JVC GV-HT1 User Manual

MINI VIDEO PRINTER
G V -HT1
ENGLISH
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INSTRUCTIONS
LYT0140-001A
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This printer is designed to be used with PAL­type colour television signals. It cannot be used for monitoring with a television of a different standard. Use the BN-V607 battery pack and, to recharge it, the optional multi-voltage AC Power Adapter/Charger. (An appropriate conversion adapter may be necessary to accommodate different designs of AC outlets in different countries.)
This unit is produced to comply with Standard IEC Publ. 65.
IMPORTANT (for U. K. owners)
Connection to the mains supply in the United Kingdom. DO NOT cut off the mains plug from this equipment. If the plug fitted is not suitable for
the power points in your home or the cable is too short to reach a power point, then obtain a proper safety approved extension lead/adapter or consult your dealer.
BE SURE to replace the fuse only with an identical approved type, as originally fitted, and to replace the fuse cover.
If nonetheless the mains plug is cut off remove the fuse and dispose of the plug immediately, to avoid a possible shock hazard by inadvert­ent connection to the mains supply. If this product is not supplied fitted with a mains plug then follow the instructions given below: DO NOT make any connection to the Larger Terminal coded E or Green. The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:
Blue to N (Neutral) or Black Brown to L (Live) or Red
If these colours do not correspond with the terminal identifications of your plug, connect as follows: Blue wire to terminal coded N (Neutral) or coloured Black. Brown wire to terminal coded L (Live) or coloured Red.
If in doubt — consult a competent electrician.
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Some Do's And Don'ts On The Safe Use Of Equipment
This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards but, like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and safety is to be assured.
DO read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment. DO ensure that all electrical connections (including the mains plug, extension leads and
interconnections between pieces of equipment) are properly made and in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug when making or changing connections.
DO consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation or safety of
your equipment.
DO be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment. DON'T continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working normally,
or if it is damanged in any way — switch off, withdraw the mains plug and consult your dealer.
DON'T remove any fixed cover as this may expose dangerous voltages. DON'T leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specifically stated that it
is designed for unattended operation or has a standby mode. Switch off using the switch on the equipment and make sure that your family knows how to do this. Special arrangements may need to be made for infirm or handicapped people.
DON'T use equipment such as personal stereos or radios so that you are distracted from the
requirements of road safety. It is illegal to watch television whilst driving.
DON'T listen to headphones at high volume, as such use can permanently damage your
hearing.
DON'T obstruct the ventilation of the equipment, for example with curtains or soft furnishings.
Overheating will cause damage and shorten the life of the equipment.
DON'T use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs with wood screws — to ensure complete
safety always fit the manufacturer's approved stand or legs with the fixings provided according to the instructions.
DON'T allow electrical equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture. ABOVE ALL...
NEVER let anyone especially children push anything into holes, slots or any other
opening in the case — this could result in a fatal electrical shock;
NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind — it is better to be
safe than sorry!
CAUTIONS
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Exercise caution when moving the printer. If you drop the unit, do not attempt to use it. If during use you notice that the cabinet is damaged, shut the printer down, remove power supply unit it and contact your JVC dealer. Use of the printer under these conditions can lead to fire or electric shock.
DO NOT place heavy objects on the AC power adapters cords, or leave the cord near any heat­generating appliance, as this can damage the cords. Avoid excessive pulling or twisting of the power cords. If the power cords becomes cut or otherwise damaged, contact your JVC dealer. When unplugging the AC power adapter, DO NOT pull on the cord. Hold the plug itself and remove it from the AC outlet. Use of the printer with a damaged power cord can lead to fire, electric shock and unit malfunctions.
DO NOT remove the cover and attempt to repair or modify the printer. There are high-voltage components within the unit, and the risk of electric shock and unit malfunctions exists. If a problem occurs, contact your JVC dealer.
ABOUT THERMAL HEADS
•The thermal heads, necessary for printing, are located within the unit. The heads can become extremely warm. To prevent possible burns and injuries, do not touch the thermal heads.
•When the printer is used for extended periods, the thermal heads experience wear and tear just like VCR heads. As the thermal heads become worn, print quality will gradually decrease. When you notice a decline in quality, it is possible that the heads may need to be replaced. Consult your JVC dealer.
DUST
Due to dust or lint adhering to print paper, or to extreme variations in temperature, a small degree of colour smearing or lines may be visible in prints.
Failure to heed the following precautions may result in damage to the printer.
1. DO NOT place the printer . . .
... in an environment prone to extreme temperatures
or humidity. ... in direct sunlight. ... in a dusty environment. ... in an environment where strong magnetic fields
are generated. ... on a surface that is unstable or subject to
vibration.
2. DO NOT place heavy objects on the printer.
3. DO NOT place anything which might spill on top of the printer.
4. AVOID violent shocks to the printer during transport.
CAUTION:
Changes or modifications not approved by JVC could void user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Illustrations of this printer may differ slightly from production models.
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Battery Packs
The supplied battery pack is a lithium-ion battery. Before using the supplied battery pack or an optional battery pack, be sure to read the following cautions:
<Depleting the batteries completely>
1. Turn on the power.
2. Set “save mode” to “off” and remove the batteries when the power is automatically turned off.
1. To avoid hazard . . .
.... do not burn.
.... do not short-circuit the terminals.
.... do not modify or disassemble.
.... do not expose the battery to temperatures
exceeding 60°C, as this may cause the battery to overheat, explode or catch fire.
.... use only specified chargers.
2. To prevent damage and prolong service life . . .
.... do not subject to unnecessary shock.
.... charge in an environment where tempera-
tures are within the tolerances shown in the chart below. This is a chemical reaction type battery—cooler temperatures impede chemical reaction, while warmer tempera­tures can prevent complete charging.
.... store in a cool, dry place. Extended exposure
to high temperatures will increase natural discharge and shorten service life.
