Panasonic PV-PD2000 User Manual
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PC Card Input
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Advanced
Operations
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Precautions,
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Index
Back Cover
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Dear Customer,
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for purchasing this Panasonic Digital Photo Printer.
Please read these Operating Instructions carefully and keep them handy for future reference.
■IMPORTANT
Please respect all copyrights.
Whatever you have recorded and created can be
used for your personal entertainment only. Under
copyright laws, it cannot be used without obtaining
permission from the holders of the copyrights.
»“Microsoft Windows" is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States.
►The name “Apple”, Macintosh and System are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Apple
Computer Inc.
►Other model names, company names, product names, etc. mentioned in this manual are either the
trademarks or registered trademarks of the companies concerned.
Information for Your Safety
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR
SHOCK HAZARD AND ANNOYING
INTERFERENCE. USE ONLY THE
RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES AND DO
NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE.
DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER (OR
BACK);THERE ARE NOT USER
SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER
SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
•As this equipment gets hot during use,
operate it in well ventilated place; do not
install this equipment in a confined space
such as a book case or similar unit.
(U.S. only)
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE
FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS :
(1 )THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE. AND
(2)THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY
INTERFERENCE RECEIVED.
INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT
MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.
(Canada Only)
COMPLIES WITH CLASS B LIMITS OF
ICES-003 OF INDUSTRY CANADA.
CONFORME AUX LIMITES PRESCRITES
POUR APPAREILS DE CLASSE B DE LA
NORME NMB-003 D’INDUSTRIE CANADA.
FCC NOTE: (u .S. only)
This equipment has been tested and found
to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the
equipment and receiver.
•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
•Consult the dealer or an experienced
radioATV technician for help.
FCC Caution : To assure continued
compliance, follow the attached installation
instructions and use only shielded cables
when connecting to computer or other
devices. Also, any changes or modifications
not expressly approved by the party
respossible for compliance could void the
user’s authority to operate this equipment.
Standard Accessories
Power Cable
(p.9)
Video Cable
(p.9)
PC Connection Cable for
Windows
(P-46)
PC Connection Cable for
Macintosh
(P-46)
PC Card Adapter
(P-26)
Printer Driver Software for
Windows 95
Printer Driver Software for
Windows 3.1
Printer Driver Software for
Macintosh
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Paper Cassette
(p.12)
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Usable Paper for Printing
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Use Print Sets that either bear the Ih^PI mark or have been designated by Panasonic as suitable for this
Digital Photo Printer.
Printer Driver Manual
■Standard paper
The Print Set (PV-MPS50; 50 sheets) is required (sold separately).
This paper can be used as a postcard if you affix the proper postage.
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Contents
Preparations
Controls and Components....................................................................6
Connections..........................................................................................9
Automatic Printing for Panasonic Digital Video Camera
Paper That Can Be Used for Printing
Inserting the Printing Paper..................................................................12 o
Inserting the Ink Cassette.....................................................................12 2
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Video Input
Printing from Video Input....................................................................14
Using MENU Mode.............................................................................16
For Optimum Printing Results
Printing a Series of Different Pictures on the Same Print.....................20 c
Printing the Same Picture Repeatedly on the Same Print
Printing a Sequence of Pictures on the Same Print
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PC Card Input
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Inserting a PC Card............................................................................26
Printing from a PC Card.......................................................................28 q.
Printing Multiple Images at Once from a PC Card
Using MENU Mode...............................................................................32 "g
Printing a Series of Different Pictures on the Same Print
Printing the Same Picture Repeatedly on the Same Print
Erasing the Images on the PC Card
Recording the Video Input Image on the PC Card..............................38
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Advanced Operations
Printing with Title or Trimming Frame
Printing with Trimming Frame
Printing with a Title..............................................................................44
Connections When Using as Personal Computer Printer
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Precautions, etc.
