User`s guide

Printing from USB Memory Media
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Printing from USB Memory Media (Media Print)
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Printing from USB Memory Media
You can print data directly from a USB memory media device by inserting it into the
machine and selecting the desired images on the touch panel display. You do not
need to connect the machine to your computer to print images.
This function is available only when the Use Media Print setting in the Memory
Media Settings is set to ‘On’. For more information, see Chapter 7, “Other System
Settings,” in the System Settings Guide.
IMPORTANT
• The supported file systems of a USB memory media device are FAT16 and FAT32.
• The supported maximum sizes of a USB memory media device are as follows:
- FAT32: 8GB
- FAT16: 2GB
• USB memory media devices with security function or card readers are not supported.
• USB memory media devices used with an extension cable are not supported.
• Use of USB memory media devices through a USB hub (except for the optional USB
Application 3-Port Interface Kit-B1) is not supported.
• USB memory media devices that do not comply with USB specifications are not
supported.
NOTE
• You can only print data from one folder at a time.
• You cannot select data in a lower level folder.
• The following file formats are supported:
- JPEG
-TIFF
• JPEG files that conform to the following are supported:
- DCF/Exif2.21 or earlier/JFIF
- Number of pixels: 160 × 120 to 7,040 × 10,200 pixels (approximately equivalent to
A3 or 11" × 17" size in 600 dpi)*
* For example, you can print A3 size image on A4 paper. (A3 and 11" × 17" paper are not available.)
- Number of components: 3
- Sampling ratios: 4:1:1 (16 × 16), 4:1:1 (32 × 8), 4:2:2 (16 × 8), or 4:4:4 (8 × 8)
• Progressive JPEG files are not supported.
• Supported TIFF file format is TIFF Profile F, which is a black and white TIFF file format
used for I-faxes.
• The images to be printed are automatically rotated to fit on the selected paper size
when necessary. However, the TIFF image with the length of 8,192 pixels or more
cannot be rotated.