Sony DPP-FP85 User Manual

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Before you begin

Digital Photo Printer

DPP-FP85/FP95

Operating Instructions

Before operating this unit, please read “Read This First” and “About the Print Pack” supplied and this manual, “Operating Instructions,” thoroughly and retain them for future reference.

Owner's Record

The model and serial numbers are located on the bottom of the printer. Record the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model No.: Serial No. ________________________

Preparations

Direct printing

Printing from a PictBridge

digital camera

Printing from a Bluetooth-

compliant device

Printing from a PC

Error messages

Troubleshooting

Additional information

Please read the supplied “Read This First” and “About the Print Packs.”

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WARNING

To reduce fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

For the customers purchasing the DPP-FP95 in the U.S.A.

CAUTION

You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.

If you have any questions about this product, you may call:

Sony Customer Information Services Center 1-800-222-SONY (7669)

The number below is for the FCC related matters only.

Regulatory Information

Declaration of Conformity

Trade Name: SONY Model No.: DPP-FP95 Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc. Address: 16530 Via Esprillo, San Diego,

CA 92127 U.S.A. Telephone No.: 858-942-2230 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.

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 radio/TV

technician for help.

For the Customers in Europe

This product has been tested and found compliant with the limits set out in the EMC Directive for using connection cables shorter than 3 meters (9.8 feet).

Attention

The electromagnetic fields at the specific frequencies may influence the picture of this digital photo printer.

Notice

If static electricity or electromagnetism causes data transfer to discontinue midway (fail), restart the application or disconnect and connect the communication cable (USB, etc) again.

Notice for the customers in the countries applying EU Directives

The manufacturer of this product is Sony Corporation, 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo, 108-0075 Japan.

The Authorized Representative for EMC and product safety is Sony Deutschland Gmbh, Hedelfinger Strasse 61, 70327 Stuttgart, Germany.

For any service or guarantee matters, please refer to the addresses given in separate service or guarantee documents.

Note:

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

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Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will

help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local Civic Office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

NOTICE FOR CUSTOMERS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

A moulded plug complying with BS 1363 is fitted to this equipment for your safety and convenience.

Should the fuse in the plug supplied need to be replaced, a fuse of the same rating as the supplied one and approved by ASTA or BSI to BS 1362, (i.e.marked with or mark) must be used.

If the plug supplied with this equipment has a detachable fuse cover, be sure to attach the fuse cover after you change the fuse. Never use the plug without the fuse cover. If you should lose the fuse cover, please contact your nearest Sony service station.

Duplication, edition, or printing of a CD, TV program, copyrighted materials such as pictures or publications, or any other materials except for your own recording or creation is limited to private or domestic use only. Unless you hold copyright or have permission from copyright holders for the materials to be duplicated, use of those materials beyond this limit may infringe the provisions of the copyright law and be subject to the copyright holder’s claim for damages.

When using photo images with this printer, pay special attention not to infringe the provisions of the copyright law. Any unauthorized use or modification of portraits may also infringe their rights.

For some demonstrations, performances, or exhibits, photography may be forbidden.

Backup recommendations

To avoid potential risk of data loss caused by accidental operation or malfunction of the printer, we recommend that you save a backup copy of your data.

Information

IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE, OR LOSSES OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUCT OR THE USE OF ANY PRODUCT.

Sony shall assume no responsibility for any accidental or consequential damages or loss of the recorded content which may be caused by use or malfunction of the printer or memory card.

Notes on LCD screen

• The displayed image on the screen is not identical in picture quality and colors with the printed image because display methods or profiles differ. Please regard the displayed image as just a reference.

• Do not press against the LCD screen. The screen may be discolored and that may cause a malfunction.

• Exposing the LCD screen to direct sunlight for a long period may cause malfunctions.

• The LCD screen is manufactured using extremely high-precision technology, so over 99.99% of the pixels are operational for effective use. However, there may be some tiny black points and/or bright points (white, red, blue or green in color) that constantly appear on the LCD screen. These points are normal in the manufacturing process and do not affect the printing in any way.

• Images may trail across on the LCD screen in a cold location. This is not a malfunction.

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On trademarks and copyrights

• “BRAVIA,” BRAVIA Sync, , Cyber-shot,

, “Memory Stick,” ,

“Memory Stick Duo,” ,

“MagicGate Memory Stick,” “Memory Stick

PRO,” , “Memory Stick

PRO Duo,” , “Memory

Stick PRO-HG Duo,” ,

“Memory Stick Micro,” ,

, “Memory Stick-ROM,” ,

“MagicGate,” and are

trademarks of Sony Corporation.

• HDMI, , and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.

• Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and DirectX are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

• Intel and Pentium are the registered trademarks or trademarks of Intel Corporation.

• CompactFlash is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation in the U.S.A.

• or xD-Picture Card™ is a trademark of FUJIFILM Corporation.

• is a trademark of FotoNation Inc. in the U.S.A.

• is a registered trademark of Ichikawa Soft Laboratory.

• All other companies and product names mentioned herein may be the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Furthermore, “™” and “ each case in this manual.

• This unit is equipped with face recognition feature. Sony Face Recognition technology developed by Sony is used.

• The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Sony Corporation is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.

• Contains iType™ and fonts from Monotype Imaging Inc. iType™ is a trademark of Monotype Imaging Inc.

” are not mentioned in

Notice for users

All rights reserved. This manual or the software described herein, in whole or in part, may not be reproduced, translated or reduced to any machine readable form without prior written approval from Sony Corporation.

IN NO EVENT SHALL SONY CORPORATION BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, WHETHER BASED ON TORT, CONTACT, OR OTHERWISE, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS MANUAL, THE SOFTWARE OR OTHER INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN OR THE USE THEREOF.

By breaking the seal of the envelope of the CD-ROM package, you accept all the terms and conditions of this agreement. If you do not accept these terms and conditions, please return this disk envelope unopened, along with the rest of the package, immediately to the dealer where you obtained it.

Sony Corporation reserves the right to make any modification to this manual or the information contained herein at any time without notice.

The software described herein may also be governed by the terms of a separate user license agreement.

Any design data such as sample pictures provided in this software cannot be modified or duplicated except for the purpose of personal use. Any unauthorized duplication of this software is prohibited under copyright law.

Please note that unauthorized duplication or modification of portraits or copyrighted work could infringe the rights reserved by rights holders.

You may be referred to the supplied “Read This First” and “About the Print Packs” when there are detailed explanations in the leaflet.

On the illustrations and screen shot used in this manual

The illustrations and screen shots used in this manual are of the DPP-FP95 unless noted otherwise.

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Before you begin

Identifying the parts ........................7

Preparations

Checking the contents of the

package ..........................................9

Setting the ink ribbon .....................9

Inserting the print paper ...............10

Connecting to the

AC power source ..........................12

Direct printing

LCD screen display .......................13

An image preview view ...................13

Index View ......................................14

Basic printing ...............................15

Inserting a memory card .................15

Printing selected images ................16

Enjoying various printing ..............18

Correcting a failed photo automatically (AUTO TOUCH-UP)

Editing an image ...........................21

Enlarging and reducing

an image size .................................21

Moving an image ...........................21

Rotating an image ..........................21

Adjusting an image ........................22

Adding a special filter to an image .22 Correcting the

red-eye phenomenon .....................24

........................20

Printing an edited image ................ 25

Saving an edited image .................. 25

Performing “CreativePrint” ...........26

Making a Scrapbook ...................... 26

Making a Calendar ......................... 27

Superimposing a message

on an image ................................... 29

Adding a frame ............................... 31

Making layout prints ...................... 32

Making an ID photo ....................... 32

Performing Batch Print (Index Print/

DPOF Print/Print All) .....................33

Viewing a slideshow .....................34

Showing the slideshow .................. 34

Reserving printing .......................... 35

Printing .......................................... 35

File operations ..............................35

Copying images ............................. 35

Deleting selected images ............... 36

Formatting a “Memory Stick” ......... 37

Changing the Print setup ..............38

Changing the

Display/Printer setup ....................41

Printing from a High Definition

television ......................................43

Connecting to a television .............. 43

Printing procedures ....................... 44

On control for HDMI ...................... 45

On BRAVIA PhotoTV HD ................ 45

What is “BRAVIA Sync” .................. 45

Printing from an external device ...46

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Printing from a PictBridge digital camera

Printing from a PictBridge digital

camera .........................................47

Error messages

If an error message appears ......... 62

Troubleshooting

Printing from a Bluetoothcompliant device

Printing from a Bluetooth-compliant

device ...........................................48

Compatible profiles for Bluetooth

communication .............................. 48

Preparations: connecting

DPPA-BT1 ..................................... 48

Printing .......................................... 49

Transferring an image to a memory

card ............................................... 49

Printing from a PC

Printing from a PC ........................51

Installing the software ..................51

System requirements ..................... 51

Installing the printer driver ............. 52

Uninstalling the printer driver ........ 54

Installing the Picture Motion

Browser ......................................... 55

Uninstalling the Picture Motion

Browser ......................................... 56

Printing photos from the Picture

Motion Browser ............................56

Registering a browsing folder ........ 60

Stopping printing ........................... 60

Printing from a commercially-available

software application ....................... 61

If trouble occurs ...........................65

If paper jams ................................77

Cleaning .......................................78

Additional information

Precautions ..................................79

On safety ........................................79

On installation ................................79

On cleaning ....................................80

On restrictions on duplication ........80

About the Memory Cards ..............80

“Memory Stick” ..............................80

SD Card ..........................................81

xD-Picture Card ..............................82

CompactFlash card .........................82

Notes on using memory card ..........82

Specifications ...............................83

Printing range .................................85

Glossary .......................................86

Index ............................................87

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Before you begin

Identifying the parts

For details, see the pages indicated in the parentheses.

Illustrations are of the DPP-FP95. The button locations and names of the DPP-FP85 are identical, although the LCD screen size is different.

Printer front panel

A 1 (on/standby) button/standby

indicator)

B MENU button C (Index View) (zoom out)/

(zoom in) buttons (.page 15)

D LCD screen

2.5 type DPP-FP85 3.6 type DPP-FP95

E ENTER button F Direction (g/G/f/F) buttons G AUTO TOUCH-UP button

(.page 20)

H PRINT button/indicator I CANCEL button J “Memory Stick PRO” (Standard/

Duo) slot (.page 15)

K SD Card/xD-Picture Card slot

(.page 15)

L CompactFlash card slot

(.page 15)

M Paper tray compartment door N Paper tray compartment

(.page 11)

O Access indicator P Ink ribbon eject lever (.page 9) Q Ink ribbon (not supplied)

(.page 9)

R Ink ribbon compartment door

(.page 9)

Before you begin

Continued

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Printer rear panel

A Handle

As illustrated below, raise the handle when you carry the printer. When you use the printer, close the handle to its original position.

Printer left side panel

E HDMI OUT (output) connector

(.page 43)

When using the printer with a High-definition television, connect an HDMI cable into this connector.

F USB connector (.page 53)

When using the printer in PC mode, connect a USB cable to this connector.

G PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE

connector (.pages 46 to 48)

When using a PictBridge-compliant digital camera, a mass storage device such as a USB memory or photo storage device, a Bluetooth USB adaptor (DPPA-BT1*), or other external USB device, connect it via this connector.

(*In some regions, the DPPA-BT1 Bluetooth USB adaptor is not sold.)

Notes

• When you carry the printer, make sure to remove memory cards, external devices, the paper tray, AC adaptor, and other cables. Otherwise malfunctions may occur.

• When using the DPP-FP95, set the LCD panel to its original position.

B Ventilation holes C Paper outlet D DC IN 24 V jack (.page 12)

Plug the supplied AC adaptor into this connector. Then connect the AC adaptor and AC outlet with the power cord.

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Preparations

Checking the contents of the package

Make sure that the following accessories are supplied with your printer.

• Paper tray (1)

• AC adaptor (1)

• AC power cord

• Cleaning cartridge (1)/Cleaning sheet (1)

• CD-ROM (Windows Printer Driver Software Ver.1.0 and Picture Motion Browser Ver.3.0) (1)

• Operating Instructions (this booklet) (1)

• Read This First (1)

• About the Print Packs (1)

• Warranty (In some regions, the warranty is not supplied.) (1)

• Sony End User Software License Agreement (1)

*1 The plug shape and specifications of the AC power

cord differ depending on the region in which you purchased the printer.

About Sony Print Packs (not supplied)

Please use a Sony optional color print pack designed for the printer. For details, see the supplied “About the Print Packs.”

(1)

Setting the ink ribbon

1 Pull and open the ink ribbon

compartment door.

2 Insert the ink ribbon in the direction

of the arrow until it clicks into place.

Preparations

3 Close the ink ribbon compartment

door.

Removing the ink ribbon

Push up the blue eject lever, and remove the used ink ribbon.

Continued

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Notes

• Do not touch the ink ribbon or store the ink ribbon

in a dusty location. Fingerprints or dust on the ink ribbon may result in imperfect printing.

• Do not rewind the ink ribbon and use the rewound

ink ribbon for printing. Otherwise, proper printing results will not be obtained, or a malfunction may occur. If the ink ribbon does not click into place, remove it and then re-insert it. Only when the ink ribbon is too slack to be loaded, keep pressing the core of the ribbon and wind the ink ribbon in the direction of the arrow to remove the slack.

Do not wind the ribbon in the directions shown here.

• Do not disassemble the ink ribbon.

• Do not pull out the ribbon from the ink ribbon.

• Do not remove the ink ribbon while printing.

• Avoid placing the ink ribbon in a location subject

to high temperatures, high humidity, excessive dust or direct sunlight. Please store it in a cool and dark place and use it within a short period from the date of production. Depending on the storage conditions, the ink ribbon may deteriorate. Use of such an ink ribbon may affect the printed results, for which we cannot guarantee or compensate.

Inserting the print paper

1 Open the paper tray cover.

Hold the parts on both sides of the paper tray cover (shown with arrows) and open the paper tray cover.

2 Set the print paper into the paper

tray.

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3 Close the paper tray cover.

4 Open the slide cover.

5 Insert the paper tray into the printer.

• To avoid paper jam or malfunctions of the printer, make sure of the following before printing:

– Do not write or type on the print paper.

– Do not attach a sticker or stamps on the print

paper.

– When adding print paper to the paper tray, be

sure that the total number of print paper sheets does not exceed 20 sheets.

– Do not insert different types of print paper

together into the paper tray.

– Do not print on used print paper. Printing an

image twice on the same paper will not make the printed image thicker.

– Use the print paper for this printer only.

– Do not use print paper ejected without printing.

Notes on storing the print paper

• To store print paper in the tray, remove the paper tray from the printer and close the slide door of the paper tray.

• Avoid storing the paper with the printed faces touching each other or in contact with rubber or plastic products, including vinyl chloride or plasticizer for an extended period of time; color changes or deterioration of the printed image may occur.

• Avoid placing the print paper in a location subject to high temperatures, high humidity, excessive dust or direct sunlight.

• When you are going to store partially-used print paper, store it in its original bag or a similar container.

Preparations

Notes

• You can set up to 20 sheets of print paper. Riffle the print paper thoroughly. Insert the print paper with the protective sheet facing up. Then remove the protective sheet.

• Insert the print paper with its printing surface (the side with no imprint) facing up.