.... fully charge and then fully discharge the
battery once a year when storing the battery pack over a long period time.
.... remove from charger or powered unit when
not in use, as some machines use current even when switched off.
NOTES:
It is normal for the battery pack to be warm after charging, or after use.
Temperature Range Specifications
Charging ................................ 10°C to 35°C
Operation .............................. 0°C to 40°C
Storage .................................. –10°C to 30°C
Recharging time is based on room temperature of 20°C.
The lower the temperature, the longer recharging takes.
Terminals
CAUTIONS
About Batteries
DANGER! Do not attempt to take the batteries
apart, or expose them to flame or excessive heat, as there is a risk of fire or explosion.
WARNING! Do not allow the battery terminals, or the battery itself, to come in contact with metals, as this can result in a short circuit and possibly start a fire.
The Benefits Of Lithium-Ion Batteries
Lithium-ion battery packs are small but possess a large power capacity. However, when the battery pack becomes cool in an environment subject to cold temperatures (below 10°C), the battery pack has a characteristic that its usage time becomes shorter and may cease to function. If this happens, place the battery pack in your pocket or other warm, protected place for a short time, then re­attach it to the camcorder. As long as the battery pack itself is not cold, it should not affect perform­ance. (If you’re using some kind of heating pad, make sure the battery pack does not come in direct contact with the pad.)
Lithium-ion is vulnerable in colder temperatures.
Serious malfunctioning
If malfunctioning occurs, stop using the unit immediately and consult your local JVC dealer.
The printer is a microcomputer-controlled device. External noise and interference (from a TV, a radio, etc.) might prevent it from function­ing properly. In such cases, first disconnect its power supply unit (battery pack, AC Power Adapter/Battery Charger, etc.) and then re­connect it and proceed as usual from the beginning.
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•This printer uses the following program under license from Okaya Systemware Co., Ltd. for IrDA infrared transmission:
TM
IrDA Protocol Stack “Deep Core
” Okaya
Systemware Co., Ltd.
NOTICE
Copyright
Use of images imported from television broadcasts and recorded materials for other than personal enjoyment without permission from the copyright owner constitutes an infringement on applicable copyright laws.
Sample Images
The sample images supplied with this printer are used under license from Kodak Japan Co., Ltd. who is the copyright owner. The image samples provided with this printer are Photo CD images from the Kodak Photo CD Sampler with FILM that were processed as described below using Adobe Photoshop 3.0J.
<Sample Image Data>
The original 768 x 512 image was trimmed to 598 x 488 and compressed using the JPEG format before recording.
<Source of Images>
Kodak Photo CD Sampler with FILM No. 2 “Marine” 18
Note:
•Note that prints of camcorder or Digital Still Camera images will not be as sharp as prints of the sample images.
•Company names and product names mentioned in this manual are the logos or registered trademarks of respective company.
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This equipment is a portable printer that is light enough to bring along with a camcorder or digital still camera on a trip or outing. It can be used in a wide variety of applications.
MAJOR FEA TURES
Easy to read LCD Display
The messages and icons displayed on the LCD panel show at a glance the operating state of the printer.
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Printing from Camcorder
Any camcorder with an output terminal can be connected to the printer for instant printing of the desired photo anywhere.
Cordless connection to digital still cameras
This printer offers cordless connection to any digital still camera conforming to the infrared image transmission (IrTran-P) standard.
Battery powered for portable operation
Load the battery and you are ready to provide your friends with instant printouts of pictures taken at parties or outdoors.
Input for PC Connection
Used with optional software, this printer connects to a Windows® PC communications port (RS-232C) or Macintosh communications port (RS-422) for printing images.
You can print the picture of your choice on standard paper, stickers. A number of special effects are available in addition to normal printing.
Multipix
On a page you can print 2, 6 or 8 images.
Calendar Printing
You can use pictures of your choice to print your own calendar.
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12 1998
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
12345
6789101112 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Frame Print
Internal frames can be superimposed on an image for printing stickers.
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CAUTIONS
CONTENTS
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MAJOR FEATURES CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS
Front View ....................................................................................10
Rear View .....................................................................................11
Bottom View ..................................................................................11
Operation buttons ............................................................................12
Memory and Print Operations ..............................................................12
Selecting and setting menu items ..........................................................12
Menu Setting List.............................................................................13
CONECTIONS (Video Connections)
Printing from source with video output terminals .......................................14
CONNECTIONS (IrDA Reception)
Printing from a digital still camera with IrTran-P ........................................15
SUPPL YING THE POWER
Charging the Battery.........................................................................16
Loading the Battery ..........................................................................17
Using AC power ..............................................................................17
INSTALLATION OF INK CASSETTE
Installing the Ink cassette...................................................................18
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10
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LOADING THE BLANK PAPER
Loading Blank Paper .........................................................................20
PREPARATION
PRINTING FROM VIDEO SOURCE WITH VIDEO TERMINALS PRINTING FROM IrTran-P EQUIPPED DIGITAL STILL CAMERA
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTING OPERATIONS
Superimposing the Frame of Choice on the Image – Frame Printing – ................26
Printing Multiple Images on the Same Paper – MULTI Print – .........................28
Combining Image and Calendar – Calendar Printing –...................................30
Printing Using Special Effects – Special Effects – ........................................32
Manual Feed ..................................................................................34
Printing Reversed Images – Mirror Images – ............................................36
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ADJUSTMENTS
Adjusting Image Quality – Adjustments before Printing –..............................37
Saving Energy – Save Mode –..............................................................38
Switching between motion Picture and Still Picture – Memory Mode Selections –
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TROUBLESHOOTING SPECIFICATIONS INDEX
PROVIDED ACCESSORIES
AC adapter/Charger AA-V68 DC cord,
approx. 0.8 m
40 43 44
Battery Pack BN-V607
(battery)
Soft caseVideo cable 1 Video cable 2
Ink cassette
Blank Paper Sheet Set
•Standard Print Paper (6 sheets)
•Sticker paper (6 sheets)
•Ink Cassette (12 prints)
It should be noted that it may be unlawful to print from pre-recorded tapes or discs without the consent of the owner of copyright in the video recording, broadcast or cable programme and in any literary, dramatic, musical, or artistic work embodied therein.