Precautions............................................................................................47 3
Questions and Answers.........................................................................50 g
Before Requesting Service....................................................................54 £
Error Messages
Specifications
Warranty.............................................................................................58
Servicenter Directory..........................................................................59
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Index...........................................................................Back Cover
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Controls and Components
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o STAND BY Lamp (p.15, 29) ®
This lamp lights up when the Printer is plugged
into the outlet and the c!) /1 (Power) Button is
set to off.
© POWER Lamp (p.14, 28) ©
This lamp lights up when the c!) /1 (Power)
Button is pressed and the Printer is turned on.
When the power is turned off, the Printer goes
into STAND BY Mode and the STAND BY ©
Lamp lights up.
© PRESET TITLE Button (p.40)
Use this button to insert one of the included
trimming frames or titles for printing. ©
o Button (p.16, 29)
Use these buttons to select the menu contents
or select the PC Card image. ©
0 PC CARD REC Button (p.39)
Use this button to record the image from the
VIDEO IN (or S-VIDEO IN) Socket to the PC ©
Card.
© INPUT SELECT (VIDEO / PC CARD) Switch
(p.14, 28)
Use this switch to select either VIDEO IN (or ©
S-VIDEO IN) Socket or PC CARD for input of
the image to be printed. Either setting can be
used when printing from a computer. ©
O DISPLAY Button (p.28)
Use this button to switch between the Single- ©
image and Index Screen when displaying the
images stored in the PC Card. ®
© AUTO PRINT Lever (p.31)
Use this lever to batch print the images stored ©
in the PC Card.
© ERROR Lamp (p.56) ©
This lamp flashes when a problem that
prevents normal printing has occurred, such as ©
paper jamming or running out of printing paper
or ink. A corresponding error message also
appears on the television screen.
© (!) /1 (Power) Button (p.14, 28)
Use this button to turn the Printer on and off.
When the Printer is turned off, all data stored
in the memory is lost.
© MENU Button (p.16, 32) ©
Use this button to display the MENU Screen.
Various printer functions can be selected at
the MENU Screen. The Buttons,
ENTER Button, INPUT SELECT Switch, and
the (!) /1 (Power) Button are the only buttons
and switches that function while the MENU
Screen is displayed.
© ENTER Button (p.17, 33)
Use this button to execute the items selected ©
in MENU Mode.
CLEAR Button (p.14)
Use this button to erase the image stored in
memory, cancel printing of multiple prints,
cancel batch printing, or cancel the settings.
MONITOR Button (p.14)
During video input, this button switches
between the image from the video source and
the image stored in memory.
FIELD/FRAME Button (p.14)
Use this button when storing a fast-moving
image in memory or when the image stored in
memory is blurred.
MEMORY Button (p.15, 31)
Use this button to store the image currently
displayed on the television screen in memory.
PRINT Button (p.15, 28)
Use this button to print pictures. No buttons
function while printing is in progress.
PRINT Lamp (p.15, 28)
This lamp lights up when the MEMORY Button
is pressed. This lamp flashes while printing is
in progress.
ACCESS Lamp (p.27)
This lamp lights up when image data from an
inserted PC Card is being read or stored.
PC Card Slot (p.27)
The PC Card is inserted here.
PC Card EJECT Button (p.27)
Use this button to eject the PC Card.
Paper Cassette Slot (p.13)
The Paper Cassette is loaded here.
Ink Cassette EJECT Lever (p.13)
Raise this lever to eject the Ink Cassette.
Ink Cassette Slot (p.13)
The Ink Cassette is inserted here.
EDIT Socket (p.10)
Connecting this Printer to the Panasonic
Digital Video Camera using the System Cable
(sold separately) lets you automatically search
for and print still images that were recorded
with the digital photo-shot function. For details,
refer to the Operating Instructions for the
Digital Video Camera.
S-VIDEO IN Socket (p.9)
Use an S-VIDEO Cable to connect this socket
to the S-VIDEO OUT Socket on video
equipment.
High-quality images are obtained from the SVIDEO IN Socket.
If the device you are using has an S-VIDEO
OUT Socket, it is recommended that you use
this socket.
VIDEO IN Socket (p.9)
Use a VIDEO Cable to connect this socket to
the VIDEO OUT Socket on video equipment.
