Canon SELPHY CP740 Guide de configuration

This guide describes the basic and advanced operations

of your SELPHY printer in easy to understand terms.

Basic operation is simple! Just three steps: 1. Unpack, 2.

Prepare, 3. Print.

step 1

Unpack

Printing Guide

p. 2

ENGLISH

step 2

Prepare

step 3

Enjoy a

Multitude of

Functions

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p. 5

p. 8

p. 11

p. 12

p. 13

p. 15

Connecting the

Printer to Your

Computer

Separately

Sold Items

Troubleshooting

Safety

Precautions

Check that the following items are supplied with your purchase.

Main Printer Unit Compact Power

Adapter

Power Cord

Paper Cassette

(Postcard Size)

Starter Paper Pack

(Postcard Size) Starter Ink Cassette

(Postcard Size)

Cleaner

CD-ROM:

Compact Photo

Printer Solution Disk

Depending on the region, the card size paper cassette may be

supplied with the printer.

Match Paper Stocks, Paper Cassettes and Ink Cassettes

Correctly

Caution!

The printer will not print correctly if you

mismatch paper stocks to paper

cassettes or ink cassettes.

Paper Cassette Ink Cassette

Size Indication

step 1Unpack

Continued

In this step you will insert the ink and paper cassette to prepare for

printing.

Although these illustrations show the SELPHY CP750, the procedures apply equally to the SELPHY

CP740.

Install the ink cassette.

Place paper into the paper cassette.

Open the ink cassette compartment

cover on the printer.

Insert the starter ink cassette into the

printer until it clicks firmly into place and

close the cover.

Slide the lid of the paper cassette back

until it comes to a stop.

While firmly holding the paper cassette,

lift the lid upward.

Close the lid until it clicks

shut.

Insert the paper into the paper cassette

with the shiny side facing up.

Align the paper beneath the tabs.

For postcard size paper,

the address portion on the

bottom face should be

oriented toward the tabs.

Correct Position

The lid is

slanted.

Slide the lid of the paper cassette back

until it comes to a stop.

Slightly open

step 2Prepare

Install the paper cassette into the printer.

Attach the power cord.

Open the paper cassette slot cover. Insert the paper cassette into the printer all

the way.

Paper visible

through opening

Hold here.

Plug the power cord into the compact

power adapter, and then the plug into

a power outlet.

Attach the compact power adapter

connector to the printer’s DC IN terminal.

DC IN terminal

Can I use general printer paper or postcards?

No. Always use paper specific to SELPHY CP series printers included in the

genuine Canon brand “Color Ink/Paper Sets”.

Paper sets specific to SELPHY ES series cannot be used.

How can I use Card Size or Wide Size paper cassettes?

Card Size and Wide Size paper cassettes are shaped a little differently from the

Postcard Size and L Size paper cassettes. Open the outer lid and inner lid, and

set the paper into the cassette. Close only the inner lid and insert the paper

cassette into the printer.

Inner lid

Outer lid

Continued

Printing from Memory Cards

In this step you will insert a memory card with images into the printer,

and print.

Press and hold the printer’s power button until the start-up image (shown

below right) displays on the LCD monitor.

Insert the memory card into the appropriate card slot.

With the label side facing up insert the memory card fully.

Press and hold

until the image

appears.

SD Slot

• SD Memory Card

• miniSD Card*1

• microSD Card*2

• SDHC Memory Card

• miniSDHC Card*1

• microSDHC Card*2

• MultiMediaCard

• MMCplus Card

• MMCmobile Card

• MMCmicro Card*2

•RS-MMCCard

MS Slot

•MemoryStick

• Memory Stick PRO

• Memory Stick Duo

• Memory Stick PRO Duo

• Memory Stick Micro*2

CF Slot

•CFCard

• Microdrive

• xD-Picture Card*2

*1 Align the card with the guides on the bottom of the

slot and insert.

*2 A specialized adapter is required (For xD-Picture

Cards, purchase a CompactFlash card Adapter for

xD-Picture Cards separately.)

step 3Print

Press

to select an image to print.

4Press the Date button. Press Wor Xto select whether or not to

include the date imprint, then press the Date button again.

Press the Print/Stop button.

Installed Ink

Cassette Type

XXXXXXX

When the bottom right of the monitor shows , the date does not print. When it

shows , the date will print in the [month/day/year] format.

Printing will start. The paper will pass in and out four times. Do not touch the paper

during this process.

After confirming that the image has printed, remove the memory card.

To turn the printer off, press the power button again for a moment.

Do not print on printed paper.

How many prints can the starter ink cassette print?

It can make five prints, the same number as the supplied starter paper sheets.