Printing paper
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CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS
Front View
MENU Button
Turns menu items on and off.
MEMORY/SELECT Button
MEMORY Button
Press to store an input image.
SELECT Button
Selects menu items.
PRINT/SET Button
PRINT Button
Press this button after storing an image to print it.
SET Button
Press to change setup items.
LCD Panel
Displays messages and icons during operation to indicate printer operating status.
Display Function See page
Message field Indicates menu settings and printer status.
Indicates remaining battery power.
Lights when a print error has occurred. The message field indicates the nature of
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the error. Lights when still image memory mode
has been selected. Lights to indicate that an image has been
stored in the printer. Lights during printing.
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41
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IrTran-P (IrDA receiving window)
Receives image data during infrared transmission.
Jack cover
Video input jack
Connects a video cable from the video output terminal on camcorder or other unit.
PC IN OUT DC IN
PC connection jack
With the use of optional software, the printer can be connected to a communications port on a PC compatible (RS-232C) or Macintosh (RS-422).
STANDBY/ON Button
Turns the printer on and off.
DC IN
Connects AC Adapter/Charger by using a DC cord (provided).
Video output jack
· Outputs input image or print image for view­ ing on a TV or other monitor.
· Connect this output to a video input terminal on a TV.
Rear View
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Battery compartment
Open the lid to load or remove batteries.
Ink cassette compartment
Open the lid to load or remove ink cassettes.
Bottom View
Paper out/manual feed slot
· Finished prints are ejected from this exit.
· Single sheets of paper are inserted here during manual feed.
Paper compartment door switch
Slide this switch to open the paper compartment.
Paper compartment door
Open this door to load paper.
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CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS (Continued)
Operation buttons
Use these buttons to perform operations from storing through to printing images, selecting and setting menu items. Use the buttons and follow the instructions given on the LCD panel.
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
Memory and Print Operations
Mode overview
MEMORY
PRINT
Press to store input video image.
·
Press to print stored video image.
·
Selecting and setting menu items
Mode overview
MENU
SELECT
·
Turns menus on and off.
·
Press once to select a menu.
·
Each press of the SELECT button displays a menu item on the LCD panel.
·
Select desired item.
See page
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See page
22
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SET
MENU
·
Press the SET button and the Selected mode indicator blinks.
·
Each press of the SET button changes the blinking item on the LCD panel. Select the desired item.
·
Press the MENU button after selecting the desired item with the SET button to confirm the selection.
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Menu Setting List
Set video source
· Print sample
· Superimpose frame list
input
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SettingDesired Action Menu item
video infrared PC sample frame list
Superimpose frame
Enter print mode
Add special print effect
Adjust brightness or tint
· Brightness (adjust before storing the image)
· Tint (adjust after storing the image)
Suppress blur Manual feed print Print mirror image Save energy Remove jammed paper Switch language display
frame Set.
print mode
effect
adj. image
memo. mode
man. feed
mirror
save mode
form feed
language
off frame 1 frame 2 frame 3 frame 4 frame 5 frame 6 frame 7 frame 8 frame 9
standard 2 div. 6 div. 8 div. calender
off sepia B/W
bright.
0 +1, +2, +3, +4, +5 –1, –2, –3, –4, –5
tint
motion pic still pic off on off on 5min. off off on English français Deutsch
Switch monitor display monitor
input pic. memo. pic.
• Initial settings are indicated in gray. The printer returns to these settings when powered up after shutdown.
• Menu items that cannot be selected are not displayed.
• The ”PC" input mode requires the use of special software. For detailed information, consult your nearest JVC dealer.
• A sample video image is stored in the printer. You can select “sample” to print out this sample in the “input” menu.
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CONNECTIONS (Video Connections)
Printing from source with video output terminals
TVVIDEO Source
Connect to video output terminals
(yellow)
Video cable (Supplied with a video source or optional)
(yellow)
(black)
Video cable 1 (Provided)
Jack cover
(black) (yellow)
Connect to video input terminal
(yellow)
Video cable 2 (Provided)
PC IN OUT DC IN
Connect to video IN jack
Notes:• Make sure that the printer is properly connected to the video source. A loose video
cable connection will prevent printing.
•Do not place the printer on its side or on a leaning surface as this may cause paper jams.
Connect to video OUT jack
CONNECTIONS (IrDA Reception)
Printing from a Digital Still Camera with IrTran-P
This is a standard for transmitting data using infrared transmission. Equipment that conform to this standard can transmit to each other regardless of make.
Digital still camera with IrTran-P
Approx. 15˚ Approx. 15˚
Up to 50 cm
The distance at which transmission is possible varies with the equipment used.
Printer
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IrDA receiver
Notes:•IrDA infrared communications allow only two pieces of equipment to communicate.
Transmission from one digital still camera to several printers simultaneously is not possible. Only the printer that first receives the data can print it.
•Transmission may become unstable or impossible due to external light, the state of battery depletion and the distance or angle between the equipment.
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SUPPL YING THE POWER
Charging the battery
Use the provided AA-V68 AC adapter/Charger for charging the battery. Batteries that have not been completely depleted can also be charged.
1
To AC outlet
Charge indicator
Power lamp
Charge indicator 2
(Blinks during charging Lights continuously when charging completes.)
Place side with and symbols face down.
Battery BN-V607
2
Power cord
AC Adapter/Charger AA-V68
DC output terminal
CONNECT AC ADAPTER/CHARGER
1
•Connect the power cord to a wall outlet.