• Do not touch the printing surface. Fingerprints or contamination on the printing surface may result in imperfect printing.

• Do not bend the print paper, or cut the print paper from the perforations before printing.

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Connecting to the AC power source

1 Insert the plug of the AC adaptor

into the DC IN 24 V jack on the back of the printer.

2 Connect one plug of the AC power

cord to the connector of the AC adaptor and the other plug to the wall outlet.

Notes

• Do not place the printer in an unstable location

such as on a wobbly table.

• Leave enough room around the printer. The print

paper emerges from the back a few times during printing. Keep 10 cm (13/32 inches) or more space at the rear of the printer.

• Connect the AC adaptor to an easily accessible

wall outlet close by. If trouble occurs while using the adaptor, immediately shut off the power by disconnecting the plug from the wall outlet.

• Do not short the plug of the AC adaptor with a

metallic object, as this may cause a malfunction.

• Do not use the AC adaptor placed in a narrow

space, such as between a wall and furniture.

• When you have finished using the AC adaptor,

disconnect the AC power cord from the DC IN 24 V jack of the printer and from the AC power sources.

• The printer is not disconnected from the AC power

source (mains) as long as it is connected to the wall outlet, even if the printer itself has been turned off.

10 cm (13/32 inches)

AC adaptor

To the wall

AC power cord

outlet

To use your Printer abroad Power sources

You can use your Printer and the AC Adaptor (supplied) in any country or region where the power supply is within 100 V to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz. Use a commercially available AC plug adaptor [a], if necessary, depending on the wall outlet (wall socket) [b].

AC-S2422

Do not use an electronics transformer (travel converter), as this may cause a malfunction.

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Direct printing

LCD screen display

An image preview view

On-screen Display: On

You can change the image preview view by setting the “On-screen Display” from the Display/Printer setup menu. To display a different image, press g/G.

A Input/setting indications

Input indications and settings information for an image are displayed.

Icons Meaning

“Memory Stick” input

CompactFlash card input

SD Card input

xD-Picture Card input

External Device input

Protect indication

DPOF print preset indication

n-screen Display: Off

n-screen Display: Details

Associated file indication (Displayed when there is an associated file such as a motion file or a miniature e-mail image file.)

Indicates Date Print “On.”

Indicates Date Print (Date/Time) “On.”

Indicates “Pattern 1” (Borders).

Indicates “Pattern 2” (Borders).

Indicates Pages Per Sheet 4 “On.”

Indicates Pages Per Sheet 9 “On.”

Indicates Pages Per Sheet 16 “On.”

Direct printing

B Number of selected images/Total

number of images

C Ink ribbon indication

P: P size C: Cleaning cartridge

Continued

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D Image number (folder-file

number)*

(*DCF-compatible files only. In the case of other file formats, only part of the file name will be displayed.)

E Operation tips F Shot or saved date (*month/day/

year)

G Print quantity setting H Detailed information display

Index View

Displays a list of the images contained on the selected medium (Index View). You can switch the index view by selecting “by Filename” or “by date” on the Index View menu.

Index View “by Filename”

The images are listed in the order of their file names.

Index View “by date”

The images are listed by their shot or saved date.

A Cursor (orange frame)

You can move the cursor (selection) by pressing g/G/f/F.

B Print quantity setting C Operation tips D Scroll bar

Indicates the location of the image among the total number of images.

E Shooting date (*month, day, and

year)

* Settings at the factory differ depending on

the country or area you purchased the printer. When you start using the printer, please make setting for each item. You can change the order of month, day, and year (page 42).

Note

When the number of images exceeds 2,000, the images cannot be displayed by date. They are displayed by file names.

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Switching the image preview

view and index view

You can switch the display as follows:

• To display the index view

In an image preview view, press (Index View)/ (Reduce). When an image is enlarged, press repeatedly. An image is reduced to its original scale and then the index view is displayed.

• To display an image preview view

In the index view, press g/G/f/F to move the cursor to the desired image and press ENTER or (Enlarge). The display changes from the index view to an image preview view.

• To enlarge an image

In an image preview view, press (Enlarge) repeatedly. The image is enlarged up to 5 times the original scale.

Basic printing

Inserting a memory card

With the label side facing up, insert a memory card (“Memory Stick,” “Memory Stick Duo,” CompactFlash card, SD Card or an xD-Picture Card) that contains the images for printing into the proper slot until firmly into place. For the types of memory cards you can use with the printer, please see pages 80 to 82.

ccess indicator

Direct printing

With the label side facing up (xD-Picture Card, SD Card, CompactFlash card, or “Memory Stick” (“Memory Stick Duo”) from the left)

To eject a memory card

Remove the memory card from the slot slowly in the reverse direction it was inserted.

Continued

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Notes

• Insert only the memory card that you want to use

for printing. When multiple memory cards are inserted, the memory card inserted first will have the first priority.

• The printer supports both standard and small sizes.

A Memory Stick Duo adaptor is not necessary.

• The SD Card/xD-Picture Card slot automatically

detects card type.

• To use a memory card, follow the steps described

on pages 80 to 82.

Printing selected images

This section explains how to display the images of a memory card or an external device on the printer’s LCD screen and print the selected images (direct printing). For how to print from an external device, see page 46.

1 Press 1 (on/standby) to turn on the

printer.

The standby indicator of the printer lights in yellow green. An image stored on the memory card or external device is displayed on the LCD screen.

2 Press g/G to display the image that

you want to print.

3 Set the print quantity.

To print one sheet of the displayed image, skip this procedure and go on to the next step.

Press ENTER to display the print quantity indication. Then press f/F to specify the number of copies and press ENTER.

4 Press PRINT.

While the PRINT button lights in green, the printer is ready for printing. All the images with print quantity settings are printed.

To print multiple images

Repeat steps 2 and 3.

To change the print quantity

Display the image whose print quantity you want to change, and press ENTER to display the print quantity indication. Then press f/F to set the print quantity and then press ENTER.

If you select “0,” printing is canceled.

Enlarging an image to be printed (Trimming Print)

Press (Enlarge). You can enlarge an image up to the 5 times the original scale.

Press PRINT, so that the print preview is displayed. Press PRINT again to print the image preview view.

To resume the original size, press (Reduce).

Notes

• Never move or turn off the printer while it is printing; the ink ribbon may become stuck or paper jam may occur. In case you turn off the power, keep the paper tray inserted and turn on the printer. After the paper is ejected, resume printing.

• Do not remove the paper tray during printing. Otherwise, malfunction may occur.

• The print paper emerges a few times during printing. Do not touch nor pull the emerged paper.

• If print paper is jammed, see page 77.

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On built-in images

If you press ENTER while nothing is connected to the printer, the images contained in the printer are displayed. You can print or adjust the built-in images.

On selecting input

The printer is not equipped with the input select switch. When you connect a memory card or an external device with the printer, the images of the connected media are displayed automatically. If multiple memory cards or an external device are connected, the media first connected has the priority.

When you turn on the printer with multiple media being inserted or connected, the printer detects the media in the order of “Memory Stick,” CompactFlash card, SD Card, xDPicture Card, and external device connected to PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector.

On demonstration mode

After five seconds elapse with no memory card or external device connected, the printer enters into the demonstration mode.

Pressing a button, or connecting a memory card or external device terminates the demonstration mode.

Direct printing

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Enjoying various printing

Operation using the printer buttons

AUTO TOUCH-UP

AUTO TOUCH-UP adjustment

.page 20

In addition to the Auto Fine Print5 automatic adjustment, the following adjustments are performed:

• Skin Smoothing

• Exposure Correction (using face

Press MENU.

detection feature)

• Focus Correction

• Red-eye Correction

You can use AUTO TOUCH-UP adjustment during Edit or CreativePrint menu operations.

• Press g/G to select a desired item,

and then press ENTER.

• To exit the menu, press MENU again.

1 Edit .page 21

You can adjust the size, position, hue or other picture property of the selected image.

Items Procedures

Adds an filter to an image.

Reduces the red-eye phenomenon.

Undoes the editing just done and resets the image to the status

Items Procedures

/ Increases or reduces the size of an

image.

Moves an image.

Rotates an image.

Adjusts the picture quality of an image.

before editing.

Saves the edited image.

Pressing the AUTO TOUCH-UP button adjusts exposure, focus, red-eye and other corrections automatically.

Prints an edited image.

Exits the Edit menu.

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2 CreativePrint .page 26

You can create a Calendar, ID Photo, or other various printouts.

Scrapbook Calendar Superimpose

Frame Layout Print ID Photo

3 Batch Print .page 33

You can enjoy batch print such as “Index Print,” “DPOF Print,“ and “Print All.”

Index Print

4 Slideshow .page 34

You can perform a slideshow of the images saved in a memory card or an external device. You can also perform a slideshow of the “CreativePrint” prints.

5 Print setup 6 Display/Printer setup

.page 38 .page 41

7 File operation .page 35

• Copying images between memory cards

• Deleting an image

• Formatting a “Memory Stick”

Direct printing

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Correcting a failed photo automatically (AUTO TOUCH-UP)

1 Select the image that you want to

adjust and then press AUTO TOUCH-UP.

Adjustment of the selected image starts. The adjustment results will be displayed on the screen. When a human face is detected, the face is displayed with a frame as the adjustments proceed.

To check the adjustment result more clearly:

Press to enlarge the image. (The image will not be enlarged when printed.)

To display the original image (before adjustments) again

Press AUTO TOUCH-UP. To display the adjusted image, press AUTO TOUCH-UP again.

If you have set a print quantity for multiple images

All the images with print quantity settings are adjusted. To display other images, press g/G.

To change the print quantity

Press ENTER to display the print quantity indication. Then press f/F to set the print quantity and then press ENTER.

Notes

• After the AUTO TOUCH-UP adjustment, you cannot make a trimming print of an image that has been enlarged by pressing .

• Depending on the image, a face may not be automatically detected. If the brightness of the face is not adjusted properly, select “Adjust” from the Edit menu to adjust the brightness manually (page 22).

• Depending on the image, the out-of-focus phenomenon may not be corrected. In this case, use the “Sharpness” function from Adjust in the Edit menu to adjust the sharpness manually (page 22).

• Out-of-focus reduction does not take effect on blur caused by shaking of the camera.

• Depending on the image, the red-eye phenomenon may not be corrected. In this case, perform red-eye correction to make red-eye adjustments manually (page 24).

The automatic red-eye correction function of this printer uses the technology of FotoNation Inc. in the U.S.A.

The “Skin Smoothing” correction function of the printer uses the technology of Ichikawa Soft Laboratory.

2 Press PRINT.

Printing of the selected image(s) starts.

Tip

Adjustment takes effect only on the image being printed. The original image will not be adjusted.

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Editing an image

Rotating an image

Enlarging and reducing

an image size

1 From the Edit menu (page 18),

press g/G to select (Enlarge) to enlarge an image or (Reduce) to reduce it, and then press ENTER.

Each time you press the button, the image becomes larger or smaller. You can also use the (zoom in) and (zoom out) buttons to enlarge or reduce the image size:

: up to 200%

: down to 60%

Note

The picture quality of an enlarged image may deteriorate depending on its size.

Moving an image

1 From the Edit menu (page 18),

press g/G to select (Move) and then press ENTER.

The g/G/f/F indicators appear on the left/right/above/below the image and you can move the image.

1 From the Edit menu (page 18),

press g/G to select (Rotate) and then press ENTER.

The Rotate menu is displayed.

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2 Press f/F to select the direction to

rotate the image and then press ENTER.

• Rotate 90 Clockwise: Each time you

press ENTER, the image rotates 90° clockwise.

• Rotate 90 Counterclockwise:

Each time you press ENTER, the image rotates 90° counterclockwise.

3 Press PRINT.

2 Press g/G/f/F to move an image. 3 Press ENTER.

The image is fixed in its current position.

4 Press PRINT.

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Adjusting an image

1 From the Edit menu (page 18),

press g/G to select (Adjust) and then press ENTER.

The Adjust menu is displayed.

2 Press f/F to select the desired

adjustment tool and press ENTER.

The adjustment screen of the selected tool appears.

When “Brightness” is selected.

Press g/G to adjust an image while checking the level.

The image before adjustment is displayed on the left half of the screen, and the adjusted image is displayed on the right.

• Brightness: Press G to brighten the picture or g to darken it.

• Tint: Press G to make the picture greenish or g to make it reddish.

• Saturation: Press G to deepen the colors or g to lighten them.

• Sharpness: Press G to sharpen the outlines or g to soften them.

3 Press ENTER.

The adjustment takes effect.

4 Press PRINT.

Adding a special filter to

an image

1 From the Edit menu (page 18),

press g/G to select (Filter) and then press ENTER.

The Filter menu is displayed.

2 Press f/F to select the filter you

want to add to the image.

• No Filter: No special filter is used on

the image (default setting).

• Single Color: Changes all the colors

except for the one specified color into gray scale.

• Painting: Makes the image look like a

painted picture.

The “Painting” filter of the printer is uses the technology of Ichikawa Soft Laboratory.

• Cross Filter: Adds a cross, starburst

effect to the light source to print an image with a sparkling impression.

• Partial Color: Makes the

surroundings of the subject monochrome to emphasize the subject in the center.

• Sepia: Changes the image to look like

an old photograph with faded colors.

• Monochrome: Changes the image

into a black and white picture.

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• Fish-eye: Makes the image look like a

photo taken with a fish-eye lens.

3 Press ENTER.

The filter takes effect.

When you have selected “Cross Filter,” “Painting,” or “Single Color,” the setting window is displayed. Move to the next step.

4 Set the level and range.

x Cross Filter

1Select “Level” with f/F and press

ENTER, adjust the level with f/F, and then press ENTER. The higher the level you set, the more light sources become sparkling.

2Select “Length” with f/F and press

ENTER, adjust the length of light with

f/F, and then press ENTER.

x Painting

Press f/F to adjust the line length and then press ENTER.

x Single Color

To select a color from specified colors

Press g/G to select the color that you want to retain and then press ENTER.

To select a color from a photo

1Press f/F to select “Select a favorite

color.,” then press ENTER. The image is displayed with the colorpick tool.

2Press g/G/f/F to specify the portion

that contains your favorite color, and then press ENTER.

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3Press g/G to specify the range of the

selected color.

The image becomes monochrome while the specified color remains.

4Press ENTER to fix the color and range.

The image becomes monochrome while the specified color remains.

5 Press PRINT.

Tip

To redo the above operations, select “No Filter” and then redo the operations.

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Correcting the red-eye

phenomenon

When pressing AUTO TOUCH-UP cannot reduce the red-eye phenomenon of a subject shot by flash, you can adjust the image manually.

Note

If you perform additional editing, such as enlarging, reducing the image size, rotating or moving an image, after the red-eye correction, the red-eye correction may not take effect. Perform the red-eye correction after these editorial operations.

1 From the Edit menu (page 18),

press g/G to select (Red-eye Correction) and then press ENTER.

The adjustment frame appears on the image, which indicates the range for redeye correction.

Adjustment frame

3Press ENTER.

The frame is fixed in the current position.

x To change the size of the adjustment frame

Press g/G to select (Enlarge) or (Reduce) and press ENTER.

Each time you press ENTER, the frame becomes larger or smaller.

You can also enlarge or reduce the size by pressing the (zoom in) or (zoom out) buttons on the printer.