Controls and Components (Coni)
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SERIAL Socket (p.46)
Use this socket to connect the printer cable for
Macintosh computers (available at computer
stores).
PARALLEL Socket (p.46)
Use this socket to connect the printer cable
(available at computer stores). The PC should
have a bidirectional parallel socket conforming
to Centronics standards.
VIDEO OUT Socket (p.9)
Use this socket to connect the cable from the
VIDEO Socket (VIDEO IN Socket) on the
television.
Paper Removal Port (p.15)
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Remove paper from here if a paper jam
occurs.
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Power Socket (p.9)
Connect the supplied Power Cable here.
Connections (Connecting to the VCR or Camera)
■Connect with the S-Video Cable if
the VCR or Camera has an SVIDEO OUT socket.
•Connecting to a VCR with an S-VIDEO OUT
socket will allow wide-screen images to be
automatically printed out in wide dimensions.
(When “AUTO" is set for “WIDE” in MENU Mode)
(p.17)
•Connect using a Video Cable if the VCR or
Camera has no S-VIDEO OUT socket.
•To listen to sound from the VCR or Video
Camera, connect the audio output from the VCR
or Video Camera directly to the television AUDIO
IN socket.
• If different video sources are connected
simultaneously to the S-VIDEO IN Socket and the
VIDEO IN Socket, the video for the S-VIDEO IN
Socket takes precedence.
S-Video Cable
(sold separately)
To S-VIDEO
OUT Socket
Video Camera or other video
equipment (sold separately)
To VIDEO OUT
Socket
To AC Power Outlet
THE SOCKET-OUTLET SHALL BE
INSTALLED NEAR THE EQUIPMENT
AND SHALL BE EASILY ACCESSIBLE.
Installation Notes:
The temperature inside this printer can
become extremely hot due to the
thermal sublimation transfer printing
system. For this reason, the printer
should be used in a well-ventilated
location. Also, objects should not be
placed on top of the printer.
Be sure to leave at least 10 cm behind
the printer so that paper can be
removed from the Paper Removal Port
if a paper jam occurs.
Automatic Printing for Panasonic Digitai Video Camera
(Automatic printing requires a Digital Video Camera (soid separately) with a System (EDiT) Socket.)
Using a Video Cable (sold separately) or an S-Video Cable (sold separately), connect the Digital Video
Camera to the Digital Photo Printer.
If the System Cable (sold separately) is also used to connect the System (EDIT) Socket on the Digital
Video Camera to the EDIT Socket on the Digital Photo Printer, you can automatically search for and print
still images that were recorded with the digital photo-shot function.
Important Caution : This Automatic Printing feature is not available for models PV-DV1000, PV-DV710, and
PV-DV700.
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System EDIT
Socket
Digital Video Camera
(sold separately)
Procedure
Digital Photo Printer:
1. Turn the Digital Photo Printer on.
2. Make the necessary settings on the Digital
Photo Printer according to the input signal.
Digital Video Camera:
3. Set the POWER Switch to [ON] to turn the
Digital Video Camera on.
4. Press the [VCR / CAMERA] Button so that the
[VCR] Lamp lights.
5. Search for the first still picture from which you
want to start printing with the Auto Print
Function.
• If you want to print all still pictures recorded on
the cassette, rewind the tape to its beginning.
6. Press the [MENU]Button.
7. Set [AUTOPRINT] on the Menu to [ON].
•Automatic Printing starts.
• If you want to stop the Automatic Printing in the
middle, press the ■ (STOP) Button on the Digital
Video Camera.
■Notes
•Auto Print may stop if the Digital Photo Printer’s
speed is slowed down due to its cooling
mechanisms. In this event, perform the Auto Print
operation through the Digital Video Camera again.
• If several photo-shots were recorded
consecutively, some prints may be skipped
during Auto Print.
•If the ink or paper is replaced while Auto Print is
in progress, one image may be inadvertently
printed twice.
•The Auto Print Function cannot be used to print
multiple copies of the same image in succession.