INSERT THE BATTERY
2
•The charge indicator starts to blink.
•Charging has completed when the indicator
REMOVE THE BATTERY
3
•Remove the power cord.
stops blinking and is on continuously.
3
•Approximate charge time Approx. 90 min for each BN-V607 battery
•Charging not possible Charging is not possible when the DC cord is
•Number of prints per battery charge 40 prints for each BN-V607 battery (at room
:
NOTES
•If you connect the DC cord to the AC adapter during battery charging, power is supplied to the printer and charging stops.
•When charging the Battery for the first time or after a long storage period, the Charger Indicator may not light. In this case, remove the Battery from the AC Power Adapter then try charging again.
•Since the AC Power Adapter processes electricity internally, it becomes warm during use. Be sure to use it only in well-ventilated areas.
•If the battery operation time remains extremely short even after having been fully charged, the battery is worn out and needs to be replaced. Please purchase a new one.
connected to the AC adapter. temperature)
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2
Loading the Battery
The battery (BN-V607) is not charged when shipped. Charge it using the AC adapter before use.
1, 3
OPEN THE BATTERY COMPART-
1
MENT LID
•Slide and open the battery compartment lid in the direction of the arrow.
INSERT THE CHARGED BATTERY
2
•Note that the battery may be damaged if it is inserted
incorrectly.
•Slide in the battery as far as it will go until it is properly seated.
Using AC power
When using the printer indoors, you can use the AC Adapter instead of a battery.
DC IN Jack
To AC outlet
DC IN
2
1
DC cord
Power lamp
CONNECT DC CORD
1
•Connect the DC cord to the AC Adapter then to the printer.
SUPPLY AC POWER
2
•Connect the power cord to an AC outlet.
CLOSE THE BATTERY COMPART-
3
MENT LID
Removing the Battery
•Open the battery compartment lid and take out the battery.
NOTE:
When using the provided DC cord, make sure you connect the end of the cable with the core filter to the camcorder. The core filter reduces the interference.
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Installing the Ink cassette
Before printing, load printing paper and ink kit as shown below.
INST ALLA TION OF INK C ASSETTE
1, 4
OPENING INK CASSETTE COM-
1
INK
PARTMENT LID
•To open the ink cassette compartment lid, slide it in the direction of the arrow as far as it will go.
2
REMOVING SLACK IN THE INK
2
RIBBON, IF ANY
•Insert a propelling pencil or a ball-point pen and rotate the roller in the indicated direction.
INSTALLING INK CASSETTE
3
•Hold the side with model label face up and slide in the ink cassette as far as it will go.
CLOSE THE INK CASSETTE COM-
4
PARTMENT LID
When removing ink cassette
•Grasp the knob at the center of the ink cassette and pull it towards you.
CAUTION:
Do not touch the inside of the ink cassette compartment toavoid burns and other injuries.
About blank Paper sheet Set (optional)
The following accessories are required in printing with this printer.
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SET
PV-C20AU (Standard type)
PV-C12SAU (Sticker type)
PV-C12KAU (Standard type, Sticker type)
Note: Pay attention to the following in handling printing paper and ink cassettes
CONTENTS
Standard paper: 20 sheets Ink cassette (20 prints)
Sticker paper: 12 sheets Ink cassette (12 prints)
Standard paper: 6 sheets Sticker paper: 6 sheets Ink cassette (12 prints)
USES
To print the scene of your choice to make commemorative shots.
Make personalized stickers for pasting on cards, etc.
Make personalized stickers for pasting on cards, etc.
Before printing
•Do not use printing paper that has been folded or curled to avoid paper jams.
•Do not use wet or humid printing paper as it will not print normally and could cause a paper jam.
•Do not touch or write on the print surface.
•Do not touch or pull out the ink sheets in the ink cassette.
•Make sure that children do not lick or ingest the ink sheets.
•Used ink cassettes should be replaced with new cartridges. Old cartridges cannot be reused. Do not attempt to reuse the cartridge by rewinding the rollers.
•Printing paper and ink cassettes must not be stored in a location exposed to high temperatures, high humidity or directsunlight.
•Read the instructions accompanying the printing paper and ink cassette and use them accordingly.
After printing
•The printer applies a coating to make the prints glossy.
•The prints should be handled with care since they are coated with a soft material that can easily be damaged by sharp objects such as a fingernail or the like.
•The colors will fade if the paper is exposed to volatile solvents (alcohol, toluene, ketone, etc.).
•Do not paste adhesive tape on the print surface. The image will be damaged when the tape is removed.
Care in storing prints
•Printed paper must not be stored in a location exposed to high temperatures, high humidity or direct sunlight.
•Store printing paper horizontally in the box. If stored vertically, the paper might curl and cause paper jams.
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Loading Blank Paper
To print, load Blank paper sheet set.
1, 3 2
LOADING THE BLANK PAPER
OPEN
OPEN
A
Notes:
· Make sure that the paper does not rise above tab .
· Place the side with the text face up.
· Number of sheets: max. 15 sheets
A
Printing surface (white side)
OPEN PAPER COMPARTMENT
1
DOOR
•Slide the paper compartment door switch in the direction of the arrow to open the paper compartment door.
LOAD BLANK PAPER
2
•Riffle through the paper so that each sheet is separated from the next and place it with the printing surface (white side) facing inside.
•Make sure that the paper does not rise above tab A .
CLOSE THE PAPER COMPARTMENT
3
DOOR
•Make sure that the paper has been correctly loaded.
•The door clicks into place when the door is properly closed.
Notes:• Read the instructions on the printing paper and ink kit, and the “Caution on Loading
Printing Paper” on the inside of the printing paper compartment.
•Loading printing paper Since the paper cannot be properly fed if each sheet sticks together, riffle through the paper before loading it and make sure that the paper ends are aligned. If the message, “Load paper” is displayed when there is paper in the paper compartment, reload the paper.
