User manual CANON SELPHY CP720

[. . . ] Printer User Guide Printer Features Component Guide and Functions Other Accessories Overview Paper and Accessories Setup Ink Cassette Preparations Getting Ready Paper Cassette Preparations Printing Precautions Printing from Memory Cards Printing from Computers Wireless Printing Printing Printing from Cameras Maintenance, Storage and Transport Battery Instructions (CP730 Only) Specifications Appendices Safety Precautions Handling Precautions Having Difficulty?Click Here I'd Like To. . . Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Return to Cover Page Overview Getting Ready Printing Appendices Introduction Before using your printer for the first time, read through the "Safety Precautions" (p. 42). Warning Against Copyright Infringement Please respect all copyrights. Use of images produced by SELPHY CP730/ CP720 for purposes other than personal entertainment may be prohibited by law. Symbols Used in This Guide This mark denotes issues that may affect the printer's operation. [. . . ] The maximum transmission distance for a Bluetooth enabled device is approximately 10 m (33 ft. ) (may vary according to the operating environment). Once you have finished Bluetooth enabled printing, remove the Bluetooth Unit from the printer or turn off the printer. Troubleshooting Tasks and Index 33 Back Next Return to Cover Page Overview Getting Ready Printing Appendices Printing via a Wireless LAN This section explains how to print images via a wireless LAN (local area network) from a PowerShot SD430 Digital ELPH Wireless/Digital IXUS WIRELESS camera and a Wireless Print Adapter (WA-1N/WA-1E). 4 Use the camera to start printing over the wireless network. See the Camera User Guide supplied with the camera for instructions on connecting via a wireless LAN and printing. The maximum distance over which data can be transmitted over a wireless LAN is approximately 30 m (98 ft. ) (may vary according to the operating environment). Printing is initiated from the camera. See your camera's user guide. 1 Check the printer to ensure that no memory cards are inserted or that a camera is not connected via a USB cable. Up to approximately 30 m (98 ft. ) 2 Confirm that Wireless Print Adapter (WA-1N/WA-1E) is installed on the printer. Once you have finished printing via the wireless LAN, remove the wireless print adapter from the printer or turn off the power. 3 Press the printer's power button until the start-up image appears in the LCD monitor. Troubleshooting Tasks and Index 34 Back Next Return to Cover Page Overview Getting Ready Printing Appendices Maintenance, Storage and Transport This section explains how maintain, store and transport the printer. Exterior Care Wipe the exterior with a soft, dry cloth. Never apply solvents, such as benzine or thinners, or detergent to the printer. These substances may damage the exterior or peel the finish. Maintenance Internal Care If fine stripes appear on printed images, there is a possibility that dirt or dust has become lodged inside the printer. Use the supplied cleaner to remove the dirt or dust. Care of the Back Clean the dust from the air vents on the back. Dust will get on the ink sheet if it enters from the air vents, preventing the printer from printing cleanly. If dust becomes lodged on the ink sheet, use a blower brush to remove it so that you do not touch the ink sheet. 1 Remove the ink cassette. 2 Insert the cleaner with the arrow side upward all the way into the slot, then remove it, repeating this two or three times. Troubleshooting Tasks and Index 35 Back Next Return to Cover Page Overview Getting Ready Printing Appendices Storage Main Unit · Detach the power cord of the compact power adapter from the power outlet. · Remove the paper and ink cassettes from the printer for storage. Store the paper cassettes with the lids closed. Remove the sheets of paper, place them into their bag and replace them in their box, storing them flat. Store the ink cassette in a bag so that dust does not get on it. Printed Paper · If you store your prints in albums, select albums with photo covers made of nylon, polypropylene or cellophane. Other materials may cause the images to change color or transfer ink. · Avoid storing prints in the following types of places to prevent the image quality from deteriorating. · Places with high temperatures (40°C/104°F or higher) · Places with high humidity or dusty places · Places subject to direct sunlight · Store the printer flat so that dust does not enter into it. · Prints may change color over time depending on their storage conditions and the passing of time. If you must store it vertically, please orient it in this position. Transport · Remove the paper and ink cassettes and close the covers. · Transport the printer wrapped in a soft cloth to avoid scratching it. Dust entering the printer may prevent it from printing cleanly. Battery · After you finish using the battery, attach the battery pack terminal cover and store it at a cool temperature (0°-30°C/32°-86°F). Storing the battery fully charged for long periods of time (about 1 year) shortens the battery life and causes its performance to decline. When you do not use it for long period of time, fully charge it once a year and store after fully discharging it in the printer. Troubleshooting Tasks and Index 36 Back Next Return to Cover Page Overview Getting Ready Printing Appendices Battery Instructions (CP730 Only) You can print on trips and in places that lack power outlets if you attach the separately sold battery pack to the CP730 model. This product is designed to achieve excellent performance when used with genuine Canon accessories. Canon shall not be liable for any damage to this product and/or accidents such as fire, etc. , caused by the malfunction of non-genuine Canon accessories (e. g. , a leakage and/or explosion of a battery pack). Please note that this warranty does not apply to repairs arising out of the malfunction of nongenuine Canon accessories, although you may request such repairs on a chargeable basis. Attaching the Battery Use the following procedures to attach Battery Pack NB-CP2L to the printer. 1 Remove the battery pack terminal cover. Battery Pack Terminal Cover 2 Press the battery cover ejector lever downward to remove the battery cover. · Battery Pack NB-CP1L cannot be used in this printer. · Do not use a battery other than that specified by Canon with this product. It is required for battery storage. 3 Attach the battery to the printer. Slide the battery in the direction of the first arrow and press in the direction of the second until it clicks into place. To remove the battery, press the battery cover ejector lever downward and replace the battery pack terminal cover on it. Troubleshooting Tasks and Index 37 Back Next Return to Cover Page Overview Getting Ready Printing Appendices Charging the Battery Use the following procedures to charge the battery. 3 After the battery is charged, detach the connector of the compact power adapter from the printer. The battery is now ready to power the printer. 1 Attach the battery to the printer. 2 Connect the power cord to the compact power adapter and plug it in a power outlet. Connect the compact power adapter connector to the printer. The printer will automatically turn off when powered by the battery if the printer is not used for five minutes or more. To a power outlet Remaining Battery Charge The printer power button will begin to blink orange when the battery charge is low. In addition, a message may appear on a connected camera's LCD monitor or the printer's LCD monitor. [. . . ] (Do not remove the ink cassette when removing and refilling the paper cassette. ) Q After Cancelling Printing in Progress from a Computer, I Restarted Printing but an Image I Already Printed was Also Output When you restart printing on a Macintosh after cancelling, an already printed image prints again when printing resumes. Troubleshooting Tasks and Index 47 Back Next Return to Cover Page Overview Getting Ready Printing Appendices Error Symbols When the printer encounters some kind of problem, a symbol appears in the LCD monitor to indicate the error type. Error messages will also display in a camera's LCD monitor when the camera is connected to the printer. Cannot Display Image · The image thumbnail (a tiny image included for checking the image) may not be included with the image data. In this case, the image cannot be printed. No Paper · Confirm that the paper cassette is firmly inserted all the way into the printer. [. . . ]