•To stop Auto Print while it is in progress, press the
■ (STOP) Button on the Digital Video Camera.
Pressing the CLEAR Button on the Digital Photo
Printer will not stop Automatic Printing.
Paper That Can Be Used for Printing
The Digital Photo Printer can use the following three types of paper.
(Use Print Sets that either bear the mark or have been designated by Panasonic as suitable
for this Digital Photo Printer)
■Standard paper
The Print Set PV-MPS50 is required.
(Sold separately: Ink Cassette and paper [50
sheets])
•This paper can be used as a postcard if a
postage stamp is affixed.
•Do not affix stamps or adhesive paper to the
paper or print on it with a word processor before
printing. The paper may become curled, or the
stamp may come off, resulting in a paper jam or
malfunction in the Photo Printer.
•Do not write on the paper before printing on it
with the Photo Printer,
•When writing on a printed surface, use a
permanent marker (oil-based). In this case, do
not allow printed surfaces to come into contact
with each other.
• Permanent markers, washable markers, pencils,
and ballpoint pens can all be used to write on the
back of the printed images. However, be careful
not to apply too much pressure when writing on
the back since this will leave marks on the printed
surface.
■Adhesive paper
The Print Set PV-MPAS25 is required.
(Sold separately: Ink Cassette and adhesive paper
[25 sheets])
•Do not peel off the adhesive before printing. This
can cause a paper jam or malfunction in the
Photo Printer.
•When affixing the adhesive paper to another
surface (paper, glass, plastic, metal, etc.),
carefully clean the surface of all dirt and foreign
matter.
•When cutting off adhesive paper after printing,
use a “one-sheet cutter" (available at stores) to
cut the adhesive paper with the backing paper
still in place.
■16 Pre-Cut Adhesive paper
The Print Set PV-MPAS16 is required.
(Sold separately: Ink Cassette and 16 Pre-Cut
Adhesive paper [25 sheets])
•Do not peel off the adhesive before printing.
This can cause a paper jam or malfunction in the
Photo Printer.
•When affixing the adhesive paper to another
surface (paper, glass, plastic, metal, etc.),
carefully clean the surface of all dirt and foreign
matter.
•This paper cannot be used for wide-mode
printing.
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Inserting the Printing Paper / Inserting the Ink Cassette
Ink Cassette
Compartment Door
Paper Cassette Slot
Title
Inserting the Printing Paper
Inserting the Ink Cassette
Ink Cassette Slot
Open the cover of the Paper
Cassette (supplied).
O Slide the switch, and
@ Raise the cover.
Place the paper in the Paper
Cassette with the blank side
to be printed facing up.
The Paper Cassette can hold
up to 25 sheets.Tuck the paper
under the two tabs.
Close the cover.
Ink Cassette
Film
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Ink Cassette
Compartment Door
Open the Ink Cassette
Compartment Door.
Take up any slack in the Ink
Cassette Film.
• Insert a finger in a spool and
turn it in the direction
indicated by the arrow,
•Ink Cassettes are included in
the Print Sets {sold separately).
(p.ii)
Open the cover of the Paper
Slot.
To open, press “PUSH
OPEN” at the top right of the
cover.
Push the Paper Cassette into
the Photo Printer as far as it
will go.
Remarks, etc.
•Do not bend or foid the paper or piace it
in the cassette with the wrong side facing
upward.
•Do not soil the printing side (blank side) of
the paper.
•Fan the paper before placing it in the Paper
Cassette.
•The front end of the Paper Cassette Slot
becomes the left side of the image to be
printed.
•Do not remove the Paper Cassette while
printing is in progress.
•After printing, remove the Paper Cassette
and cióse the cover of the Paper Cassette
Slot.
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With the recessed part
facing upward, push the Ink
Cassette into the Photo
Printer as far as it will go.
• Do not touch the ink film in the Ink
Cassette, and do not try to pull it out of
the cassette.
• Do not peel off the label on the Ink Cassette.
•The “ink film” refers to the wide tape that is
inside the Ink Cassette.