PREP ARA TION
Before printing, make sure everything is set up and ready.
1. Connect the printer to the video source to be
printed from. (pg. 14).
•To use IrTran-P, transmit the images after turning on the power as described in step 5.
2. Have a Blank Paper Sheet Set ready (pg. 19).
3. Install the ink cassette in the printer (pg. 18).
4. Open the paper compartment door and place the
printing paper (pg. 20).
•Use the printing paper in the same box as the ink cassette.
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5. Turn on the power. (墌pg. 10).
•Insert the power plug of the AC adapter in a wall outlet.
•The printer can also be battery powered.
•Turn on the printer.
6. Select Language displayed on the LCD panel
You can select desired one of the following display languages: English, French and German.
•Select the Language menu and choose the desired language (pg. 13).
1. Press the MENU button.
2. Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “language” appears on the LCD panel.
3. Press the SET button until desired language appears.
4. Press the MENU button twice.
Notes:
•The above completes all printer preparations.
•Please read the instructions on pages 22 to 39 before printing.
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
This is the standard method for printing from a video source with video terminals. It allo ws y ou to easily connect your Camcorder, VCR or other video source with video terminals to the printer.
PRINTING FROM VIDEO SOURCE WITH VIDEO TERMINALS
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MEMORY
MENU
SELECT
MENU
PRINT
21, 4 3
i
nput
SET
video
LCD panel
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
Selecting Menu Item
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “input” appears.
MENU
i
nput
Video
Note:
When “video” is already displayed on the LCD panel, press the MENU button and skip steps 3 and 4.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to flash.
•Press the SET button until “video” appears.
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFIRM THE ENTRY
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
Print Operations
SET THE VIDEO SOURCE TO PLAY-
5
BACK MODE
•For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the video source.
PRESS THE MEMORY BUTTON
6
WHEN THE IMAGE YOU WISH TO PRINT APPEARS
•This action stores the image you wish to print.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel while the image is being stored. The message, “Store in memory” is displayed when the image has been stored.
•The memory icon following conditions.
on: image data has been stored in the printer off: no image data is stored in the printer
indicates the
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MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
PRESS THE PRINT BUTTON
7
•The printer starts printing the stored image.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD.
Then the printer icon
appears.
•The printer icon indicates the following conditions.
on: image data is being printed off: printing has been completed
•When printing is completed, the message, “Remove paper” is displayed on the LCD panel. Do not touch the printer or printing paper until this message is displayed.
NOTES:
•To print the same image again, press the PRINT button. One print is made each time the PRINT button is pressed.
•To print a different image, perform operations in steps 5 to 7.
•To store the picture again before printing, switch menu item “monitor” from “memo. pic” to “input pic.”
•Do not touch the printer or the paper during printing During printing paper will come out of the paper out/manual feed slot; do not touch the paper until printing stops to prevent paper jams. Do not open the paper compartment door or the ink cassette compartment lid during printing. When the printer is battery powered, do not open the battery compartment door. If opened, printing stops and the power is automatically turned off. When the printer is powered up again, the paper that was being printed when printing stopped is ejected.
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
The printer can receive and print images from an IrTran-P equipped digital still camera. Since no cables are required, this printing method is ideal at wedding receptions, parties or the like.
PRINTING FROM IrTran-P EQUIPPED DIGITAL STILL CAMERA
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MEMORY
MENU
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 15).
•Place the digital still camera and printer within a 50 cm distance of each other . Image transmission can be performed within a 15° angle of the printer receiving window.
•Read the instructions in the instruction manual supplied with the IrTran-P equipped digital still camera.
SELECT
21, 4 3
PRINT
SET
IrDA receiving window
Selecting Menu Item
MENU
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
input
video
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “input” appears.
MENU
i
nput
rfniared
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Press the SET button until “infrared” appears.
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFIRM THE ENTRY
Note:
Transmission may become unstable or impossible due to external light, the state of battery depletion and the distance or angle between the equipment.
Digital Still Camera Operations
SELECT THE DIGITAL STILL CAMERA
5
IMAGE YOU WISH TO PRINT
•For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the camera.
TRANSFER THE CAMERA IMAGE TO
6
THE PRINTER
•Orient the infrared sending window on the digital still camera so that it faces the IrTran-P receiving window on the printer.
•Make sure that there are no objects between the printer and the camera.
•Transmit the data from the camera to the printer.
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MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
MENU
NOTES:
•To print the same image again, press the PRINT button. One print is made each time the PRINT button is pressed.
•To print a different image, perform operations in steps 5 to 8.
Print Operations
THE PRINTER STARTS RECEIVING
7
THE IMAGE
•The image you wish to print is now being stored.
•While the image data is being stored, the message, “infrared receiving” is displayed on the LCD panel.
•The memory icon following conditions.
on: image data has been stored in the printer off: no image data is stored in the printer
indicates the
PRESS THE PRINT BUTTON
8
•The printer starts printing the stored image.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel.
Then the printer icon
•The printer icon following conditions.
on: image data is being printed off: printing has been completed
appears.
indicates the
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTING OPERA TIONS
Superimposing the Frame of Choice on the Image – Frame Printing –
•You can print a frame around an image.
•Select one frame you wish to use out of the nine available frames. You can use sticker paper to print titles for greeting cards and so on.
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MENU
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
21, 4 3
f r ame s e t
f
r ame se t r
f ame
7
off
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
Selecting Menu Item
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “frame set.” appears.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD
.
panel starts to blinking.
•Press the SET button until the desired frame number appears.
MENU
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFIRM THE ENTRY
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
Print Operations
SET THE VIDEO SOURCE TO PLAY-
5
BACK MODE
•For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the video source.