Tip

Make the size of the adjustment frame 2 to 7 times as large as the eye size.

3 Press g/G to select and press

ENTER.

The range of red-eye correction is enlarged.

4 Press ENTER.

The adjustment takes effect.

The Red-eye correction menu is displayed.

To make a red-eye correction for other eyes, repeat steps 2 to 4.

2 Adjust the position and size of the

adjustment frame.

Make the red-eye correction for the right and left eyes separately.

x To move the adjustment frame

1Press g/G to select (Move) and

press ENTER.

2Move the frame with g/G/f/F.

The frame moves in the selected direction.

5 Press g/G to select and press

ENTER.

The Edit menu is displayed again.

6 Press PRINT.

To reset the adjustment

Press CANCEL in step 5 instead of ENTER.

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Printing an edited image

1 Press PRINT.

The print quantity indication is displayed.

2 Set the print quantity.

• To increase the print quantity one by

one, press f repeatedly.

• To reduce the print quantity one by one,

press F briefly repeatedly.

• To reset the print quantity to 1, press F

for more than two seconds.

3 Press PRINT.

3 Set date.

Press g/G to select an item (day, month, and year), and press f/F to select the number, and then press ENTER.

Saving an edited image

1 Select (Save) and then press

ENTER.

The dialog box used to specify the destination folder is displayed.

2 Select the destination where you

want to save the image.

Press f/F to select “Memory Stick,” “CompactFlash,” “SD Card,” “xD-Picture Card” or “External Device,” and press ENTER.

Tip

When you select “External Device,” a dialog box for selecting a drive may be displayed. Follow the instructions on the screen to select the destination drive.

The dialog box used for setting a date is displayed. You can save the set date with the image.

The image edited by the Edit or

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CreativePrint menu is saved as a new image. The dialog box used to specify the new image number (folder number-file number) is displayed.

Tip

The original image will not be overwritten.

4 Press ENTER.

Notes

• While the image is being saved, do not turn off the printer or remove a memory card or external device from the printer. The printer, memory card, USB card, or external device may be damaged or the data may be lost.

• You cannot save built-in images.

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Performing

Making a Scrapbook

“CreativePrint”

Using the CreativePrint menu

Note

Depending on the size of the print paper, the templates you can select may differ. To specify the template, make sure to set the appropriate ink ribbon and print paper in advance. Then select a template for the size set.

To undo the operation midway

Press CANCEL The window of the previous step is displayed. Depending on the step, you may not be able to undo the operation.

To exit the CreativePrint menu

• Press MENU in the middle of the operations and select “CreativePrint Complete.”

• In the image preview view, press to select and press ENTER.

The dialog box for saving an image may be displayed (page 25).

Tip

You can press MENU while performing CreativePrint and set part of the Print setup menu items.

g/G/f/F

1 From the CreativePrint menu

(page 19), press g/G/f/F to select

“Scrapbook,” then press ENTER.

The window for selecting a theme is displayed.

2 Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

theme, then press ENTER.

The window used for selecting templates of the selected theme is displayed.

3 Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

template, then press ENTER.

A preview of the selected template is displayed.

4 Select an image.

When you select a template with multiple images, repeat the procedures below to select an image for each area.

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1Press g/G/f/F to select an image area,

then press ENTER. The index view is displayed.

2Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

image, then press ENTER. The window used for adjusting the image is displayed.

5 Adjust the image size, position or

others of the selected image.

Press g/G to select the desired adjustment item, then press ENTER.

6 Press g/G to select and press

ENTER.

The selected image is added to the image area.

To add a stamp, see “Superimposing a stamp” on page 31.

7 Press PRINT.

To save the image, see page 25.

Making a Calendar

Adjustment tools

Items Procedures

/ Increases or reduces the

size of an image when the buttons on the printer are pressed.

Move the image with g/G/f/F, and then press ENTER.

Each time you press ENTER, the image rotates 90° clockwise.

Automatically adjusts a failed photo having problems such as being backlit, out-of-focus, or showing the red-eye phenomenon, when the button on the printer is pressed.(page 20)

1 From the CreativePrint menu

(page 19), press g/G/f/F to select

“Calendar,” then press ENTER.

The window used for selecting the calendar template, is displayed.

2 Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

template, and then press ENTER.

The preview of the selected template is displayed.

Image area Calendar area

Tip

You can select and set an image area or calendar area in any order.

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3 Select an image.

When you select a template with multiple images, select an image for each area. For how to select an image, see step 4 on page 26. When you select image(s), the window for adjusting the image is displayed.

4 Adjust the image.

For how to adjust an image, see step 5 on page 27. When you adjust an image, the image is added to the image area.

5 Set the calendar.

1Press g/G/f/F to select the calendar

area and press ENTER. The calendar setting window is displayed.

Item Settings/Procedures

Date color Set the color of Sunday and

Saturday to be displayed in the calendar. Press G and then f/F to select the desired color for Sunday and Saturday. Then press ENTER.

Modify Calendar

You can add a stamp or desired color to a specific day in the calendar.

When adding a stamp (Example)

1Press g/G to select

(Stamp), and press

ENTER. The stamp selection window is displayed.

2Press g/G/f/F to select

a desired stamp, and

press ENTER.

2Press f/F to select the item that you

want to set, and then press ENTER.

Item Settings/Procedures

Start Y/M Set the first month and the

year starting the calendar.

g/G to select the

Press month or year and press f/F to set the number. Press ENTER.

Start Day Set the day of the week

(placed furthest left in the calendar). Press f/F to select “Sunday” or “Monday.” Then press ENTER.

The calendar is displayed.

Press g/G/f/F to select a

desired date for adding a

stamp and press

4Press f/F to select

and press ENTER.

To exit Modify Calendar and return to the Calendar setting window, press g/G to select and press ENTER. You can set “Date color” in the similar procedures.

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The calendar is displayed in the calendar area.

To add a stamp, see “Superimposing a stamp” on page 31.

6 Press PRINT.

To save the image, see page 25.

Superimposing a message on an image

Tip

To superimpose handwritten characters or an illustration, draw them with a black ink pen on a sheet of white paper, shoot them with a digital camera, and save the image on a memory card.

1 From the CreativePrint menu

(page 19), press g/G/f/F to select

“Superimpose,” then press

ENTER.

The window used for selecting the background image is displayed.

2 Select an image for the background.

1Press g/G/f/F to select an image for

background, then press ENTER. The window used for adjusting the image is displayed. For how to adjust an image, see step 5 on page 27.

2Press g/G to select and then press

ENTER. Preview window is displayed.

3 Superimpose a handwritten or a

standard format message over the background image.

x To superimpose a handwritten

message

1Press g/G to select (Handwritten

message), then press ENTER.

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The window used for selecting an image to be superimposed is displayed.

2Press g/G/f/F to select the image you

want to superimpose and press ENTER. Select the image of handwritten characters or illustrations you have prepared in advance. The trimming cursor is displayed.

3When you do not want to trim a

message, press ENTER.

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To specify the trimmed portion

g/G/f/F to select

Press trimming tool, and press ENTER.

g/G/f/F to move the cursor to

Press the position that you want to specify as the beginning point of the trimmed area, then press ENTER. Repeat the same procedures to specify the ending point of the trimmed area.

The color selection window is displayed.

4Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

color and then press ENTER. The window used for adjusting the superimposed image is displayed. For how to adjust an image, see step 5 on page 27.

5Press g/G to select and press

ENTER. A preview of the selected image superimposed on the background image is displayed.

x Superimposing a standard

format message

1Press g/G to select (Standard

format message), then press ENTER. The window used for selecting a standard format message is displayed.

2Press f/F to select the desired message

and press ENTER. The color selection window is displayed.

3Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

color and then press ENTER. The window used for adjusting the message is displayed. For how to adjust an image, see step 5 on page 27.

4Press g/G to select and press

ENTER. A preview of the superimposed message on the background image is displayed.

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x Superimposing a stamp

1Press g/G to select (Stamp), then

press ENTER. The window for selecting a stamp is displayed.

2Press g/G/f/F to select a desired

stamp and press ENTER. The window used for adjusting the stamp is displayed. For how to adjust an image, see step 5 on page 27.

3Press g/G to select and press

ENTER. The preview of the superimposed stamp on the background image is displayed.

To add multiple stamps

Repeat steps

2 through 3

4 Press PRINT.

To save the image, see page 25.

To superimpose multiple handwritten characters or preset messages

Press

g/G to select (Handwritten

message) or (Standard format message) and repeat step 3.

Adding a frame

1 From the CreativePrint menu

(page 19), press g/G/f/F to select

“Frame,” then press ENTER.

The Frame templates are displayed.

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2 Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

frame, then press ENTER.

The index view is displayed.

3 Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

image, then press ENTER.

The image adjustment window is displayed. For how to adjust an image, see step 5 on page 27.

4 Press g/G to select and press

ENTER.

The selected image is displayed with the selected frame.

5 Press PRINT.

To add a stamp, see “Superimposing a stamp” on page 31.

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Making layout prints Making an ID photo

1 From the CreativePrint menu

(page 19), press g/G/f/F to select

“Layout Print,” then press

ENTER.

The Layout Print templates are displayed.

2 Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

template, then press ENTER.

The preview of the selected template is displayed

3 Select an image.

4 Adjust an image.

For how to adjust an image, see step 5 on page 27. When you adjust an image, the image is added to the image area.

To add a stamp, see “Superimposing a stamp” on page 31.

5 Press PRINT.

1 From the CreativePrint menu

(page 19), press g/G/f/F to select “ID Photo,” then press ENTER.

The window used for setting the height and width of an ID Photo is displayed.

Tip

You can set a maximum size of 7.0 (width) x

9.0 (height) cm.

2 Press g/G/f/F to select the item

that you want to adjust, and press ENTER.

• To specify the unit: Select the text box at the left of the photo frame. You can select either “cm” or “inch.”

• To specify the height: Select the figure box at the right of the photo frame.

• To specify the width: Select the figure box in the upper of the photo frame.

3 Press f/F to set the size or unit and

then press ENTER.

4 If you want to specify the other size,

repeat steps 2 and 3.

5 Press g/G/f/F to select and

press ENTER.

The window for selecting an image is displayed.

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6 Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

image, and then press ENTER.

The window used for adjusting the image is displayed.

You can also set the following adjustment items.

Items Procedures

Adjust the picture quality of an image. (page 22)

Displays the window to correct red-eye phenomenon. (page 24)

Makes an image into monochrome pictures. (page 22)

For other adjustment items, see step 5 on page 27.

Performing Batch Print

(Index Print/DPOF Print/Print All)

• Index Print

You can print a list (index) of all the images stored in a memory card or an external device, which allows you to check the contents of the selected media easily. The number of split panes on a sheet will be calculated automatically. Images are printed in each split pane.

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7 Press g/G to select and press

ENTER.

8 Press PRINT.

Note

An ID photo print using this printer may not be acceptable to be used for an identification card or passport. Please check the requirements for the photo to be used in the certificate before you submit the card or passport.

•Print All

You can print all the images stored on a memory card or an external device at one time.

•DPOF Print

The images which are DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) preset for printing are displayed with the print mark ( ) in an image preview. You can print those images at one time. The images are printed with the preset number of copies in the order they were displayed.

Notes

• For how to preset images for printing, see the manual of your digital camera.

• Some types of digital cameras do not support the DPOF function, or the printer may not support some of the functions of the digital camera.

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1 From the menu, select (Batch

Print) and then press ENTER.

The Batch Print menu is displayed.

Viewing a slideshow

2 Press f/F to select “Index Print,”

“DPOF Print,” or “Print All” and then press ENTER.

The confirmation dialog box is displayed.

Note

If there are no DPOF preset images when you select “DPOF Print,” an error message will be displayed.

3 Press g/G to select “Yes” to start

printing or “No” to cancel printing, and then press ENTER.

When you select “Yes” printing starts.

Showing the slideshow

1 From the menu, press g/G to select

(Slideshow) and then press

ENTER.

The Slideshow menu is displayed.

2 Press f/F to select “Switch,” and

then press ENTER.

The window used to specify the way images are switched is displayed.

Items Procedures

Manual Press g/G to switch

images.

Auto1 Simple

Auto2 Creative*

The images are displayed automatically one after another in the order of the index view.

The “CreativePrint” images or edited images with filters are displayed automatically, at random.

*: Factory settings

3 Press f/F to select “Execute,” and

press ENTER.

The slideshow starts.

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Reserving printing

During a slideshow, press ENTER and the displayed image will be reserved to be printed. If you have selected the “Auto2 Creative” switch option, you cannot reserve an image for printing.

To stop a slideshow

Press CANCEL.

File operations

Copying images

You can copy memory card images to another memory card or an external device connected to the PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector.

Note

Depending on the image, it may take time to be displayed.

Printing

During a slideshow, press PRINT.

The print preview of the displayed image will appear.

When an image is reserved to be printed, you can check the print preview by pressing g/G.

Press PRINT again so that printing starts.

After printing is completed, slideshow resumes.

1 From the menu, press g/G to select

(File operation) and then press

ENTER.

The File operation menu is displayed (page 19).

2 Press f/F to select “Copy all files”

or “Copy selected files” and press ENTER.

• When “Copy all files“is selected, skip to step 5.

• When “Copy selected files” is selected, the index view of the memory card or external device is displayed.

3 Press g/G/f/F to select the desired

image and press ENTER.

To copy multiple images, repeat this step.

To cancel the selection

Press g/G/f/F to select the image you want to cancel, and press ENTER again.

4 Press MENU.

The dialog box to select the destination is displayed.

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5 Press f/F to select “Memory Stick,”

“CompactFlash”, “SD Card,” “xDPicture Card” or “External Device,” and press ENTER.

Tip

When you select “External Device,” a dialog box for selecting a drive may be displayed. Follow the instructions on the screen to select the destination drive.

Note

You cannot copy an image onto the same memory card or external device containing the image to be copied.

6 Press f/F to select the desired

folder and press ENTER.

The selected images are copied to the destination folder.

Tips

• You can select a folder number of the destination. If there is no such file at the destination, a new folder is created.

• To exit the File operation menu midway, press CANCEL.

Note

While copying images, do not turn off the printer or remove the memory card or external device from the printer. The printer, memory card, or USB external device may be damaged or the data may be lost.

Deleting selected images

You can select and delete images stored on a memory card.

1 From the menu, press g/G to select

(File operation) and then press

ENTER.

The File operation menu is displayed (page 19).

2 Press f/F to select “Delete Image”

and press ENTER.

The index view is displayed.

Trash icon

3 Press g/G/f/F to move the trash

icon to the image you want to delete, then press ENTER.

To delete multiple images, repeat this step.

To cancel the selection

Press g/G/f/F to select the image you want to cancel, and press ENTER again.

4 Press MENU.

A confirmation dialog box is displayed.

5 Press g/G to select “OK” and press

ENTER.

The selected images are deleted.

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Tip

To exit the File operation menu, press CANCEL.

Notes

• During the deletion, do not turn off the printer or remove the memory card. The printer or the memory card may be damaged. Or the data may be lost.

• An image, once deleted, will be lost forever.

• When you delete an image with an associated file indication ( ), the associated motion picture file or e-mail file will be also deleted.