•When all of the ink film in an Ink Cassette
has been used up, replace the Ink Cassette
with a new one. Used Ink Cassettes cannot
be reused.
• For best printing results, use only the printing
paper and Ink Cassette packaged together
as a Print Set.
Close the Ink Cassette
Compartment Door.
Check that the Ink Cassette
has been inserted all the way
before closing the
Compartment Door.
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Printing from Video input
Title
Printing from Video Input
(Printing an image from the VÌDEO iN or
S-ViDEO IN Socket)
•Before printing, check that an Ink Cassette
has been inserted in the Ink Cassette
Compartment.
•Check that paper has been placed in the
Paper Cassette, and then start the printing
procedure.
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Press the cl) /1 (Power)
Button to turn the printer on.
•The POWER Lamp lights up.
Ink Cassette Slot
VIDEO PC CARD
Set the INPUT SELECT
(VIDEO / PC CARD) Switch to
“VIDEO”.
While printing is in progress, the only
button on the Photo Printer that
functions is the CLEAR Button for
canceiing the printing of muitiple sheets.
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■Blur Reduction
Use this button when the picture stored in
memory is blurred because the subject is
moving. “FIELD” appears on the screen when
the FIELD/FRAME Button is pressed.
•The television may make the picture stored in memory appear
slightly blurry. However, this does not affect the printing.
■To Print the Same Image Again
After printing is finished, press the MONITOR Button again so that the
image displayed on the television screen is stored in the memory.
Then, press the PRINT Button to print the same image again.
■Printing Multiple Copies of the Same Image
Set the number of prints on the MENU Screen (up to 10 sheets).
(p.16)
•The remaining sheets to be printed are shown at the top right of
the television screen. This number includes the sheet being
printed.
•To cancel continuous printing when two or more sheets remain,
press the CLEAR Button.
FIELD/FRAME
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MEMORY
Check that the PRINT Ump
While watching the
television screen, press the
MEMORY Button at the
scene that you want to print.
•The PRINT Lamp lights up.
•To store a new scene in
memory, press the
MONITOR Button so that the
PRINT Lamp turns off. Then,
press the MEMORY Button
again to store a new image in
memory.
■If a Paper Jam Occurs
A “REMOVE JAMMED PAPER” error message is displayed,
and the ERROR Lamp flashes. When this happens, remove the
paper where it has jammed (Q or Q in the figure above).
If the paper cannot be removed, turn off the printer. Then, turn
the printer on again and remove the paper from either O or ©■
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Rear Paper Removal Port Q Print Exit (above the Paper
on the Photo Printer is lit, and
then press the PRINT Button.
• Printing starts.
• During printing, the picture
that is being input from the
memory appears on the
television screen.
•When printing is finished, the
picture that is being input
from the video source
appears on the television
screen again.
PRINT
•When printing starts, the “
shown at the top right of the screen changes
to “☆ —
“☆
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Printing in progress
Printing in progress
Printing is completed when the ☆
mark flashes and then lights up.
(The ☆ mark indicates the printing progress.)
• Do not putt the paper while it is moving
during the printing operation.
• Do not remove the Paper Cassette white
printing is in progress.
• Do not take out the Ink Cassette while
printing is in progress.
• If there is no paper in the Paper Cassette or
if the paper is not inserted properly, the “SET
PAPER AND PUSH [PRINT]’’ message may
appear after the PRINT Button is pressed
(after approx. 25 seconds). When this
happens, reinsert the paper correctly.
• Printing may take more time for continuous
printing of two or more sheets or when
printing at high or low temperatures. Also, if
the Photo Printer becomes hot, the edges of
the printed images may be slightly
discolored.
•Please note that if the paper is bent or
folded, the prints may fall from the Print Exit
(above the Paper Cassette).
•To prevent paper jams, do not allow more
than 10 sheets of paper to accumulate at the
Print Exit.
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• If the Paper Cassette is removed while printing is in progress,
paper wiil become jammed in the Print Exit (above the Paper
Cassette) and be unable to be pulled out. Insert the Paper
Cassette and turn the printer on again to discharge the paper.