A symbol similar to the one at the right will appear on the LCD

monitor when the ink runs out. Please exchange the ink cassette

with a new one.

Note that unlike inkjet printers, SELPHY series printers cannot

print any more prints than those noted on the color ink/paper

set packages.

Printing by Connecting Your Camera

If your Canon digital camera has a (Print/Share) button, you can

connect the camera to the printer for easy printing.

Printing from Mobile Phones

The CP750 can print without a cable connection from a mobile phone

that supports infrared data transmission (IrDA, IrSimple). If you use a

mobile phone that supports the Bluetooth protocol, you can print

wirelessly with the separately sold Bluetooth Unit BU-20.

Pull the cable out of the printer and attach it to the camera’s DIGITAL

terminal.

Press and hold the printer’s power button until the start-up image

displays on the LCD monitor.

Select an image on the camera’s LCD monitor and press the

(Print/Share) button.

Extends up to 30 cm (12 in.)

DIGITAL Terminal

Confirm that all memory

cards have been removed

from the printer.

Retracting the Cable

Lightly pull on the cable,

then while holding the

cable let it retract into

the printer.

Non-Canon brand cameras that are

compliant with PictBridge can also be

used. If the connector on the cable does

not fit your camera’s terminal, use the

USB cable supplied with your camera.

Refer to your camera’s operation

manual for further details.

Up to approximately

20 cm (7.9 in.)

Hold the mobile phone within 10

degrees of the sensor in any direction.

The distance over which infrared

data signals can be transmitted

varies according to the mobile

phone model and transmission

environment.

The signal transmission distance for

Bluetooth is about 10 m (32.8 ft.).

This section introduces the numerous functions that make printing fun.

Print/Stop Button

Date Button

(Power) Button

(Display) Button

(My Colors) Button

Mode Button

Layout Button

LCD Monitor

(Red-Eye

Correction) Button

(Trimming) Button

(CP750 only)

The CP750 is used for the illustrations.

LCD Monitor

It displays the memory card images and current settings information.

CP750 Monitor

Print Image

Print Layout

Image Number

Date Imprint

My Colors

Printing

Mode

Selected Image

Number of Prints

of Selected Image

Total Number

of Prints

CP740 Monitor

Image Number

Selected Image

Print Layout

Date Imprint

Print Image

Installed Ink

Cassette Type

Printing

Mode

Number of Prints

of Selected Image

Total Number

of Prints

Installed Ink

Cassette Type

Card slot with memory card inserted

Enjoy a Multitude of Functions

Continued

Mode Button

This button sets the printing mode as follows:

Single

Prints one copy of the displayed image.

Select

Prints the specified number of copies of the selected

images. The image numbers also print.

All

Prints a copy of all images on a memory card, one to a

sheet.

DPOF

Prints according to the DPOF settings set using the

camera. See the user guide included with your camera

for instructions regarding DPOF settings.

Printing Using the

Select Mode

1. Press Wor Xto select an

image to print.

2. Select the number of

prints using + or

3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 as

required for successive

images.

4. When you finish, press

the Print/Stop button.

Layout Button

This button sets the print layout as follows:

Borderless Bordered

Index

xxxxxx xxxxxx

The image number

also prints.

When using card sized paper, 8 Images Bordered cannot be selected, and image

numbers do not print for the Index layout.

Print/Stop Button

Press this button to start printing.

Pressing this button while printing is in progress stops printing. It still

consumes one print’s worth of ink even when printing is stopped.

Date Button

This button sets the date imprint format as follows:

No Date Year/Month/Day Month/Day/Year Day/Month/Year

2 Images

Borderless

2 Images

Bordered

4 Images

Borderless

8 Images

Bordered

8 Images

Borderless

4 Images

Bordered

(Trimming) Button (CP750 only)

This button enters the trimming mode, which lets you

enlarge a portion of an image for printing. (The trimming

feature can only be used in the (Single) mode.)

How to Select the Trimming Area

1. Press the (Trimming) button, followed by the (Display)

button.

2. Press + and

to adjust the print area size, and Wand Xto

rotate the print area frame.

3. Press the (Display) button again, followed by +,

, Wand

Xto move the print area as desired.

4. Press the (Trimming) button.

5. Press Wor Xto select (OK) or (Cancel), and

press the (Trimming) button again.

(My Colors) Button (CP750 only)

This button sets the My Colors function as follows:

Off Black and White Sepia

Positive Film Neutral Vivid

(Red-Eye Correction) Button

This button lets you set red-eye correction, which corrects the red-eye in an

image shot with a flash and prints out the corrected image.

(Display) Button

Press this button to display the

image at a larger size. Press it again

to restore it to its original size.

(Power) Button

Press and hold this button to turn

the power on.

Press and hold it again to turn the

power off.

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