PRESS THE MEMORY BUTTON
6
WHEN THE IMAGE YOU WISH TO PRINT APPEARS
•This action stores the image you wish to print.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel while the image is being stored.
•The memory icon following conditions.
on: image data has been stored in the printer off: no image data is stored in the printer
indicates the
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MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
PRESS THE PRINT BUTTON
7
•The printer starts printing the stored image.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel.
Then the printer icon
•The printer icon following conditions.
on: image data is being printed off: printing has been completed
NOTES:
•To print the same image again, press the PRINT button. One print is made each time the PRINT button is pressed.
•To print a different image, perform operations in
5
to 7.
steps
•The frame cannot be changed after printing.
•When the “input” menu item is displayed (see page 13), you can select “frame list” and print all 9 frames. This makes it easier to select a frame.
appears.
indicates the
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTING OPERA TIONS (Cont.)
Printing Multiple Images on the Same Paper – MULTI Print –
You can print 2, 6 or up to 8 images on a single paper. This makes it easy to customize printing to suit the application. You can use sticker paper to print titles for season's greetings and so on.
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MENU
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
21, 4 3
p
rin m
t
ardstand
p
rint mode
2div
ode
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
Selecting Menu Item
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “print mode” appears.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Press the SET button until the desired number of images appears.
MENU
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFIRM THE ENTRY
MENU
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
PRINT
SET
Print Operations
SET THE VIDEO SOURCE TO PLAY-
5
BACK MODE
•For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the video source.
PRESS THE MEMORY BUTTON
6
WHEN THE IMAGE YOU WISH TO PRINT APPEARS
•This action stores the image you wish to print.
•The image stored in memory is displayed in the selected number of multiple images.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel while the image is being stored.
•The memory icon
indicates the
following conditions.
on: image data has been stored in the printer off: no image data is stored in the printer
PRESS THE PRINT BUTTON
7
•The printer starts printing the stored image.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel. Then the printer icon
appears.
•The printer icon following conditions.
on: image data is being printed off: printing has been completed
indicates the
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NOTES:
•To print the same image again, press the PRINT button. One print is made each time the PRINT button is pressed.
•To print a different image, perform operations
5
in steps
to 7.
•The multipix setting cannot be changed after printing.
•On a TV screen, multipix images are displayed horizontally across the screen.
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTING OPERA TIONS (Cont.)
Combining Image and Calendar – Calendar Printing –
You can turn your favorite picture into a calendar.
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MEMORY
MENU
SELECT
MENU
prin modet standard
prin modet calendar
year 1998
mon t h Jan
year
PRINT
SET
2,31,4 3
12 1998
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
12345
6789101112 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
Selecting Menu Item
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “print mode” appears.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Press the SET button until the “calendar” appears on the LCD panel.
•Do as follows to change calendar years and months.
· Press the SELECT button when “calendar” blinks.
· Press the SET button repeatedly until the desired year appears on the LCD panel. Years
9981 Decmon t h
between 1998 and 2007 can be selected.
· Press the SELECT button.
· Press the SET button repeatedly until the desired month appears on the LCD panel.
· Press the MENU button to confirm the entry.
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MENU
MENU
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
PRINT
SET
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFIRM THE ENTRY
•When entering the year and month in step 3, press the MENU button only once.
Print Operations
SET THE VIDEO SOURCE TO PLAY-
5
BACK MODE
•For details, refer to the supplied instruction manual.
PRESS THE MEMORY BUTTON
6
WHEN THE IMAGE YOU WISH TO PRINT APPEARS
•This action stores the image you wish to print.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel while the image is being stored.
•The memory icon following conditions.
on: image data has been stored in the printer off: no image data is stored in the printer
indicates the
PRESS THE PRINT BUTTON
7
•The printer starts printing the stored image.
•he message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel.
Then the printer icon
•The printer icon following conditions.
on: image data is being printed off: printing has been completed
appears.
indicates the
NOTES:
•T o print the same image again, press the PRINT button. One print is made each time the PRINT button is pressed.
•To print a different image, perform operations in steps
•On a TV screen, the images are displayed horizontally across the screen.
5
to 7.
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTING OPERA TIONS (Cont.)
Printing Using Special Effects – Special Effects –
You can print an image in “sepia” or “black and white”.
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MENU
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
21, 4 3
e
ffect
effect
PRINT
SET
off
sep ai
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
Selecting Menu Item
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “effect” appears.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Press the SET button repeatedly until “sepia” or “B/W” appears.
MENU
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFIRM THE ENTRY
Notes:
•When “sepia” is selected, the image is printed in sepia-tinted (reddish-brown) monochrome like an old faded photograph.
•When “B/W” is selected, the image is printed in black and white.
•The special effect appears only in the printed image, while the image on the monitor is displayed in color.
MENU
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
PRINT
SET
Print Operations
SET THE VIDEO SOURCE TO PLAY-
5
BACK MODE
•For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the video source.
PRESS THE MEMORY BUTTON
6
WHEN THE IMAGE YOU WISH TO PRINT APPEARS
•This action stores the image you wish to print.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel while the image is being stored.
•The memory icon
indicates the
following conditions.
on: image data has been stored in the printer off: no image data is stored in the printer
PRESS THE PRINT BUTTON
7
•The printer starts printing the stored image.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel. Then the printer icon
appears.
•The printer icon following conditions.
on: image data is being printed off: printing has been completed
•The image is printed using the selected special effect.
indicates the
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NOTES:
•To print the same image again, press the PRINT button. One print is made each time the PRINT button is pressed.
•To print a different image, perform operations
5
in steps
to 7.
•The settings cannot be changed when printing is completed. To change settings, store an image into a memory again.
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTING OPERA TIONS (Cont.)
Manual Feed
This function allows you to print one page at a time using manual feed.