• You cannot delete a protected image with the protect indication ( ) or a DPOF preset indication ( ) displayed. To delete them, use your digital camera. For the details, see the operating instruction of the digital camera.

Formatting a “Memory Stick”

You can format a “Memory Stick.”

1 From the menu, press g/G to select

(File operation) and then press

ENTER.

The File operation menu is displayed (page 19).

2 Press f/F to select “Memory Stick

Format” and press ENTER.

The confirmation dialog box is displayed.

3 Press g/G to select “OK” and press

ENTER.

The “Memory Stick” is formatted.

Notes

• When you format a images on it are deleted.

• During formatting, do not turn off the printer or remove the memory card. The printer or the memory card may be damaged. Or the image may be lost.

• You cannot format a memory card other than a “Memory Stick” or an external device such as a USB memory.

“Memory Stick,” all the

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Changing the Print setup

1 From the menu, press g/G to select

(Print setup) and then press

ENTER.

The Print setup menu is displayed.

Note

During the “CreativePrint” operations, you cannot select the items except for “Color Setting.” (Setting items which cannot be selected and changed are displayed in gray.)

2 Press f/F to select the desired

setting item, and press ENTER.

The setting window for the selected item is displayed.

3 Press f/F to select the desired

setting and press ENTER.

The setting is fixed.

Tip

To exit the Print setup menu, press MENU.

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Item Settings Contents

Date Print Date/Time, Date Prints an image with the date and time of shooting when

the image is recorded according to the DCF (Design rule for Camera File system) format and the date and time of shooting is recorded as part of shooting information. You can select “Date” or “Date/Time.” When the image is edited on the printer, the date and time you input in saving an image is printed.

Off* Prints an image without the date and time.

Borders Pattern 1/Pattern 2 Prints an image with borders around the image. To print

an image without being cut, select “Pattern 1.” To leave almost-equal borders in the top, bottom, right and left around an image, select “Pattern 2.”

Note

When you select “Pattern 2,” the top and bottom edges or right and left edges may be trimmed and printed depending on the image.

Borderless* Prints an image without blank space around the image.

Note

When printing a standard 4:3 picture shot by a digital camera, the top and bottom edges of the image are cut and it is printed as a 3:2 picture.

Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Borderless

AUTO TOUCHUP Setting

You can specify the correction level each for the following elements when the AUTO TOUCH-UP button is pressed. You can select “Off,” “Standard*,” “Strong.” (For “Red-eye Correction,” you can select “On*” or “Off.”

• Skin Smoothing: The skin status is automatically recognized and adjusted to its optimum status.

• Exposure Correction: The brightness is adjusted by using the face recognition features.

• Focus Correction: Off-focus image will be adjusted to on-focus image.

• Red-eye Correction: Reduces the red-eye phenomenon shot by flash.

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Item Settings Contents

Auto Fine Print5 Photographic*/

Vivid

The function automatically corrects the picture quality so that an image may be printed in more vivid, clear and beautiful pictures. It is especially effective for a darker image with low contrast. The pictures are corrected to reproduce natural skin colors, vivid tree leaf green, or clear sky blue.

• Photographic: Adjusts an image automatically so that the image is printed with natural and beautiful pictures. (Recommended)

• Vivid: Adjusts an image automatically so that the image is printed with stronger sharpness correction and more vivid pictures than the Photographic mode.

Tip

For the images shot by an Exif Print (Exif 2.21)-compliant digital camera, they are adjusted to their optimum picture quality.

Notes

• The original image data is not corrected.

• When printing in PC mode, the Auto Fine Print5 setting with the printer driver has priority over the setting here. In the PictBridge mode, this setting holds effective.

Off Prints an image without any corrections.

Pages Per Sheet 4-split/9-split/

16-split

Prints the specified numbers of split screens, with each screen an image is placed.

Off* Prints an image without split screens.

Color Setting Adjusts the colors and sharpness of a print. Press g/G to select a color element

( “R” (red), “G“ (green), or “B” (blue)) or “S” (Sharpness), and then press f/F to set the level. You can set the levels for R, G, B in the range from +4 to –4 and for S in the range from +7 to 0.

R:Adjusts the red and blue elements. The higher you set the level, the more

reddish the picture becomes as if it receives red light. The lower you set the level, the darker the picture becomes as if light blue is added.

G:Adjusts the green and purple elements. The higher you set the level, the

more greenish the picture becomes as if it receives green light. The lower you set the level, the darker the picture becomes as if red purple is added.

B:Adjusts the blue and yellow elements. The higher you set the level, the

more bluish the picture becomes as if it receives blue light. The lower you set the level, the darker the picture becomes as if yellow is added.

S:The higher you set the level, the more distinct the outlines become.

(*R: 0/G:0/B:0/S:0)

*: Factory settings

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Changing the Display/ Printer setup

1 From the menu, press g/G to select

(Display/Printer setup) and then

press ENTER.

The Display/Printer setup menu is displayed.

2 Press f/F to select the desired

setting item, and press ENTER.

The setting window for the selected item is displayed (next page).

Note

During Edit or CreativePrint operations, some items cannot be selected and changed. Those items which cannot be changed are displayed in gray.

3 Press f/F to select the desired

setting and press ENTER.

The setting is fixed.

Direct printing

Tips

• To exit the Display/Printer setup menu, press MENU.

• To reset the settings to their factory-set values, select “Default Setting” and press ENTER. All the settings are reset to their factory-set values.

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Item Settings Contents

Index View by Filename* In the index view, the images are displayed in the order of

their image numbers.

by date In the index view, the images are displayed according to

their date.

Listing Order Ascending* In the index view, the images are displayed in the order of

their image numbers, starting from the smallest number.

Descending In the index view, the images are displayed in the order of

their image numbers, starting from the largest number.

Icon On In the index view, the images without thumbnail

(miniature image used as index) data will be displayed as an icon.

Off* In the index view, the images without thumbnail data will

be displayed as its original image.

Date Display

Order

Set the displayed order of the date (Year, Month, and Day) from the following:

• Y/M/D •M/D/Y • D/M/Y

LCD Backlight Set the brightness level of the LCD Backlight from the following:

Bright*/Dark

On-screen Display In an image preview, you can select the information display as follows:

On*/Off/Details

CONTROL FOR HDMI

On* By connecting the printer to a television that supports

HDMI device control, you can use various synchronized operations with the television.

Off Operations of HDMI device control operations cannot be

used.

Printer information

Version of the firmware and total print number will be displayed.

display

Language

You can select the language to display menu or messages: Japanese/English/ French/Spanish/German/Italian/Russian/Simplified Chinese/Traditional Chinese/Korea/Arabic/Portuguese/Dutch/Persian/Hungarian/Polish/Czech/ Thai/Greek/Turkish/Malay/Swedish/Norwegian/Danish/Finnish

Default Setting Resets the settings to their default factory-set values.

*: Factory settings

*2: Settings at the factory differ depending on the country or area you purchased the printer. When you start using the printer, please make setting for each item.

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Printing from a High Definition television

The printer supports the HDMI (HighDefinition Multimedia Interface) output. By connecting the printer to a television equipped

HDMI input, you can view higher

with an precision photos on the television and perform printing operations.

Connecting to a television

To the HDMI OUT connector

High-definition television

Use a commercially available connect the HDMI OUT connector (A Type) of the printer to an television.

HDMI input connector of a

HDMI cable to

1 Prepare a commercially available

HDMI cable

Notes

• Use an HDMI cable shorter than 3m in length.

• Use an HDMI cable acquiring the HDMI logo.

2 Connect the printer HDMI OUT

(output) connector to a HDMI input connector of a television.

To an HDMI input connector

While the printer outputs signals to the television, the printer LCD screen goes off.

3 Switch the TV input.

When the printer is connected to a television and then the printer power is turned on, a television supporting control function switches the input automatically to the printer and displays the printer pictures on the monitor. When the television is on the standby mode, the television power is also turned on.

Notes

• We cannot guarantee operations with all types of televisions.

• If the HDMI control setting of your television is off, the television input does not switch automatically. Settings differ depending on the television you use. For details, see the manual supplied with your television.

• If “CONTROL FOR HDMI” is set to “Off,” the input will not switch automatically (page 42).

HDMI

Direct printing

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• When you are using a television that does not support the control for HDMI or you connect a television with the printer for the first time, your television may not switch input automatically. If this occurs, switch the input manually to display the printer pictures on the television. Procedures for switching the input differ depending on the type of a television. For details, see the manual supplied with your television.

• If you remove or connect an HDMI cable while the printer is performing an image-processing, printing or other time-consuming job, the display may switch between LCD and television. Until the job is competed, however, the display may show unusual view. During copying file, deleting file or other file operations , do not remove or connect an HDMI cable. Doing so cancels the job.

Printing procedures

Notes

• We cannot guarantee operations with all types of televisions.

• When you are using a Sony TV, you cannot use the TV remote control to operate the printer if the TV does not support BRAVIA Sync (Sync menu compatible).

• To operate the printer, the %5$4 , [Enter], [Return] buttons of the remote control support the HDMI control.

• If the HDMI control setting of your television is off, you cannot use the TV remote control to operate the printer. Settings differ depending on the television you use. For details, see the manual supplied with your television.

• If “CONTROL FOR HDMI” is set to “Off,” you cannot use the TV remote control to operate the printer (page 42).

Using the printer buttons for printing

1 Insert a memory card into the

printer.

2 Press g/G and ENTER of the printer

to select an image, and then press PRINT to start printing.

The printing procedures are the same as those with the printer itself. You can perform Edit and CreativePrint operations.

Note

During the Edit and CreativePrint operations, the black lines appear top, bottom, right and left edges of the screen and the pictures displayed are rough.

Using the television remote control unit for printing

If your television supports the control for HDMI, you can use the remote control unit of your television to operate the printer.

x Basic printer operations with a TV remote control unit

• When a cursor is displayed in an index view or menu display, you can move the cursor by pressing

%5$4.

• When no cursor is displayed in an image preview, press

$ or a link menu button to

display the operation panel such as the printer operation panel on the TV monitor.

%5$4 on the TV remote control unit to

Press

select an item and then press [Enter] button.

Operation panel displayed on the TV monitor

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• To hide the operation panel, select on the upper right corner of the operation panel, or press CANCEL button on the printer or on the TV remote control.

Note

With the TV remote control, you cannot do the following operation:

• Printing from an index view

• Selecting multiple images and then deleting or copying them.

x Printing

• You can perform the printer operations using the TV remote control unit.

• If you switch the language of the TV while the printer and the television is being connected, you can also change the printer language automatically.

Note

To enable above functions, your television must support each function.

On BRAVIA PhotoTV HD

1 Insert a memory card into the

printer.

2 Press %5 on the TV control unit to

select an image, press $ to display the operation panel on the TV monitor, and then select (print).

x Displaying a menu

Press $ to display the operation panel on the TV monitor, press %5$4 to select [Menu], and then press ENTER.

You can perform Edit and CreativePrint menu operations.

Note

During the Edit and CreativePrint operations, the black lines appear top, bottom, right and left edges of the screen and the pictures displayed are rough.

On control for HDMI

When the “CONTROL FOR HDMI” is set to “On,” you can use the following printer operations:

• Turning off the printer power together with the television.

• After the printer is connected to the TV, you can switch the TV input automatically to the printer by turning on the printer, or by connecting the powered-on printer to the television. If a television is on the standby mode, the television is also turned on.

The printer supports “BRAVIA PhotoTV HD,” which reproduces pictures and colors with high fidelity. By coupling with “BRAVIA PhotoTV HD”-ready products, you can enjoy photos with full high definition picture quality. Dedicated descriptions of flowers and human faces, dynamic descriptions of sands and waves, and other photos are reproduced with stunning photo-realistic picture quality on a large TV screen.

What is “BRAVIA Sync”

The “BRAVIA Sync” is a name of a feature of Sony products that uses the HDMI control signals and enables you to control linked operations of a “BRAVIA Sync”-ready product from a BRAVIA control unit.

By connecting the printer and a “BRAVIA Sync”-compatible TV with an HDMI cable, you can use a BRAVIA control unit to perform linked operations.

Direct printing

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Printing from an external device

You can connect a mass-storage-complaint digital camera, a USB memory, a photo storage device, digital photo frame, or other external device and print an image directly from the external device.

Notes

• We cannot guarantee connection with all types of

mass storage devices.

• If a memory card is inserted in the printer, the

printer cannot read the signal from an external device connected to the PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector of the printer. Remove the memory card, if any.

1 Set your digital camera or other

external device ready for printing with the Mass Storage-compliant printer.

The settings and operations that are necessary before connection differ depending on the external device you use. For details, see the operating instructions of the external device. (In case of Sony Cyber-shot digital camera, for example, select “Normal” mode or “Mass Storage” mode for the “USB Connect.” )

To PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector

External device such as a USB memory

Notes

• If you use a commercially available USB cable, please use the A-TYPE USB cable of shorter than 3m in length.

• While the access indicator of the external device is flashing, never turn off the power of the printer or an external device nor remove the external device. The data inside the external device may be damaged. We cannot compensate for any damages that may be caused by data loss or damage.

• You cannot use a USB hub or a USB device equipped with a USB hub.

• Encoded or compressed data by fingerprint authentication or password cannot be used.

2 Connect the printer to the AC power

source (page 12).

3 Press the 1 (on/standby) button to

turn on the printer.

4 Connect an external device such as

a USB memory to the PictBridge/ EXT INTERFACE connector of the printer.

Use a USB cable supplied with your digital camera or external device. You can enjoy direct printing.

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Printing from a PictBridge digital camera

•Index Print

Printing from a PictBridge digital camera

You can connect a PictBridge-compliant digital camera and print an image directly from your digital camera.

When printing from a PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector, make sure to remove memory card(s), your computer, and a television from the printer in advance.

• DPOF Print

• Borders/Borderless Print

• Date Print

To PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector

1 Set your digital camera ready for

printing with a PictBridge-compliant printer.

The required settings and operations that must be completed before connection differ depending on the digital camera. For details, see the operating instructions of your digital camera. (In case of a Sony Cyber-shot digital camera, for example, select “PictBridge” mode for the “USB Connect.”)

2 Connect the printer to the AC power

source (page 12).

3 Press the 1 (on/standby) button to

turn on the printer.

4 Connect the PictBridge-compliant

digital camera to the PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector of the printer.

When you connect a PictBridge-compliant digital camera to the printer, “PictBridge” is displayed on the LCD display of the printer.

5 Operate the digital camera to print

an image.

The printer supports the following prints:

• Single-image print

• All images print

Notes

• If you replace an ink ribbon while the printer is connected to a PictBridge-compliant digital camera, an image may not be printed properly. If this occurs, disconnect and then connect the digital camera.

• When printing from a PictBridge-compliant digital camera, an image will be printed according to the settings of the Print setup menu of the printer. When you set the Date Print or Borders/Borderless options with your digital camera, the digital camera settings will have priority. If you select “Borders” with the printer and “Borders” with your camera, “Pattern 1” will be used for printing.

• Even when you select “Date/Time” for Date Print setting, time may not be printed according to the digital camera you use.

• For error messages displayed on your digital camera, refer to the operating instructions of your digital camera.

• You cannot use a USB hub or a digital camera containing a USB hub.

