be sure to select a safe place to avoid tripping over the power cord.

•Do not block the air vents on the back of the printer.

Leave more than 15 cm (6 in.) of clearance at the front and back of the equipment and 10 cm (4 in.) of clearance on both sides.

						15 cm
						(6 in.)
						10 cm
To power outlet
					15 cm	(4 in.)
					(6 in.)
					Y
1
		Place the printer on a flat surface.
			P
2
		onnect the supplied power cord to the printer.
		Insert the plugOinto a power outlet.
3
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Printing Precautions

These cautions apply to Printing from Memory Cards, Printing Favorite Images, Reprinting, Printing from a Camera, Wireless Printing, and Printing from a Computer.

zDo not eject the Easy Photo Pack or open the cartridge cover right after turning the power on or while printing. It may result in equipment damage.

zDuring the printing operation, paper is temporarily output from the printer. Do not touch the paper until printing ends. This could impede printing, or may result in equipment damage.

zDo not allow 50 or more sheets to accumulate in the print output receptacle while printing.

zDo not close the print output receptacle cover when printing. If closed accidentally, press the print output receptacle button to open the cover.

zIf the printer overheats, it will temporarily stop operating. The printer will resume normal printing as soon as it cools down (This will occur if the room is unusually warm or you are printing continuously).

zDo not print on printed paper.

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Printing from Memory

Cards

		Y
	Print images from a memory card that is inserted
	into the printer.
	O
	• Make sure that a camera or computer is not connected to the printer.
	• This printer supports image data conforming to the Design rule for Camera File system
	(Exif compliant) and DP F (Ver.1.00) standard.
	• Images that have been editedPon a computer might not be displayed or printed
	C
	successfully.
	• An image that has been taken by a mobile phone, depending on the size of the image
	when the image was taken, might not be displayed or printed successfully.
	• Movies cannot be played back on this printer.

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Compatible Memory Cards

About Compatible Memory Cards

•Operation with all memory cards listed below cannot be guaranteed.

•Do not add labels or stickers to memory cards. The memory card may get stuck inside the card slot and may not be removed.

•Use a memory card formatted with your camera. Images from a memory card formatted with a computer may not be recognized.

•For memory cards requiring an adapter, be sure to first insert the memory card into the adapter before inserting the adapter into the appropriate card slot. If you insert the memory card into a card slot without first inserting it into an adapter, you may not be able to remove the memory card from the printer.

Slot			Memory Cards
	SD Memory Card
	miniSD Card
	SDHC Memory Card
	miniSDHC Card
	MultiMediaCard
	MMCplus Card
	HC MMCplus Card
	MMCmobile Card		Y
	MMCmicro Card
	O
	RS-MMC Card*1
	microSD Card
	microSDHCPCard
C		*2
	ompactFlash Card
	Microdrive
	xD-Picture Card

Memory Stick

Memory Stick PRO

Memory Stick Duo

Memory Stick PRO Duo

Memory Stick micro

: You need to use the specific adapter for the card. Please purchase the specific adapter.

*1 Reduced-Size MultiMediaCard is referred to as "RS-MMC."

*2 Purchase the CompactFlash Card Adapter for xD-Picture Card.

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