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MEMORY
MENU
SELECT
1, 4 3
MENU
PRINT
SET
2
m
an. feed
m
an
7
Preparation
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
Selecting Menu Item
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
ff
o
d
efe.
on
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “man. feed” appears.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Press the SET button until “on” appears.
MENU
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFIRM THE ENTRY
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
Paper
PRINT
SET
Print Operations
SET THE VIDEO SOURCE TO PLAY-
5
BACK MODE
•For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the video source.
PRESS THE MEMORY BUTTON
6
WHEN THE IMAGE YOU WISH TO PRINT APPEARS
•This action stores the image you wish to print.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel while the image is being stored.
•The memory icon following conditions.
on: image data has been stored in the printer off: no image data is stored in the printer
indicates the
INSERT PRINTING PAPER IN PAPER
7
OUT/MANUAL FEED SLOT
•Slide in the printing paper with the printing surface up as far as it will go without curling it.
•Unless the printing paper is inserted straight, it will cause a paper jam.
EN 35
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
PRINT
SET
PRESS THE PRINT BUTTON
8
•Gently press the edge of the printing paper into the printer.
•Release the paper when it is pulled into the printer.
•The printer starts printing the stored image.
•The message, “Please wait ...” is displayed on the LCD panel. Then the printer icon
appears.
•The printer icon conditions.
on: image data is being printed off: printing has been completed
NOTES:
•You can add a frame, produce multipix prints or add special effects.
•To print the same image again, press the PRINT button. One print is made each time the PRINT button is pressed.
•To print a different image, perform operations in steps 5 to 8.
indicates the following
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTING OPERA TIONS (Cont.)
Printing Reversed Images – Mirror Images –
You can, if you wish, reverse a printed image.
MENU
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
21, 4 3
mirror
m
irror
PRINT
SET
off
on
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
Selecting Menu Item
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “mirror” appears.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Press the SET button until “on” appears.
NOTE:
Only the printed image will be reversed, a monitor connected to the printer will display the normal image.
MENU
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFIRM THE ENTRY
Print Operations
•Observe the instructions on pages 22 to 35 to print the image.
MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
ADJUSTMENTS
EN 37
Adjusting Image Quality – Adjustments before Printing –
When “video” is set in the menu item “input”, you can adjust the brightness and tint before printing.
MEMORY
MENU
SELECT
21, 4 3
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
•Select “video” in the “input” menu (pg. 22).
MENU
adj . ageim
adj mage.i
adj mage.i
adj mage.i
PRINT
SET
th.irbg 0
th.irbg 0
th.irbg +1
.nitt +1
Selecting Menu Item
•The brightness of the image can be adjusted only before storing it.
•The tint of the image can be adjusted only after storing it.
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “adj. image” appears.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Adjusting image brightness
· Press the SELECT button until “bright.” appears.
· Press the SET button repeatedly to select the desired brightness. To increase brightness, select 0, +1, +2, +3, +4 or +5. The higher numbers indicate greater brightness. To decrease brightness, select 0, -1, -2,
-3, -4 or -5. The higher numbers indicate lower brightness.
•Adjusting image tint
· Press the SELECT button until “tint” appears.
· Press the SET button repeatedly to select the desired tint. To increase saturation, select 0, +1, +2, +3, +4 or +5. The higher numbers indicate greater saturation. To decrease saturation, select 0,
-1, -2, -3, -4 or -5. The higher numbers indicate lower saturation.
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFIRM THE ENTRY
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
ADJUSTMENTS (Cont.)
Saving Energy – Save Mode –
•The printer is equipped with a power saving feature to reduce battery power consumption.
•When the printer is turned on and not used for 5 minutes, the save mode automatically turns it off.
MENU
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
21, 4 3
sav odeem
sav odeem
PRINT
SET
off
5mi n .
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
Selecting Menu Item
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “save mode” appears.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Press the SET button until “5 min.” appears.
MENU
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFRIM THE ENTRY
•When “5 min” is selected, the printer will automatically be turned off if it is left idle for 5 minutes.
•When “off” is selected, the printer will be on continuously.
Notes:
•When the printer is turned off, it will automatically be reset to the “5 min” setting.
•“save mode” cannot be selected when “PC” is selected in the “input” menu item (see page 13).
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
Switching between Motion Picture and Still Picture – Memory Mode Selection –
•When “video” is set in the menu item “input”, you can select between motion picture or still picture.
•The motion picture setting has a feature for suppressing blur and thus lends itself to capturing images from camcorder or VCRs.
•The still picture setting turns off the blur suppressing function and is therefore best suited to storing still images from digital still cameras and so on.
MENU
MENU
MENU
MEMORY
SELECT
mem modeo.
mem modeo.
mem modeo.
mem modeo.
PRINT
SET
21, 4 3
notomi pic
notomi pic
notomi pic
lpitsl ic
Preparations
•Make the connections (pg. 14).
Selecting Menu Item
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
1
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
2
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “memo. mode” appears.
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
3
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Press the SET button until “motion pic” appears.
NOTE:
The camera picture mode.
icon is displayed in the still
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON TWICE
4
TO CONFRIM THE ENTRY
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Meaning of Messages Displayed on the LCD panel
Message
Please wait...
Connect video in
No video signal
Memorise image
Charge battery
Insert ink cassette
Close cass. door
Change ink cassette
Insert paper
Close paper door
Paper jammed
Remove paper
Print is impossible
Appears when:Action:
Image data is being stored or printing has started.
The video source and the printer are not connected or the cable
has been disconnected.
Connect the video cable according to the instructions on page
14.
An attempt is made to store an image from a video source that has been turned off.
Turn on the video source.
An attempt is made to print before an image has been stored.
Store image data before printing.
The battery is depleted.
Load a charged battery (BN-V607).
An ink cassette has not been loaded or not been properly
loaded.
Load ink cassette and close the lid.
The ink cassette compartment lid is open.
Close ink cassette compartment lid.
The ink cassette is depleted.