Camera or other PictBridge-complaint device

Printing from a PictBridge digital camera

To USB connector

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Printing from a Bluetooth-compliant device

Maximum number of pixels that can be

Printing from a Bluetoothcompliant device

By connecting the Sony DPPA-BT1 Bluetooth USB adaptor to the PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector of your printer, you can print an image from a Bluetooth-compliant mobile phone, digital camera, or other device.

Notes

• Do not use the DPPA-BT1 outside the area you purchased it. Depending on the area, the use of the adaptor may violate the local radio wave regulations and may be subject to penalty.

• In some regions, the Sony DPPA-BT1 Bluetooth USB adaptor is not sold.

Compatible profiles for Bluetooth communication

The DPP-FP85/FP95 supports the following profiles:

• BIP (Basic Imaging Profile)

• OPP (Object Push Profile)

For the profiles that your Bluetooth device supports, please refer to its manual.

What is a “Profile”?

A profile consists of the standards that enable Bluetooth wireless communication. There are several profiles available, depending on the purposes and product to be used. To make Bluetooth communication possible, the devices used in the communicated should support the same profile.

Compatible image file formats that can be printed

JPEG: DCF 2.0 compatible, Exif 2.21

compatible, JFIF (4:4:4, 4:2:2, 4:2:0 formats Baseline JPEG)

TIFF: Exif 2.21 compatible

BMP: 1, 4, 8, 16, 24, 32 bit Windows format

Some image file formats are not compatible.

handled

8 000(H) × 6 000(V) dots (Maximum 5 MB or less)

Preparations: connecting DPPA-BT1

Before you start transferring an image or printing, you need the following preparations:

1 Connect the printer to the AC power

source.

2 Press the 1 (on-standby) button to

turn on the printer.

3 Insert the Bluetooth adaptor into the

PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector of your printer.

The Bluetooth printing mode window is displayed.

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Note

If any device, other than the Bluetooth adaptor, such as a memory card, camera, PC, or other USB memory or a USB cable is connected to any of the memory card slots, the PictBridge/ EXT INTERFACE connector, or USB connecter of your printer, disconnect it from the printer and then connect the Bluetooth adaptor.

Printing

Print from the Bluetooth-compliant mobile phone, or other device.

For printing procedures, refer to the manual of your Bluetooth device.

When input of Passkey* is required

Input “0000.” You cannot change the Passkey with the printer.

* A Passkey is often referred to as a “pass code” or

“PIN code.”

Transferring an image to a memory card

1 Insert a memory card into the

appropriate memory card slot of the printer.

Insert a memory card that you want to save an image to be transferred only.

The Bluetooth saving mode window is displayed.

Printing from a Bluetooth-compliant device

To select the printer from a Bluetoothcompliant device, select “Sony DPP-FP85 ##”/ “Sony DPP-FP95 ##.” (“##” stands for the two figures from the right of the address displayed in the LCD screen:

2 Transfer an image from the

Bluetooth-compliant mobile phone, or other device.

Perform the similar procedures when you print an image. For details, see the operating instructions of the Bluetoothcompliant device you are using.

The image transferred is saved in the memory card.

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Notes

• Do not use the purchased it. Depending on the areas, the use of this product may violate the local radio wave regulations and may be subject to its penalty.

• The communication distance of the product may vary depending on the obstacles between the product (a human body, metal object, or wall) and the mobile phone or other device.

• The sensitivity of the Bluetooth communication may be affected in the following conditions:

– When there is an obstacle between the product

and the mobile phone or other product such as a human body, metal object, or a wall.

– Where a wireless LAN is established or a

microwave oven is being used near-by, or other electromagnetic waves are emitted.

• Since a Bluetooth device and a wireless LAN (IEEE802.11b/g) device use the same frequency ranges, wave interference may occur when the product is used near a device equipped with a wireless LAN. This may cause deterioration in the communication speed and connection conditions. If this occurs, take the following measures:

– Keep a distance of at the least 10 m from a

wireless LAN device when you connect the product to a mobile phone.

– Turn off the wireless LAN device in case you

want to use the product closer than 10 m from the wireless LAN device.

• We cannot guarantee that this product works with all devices enabled with Bluetooth wireless technology.

• Sony cannot assume any responsibility for any information leakage that may be caused in Bluetooth communications.

• Sony cannot accept responsibilities for any failure to satisfy the protection requirements resulting from a non-recommended modification or use of the product.

• For customer support information, please refer to the operating instructions of your printer.

DPPA-BT1 outside the area you

P Caution

• Radio waves from a Bluetooth device may adversely affect the operation of electrical and medical devices, and could lead to accidents due to malfunctions. Make sure to turn off the product and mobile phone and do not use this product in the following places:

– Inside medical facilities, trains, airplanes, gas

stations or other places that may emit flammable gas.

– near automatic doors or fire alarms or other

automatically controlled devices.

• Keep this product at least 22 cm away from cardiac pacemakers. Radio waves from this product may adversely affect the operation of cardiac pacemakers.

• Do not disassemble or modify this product. Doing so could result in injury, electric shock, or fire.

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Printing from a PC

You can print the images from a PC by installing the supplied software on your PC and connecting it to the printer.

This section explains how to install the supplied software on your PC and how to use the supplied Picture Motion Browser software to print an image.

Please also refer to the operating instructions supplied with your PC for information on operating the PC.

Installation of the software is necessary only when you connect the printer to your PC for the first time.

On the supplied CD-ROM

The supplied CD-ROM contains the following software:

• Printer driver for the DPP-FP85/FP95: The software describes the printer’s requirements and enables printing from the PC.

• Picture Motion Browser: Sony’s original software application that allows you to handle photographs and moving images— this includes capturing, managing, processing, and printing.

Installing the software

System requirements

To use the supplied printer driver and Picture Motion Browser, you need a PC that meets the following system requirements:

Operating System(

Microsoft Windows Vista (

)

Windows XP SP2 ( 2000 Professional SP4 (Factoryinstalled)

(*1)This printer driver does not run on

Windows 2000 Professional SP2 or former, or Windows Me or former operating systems. This printer driver does not run on Macintosh.

(

)The Picture Motion Browser, 64-bit

editions and starter (Edition) are not supported.

CPU Pentium III 500MHz or faster

(Pentium III 800MHz or faster is recommended.)

RAM: 256 MB or more (512 MB or more

is recommended.)

Hard disk space:

400 MB or more (Depending on the Windows version you are using, more space will be required. To handle image data, you will need additional hard disk space.)

Display setting:

Screen resolution: 1024 × 768 dots or more recommended

Screen colors: High Color (16-bit) or greater

Connector USB connector

Drive CD-ROM drive (to be used for

software installation)

)/Windows

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Notes

• If a hub is used to connect the printer and your PC,

or if two or more USB devices, including other printers, are connected to your PC, trouble may occur. If this occurs, simplify the connections between your PC and the printer.

• You cannot operate the printer from another USB

device being used simultaneously.

• Do not remove the USB cable from or connect it to

the printer during data communication or printing. The printer may not work properly.

• The printer does not support standby, sleep, and

hibernation modes and restarting from those modes. Do not allow the PC connected to the printer to switch to one of those modes during printing. If you do so, printing may be failed.

• When printing is failed, remove a USB cable and

then connect it, or restart your computer. Then try printing again.

• If you pause a printing job in process, and resume

printing after a while, printing may not be performed correctly.

• We cannot guarantee operations with all PCs, even

though they may meet or exceed the system requirements.

• Picture Motion Browser supports DirectX

technology and DirectX installation may be required. DirectX is available on the CD-ROM.

• If the Picture Motion Browser is installed on a PC

on which the Cyber-shot Viewer is already installed, the Cyber-shot Viewer will be overwritten and replaced by the Picture Motion Browser. The browsing folders once registered in the Cyber-shot Viewer will be automatically registered in the Picture Motion Browser. When using the Picture Motion Browser, you can view the folders easier than you can when using the Cyber-shot Viewer, as the registered folders are displayed by group when viewing folders. With its improved red-eye reduction adjustment and newlyadded tone curve adjustment, the Picture Motion Browser also offers more powerful editorial features. You can also use the software to write data onto an external memory card.

Installing the printer driver

Follow the procedures below to install the driver.

Notes

• Do not connect the printer to the PC before installing the driver.

• Please log on to Windows using a “Computer administrator” user account.

• Be sure to close all running programs before installing the software.

• The dialog boxes shown in this section are from Windows Vista, unless otherwise specified. The installation procedures and the dialog boxes shown differ depending on the operating system.

1 Turn on your PC, start Windows,

and insert the supplied CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of your PC.

The installation window is displayed.

Notes

• If the installation window is not displayed automatically, double-cl ick the “Setup.exe” file on the CD-ROM.

• In Windows Vista, the AutoPlay window may appear. Even if this occurs, select “Setup.exe” and follow the instructions on the screen. When the window used for controlling the user account is displayed, select “Continue.”

2 Click “Installing Printer Driver.”

The “InstallShield Wizard” dialog box is displayed.

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3 Click “Next.”

The license agreement dialog box is displayed.

4 Read the agreement thoroughly,

and if you agree, check “I accept the terms of the license agreement” and click “Next.”

To USB connector

5 Click “Install.”

Installation starts.

6 When the “Sony DPP-FP95/FP85

printer driver has been successfully installed.” dialog is displayed, click “Finish.”

7 Press the 1 (on/standby) button to

turn on the printer.

8 Connect the USB connectors of the

printer and your PC with a USB cable (not supplied).

Printer driver installation starts automatically.

Windows PC

Note

Use a B-type USB cable shorter than 3m in length.

To USB connector

9 Wait for a while, then check to see

that “Sony DPP-FP85” or “Sony DPP-FP95” has been added to the “Printers” or “Printers and Faxes.”

10 When the installation is complete,

remove the CD-ROM from your PC and keep it for future use.

To continue the process and install the Picture Motion Browser software, follow the procedures from step 2 on page 55.

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Notes

• If the installation fails, remove the printer from your PC, restart your PC, and then follow the installation procedures from step 1 again.

• After installation, the “Sony DPP-FP85” or “Sony DPP-FP95” is not yet set as the default printer. Set the printer you use for each application.

• The supplied CD-ROM will be required when you uninstall or re-install the printer driver. Keep it for possible future use.

• Before you use the printer, read the Readme file (the Readme folder of the CD-ROM c English folder c Readme.txt).

When the software is installed

The icon is displayed on the Windows desktop, as well as a shortcut to the web site for printer customer registration. After you finish registration, you can find support information at: http://www.sony.net/registration/di/

Uninstalling the printer driver

When the printer drive becomes unnecessary, please follow the procedures below to remove the printer driver:

5 Read the agreement thoroughly,

and if you agree, check “I accept the terms of the license agreement” and click “Next.”

The confirmation dialog box used for removing the software is displayed.

6 Click “Yes.”

The confirmation dialog box used for restart is displayed.

7 Check “Yes, I want to restart my

computer now” and click “OK.”

After the computer is restarted, the relevant files will be deleted and uninstallation is complete.

1 Disconnect the USB cable (not

supplied) from your printer and the PC.

2 Insert the supplied CD-ROM into the

CD-ROM drive of your PC.

The installation window is displayed.

Note

If the installation window is not displayed automatically, double-click the “Setup.exe” file on the CD-ROM.

3 Click “Installing Printer Driver.”

The “InstallShield Wizard” dialog box is displayed.

4 Click “Next.”

The license agreement dialog box is displayed.

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Installing the Picture Motion Browser

Follow the procedures below to install the Picture Motion Browser.

Notes

• Please log on to Windows using a “Computer administrator” user account.

• Be sure to close all running programs before installing the software.

• The dialog boxes shown in this section are from Windows Vista, unless otherwise specified. The installation procedures and the dialog boxes shown differ depending on the operating system.

1 Turn on your PC, start Windows,

and insert the supplied CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of your PC.

The installation window is displayed.

2 Click “Installing Picture Motion

Browser.”

The “Choose Setup Language” dialog box is displayed.

3 Select your language and click

“Next.”

The “InstallShield Wizard” dialog box is displayed.

4 Click “Next.”

The license agreement dialog box is displayed.

5 Read the agreement thoroughly,

and if you agree, check “I accept the terms of the license agreement” and click “Next.”

The dialog box notifying you that the program is ready to be installed is displayed.

6 Click “Install” and follow the

instructions on the screen to proceed with installation.

When you are prompted to restart your PC, follow the displayed instructions to restart it.

7 When the installation is complete,

remove the CD-ROM from your PC and keep it for future use.

Notes

• If the installation fails, perform the installation procedures from step 2 again.

• The supplied CD-ROM will be required when you uninstall or re-install the Picture Motion Browser. Keep it in a safe place for possible future use.

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Uninstalling the Picture Motion Browser

When this software is no longer needed, remove it from your PC as follows:

1 Click “Start” - “Control Panel.”

The Control Panel is displayed.

2 Open “Add or Remove Programs.” 3 Select “Sony Picture Utility” and

click “Change/Remove.”

The software uninstallation process starts.

Printing photos from the Picture Motion Browser

You can use the Picture Motion Browser to print an image from your PC using P size print paper.

1 Start the Picture Motion Browser

window using either of the following methods:

• Double-click (Picture Motion Browser) on the Windows desktop.

• Click “Start” - “All Programs” (or “Programs” with Windows 2000) “Sony Picture Utility” - “Picture Motion Browser.”

When the Picture Motion Browser is started for the first time, the dialog box used to register a viewed folder is displayed. If images have already been saved in the “Pictures” folder, click “Register Now.”

If you have saved images in a folder other than the “Pictures” folder, click “Register Later.” Refer to “Registering a browsing folder” on page 60.

Tip

In Windows XP/Windows 2000, please read “Pictures” as “My Pictures.”

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How to access the “Pictures” folder

• In Windows 2000: Click “My Documents” - “Pictures” on the desktop.

• In Windows Vista/XP: Click “Start” - “Pictures” from the taskbar.

2 Click “Start.”

The main window of the Picture Motion Browser is displayed

In main window, there are the following two different views. To switch the view, click the “Folders” or “Calendar” tab in the right frame.

• “Folders” view

The images will be classified in each registered folder and are displayed as thumbnails.

• “Calendar” view

The images will be classified according to the shot date and are displayed as thumbnails on each date of the calendar. In “Calendar” view, you can switch the display by year, by month, or by hour.

In this section, “Folders” view windows are used as examples.

3 Click the folder containing the

photos you want to print.

As an example, the “sample” folder is selected in the following explanation.

4 Select the photos that you want to

print and click (print).

The Print dialog box is displayed.

5 In the “Printer” drop-down list box,

select “Sony DPP-FP85” or “Sony DPP-FP95.” To set the paper orientation or other print options, go to step 6. To print, skip to step 11.

Items Functions

Printer Select the printer you are using:

“Sony DPP-FP85” or “Sony DPP-FP95.”

Paper size To change the size, click

“Properties.” Note: In some regions, L size print paper is not sold.

Properties Specifies paper size,

orientation, picture quality and other details.

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Items Functions

Print Options

• Zoom the image until the print area is full*: When checked, an image will be printed over the entire printing area of the paper. An edge of the photo may be cut. When unchecked, an image will be printed without cutting off any portions. *When you make a Borderless Print, make sure to check this option.

• Print date taken: When checked, an image is printed with the date of shooting if the image is a file recorded in the DCF (Design rule for Camera File system) format.

