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Delta CP740 manual

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    Paper Cassette Prepara tions Overview Getting Ready Printing Appendices Having Difficulty? Click Here Troubleshooting I’d Like To... Tasks and Index Printer Features Component Guide and Functions Paper and Accessories Other Accessories Setup Ink Cassette Preparations Printing from Camer as Wireless Printing Maintenance, Storage and Transport Batt[...]

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    Next Back Return to Cover Page Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index 2 Introduction Before using your printer for th e first time, read through the “Safety Precautions” (p. 39) and “Handling Precautions” (p. 41). This mark denotes issues th at may affect the printer’s operation. This mark denotes addit[...]

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    3 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Printer Features You can enjoy printing with your SELPHY printer in a variety of ways. Print from Memory Cards You can print by inserting memory cards from a camera or mobile telephone into the card slots. Connected to a Camera You can print from a ca[...]

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    4 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Postcard Size Paper Print postcards bearing your original photographs. Using your computer, it is easy to add captions and create gre eting cards. Always use paper specific to SELPHY CP series printers (You cannot use regular postcards). Smal[...]

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    5 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Component Guide and Functions This section indicates the co mponent names and functions. SELPHY CP750 LCD Monitor Print/Stop Button Power Button Control Buttons Infrared Data Receiver Retractable USB Cable for Cameras Paper Cassette Slot Pape[...]

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    6 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Paper and Accessories Select the correct size for the purpose. Some items are not sold in some regions. Paper Cassette: Paper Cassette PCP-CP200 Standard Paper + Ink*: Color Ink/Paper Se t KP-36IP (36 Sheets) Color Ink/Paper Se t KP-72IP (72 [...]

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    7 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Other Accessories This section identifies the separa tely sold accessories that expand the capabilities of the SELPHY printers. Battery Pack NB-CP2L (SELPHY CP750 Only) You can use the battery pack to print wherever you go wi th your printer.[...]

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    8 Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Setup Set up your SELPHY prin ter in the foll owing manner for safe use. • Do not set the printer on unstable surfaces. • Keep the printer at least 1 meter (3 ft .) fr om devices emitting electr omagnetic waves or str ong magnetic fields . • Do not o[...]

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    9 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Ink Cassette Preparations Install ink cassettes using the following procedures. 1 Confirm the ink cassette size. Confirm a match between the sizes of the ink cassette and the photo paper. 2 Confirm that the ink sheet is taut with n o slack. T[...]

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    10 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Paper Cassette Preparations The following procedur es instruct you how to set paper in the cassette and install it in the printer. 1 Confirm that you have the co rrect size of paper cassette. Prepare the correct size of paper cassette for th[...]

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    11 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page 4 Close the lid. • Use paper specified for use by Canon with this printe r . Y ou cannot use commercially sold paper such as regular postcar ds or paper specif ied for use in SELPHY ES serie s printers. • Placing 19 or more sheets in the[...]

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    12 Getting Ready Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Printing Precautions This section explains the precau tions that shoul d be observed when printing. These precautions are applicable to all of the printing methods, including “Printing from Memory C ards,” “Printing from Cameras,” “Printing[...]

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    13 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Printing from Memory Cards • SELPHY prin ters support image data con forming to t he Design rule fo r Camera File system (Exif compliant ) and DPOF (V er . 1.00) standard. • Use memory car ds that have been initialized in a camera. The i[...]

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    14 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page The following types of information appea r on the LCD monitor. SELPHY CP750 SELPHY CP740 Although ther e are so me differ ences in the information displayed by the SELPHY CP750 and SELPHY CP740 as shown above, the fundamental elements are th[...]

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    15 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Select a mode to set the print operation. SELPHY printers use the shooting data recor ded when the image is shot to print a finer quality print. T o switch this special pr ocessing function off, press and hold the Date button while pr essing[...]

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    16 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Printing the Specified Number of Copies of the Selected Images 1 Confirm that (Select) mode is selected in the LCD monitor. 2 Press W or X to select images to print. Keeping the button pressed advances the images more quickly. 3 Press + or ?[...]