Load new ink cassette.
No printing paper is loaded.
Load printing paper properly and close the paper compartment
door.
The paper compartment door is open.
Load printing paper properly and close the paper compartment
door.
A paper jam occurs during printing.
Clear paper jam according to instructions on page 42.
A paper jam occurs during printing.
Clear paper jam according to instructions on page 42.
Printing is attempted at low temperature (0°C or colder).
Abnormal image data has been stored.
Use the printer under specified conditions.
page
14
16–17
18
18
18
20
20
42
42
43
EN 41
OTHER PROBLEMS:
This printer contains microprocessors. External electronic noise or interference could cause malfunctioning. In such a case, switch the power off. Then turn on the power and check again.
If
No power is applied to the printer.
The error icon (or blinks) on the LCD panel
Paper jam
The video source image you wish to print is not displayed on the TV.
The TV is showing a still image.
The stored image disappeared.
The color appears faded. The color differs from set image
The image quality cannot be adjusted
The printed image is not clean.
Stripes on the printed surface
The printed image may differ from the TV image.
E
is lit
Check to see if
Has the battery been properly charged?
Has the power supply been correctly connected?
Is a message displayed on the LCD panel?
If a message is displayed, follow instructions on page 40. If not, turn off the printer and wait. Then turn on the power again.
A paper jam may be caused by the following factors.
· Paper was not inserted straight during manual feed.
· The printer was placed on its side or on a leaning surface.
Remove a jammed paper according to instructions on page 42.
Is the video cable correctly connected?
Is the TV input selector set to “Video (external input)”?
The input terminal has priority.
Is the TV showing the stored image (memory image)?
Set the “monitor” menu to “input pic”.
The stored image is deleted when the power is turned off. Store the image again.
The color may differ somewhat from the image displayed on the TV. This is not due to any defect of the printer.
Image adjustment is not possible when the menu input mode is something other than video.
The printed image is not clean when dirt or dust adheres to the printing paper. Dirt and dust can also cause equipment breakdown.
Due to the reflection of light, stripes may appear on the printed surface. This is normal and is not a cause for concern.
The tint and brightness of the printed image may differ from the image as it is displayed on the TV connected to the printer. This is normal and not a failure.
Page
16
40
34
42
14
13
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MEMORY
SELECT
Y
PRINT
SET
TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.)
WHEN PAPER JAMS
1
TURN OFF THE POWER AND TURN IT BACK ON AGAIN
•The jammed paper is ejected from the PAPER
Paper
When paper jam is not removed using procedure 1.
OUT/MANUAL FEED slot.
MEMORY
MENU
SELECT
2, 5 4
MENU
form edfe
for eedmf
MENU
3
off
on
PRINT
SET
5
2
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
•This action displays the printer menu on the LCD panel.
3
PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON
•Press the SELECT button repeatedly until “form feed” appears.
4
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
•The item on the second line of the LCD panel starts to blink.
•Press the SET button repeatedly until “on” appears.
5
PRESS THE MENU BUTTON
•The jammed paper is ejected from the PAPER OUT/MANUAL FEED slot.
SPECIFICA TIONS
EN 43
Power supply DC 6 V} (with AC adapter)
Power consumption 11 W Print format Dye sublimation Print area 70 mm x 52 mm (area depends on print format) Paper size 86 x 54 mm Print quality 598 (horiz.) dots x 448 (vert.) dots Resolution 217 dpi Print speed Approx. 70 sec (excluding data transfer and processing)
(processing time) Connectors · IrDA input: infrared receiver (one on front panel)
Operating temperature +5 – +35°C Relative humidity 35 – 80 % Storage temperature -20 – +60°C
DC 7.2 V} (with lithium-ion battery)
(conforms to IrDA Ver. 1.0 IrTran-P)
· Video input : 3.5 mm in diam. (one on front panel)
· Video output : 3.5 mm in diam. (one on front panel)
· PC input : 2.5 mm in diam. (one on front panel)
Dimensions 130 (W) x 36.5 (H) x 94.5 (D) mm Weight 345 g . (printer excluding battery and blank paper sheet set) AC Adapter/Charger • Power requirement : AC 110 – 240 V `, 50/60 Hz
E. & O. E. design and specifications subject to change without notice.
• Power cosumption : 20 W
• Output : DC 7.2 V}, 0.77 A (CHARGE) DC 6.3 V}, 1.8 A (VTR)
• Dimenusions : 94 (W) x 35 (H) x 122 (D) mm
• Weight : AA-V68EG : Approx. 300 g AA-V68EK : Approx. 360 g
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INDEX
B
Battery compartment lid............................ 17
C
Calendar print ........................................... 30
Charging the battery.................................. 16
Connections....................................... 14, 15
D
Depleting the battery................................... 4
DC input jack............................................ 10
F
Frame print ............................................... 26
I
Icon .......................................................... 10
Image adjustment...................................... 37
Ink cassette compartment lid..................... 18
IrTran-P (IrDA).................................... 10, 24
O
Operation buttons ..................................... 12
P
Paper compartment door switch......... 11, 20
PC connection jack ................................... 10
PRINT button ............................................ 12
Printing from digital still camera................ 24
Printing with special effects....................... 32
S
Save mode ................................................ 38
SELECT button........................................... 12
SET button................................................. 12
Switching between motion picture
and still image......................................... 39
STANDBY/ON
button ......................... 10
V
Video input jack................................. 10, 14
Video output jack............................... 10, 14
J
Jack cover ................................................. 10
L
LCD panel................................................. 10
M
Manual feed slot ..................................11,35
MEMORY button....................................... 12
MENU button............................................ 12
Menu item list ........................................... 13
Mirror print ............................................... 36
Multipix .................................................... 28
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GV-HT1
COPYRIGHT© 1998 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LTD.
E/EK
Printed in Japan 0398MNV*SW*VP
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