6 To set the paper orientation or other

print options, click “Properties.”

The “Properties” dialog box of the selected printer is displayed. The printer driver of this printer utilizes the Universal Printer Driver, a Microsoft common printer driver. In the dialog boxes, there are some items that are not used within this printer.

Items Functions

Orientation Select the orientation of an

Page Order Select the order of the pages

Pages Per Sheet

Advanced Specifies the paper size or

image when printed:

• Portrait

• Landscape

when printed:

•Front to Back

• Back to Front

Specify the number of copies per sheet to be printed. Select “1.”

other options.

8 Click “Advanced.”

The “Sony DPP-FP85/FP95 Advanced Options” dialog box is displayed.

7 In the “Layout” tab, specify the

paper orientation or other options.

Items Functions

Paper/ Output

• Paper Size: From the dropdown list box, select the paper size you actually use for printing: P size (post card size)/L size

Note: L size print paper is

not sold in some regions.

• Copy Count: Specify the number of copies to be printed.

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Items Functions

Graphic Image Color Management

Document Options

Printer Features

• ICM Method: The printer does not support the ICM method settings. Even if you select an option other than “ICM Disabled,” the printed results will not reflect the setting. Leave the option as it is.

• ICM Intent: The printer does not support the ICM Intent settings. Leave the option as it is.

• Advanced Printing Features: Select “Enabled” to turn on advanced printing options such as “Page Order.” If a compatibility problem occurs, disable this feature.

• Color Printing Mode: To print in colors, select “True Color (24bpp).” To print in monochrome, select “Monochrome.”

• Borderless Print: To print an image without borders, select “ON.” To print with borders, select “OFF.” Depending on the application software, an image will be printed with borders even if “ON” is selected. Set an image to be printed fully in the print range.

• Auto Fine Print 5: Select from “Photo,” “Vivid,” or “OFF.” When you select “Photo” or “Vivid,” please select “ICM Disabled” for “ICM Method.” Unlike direct printing from a memory card, no Exif data is referred.

Items Functions

• Auto Touch-Up: Select “ON” or “OFF.” When you select “ON,” please select “ICM Disabled” for “ICM Method.” Unlike direct printing from a memory card, no Exif data is referred. For details, see page 20.

• Color Setting: You can change R (red), G (green), B (blue), and sharpness settings. For details, see page 40.

9 On the “Paper/Quality” tab, specify

the color or paper source.

Items Functions

Tray Selection

Color To print in colors, select

Advanced The “Sony DPP-FP85/FP95

From the “Paper Source” dropdown list box, select “Automatically Select.”

“Color.” To print in monochrome, select “Black & White.”

Advanced Options” dialog box is displayed. (page 58) For details, see step 8.

Printing from a PC

10 Click “OK.”

The “Print” dialog box is displayed again.

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11 Click “Print.”

Printing starts. For the details of the properties of the Picture Motion Browser, see the Picture Motion Browser help.

Note

You cannot print a motion-picture file or RAW data files.

Tips

• To select a series of still images in the image area of the main window, click the first image in the series and then click the last image while pressing the Shift key. To select multiple still images not in a sequence, click the images individually while pressing the Ctrl key.

• You can also print from an image preview.

The confirmation dialog box used for registration is displayed.

3 Click “Yes.”

Registration of the image information in the data base starts.

4 Click “Close.”

Notes

• The folder you select as the destination of the imported images will be registered automatically.

• You cannot cancel registration of the folder you register here.

To change the browsing folder

Click “Tools” - “Settings” - “Viewed folders.”

Registering a browsing folder

The Picture Motion Browser does not allow you to view images saved on the PC hard disk directly. You must first register the browsing folder as follows:

1 Click “File”-“Register Viewed

Folder,” or click .

The “Register Folders to View” dialog box is displayed.

2 Select the folder you want to register

and then click “Register.”

Note

You cannot register the whole drive.

Tips

• If a sub folder is contained in the source folder, the images in the sub folder will also be registered.

• When the software is first started, a message prompting you to register “Pictures” will be displayed.

• Depending on the number of images, it may take some tens of minutes to register images.

Stopping printing

1 Double-click on the printer icon on

the taskbar, and open the “Print” dialog box.

2 Click the document name that you

want to cancel printing of and then click “Cancel” from the “Document” menu.

The dialog box used for confirming the deletion is displayed.

3 Click “Yes.”

The printing job is canceled.

Note

Do not remove the job being printed. Doing so may cause a paper jam.

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Printing from a commerciallyavailable software application

You can use a commercially-available software application to print an image from the DPPFP85/FP95. Select “DPP-FP85” or “DPPFP95” as a printer in the print dialog box, and select the print paper size in the page setup dialog box. For details of print settings, see page 58.

On the “Borderless Print” setting in “Printer Features”

When using an application other than the Picture Motion Browser, an image might be printed with borders even if you select “ON” for “Borderless Print” in “Printer Features” of the “Sony DPP-FP85/FP95 Advanced Options” dialog box.

When you select the borderless print option, the printing range information for borderless printing will be supplied to the application. Some applications, however, may arrange and print the image with borders within the specified range.

If this occurs, do the following to print an image without borders:

• When you can set the print range with an application, set an image to be printed fully within the available print range. For example, select “Full page photo print” or a similar option.

Orientation setting

Depending on the software application you use, orientation may not change even if you change portrait or landscape setting.

With the Borders/Borderless setting of the printer driver

When the software application you use has Borders/Borderless setting, we suggest you select “ON” for “Borderless Print” in “Printer Features” of the “Sony DPP-FP85/FP95 Advanced Options” dialog box as the printer driver setting.

Print quantity setting

Depending on the software application you are using, the print quantity setting of the application may have priority over the setting specified in the printer driver dialog box.

Printing from a PC

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Error messages

If an error message appears

If an error occurs, the following error messages may be displayed on the LCD screen.

Follow the process described here to solve the problem.

Printer

Error messages Meaning/Solutions

Error occurred with printer. Turn it off and on, then retry. (If this error occurs often, read the manual.)

Memory cards and external device

Error messages Meaning/Solutions

No Memory Stick. (Similar messages for CompactFlash card, SD Card, and xD-Picture Card, and external device.)

An incompatible Memory Stick is inserted. (Similar messages for CompactFlash card, SD Card, and xD-Picture Card, and external device. )

No image file. c There are no image files in the memory card or an

No DPOF file c There are no DPOF-preset image files in the memory

Cannot delete a protected image. c To delete a protected image, cancel protection on your

Cannot delete a DPOF image. c To delete a DPOF-preset image, cancel the print

Protected. Cancel protect then try again. c The “Memory Stick” is write-protected. Release the

The Memory Stick is full. (Similar messages for CompactFlash card, SD Card, and xD-Picture Card, and external device.)

c An error has occurred with the printer. Unplug the AC

power cord of the printer, connect it again and then try operating again. If this occurs again, consult with your Sony dealer or Sony service facilities.

c A memory card or an external device is not inserted

into its slot. Or the external device is not connected. Insert the memory card or an external device. (.pages 15, 46)

c A memory card or an external device that the printer

does not support is inserted. Use a compatible memory card or device. (.pages 80 to 82)

external device that the printer can handle. Connect a memory card or device that contains images that can be displayed with the printer.

card or an external device. Specify the print (DPOF) mark with your camera.

camera.

(DPOF) mark on your camera.

write-protection.

c There is no free memory space in the selected memory

card or an external device. Delete unnecessary images or replace with a one having sufficient memory space.

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Error messages Meaning/Solutions

This Memory Stick has problem. (Similar messages for CompactFlash card, SD Card, and xD-Picture Card, and external device.)

Write error in the Memory Stick. (Similar messages for CompactFlash card, SD Card, and xD-Picture Card, and external device.)

Memory Stick Format Error

Image editing will be completed. Would you like to save the image?

c An error may have occurred. If these messages appear

frequently, check the memory card or an external device status with another device.

In case of an external device

An external device might be write-protected. Release the write-protection setting of the device you use. A built-in memory of a digital camera may be writeprotected.

c A protected “Memory Stick” is inserted. To save or

edit the images with the printer, use the device you are using to cancel protection.

External devices and PictBridge-compliant devices

Error messages Meaning/Solutions

Incompatible USB device. Check device’s USB setting

USB hub or device with built-in hub not supported.

Write error in the External Device. c The external device might be write-protected. Release

c A USB device that the printer does not support may be

connected. Or, the USB settings of the connected device may be incompatible. Refer to the operating instructions of the USB device you are using.

c Connect the device directly to the printer or use a

device that does not contain a USB hub function.

the write-protection setting of the device you are using. The built-in memory of a digital camera may be writeprotected.

Ink ribbon

Error messages Meaning/Solutions

No ink ribbon. Insert P size ink ribbon and press [PRINT].

End of ink ribbon. c Replace the current ink ribbon with a new ink ribbon.

End of ink ribbon. Insert P size ink ribbon and press [PRINT].

Ink ribbon type incorrect. Insert P size ink ribbon and press [PRINT].

c The ink ribbon is not inserted in the printer. Set the ink

ribbon into the printer. (.page 9) If “cleaning cartridge” is displayed, set the cleaning cartridge. (.page 78)

(.page 9)

c Set an ink ribbon and print paper of the displayed size.

(.page 9)

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Print paper

Error messages Meaning/Solutions

No paper tray. Insert paper tray containing P size printer paper and press [PRINT].

No print paper. Set the print paper for the P Size and press [PRINT].

Cleaning sheet is not placed. Set the cleaning sheet and press [PRINT].

Wrong print paper. Set the print paper for the P Size and press [PRINT].

Paper jam. Remove Print Paper. c Paper has jammed. See “If paper jams” (.page 77)

c There is no print paper in the printer.

– The paper tray is not set in the printer. – The print paper is not set in the paper tray. – The print paper has run out. In any case, set the print paper in the tray and set the paper tray into the printer. (.page 10)

c There is no cleaning sheet in the paper tray. Insert the

cleaning sheet into the paper tray and set the paper tray into the printer.

c The print paper and ink ribbon do not match. Check

the ink ribbon size actually loaded in the printer and set the print paper for the identical size. (.page 9, 10)

and remove any jammed paper from the printer. If the jammed paper cannot be removed, contact the Sony service facilities.

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Troubleshooting

If trouble occurs

If you run into any problems using the printer, use the following guidance to solve the problem.

If the problem persists, consult your Sony dealer.

Power

Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

The 1 (on/ standby) button cannot be turned on.

Displaying images

Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

The LCD screen displays no images.

No images appear either on the LCD screen or on the TV monitor.

Some images in the index view are not displayed or not printed even if they are displayed.

• Is the AC power cord properly connected?

• Is the memory card or an external device properly inserted?

• Does the memory card or an external device contain images recorded with a digital camera or other device?

• Is the file format compatible with the DCF?

• Is the TV input selector set to the printer?

• Are thumbnail images displayed in the index view?

c Connect the AC power cord to an AC

outlet securely. (.page 12)

c Insert a memory card or an external device

properly. (.page 15, 46)

c Insert a memory card or an external device

that contains the recorded images.

c Check the file formats that can be printed

with the printer. (.page 83)

c If an image is not compatible with the

DCF, it may not be printed with the printer even if it is displayed on the PC monitor.

c Even if the TV input selector is set to the

printer, no images will be displayed when an HDMI cable is connected.

c Switch the TV input selector to the

printer. Or disconnect the HDMI cable and switch the display to the LCD screen.

c If the image is displayed but cannot be

printed, the file used for printing is damaged.

c If an image is not compatible with DCF

(Design rule for Camera File system), it may not be printed with the printer even if it is displayed on the PC monitor.

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Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

Some images in the index view are not displayed or not printed even if they are displayed.

• Does the mark displayed

below appear in the index view?

c If the mark shown on the left is displayed,

the image may be a JPEG file created with your computer, or the thumbnail data is not contained. Select the mark and press ENTER to display its image preview. If an image is

• Was the image created on

your PC?

displayed, you can print the image. If the same mark is displayed again, the image is of incompatible file format and you cannot print it with the printer.

• Does the mark displayed

below appear in the index view?

c If the mark shown on the left is displayed,

the image is of compatible file format but its thumbnail data or the data itself cannot be opened. Select the mark and press ENTER to display its image preview. If an image is displayed, you can print the image. If the same mark is displayed again, you cannot print it with the printer.

• Are there more than 9 999

images saved in the memory card or an external device?

c The printer can display, save, delete or

handle up to 9 999 image files. If there are more than 9 999 images stored in a memory card or an external device, use the PC or PictBridge mode to display and handle the remaining images.

• Did you name or rename an

image file with your PC?

c When you name or rename an image file

on your computer and its file name includes characters other than alphanumeric characters, the file name may not be displayed correctly or the image may not be displayed on the printer.

• Did you specify the print

quantity in the index view?

c Once you have selected images in the “To

print multiple images” procedures, you cannot print an image with which the cursor is just placed. Press ENTER to select it and specify the print quantity for the image. (.page 16)

• There are 9 or more

hierarchies in the memory card or an external device.

c The printer cannot display the images

saved in a folder of the 9th or higher hierarchy.

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Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

The file name is not displayed correctly.

• Did you change the file name of the image with your PC?

c When you name or rename an image file

on your computer and its file name includes characters other than alphanumeric characters, the file name may not be displayed correctly. For a file created with a PC application, the first 8 characters of its file name will be displayed as the file name.

In the Edit menu, there are blank areas at the top and bottom of the previewed image.

• Is the previewed image extremely stretched vertically or horizontally?

c If an image is extremely stretched

vertically or horizontally, blank areas may appear in the Edit menu.

c The standard aspect ratio of an image shot

with a digital camera is 3:4. When you use a device other than the printer to edit or save an image, it is saved as a more horizontal print image and its top and bottom edges will be cut and displayed in black.

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Printing

Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

Paper does not feed.

The print paper is ejected without being printed.

• Is the print paper properly

set in the paper tray?

• Are you using print paper

that was not designed for the printer?

• Is the perforations of the

print paper removed?

• Are you using print paper

that was not designed for the printer?

c If print paper is not properly loaded, the

printer may develop trouble. (.page 9,

10) Check the following:

• Insert the correct set of print paper and ink ribbon.

• Load the print paper in the correct direction in the tray.

• You can insert a maximum 20 sheets of print paper into the tray. If the sheets exceeds 20, remove the extra sheets.

• Riffle the print paper thoroughly and insert it into the tray.

• Do not bend or fold the print paper before printing, as this may cause malfunctions of the printer.

c Use print paper designed for the printer. If

you use incompatible print paper, the printer may develop trouble. (.About the Print Pack)

c Use print paper designed for the printer. If

you use incompatible print paper, the printer may develop trouble. (.About the Print Pack)

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Printed results

Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

The printed pictures are inferior in quality.

• Did you print preview image data?

• Did you print an image whose size (width or height) is smaller than 480 dots?

• Did you use the Edit menu to enlarge the image?

• Did you shoot an image in the RAW file format?

c Depending on the type of digital camera

used, preview images may be displayed along with the primary images in the thumbnail list. The printed quality of the preview images will not be as good as the primary images. Note that if you delete the preview images, the data for the primary images may be damaged.

c When printing a small image, printing

quality is rough due to this small image size.

c An enlarged image, depending on its

image size, will be printed with deteriorated picture quality.

c When you shoot an image in the RAW file

format, a highly-compressed JPEG file may be also recorded. As the printer does not support the RAW file format, it may use the JPEG file to print an image. A RAW file can be printed from a PC. For details, see the operating instructions of the digital camera you are using.