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    17 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Printing One Copy of All Images on the Card 1 Confirm that (All) mode is selected in the LCD monitor. 2 Configure the print layout, da te imprint and My Colors settings as desired. These settings apply to all of the images. The My Colors set[...]

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    18 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Select a print layout. (1 Image Borderless) Prints without borders. (1 Image Bordered) Prints with a white border. (2 Images Borderless) Prints two images without borders on a single sheet. (2 Images Bordered) Prints two images with a white [...]

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    19 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page 1 Press the Layout button and se lect a print layout from the list that displays, then press the Layout b utton again. The total number of sheets will change accordin g to the prin t layout selection. • Layouts which can be selected will d[...]

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    20 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page You can select whether or not to include the date imprint and its format. (No Imprint) (Year/Month/Day) (Month/Day/Year) (Day/Month/Year) 1 Press the Date button. Press W or X to select whether or not to include the date impr int, then press[...]

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    21 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page This function applies color effects to images. 1 Press the (My Colors) button. Select the color effect you want from the list that displays, and press the (My Colors) button again. • The My Colors effect cannot be used in the (DPOF) m ode.[...]

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    22 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page This function prints a sel ect portion of an image. The trimming function can only be used in the (Single) mode. 1 Press the (Trimming) button. The image will display at full size on the LCD monitor. 2 Press the (Display) button. The display[...]

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    23 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page 5 Press the W , X , + and – buttons to shift the print area as desired. Pressing the (Display) button again wil l switch back to the mode for setting the print area size and orientation. 6 When you finish th e adjustments, press the (Trimm[...]

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    24 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Printing from Cameras These procedures are for prin ting images from a camera connected to the printer. On cameras that support printing via this method, icons such as (PictBridge) or (Direct Print) will appear on the camera’s LCD monitor [...]

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    25 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page This section provides a simp le ex planation of the procedures using a Canon-brand camera as an example. For a more detailed explanation, see your camera’s user guide. (Camer a User Guide or Direct Print User Guide in the case of a Canon c[...]

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    26 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page If you are using a Canon-brand camera, you can configure the following settings and print. (Some functions m ay not be supported by some models.) See your Camera User Guide or the Direct Print User Guide for detailed instructions about each [...]

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    27 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Printing from Computers This section explains how to conn ec t the printer to a computer to print. You computer must meet the minimum requ irements listed below to enable printing from the computer. Windows OS: Windows 2000 Service Pack 4, W[...]

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    28 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Please note the following points. To print from a computer, refer to the following procedures. Installing the Printer Driver T Windows 1 Place the supplied Compact Ph oto Printer Solution Disk into the computer’s CD-ROM drive. 2 Click [Sel[...]

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    29 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page T Macintosh 1 Place the supplied Compact Phot o Printer Solution Disk into the computer’s CD-ROM dri ve and double-click the (CPSD Installer) icon in the CD-ROM window . 2 Click [Select printer] in the printer driver window and select your[...]

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    30 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Windows ZoomBrowser EX Easy-PhotoPrint Y ou can download detailed guides to ZoomBr owser EX (Windows) and ImageBrowser (Macin tosh) from the following we bsite (available in English only). http://web.canon.jp/Imag ing/information-e.html Maci[...]

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    31 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Wireless Printing These procedures are for prin ting images over a wireless connection such as infrared data transmis sion (IrDA, IrSimple) or Bluetooth. • When printing via a wir eless connection, be sur e ther e are no memory cards in th[...]

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    32 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page 3 Aim the mobile telephone’s infrared port at th e printer’s infrared data receiver and initiate data transfer from the telephone. See the user guide for your mobile telephone for in structions for configuring the infrared data settings [...]

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    33 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page The data transfer is initiated from the mobile telephone. See the us er guide for your mobile telephone for details. 1 Check the printer to ensure that no memory cards are inserted or that a camera is not connected via a USB cable. 2 Confirm[...]