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Using MENU Mode
Title
Using MENU Mode
The settings for the functions in the Photo
Printer are made at the MENU Screen.
MENU
IMenu Description
О
Press the MENU Button.
•The MENU Screen is
displayed on the television
screen.
О PRINT:
О FORMAT;
О PICTURE:
О FRAME:
0 TITLE;
О OSD (On Screen Display):
Use the ◄ and ► Buttons to set the number of
prints (from 1 to 10) desired.
If [SET] is selected, use the A and T Buttons
to select each print function. (p.20 - 25)
If [SET] is selected, you can adjust the picture
quality. (p.18)
If [SET] is selected, you can make your own
trimming frame, (p.42)
If [SET] is selected, you can make your own
titles, (p.44)
Use the M and ► Buttons to select [ON] or
[OFF] for the screen display.
• Error messages, menus, and the preset title
menu are still displayed even when [OFF] is
selected for OSD.
(The setting for OSD is still stored even when
the INPUT SELECT Switch is set to “PC
CARD”).
^ or ^
Use the A and T Buttons to select the desired menu.
•The mark indicates the
selected item.
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MENU
-IC^PRINT
- FORMAT [STD] SET
- PICTURE [STD] SET
- FRAME
- TITLE [OFR SET
- OSD [ON]
- WIDE [AUTO] ON OFF
[◄►jCHANGE
[^ jSELECT [ENTER] END
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[OFF] SET
OFF
Remarks, etc.
ENTER
or
Use the M and ^ Buttons to select the desired setting.
•The selected setting is
indicated by brackets [ ].
OWIDE; [AUTO] The wide video signal from the S-
[ON] All pictures are printed in wide
[OFF] All images, including wide images,
Press the ENTER Button to complete the setting.
•The MENU Screen
disappears from the television
screen.
VIDEO IN socket is automatically
identified and printed in wide
dimensions (62x 107 mm).
dimensions.
are printed in normal dimensions.
•The M A T ^ Buttons, ENTER Button,
and cl)/1 (Power) Button are the only
buttons that function while the MENU
Screen is displayed.
•Once you set “PICTURE,” [ADJ] is displayed
on the MENU Screen. The previous settings
are maintained in memory until you select
[SET] to implement the new settings.
•Once you set “FRAME" or ‘TITLE,” [ON] is
displayed on the MENU Screen. The previous
settings are maintained in memory until you
select [SET] to implement the new settings.
•The stored settings are erased when the
power cable is unplugged.
• If the letters are blurred and difficult to read
when the MENU Screen is displayed, go to
the MEMORY Screen and then return to the
MENU Screen to make the settings.
•When normal-sized images are printed as
wide images, the printed picture is stretched
horizontally.
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►When wide images are printed as normal
sized images, the printed picture is stretched
vertically ,
•Wide images can be automatically identified
only when the Photo Printer and the video
device are connected with an S-Video cable.
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For Optimum Printing Resuits (picture)
Title
For Optimum Printing
Resuits
(PiCTURE)
Although the picture quality of an image that
you want to print can be adjusted before
storing the image in memory, for optimum
results we recommend that you adjust the
picture quality of the image after you have
stored it in memory.
Press the MENU Button.
MENU
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Use the ▼ Button to select
“PICTURE”.
MENU
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PICTURE [STD] SET
FRAME [OFF] SET
TIUE [OFF] SET
OSD [ON] OFF
WIDE [AUTO] ON OFF
[-«►ICHANGE
[ t ] SELECT
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[STD] SET
[ENTER] END
^ or
Use the ^ and ^ Buttons to
adjust the level.
COLOR +2
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MENU
PRINT
FORMAT1[STD] SET
[^PICTURE '[STD]“ SET“n
FRAME [OFF]
TITLE [OFF] SET
OSD [ON] OFF
WIDE [AUTO] ON OFF
[< ^ ►]SELECT [ENTER]END
ENTER
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Press the ENTER Button.
SET
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[^►]ADJUST
[^ ]SELECT [ENTER]END
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