What is a RAW file?

A RAW file is an original image file format to save uncompressed, unprocessed still image data captured from a digital camera.

For whether or not a digital camera can capture an image in the RAW file format, see the operating instructions of the digital camera.

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Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

The picture quality and colors of the image previewed on the screen differs from those printed.

— c Because of differences in the display

method or profiles of a LCD screen, please regard the image being displayed on the display as just a reference. To adjust picture quality, do either of the following: – MENU button - Print setup - Color

Setting (.page 40)

– MENU button -Edit-Adjust

The printed image differs when an image is printed directly from the

— c Because of the differences in the printer’s

internal processing and PC software processing, the printed images will be different.

memory card or an external device connected to the printer and when it is printed via a PC.

The date cannot be printed.

• Is “Date Print” set to “Date”

or “Date/Time”?

c Press MENU button, and set “Date Print”

in the Print setup menu to “Date” or “Date/Time.” (.page 39)

• Does the image support

DCF?

c The “Date Print” function of this unit

supports an image that is compatible with the DCF standards.

The date is printed unintentionally.

• Is “Date Print” set to “Off”? c Press MENU button, and set “Date Print”

in the Print setup menu to “Off.” (.page 39)

• Was the date saved with the

image when it was shot with

c When the date was saved with the image,

you cannot make a print without a date.

the digital camera?

The image cannot be printed fully in the print range. Borders remains.

• Did you select “Pattern 1” or

“Pattern 2” for “Borders” in the Print setup menu?

• Is the aspect ratio of the

image correct?

c Press MENU button, and set “Borderless”

by selecting Print setup - Borders. (.page 39)

c Depending on the type of digital camera

used, the aspect ratio of the recorded image differs, so the image may not be printed covering the entire printable area.

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Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

Even though “Borderless” is selected in the Print setup, the image is printed with borders on both sides.

The whole area of an image cannot be printed.

The image is printed at an angle.

There are white lines or dots on the printed pictures.

The picture is too bright, dark, reddish, yellowish, or greenish.

Red-eye correc tion does not take effect with AUTO TOUCH-UP button.

Red-eye correc tion does not take effect with “Redeye Correction” menu.

• Did you set “Pattern 1” in the Print setup menu?

• Is the paper tray inserted properly?

• Did you enlarge, reduce the size of, rotate, or move an image after red-eye correction?

— c When you use a device other than the

printer to edit or save an image, blank areas around an image are also saved as part of image data. Even if you print such data with “Borderless” setting, you cannot eliminate the borders on both sides of a print. (. page 39)

c You can print the whole area of an image

by selecting “Pattern 1” in the Print setup menu. (.page 39)

c Re-insert the paper tray firmly straight in

to the end.

— c The print head or paper path may be

soiled. Use the supplied cleaning cartridge and sheet to clean the head and path.

— c Adjust the image by pressing MENU

button and then selecting Edit- Adjust. (.page 22)

— c Adjust for the red-eye phenomenon by

pressing MENU button and then selecting Edit - Red-eye Correction. (.page 24)

— c Set the size of the adjustment frame to be

two to seven times as large as the eye. (.page 24)

c Red-eye correction may not work properly

if other editorial operations such as enlarging, reducing the size of, rotating, or moving an image. Perform these editorial operations first and then perform red-eye correction.

Troubleshooting

Settings

Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

The “Borderless” and “Pattern 1/2” setting does not take effect.

• Are you operating the CreativePrint menu?

c In the CreativePrint menu, templates are

used and you cannot select border/ borderless prints.

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Saving or deleting an image

Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

You cannot save an image.

You cannot delete an image.

An image was deleted accidentally.

The “Memory Stick” cannot be formatted.

The “Memory Stick” was formatted accidentally.

• Is the memory card

protected?

• Is the write-protect switch of

the memory card in the LOCK position?

• Is the memory card full? c Delete unnecessary images

• Is the memory card

protected?

• Is the image DPOF preset? c Release the DPOF preset with your digital

• Is the write-protect switch of

the memory card in the LOCK position?

• Are you using a “Memory

Stick-ROM?”

— c You cannot recover an image once it is

• Is the write-protect switch of

the memory card in the LOCK position?

• Is it a “Memory Stick-

ROM”?

— c Once the “Memory Stick” is formatted, all

c Use your digital camera or external device

to release the protection and then try saving again.

c Slide the write-protect switch to the write

enable position.

(.page 36), or replace it with a new memory card with sufficient free memory space. Save the image again.

c Use your digital camera or external device

to release the protection and try deleting again.

camera.

c Slide the write-protect switch to the write

enable position.

c You cannot delete an image from or

format a “Memory Stick-ROM.”

deleted.

c Slide the write-protect switch to the write

enable position.

c You cannot delete an image from or

format a “Memory Stick-ROM.”

the data is deleted and cannot be recovered.

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Others

Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

You cannot insert the ink ribbon smoothly.

— c If the ink ribbon does not click into place,

remove it and then re-insert it. Only when the ink ribbon is too slack to be loaded, wind the ink ribbon in the direction of the arrow to remove the slack. (.page 9)

The ink ribbon cannot be removed.

— c Turn off the printer using the 1 (on/

standby) button and then turn it on again. After the motor sound stops, try to remove the ink ribbon. If this does not solve the problem, contact Sony service facilities or your Sony dealer.

Connecting with a digital camera or other external device

Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

The PictBridge mark does not appear on the LCD screen of the digital camera.

You connect and disconnect the USB cable, but nothing happens.

• Is the digital camera connected correctly?

•Is the 1 (on/standby) button turned on?

• Does your digital camera support PictBridge?

• Is “Connecting” displayed on the printer LCD screen?

• Is the USB setting of your camera in PictBridge mode?

— c The printer has developed an over-current

c Connect the cable correctly.

c Turn on the printer using the 1 (on/

standby) button.

c See the manual supplied with your

camera, or consult the manufacturer.

c The message is not displayed while the

printer is in the Edit, CreativePrint, or other menu modes. Exit the menu and then connect the cable again.

c Disconnect the digital camera and the

printer and then connect them again. Or turn off and then on the printer and the digital camera.

c Set the USB setting of your camera to the

PictBridge mode.

error. Unplug the AC power cord of the printer, plug it in again, and then press the 1 (on/standby) button to recover from the error.

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Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

You cannot stop printing even if you pressed CANCEL.

You cannot make Index printing.

• Is the message “Could not

create printing data for some images” displayed?

— c The next print from the one currently

printed will be canceled.

c Depending on the digital camera you use,

you cannot cancel printing from the printer. Operate the digital camera to stop printing. Refer to the operating instructions of the digital camera.

c The printer cannot print Index print of the

DPOF printing. To make Index printing, insert the memory card directly or use an external device (.page 15, 46).

Connecting with a computer

Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

The images on the memory card or an external device inserted to the printer are not displayed on the PC.

You lost the supplied CD-ROM and want to obtain a new one.

The printer driver cannot be installed.

• Are you sure that you have

followed the installation procedures correctly?

• Is another application

program running?

• Did you specify the

CD-ROM as the installation CD-ROM correctly?

— c The printer does not provide the function

for viewing the memory card, an external device, or an external device images from the computer.

— c Please download the printer driver from

the Customer support home page. Or contact your Sony dealer.

c Follow the procedures in the operating

instructions to install the driver (.page 52). If an error occurs, restart your computer and do the installation procedures again.

c Exit all applications and then install the

driver again.

c Double-click “My Computer” and then

the CD-ROM icon in the open window. Follow the procedures in the operating instructions to install the driver.

— c The USB driver may not be installed

properly. Follow the operating instructions to install the USB driver again.

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Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

The printer driver cannot be installed.

The printer does not respond to the printing order from the PC.

• Is there an anti-virus program or other program running on the system?

• Did you log on using an Administrator user account?

— c If there is no trouble displayed on the

c If there is an anti-virus program or other

program running on the system, exit it and then start installing the driver.

c To install the driver, log onto Windows

using an Administrator user account.

Windows desktop, check the printer’s LCD screen. If the printer shows trouble, do the following:

1. Turn off the 1 (on/standby) button of

the printer.

2. Disconnect the power cable, wait for 5 to 10 seconds, and then connect the cable again.

3. Restart your computer.

If these do not solve the problem, consult with your Sony dealer or service facilities.

An image is printed with borders even if I select “Borderless.”

• Are you using an application software other than Picture Motion Browser?

c When using an application other than the

Picture Motion Browser, an image might be printed with borders even if you select borderless print. When you can set border/borderless with an application, set an image to be printed fully in the print range even if it is printed over the range.

Print quantity specified in the “Pages Per Sheet” in the “Layout” tab

— c Depending on the application you use, the

print quantity setting of the application you use may have priority over the setting specified in the printer driver dialog box.

of the “Sony DPPFP85/FP95 Properties” dialog box does not match the actual print quantity and printed results.

Colors of the printed image from a PC are different from

— c Since the process in printing an image

from a memory card differs that in printing from a PC, the colors may not be exactly identical.

those printed from a memory card.

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Symptom Check Cause/Solutions

An error stating “Error was found

— c Disconnect the USB cable and then

connect it again. while a document is output to the USB device.” is displayed.

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If paper jams

1 Turn off the power of the printer and

then turn it on again.

Please wait for the print paper to be ejected automatically.

1 (on/standby)

Print paper

2 Remove the ejected print paper

from the printer.

3 Remove the paper tray and ink

ribbon from the printer and check to ensure if there is no jammed print paper inside.

Check to see if there is jammed paper. If any, remove it.

Note

If you cannot remove the jammed paper, contact your Sony dealer.

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Cleaning

If white lines or period-like dots are printed on the pictures, use the cleaning cartridge and cleaning sheet supplied to clean inside the printer.

Before you start cleaning the printer, please remove any memory cards, USB memories, or USB cables from the printer.

1 Open the ink ribbon compartment

door and if there is an ink ribbon inserted, remove it.

2 Insert the supplied cleaning

cartridge into the printer and close the ink ribbon compartment door.

5 Set the paper tray into the printer

and press PRINT.

The cleaning cartridge and cleaning sheet will clean inside the printer. After the cleaning is finished, the cleaning sheet is automatically ejected.

6 Remove the cleaning cartridge and

sheet from the printer.

Tip

Keep the cleaning cartridge and cleaning sheet together for future cleaning. Be careful not to lose them.

Notes

• If you already enjoy proper printing performances, cleaning will not improve the printed picture quality.

• Do not place the cleaning sheet on top of print paper and carry out cleaning, as this may cause a paper jam or other troubles.

• If a cleaning does not improve printed picture quality, please carry out the cleaning process a couple of times.

• You cannot clean the printer while it is connected to a PC or a PictBridge camera.

3 Remove the paper tray from the

printer. If there is print paper in the tray, remove it.

4 Place the cleaning sheet into the

paper tray with the no-imprint side facing up.

Cleaning sheet

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Additional information

Precautions

On safety

• Be careful not to set or drop any heavy objects on the power cord, or to damage the power cord in any way. Never operate this printer with a damaged power cord.

• Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, unplug the printer and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further.

• Never disassemble the printer.

• To disconnect the power cord, pull it out by the plug. Never pull the power cord itself.

• When the printer is not going to be used for an extended period of time, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.

• Do not handle the printer roughly.

• To reduce the risk of electrical shock, always unplug the printer from the electrical outlet before cleaning and servicing the printer.

On installation

• Avoid placing the printer in a location subject to: –vibration – humidity – excessive dust – direct sunlight – extremely high or low temperatures

• Do not use electrical equipment near the printer. The printer will not work properly in electromagnetic fields.

• Do not place heavy objects on the printer.

• Leave enough room around the printer so that the ventilation holes are not blocked. Blocking these holes may cause internal heat build-up.

On the AC adaptor

• Be sure to use the AC adaptor supplied with the printer. Do not use other AC adaptors, as this may cause a malfunction.

• Do not use the supplied AC adaptor for other devices.

• In case the cord of the AC adaptor is damaged, do not use it any longer, as this may be dangerous.

On moisture condensation

If the printer is brought directly from a cold location to a warm location or placed in an extremely warm or humid room, moisture may condense inside the unit. In such cases the printer will probably not work properly and may even develop a fault if you persist in using it. If moisture condensation occurs, unplug the AC power cord of the printer and do not use the printer for at least one hour.

On transport

When you transport the printer, remove the ink ribbon, paper tray, AC adaptor, the memory card, or an external device from the printer and put the printer and its peripherals in the original box with the protective packaging.

If you no longer have the original box and packing parts, use similar packing material so that the printer will not be damaged while being transported.

Additional information

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On cleaning

Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a soft dry cloth, or a soft cloth lightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use any type of solvent, such as alcohol or benzine, which may damage the finish.

On restrictions on duplication

When duplicating documents with the printer, pay special attention to the following:

• Duplication of banknotes, coins, or securities is against the law.

• Duplication of blank certificates, licenses, passports, private securities, or unused postal stamps is also against the law.

• TV programs, films, video tapes, others’ portraits of other people or other materials may be copyrighted. Unauthorized video printing of such materials may infringe the provisions of the copyright law.

About the Memory Cards

“Memory Stick”

Types of “Memory Stick” that the printer can use

With the printer, you can use the following types of “Memory Stick.”

Type of “Memory Stick”

(“M2”*4)

“Memory Stick” (Not compatible with “MagicGate”)

“Memory Stick” (“MagicGate” Compatible)

“MagicGate Memory Stick”

“Memory Stick PRO-HG”

“Memory Stick

PRO”

“Memory Stick Micro”

The printer supports FAT32. The printer has been demonstrated as operable with a “Memory Stick” with a capacity of 8GB or less manufactured by Sony Corporation. However, we do not guarantee the operations of all the “Memory Stick” media.

The printer is equipped with a slot compatible with both standard-size and Duo-size media. Without a Memory Stick Duo adaptor, you can use both a standard-size “Memory Stick” and the compactsize “Memory Stick Duo.”

When using the “Memory Stick Micro” with the printer, always insert it into an M2 adaptor.

“M2” is an abbreviation for “Memory Stick Micro.” In this section, “M2” is used to describe “Memory Stick Micro.”

Data reading/recording that requires “MagicGate” copyright protection cannot be performed. “MagicGate” is the general name of a copyright protection technology developed by Sony using authentication and encryption.

Displaying/ Printing

Deleting/ Saving/ Formatting

OK OK

*5*6

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LOCK LOCK

The printer does not support 8 bit parallel data transfer.

Notes on use

• For the latest information on the “Memory Stick” types that the printer supports, see the “Memory Stick” compatibility information on the Sony web site: http://www.memorystick.com/en/support/ support.html (Select the area where you use your printer, and then select “Digital Printer” from each area page.)

• Do not insert more than one “Memory Stick” at the same time, which may cause trouble with the printer.

• If you insert a “Memory Stick Micro” into the printer without an M2 adaptor, you may be unable to remove the “Memory Stick Micro”.

• If you insert the “Memory Stick Micro” into an M2 adaptor, and insert the M2 adaptor into a Memory Stick Duo adaptor, the printer may not operate properly.