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    34 Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Getting Ready Printing Overview Maintenance, Storage and Transport This section explains how main tain, store and transport the printer. Internal Care If fine stripes appear on printed images, there is a possibility that dirt or dust has become lodged inside the p r inter. Use the su[...]

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    35 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Main Unit • Detach the power cord of the co mpact power adapter from the power outlet. • Remove the paper and ink cassette s from the printer for storage. Store the paper cassettes wi th the lids closed. Remo ve the sheets of paper, plac[...]

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    36 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Battery Instructions (SELPHY CP750 Only) You can print at an outside location that lack power outlets if you attach the separately sold ba ttery pack to the SELPHY CP750. • Battery Pack NB-CP1L cannot be used in this printer . • Do not u[...]

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    37 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Use the following procedures to charge the battery. 1 Attach the battery to the printer. 2 Connect the power cord to the compact power adapter and plug it in a power out let. Connect the compact power adapter connector to the printer. While [...]

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    38 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page 2 Attach the battery pack te rminal cover onto the battery. 3 Attach the battery cover onto the printer. Push the battery cover in the direction indicated by the arrow until it clicks into place. The printer indicator will begin to blink ora[...]

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    39 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Safety Precautions Use this equipment correctly according to the following precautions to avoid the risk of injury, fire, electrical shock, malfunctions and other hazards. Please also be sure to read “Handling Precautions” (p. 41). • E[...]

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    40 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page CAUTIONS WARNINGS • Do not stick any part of your hand into the pr inter interior . • Do not use or store the equipment in the fo llowing types of places. Humid or dusty areas, places subject to hea vy vibrations, places near flames, pla[...]

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    41 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Handling Precautions This section explains the precau tions that you should take in handling the equipment. • Do not apply excessive force to the paper ca ssette. Force or impact on the cassette may result in paper jams or equipment damage[...]

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    42 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Specifications All data is measured according to standard Canon testing procedures. We reserve the right to change specifications without notice. * When connected to a Canon compact digital camera with built-in DIGIC III. Printin g speeds ma[...]

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    43 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page * Test conditions: Normal temperature ( 23°C/73°F), Canon imag es, continuous print. The above data may vary according t o the printing environment and the image to be printed. If the ambient temperature is low, the battery performance wil[...]

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    44 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Troubleshooting This section has solutio ns for wh en the printer does not operate as expected or an error symbol is displayed. If the solutions below do not remedy yo ur problem, contact the retail outlet or a Canon customer support center. Problems with t[...]

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    45 Appendices Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Getting Ready Printing Overview Î Printing from Cameras • Recheck the camera and printer connection status. • Does the firmware of the Canon- brand camera support the printer? • Does the camera battery have a sufficient charge? Replace the battery with a fully charg[...]

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    46 Appendices Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Getting Ready Printing Overview Q Colors on the Computer Display and the Print Are Different Î Color generation methods are different for computer displa ys and printers. Moreover, the variance may be attribut able to the environment in which the display is viewed (color [...]

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    47 Appendices Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Getting Ready Printing Overview When the printer encounters some kind of problem, a symbol appears in the LCD monitor to indicate the error type. T ake the action recommended for the error symbol. Error messages will also display in a camera’s LCD monitor when the camera[...]

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    48 Appendices Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Getting Ready Printing Overview • T urn the power off and then back on. • Remove the ink cassette and take the sla ck out of the ink sheet befor e re placing it. If this does not fix the pr oblem, replace the ink cassette with a new one. Cont act a customer support cen[...]

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    49 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Next Back Return to Cover Page Tasks and Index Click the page number of a t opic to jump to that topic. I want to print the shooting date on the photo. Î p. 20 I want to create a label . Î p. 6 , p. 18 I want to p rint an index of all the images on a memor y card. Î p. 17 I want to pr[...]

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    50 Getting Ready Printing Appendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Back Return to Cover Page • Windows, Windows Vista and the Win dows Vista logo are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation, registered in the U.S. and othe r countries. • Macintosh, the Mac logo, Quick Time and the QuickTime lo go are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., r[...]