User manual CANON PIXMA MP980

[. . . ] MP980 series On-screen Manual Page 1 of 947 pages How to Use This Manual Printing This Manual MC-3204-V1. 00 Basic Guide Describes the summary of this product. Advanced Guide Describes the detailed function of this product. Troubleshooting MP980 series Basic Guide Page 2 of 947 pages How to Use This Manual Printing This Manual Printing DVD CD Label MP-2549-V1. 00 Advanced Guide Contents Overview of the Machine Main Components How to Navigate Menus on the LCD Other Usages Printing the Notebook or Graph Paper Printing Photos Directly from Your Mobile Phone or Digital Camera Printing from a Memory Card Printing Photos Saved on the Memory Card Machine Settings Solution Menu and My Printer Using Various Functions Inserting the Memory Card Loading Paper / Originals Loading Paper Copying Making Copies Using Various Copy Functions Loading Originals to Copy or Scan Routine Maintenance Replacing an Ink Tank Printing Photos from Printed Photos or Film Reprinting Printed Photos Printing Photos from a Film When Printing Becomes Faint or Colors Are Incorrect Cleaning the Paper Feed Roller Cleaning the Pad in the Cassette Using Various Functions Appendix Safety Precautions Scanning Saving Scanned Data Legal Limitations on Use of Your Product and Use of Images Tips on How to Use Your Machine Printing from Your Computer Printing Photos (Easy-PhotoPrint EX) Printing Documents (Windows) Printing Documents (Macintosh) Overview of the Machine Advanced Guide Contents > Overview of the Machine Page 3 of 947 pages Troubleshooting Overview of the Machine This section shows the component names of the machine and describes the basic operations you need to know before using it. Main Components Front View Rear View Inside View Operation Panel How to Navigate Menus on the LCD Selecting Menus on the HOME Screen Selecting Setting Items Other Operations Page top Main Components Advanced Guide Contents > Overview of the Machine > Main Components Page 4 of 947 pages Troubleshooting Main Components Front View (1) Document Cover Open to load an original on the Platen Glass. (2) Operation Panel Use to change the settings of the machine or to operate it. See Operation Panel. (3) LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Displays messages, menu selections, and the operation status. You can also preview photos on the LCD before printing. Note The LCD will turn off if the machine is not operated for about 5 minutes. To restore the display, press any button except the ON button or perform the print operation. (4) Paper Support Raise and tip back to load paper in the Rear Tray. (5) Paper Guides Slide to align with both sides of the paper stack. (6) Rear Tray Load various sizes or types of paper which you can use on the machine. Two or more sheets of the same size and type of paper can be loaded at the same time, and fed automatically one sheet at a time. See Loading Paper. (7) Card Slot Cover Open to insert a memory card. See Inserting the Memory Card. (8) Infrared Port Use this port to print from a mobile phone with wireless infrared communication. See Printing Photos from a Wireless Communication Device . Main Components (9) Direct Print Port Connect a PictBridge compliant device such as a digital camera or the optional Bluetooth Unit BU-30* when printing directly. [. . . ] Move the slider to the left to decrease and right to increase the contrast of the image. Sharpness Emphasizes the outline of the subjects to sharpen the image. Adjust the sharpness when the photo is out of focus or text is blurred. Move the slider to the right to sharpen the image. Blur Blurs the outline of the subjects to soften the image. Move the slider to the right to soften the image. Show-through Removal Removes show-through of text from the reverse side or removes the base color. Adjust the showthrough level to prevent text on the reverse side of thin document or the base color of the document from appearing on the image. Move the slider to the right to increase the show-through removal effect. Defaults Resets all adjustments (brightness, contrast, sharpness, blur, and show-through removal). Reset Selected Image Cancels all corrections, enhancements and adjustments applied to the selected image. Save Selected Image Saves the selected image. Save All Corrected Images Saves all the corrected images displayed in the thumbnail list. Exit Close the Correct/Enhance Images window. Correction/Enhancement Correct/Enhance Images Window Page 527 of 947 pages Face Brightener Corrects the entire image so that the selected facial area is brightened. You can adjust the effect level using the slider. Undo Cancels the latest correction. Face Sharpener Corrects the entire image to sharpen the face. You can adjust the effect level using the slider. Digital Face Smoothing Enhances skin beautifully by removing blemishes and wrinkles. You can adjust the effect level using the slider. Blemish Remover Removes moles. Reset Selected Image Cancels all corrections, enhancements and adjustments applied to the selected image. Save Selected Image Saves the selected image. Save All Corrected Images Saves all the corrected images displayed in the thumbnail list. Exit Close the Correct/Enhance Images window. OK Applies the selected effect to the specified area. Toolbar Toolbar (Rotate Left) Rotates the image 90 degrees counter-clockwise. (Rotate Right) Rotates the image 90 degrees clockwise. (Invert) Inverts the image horizontally. (Trimming) Trimming is the act of selecting the area you want to keep in a photo and discarding the rest. In Correct/Enhance Images Window the displayed window, drag the white frame to specify the trimming area. Move the mouse pointer inside the white frame and drag to move the trimming area. Page 528 of 947 pages Note Place the main subjects along the broken white lines or at the intersections to create a balanced image. (Enlarge) Enlarges the displayed image. (Reduce) Reduces the displayed image. (Full-screen) Enlarges/reduces the image to display it full-screen. (Compare) Opens the source image for comparison. The source image appears on the left and the corrected image appears on the right. Page top One-click Mode Screen Page 529 of 947 pages Advanced Guide > Scanning > Scanning with the Bundled Application Software > MP Navigator EX Screens > One-click Mode Screen One-click Mode Screen (Switch Mode) at the bottom left of the Navigation Mode screen to display the One-click Click Mode screen. You can complete from scanning to saving, etc. at one time by simply clicking the corresponding icon. Save Scan and save documents. When you click this icon, the Save dialog box opens and you can specify the scan/save settings. Save Dialog Box (One-click Mode Screen) PDF Scan documents and save them as PDF files. When you click this icon, the PDF dialog box opens and you can specify the scan/save and application settings. PDF Dialog Box Mail Scan documents or photos and attach them to e-mail. When you click this icon, the Mail dialog box opens and you can specify the scan/save and e-mail software program settings. When you click this icon, the Film dialog box opens and you can specify the scan/save settings. Film Dialog Box OCR Scan text documents then extract text in the image and display it in Notepad (included with Windows). When you click this icon, the OCR dialog box opens and you can specify the scan/save and application settings. [. . . ] Example: 192. 168. 0. 1 IPv4/IPv6 They are internetwork-layer protocol used on the internet. IPv4 uses 32-bit addresses and IPv6 uses 128-bit addresses. K Key Format Select either ASCII or Hex as the WEP key format. The character that can be used for the WEP key differs depending on the selected key formats. ASCII Specify with a 5 or 13-character string that can include alphanumeric and underscore "_" characters. It is case-sensitive. About Technical Terms Page 945 of 947 pages Hex Specify a 10-digit or 26-digit string that can contain hexadecimal (0 to 9, A to F, and a to f). Key ID If several encryption keys are set to an access point, select a key number (index) that is used for transmission from the access point from 1 to 4. Key Length Length of the WEP key. [. . . ]