• When you format a “Memory Stick,” use the format function of the printer or your digital camera. If you format a “Memory Stick” with your computer, images may not be displayed properly.

• When you format a “Memory Stick,” all the data including the protected image files will be erased. To avoid erasing important data by accident, make sure to check the contents of the “Memory Stick” before formatting.

• You cannot record, edit or delete data if you slide the write-protect switch to LOCK.

Connector Write-protect switch

Write enable position

Place the label here.

Write protect position

• Do not attach any other material than the supplied label on the labelling position. When you attach the supplied label, be sure to attach it to the labelling position. Be careful that the label does not stick out.

SD Card

The SD Card slot of the printer allows you to use the following:

•SD card

• miniSD card, microSD card

• SDHC memory card

• MMC standard memory card

We do not guarantee proper operations for all types of SD cards and MMC standard memory cards.

(An adaptor is necessary.)

The printer has been demonstrated as operable with an SD Card with a capacity of 2 GB or smaller.

Some commercially available card adaptors have projected terminals on the rear. This type of adaptor may not work properly with the printer.

Terminals

Additional information

The printer has been demonstrated as operable with an SDHC card with a capacity of 8 GB or less.

The printer has been demonstrated as operable with an MMC standard memory card with a capacity of 2 GB or less.

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Notes on use

Data reading/recording that requires copyright protection cannot be performed.

xD-Picture Card

With the xD-Picture Card slot of the printer, you can use an xD-Picture Card memory card operations are supported and we do not guarantee proper operations for all types of xD-Picture Card.

The printer has been demonstrated as operable with an xD-Picture Card with a capacity of 2 GB or smaller.

. Not all the

CompactFlash card

The CompactFlash card slot of the printer allows you to use the following:

• CompactFlash Storage Card (Type I/Type II) and CF+Card (Type I/Type II)-compatible CompactFlash Storage Card

•Micro Drive

• COMPACT VAULT

You can also use a Smart Media card commercially available CompactFlash card

adaptor

However, we do not guarantee proper operations for all types of CompactFlash cards.

Use a CompactFlash card with a power specification of 3.3V or 3.3V/5V. You cannot use a type for 3V or 5V only. Do not insert other types of CompactFlash card into the printer’s insertion slot. The printer may be damaged.

The printer has been demonstrated as operable

CompactFlash with a capacity of 8 GB or

with an smaller.

When using a commercially available CompactFlash card adaptor, refer to the operating instructions of the adaptor you use for how to install the card and adaptor. When using the CompactFlash card adaptor, the write-protected card may not work properly.

*6*7

by using a

Notes on using memory card

• When using a card, make sure to check correct insertion direction of the card and correct insertion slot.

• Do not remove a card or turn off the printer while the printer is reading or accessing data, or the access indicator is flashing.

• We recommend that you save backup of the important data.

• The data processed with the computer may not be played with the printer.

• When you carry or store a card, put it in the case supplied with it.

• Do not touch the terminal of a card with your hand or a metal object.

• Do not strike, bend or drop a card.

• Do not disassemble or modify a card.

• Do not expose a card to water.

• Do not use or store a card under the following conditions: – Locations beyond the required operational

conditions including locations such as the hot interior of a car parked in the sun or/ and in the summer, the outdoors exposed to direct sunlight, or a place near a heater.

– Humid locations or locations with

corrosive substances present

– Locations subject to static electricity or

electrical noises

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Specifications

x Printer

Printing method

Dye sublimation printing (Yellow/

Magenta/Cyan 3 pass)

Resolution

300 (H) × 300 (V) dpi

Image processing per dot

256 levels processing (8 bits for each

Yellow/Magenta/Cyan)

Printing range

1 800 dots x 1 200 dots

Printing size

P (Post Card/4 × 6 inch) size:

101.6 × 152.4 mm (maximum, borderless)

Printing time (per sheet)

Memory card PictBridge Via PC

Input/Output connectors

HDMI OUT (output) connector

A-TYPE connector, 1 080i (59.94Hz)/1 080i (50Hz)/720 p (59.94Hz)/720p (50Hz)/576p (50Hz)/ 480p (59.94Hz) compatible, BRAVIA Sync compatible

USB (USB 2.0 High Speed) for PC

connection

PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE connector

Slot

“Memory Stick” insertion slot SD Card/xD-Picture Card insertion slot CompactFlash card insertion slot

Compatible image file formats

JPEG: DCF 2.0 compatible, Exif 2.21

TIFF: Exif 2.21 compatible BMP

Some image file formats are not

compatible.

*1*2*3*4

: Approx. 45 sec.

*3*5

: Approx. 58 sec.

: Approx. 45 sec.

compatible, JFIF

: 1, 4, 8, 16, 24, 32 bits Windows

format

Maximum number of pixels to be handled

8 000(H) × 6 000(V) dots

(Excluding “Index Print” and part of “CreativePrint”)

File system

FAT12/16/32, sector size 2048 bytes or

smaller

Image file name

DCF format, 256 characters, 8th or less

hierarchy

Maximum number of files to be handled

9 999 files for a memory card/external

device

Ink ribbon/Print Paper

See supplied “About the Print Packs.”

LCD screen

LCD panel:

DPP-FP85: 6.2 cm (2.5 type) TFT drive DPP-FP95: 9.0 cm (3.6 type) TFT drive

Total number of dots:

DPP-FP85: 115 200 (480 × 240) DPP-FP95: 230 400 (320 RGB × 240)

Power requirements

DC IN jack, 24 V

Power consumption

While printing: 83 W (maximum) On standby mode: less than 1W

Operating temperature

5 °C to 35 °C (41 °F to 95 °F)

Dimensions

[DPP-FP85]

Height: Approx. 65 mm (2

Approx. 72 mm (2

/2 inches)

/8 inches)

(including LCD projecting parts) Width: Approx. 180 mm (7 Depth: Approx. 137 mm (5

/8 inches)

/2 inches)

(excluding the handle)

Approx. 149 mm (5

/8 inches)

(including the handle)

[DPP-FP95]

Height: Approx. 67 mm (2 Width: Approx. 180 mm (7

/8 inches)

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Depth: Approx. 137 mm (5 1/2 inches)

(excluding a handle) Approx. 149 mm (5

(including a handle)

Depth when the paper tray is installed:

Approx. 317 mm (12

/2 inches)

Mass

DPP-FP85: Approx. 1.1 kg (2 lb 7 oz) DPP-FP95: Approx. 1.2 kg (2 lb 10 oz) (excluding the paper tray, ink ribbon, AC

adaptor)

Supplied accessories

See page 9 of “Operating Instructions”

(this booklet)

/8 inches)

: Print Speed: Time from when the PRINT button is

pressed to when printing is finished. (The printing time may vary depending on a used equipment, a format of an image, a used memory card, settings of an application and operating conditions.)

: When printing from a “Memory Stick PRO Duo”

inserted in the printer’s slot

: When printing via DSC-W200 connected by USB

cable. Time from when the PRINT button on the OSD of the camera is pressed to when the printing is finished.

: The time for data processing and transferring is

excluded.

: Baseline JPEG with 4:4:4, 4:2:2, or 4:2:0 format

: You cannot print using the Picture Motion

Browser.

x AC adaptor AC-S2422

Power requirements

- 100 V to 240 V, 50/60 Hz, 1.5 A to 0.75 A

Rated output voltage

24 V 2.2 A (2.2A)

Peak 3.7 A 6.5 s

Operating temperature

5 °C to 35 °C (41 °F to 95 °F)

Dimensions

Approx. 60 × 30.5 × 122 mm

/8 × 1 1/4 × 4 7/8 inches) (w/h/d,

excluding protruding parts and cables)

Mass

Approx. 305 g (11 oz)

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

* The total number of sheets of P size print paper

that the printer can print is estimated to be approximately 2,000. For the total number of sheets, please check “Printer information display” of the “Display/Printer setup” menu (page 41).

: Print Settings: Borderless, Date Print: Off, Auto

Fine Print5: On (Photographic) (When displaying on the LCD screen)

: When printing a photo (Approx.4.37 MB file size)

taken by a Sony digital still camera containing effective picture elements of approximately 12,100,000 or equivalent.

Customer support home page

The latest support information is available at the following home page address:

http://www.sony.net/

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Printing range

P size

152.4 mm/6 inches (1 800 dots)

95.5 mm/

/8 inches

3 (1 128 dots)

146.3 mm/5

/8 inch (1 728 dots)

Border print range

Borderless print range

Perforations

The above illustrations are those when an image with a 2:3 aspect ratio is printed.

The printing range differs for a border or a borderless print.

101.6 mm/ 4 inches (1 200 dots)

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Glossary

DCF (Design rule for Camera File system)

This printer conforms with the DCF (Design rule for Camera File system) standard established by JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association) to maintain file exchangeability and compatibility between digital cameras and related products. Complete exchangeability and compatibility, however, are not guaranteed.

DPOF (Digital Print Order Format)

The format used to record the information necessary for automatically printing images shot by a digital camera at a printing shop or with a home-use printer. The printer supports DPOF printing and can automatically print the preset number of copies of the DPOF preset images.

Exif 2.21 (Exif Print)

Exif (Exchangeable image file format for digital cameras) Print is a global standard for digital photo printing. A digital camera supporting Exif Print stores the data relevant to the conditions of shooting as each shot is taken. The printer utilises the Exif Print data stored in each image file to ensure the printed result matches the original shot as closely as possible

When the “Auto Fine Print5” is enabled and an image (JPEG file) is shot by an Exif Print (Exif

2.21)-compliant digital camera, the image is automatically adjusted to its optimum picture quality and printed.

HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface)

The HDMI is an interface for transmitting digital video/audio signals on a single cable without compression and conversion. You can enjoy high quality video and audio reproduction. Note: The printer does not support audio output.

“Memory Stick”/CompactFlash card/SD Card/xD-Picture Card

Compact, light, removable storage media. For details see pages 80 to 82.

PictBridge

A standard specified by Camera & Imaging Products Association that allows you to connect PictBridge-complaint digital camera directly to the printer without a PC, enabling direct printing on the spot.

Thumbnails

Miniature images for representing the original images that are stored in the image files taken by a digital camera. The printer uses thumbnails in the index view.

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Index

AC power source 12

Adding a filter 22

Adding a frame 31

Adjusting an image 20, 22

Adjusting the size and position 27

Associated file indication 13

Auto Fine Print5 40, 59

AUTO TOUCH-UP 20, 39, 59

Batch Print 33

Bluetooth device 48

Borders/Borderless 39, 59

Brightness22

Calendar 27

Cleaning 78

Color Setting 40

CompactFlash card

Notes on use 82

Types 82

Connecting

AC power source 12

Bluetooth device 48

Digital camera 47, 48

External device 46, 48

High Definition TV 43

CONTROL FOR HDMI 42

Copying an image 35

Correcting a failed photo automatically 20

CreativePrint 26

Cross Filter 22

Date Display Order 42

Date Print 39

DC IN 24 V 12

DCF (Design rule for Camera File system) 39

Default Setting 42

Deleting an image 36

Display/Printer setup 41

DPOF 13, 33

Editing an image 21

Ejecting a memory card 15

Enlarging and reducing an image size 15, 21

Error messages 62

External device 46, 48

File operation 35

Filter 22

Fish-eye 23

Format 37

Frame 31

Front panel 7

Handle 8

Handwritten message 29

HDMI 43

Icon 42

ID photo 32

Image data display 13

Image preview 13

Index Print 33

Index View

by date 14, 42

by Filename 14, 42

Input indications 13

Inserting a memory card 15

Inserting an ink ribbon 9

Inserting the print paper 10

Installing

Picture Motion Browser 55

Printer driver 52

Language 42

Layout print 32, 40

LCD backlight 42

LCD screen 7

LCD screen disdplay 13

Listing Order 42

Mass storage device 46

Memory Stick

Format 37

Notes on use 81

Types 80

Monochrome 22

Moving an image 21

On/standby switch 16, 46, 47, 48, 53

On-screen Display 13, 42

Orientation 58

Painting 22

Paper jams 77

Partial Color 22

Parts and controls 7

PictBridge camera 47

PictBridge/EXT INTERFACE 46, 47, 48

Picture Motion Browser 56

Preview 13

Print All 33

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Print quantity 14, 16, 25

Print setup 38

Printer information display 42

Printing

a memory card image 16

Calendar 27

Edited image 25

Enlarged image 16

Framed image 31

From a Bluetooth device 48

From a commercially available application 61

From a High Definition TV 43

From a PC 51

From a PictBridge camera 47

From an external device 46

ID photo 32

Layout print 32

Scrapbook 26

Superimposed image 29

Using the Picture Motion Browser 56

Printing range 85

Protect indication 13

Rear panel 8

Red-eye correction 20, 24

Registering a browsing folder 60

Rotating an image 21

Saturation 22

Saving an image 25

Scrapbook 26

Screen indications 13

SD Card

Notes on use 82

Types 81

Sepia 22

Setting the print quantity 16

Sharpness 22

Single Color 22

Slideshow 34

Specifications 83

Stamp 31

Standard format message 30

Stopping printing 60

Superimposing 29

Supplied accessories 9

Switching the screen display 15

System requirement 51

T i n t 22

Trimming Print 16

Troubleshooting 65

Uninstalling

Picture Motion Browser 56

Printer driver 54

USB memory 46

Various printing 18

xD-Picture Card

Notes on use 82

Types 82

Zooming in/out 15, 21

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Printed using VOC (Volatile Organic Compound)-free vegetable oil based ink.

Sony Corporation Printed in China

Sony DPP-FP85 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Table of Contents

Before you begin

Identifying the parts

Preparations

Checking the contents of the package

Setting the ink ribbon

Inserting the print paper

Connecting to the AC power source

Direct printing

LCD screen display

An image preview view

Index View

Basic printing

Inserting a memory card

Printing selected images

Enjoying various printing

Correcting a failed photo automatically (AUTO TOUCH-UP)

Editing an image

Rotating an image

Moving an image

Adjusting an image

Printing an edited image

Saving an edited image

Making a Scrapbook

Making a Calendar

Superimposing a message on an image

Adding a frame

Making layout prints Making an ID photo

Viewing a slideshow

Showing the slideshow

Reserving printing

File operations

Copying images

Printing

Deleting selected images

Formatting a “Memory Stick”

Changing the Print setup

Changing the Display/ Printer setup

Printing from a High Definition television

Connecting to a television

Printing procedures

On BRAVIA PhotoTV HD

On control for HDMI

What is “BRAVIA Sync”

Printing from an external device

Printing from a PictBridge digital camera

Printing from a PictBridge digital camera

Printing from a Bluetooth-compliant device

Compatible profiles for Bluetooth communication

Preparations: connecting DPPA-BT1

Printing

Transferring an image to a memory card

Printing from a PC

Printing from a PC

Installing the software

System requirements

Installing the printer driver

Uninstalling the printer driver

Installing the Picture Motion Browser

Uninstalling the Picture Motion Browser

Printing photos from the Picture Motion Browser

Registering a browsing folder

Stopping printing

Error messages

If an error message appears

Troubleshooting

If trouble occurs

If paper jams

Cleaning

Additional information

Precautions

On safety

On installation

On cleaning

On restrictions on duplication

About the Memory Cards