4-116-212-13 (1) Digital Photo Printer Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference.
Owner’s Record The model and serial numbers are located at the rear. Record these number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model No. ____________________ Serial No. ____________________ WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.
For the customers in Canada This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. For the customers in Europe The manufacturer of this product is Sony Corporation, 17-1 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan. The Authorized Representative for EMC and product safety is Sony Deutschland GmbH, Hedelfinger Strasse 61, 70327 Stuttgart, Germany. For any service or guarantee matters, please refer to the addresses given in separate service or guarantee documents.
Table of Contents Chapter 1 Outline What This Product Can Do ............................................................. 8 Applications for This Printer ..........................................................9 Print Services................................................................................. 10 Information Updates ...................................................................... 10 Supported Media and File Formats..............................................
Setting the Administrator Password .................................................... 33 Selecting the Operation Mode ............................................................. 33 Settings in Full Mode and Quick Print Mode............................... 34 Setting Prices ....................................................................................... 34 Setting the Passwords .......................................................................... 36 Chapter 4 Advanced Settings Band Pricing...
Setting the Printer Image Quality ................................................. 53 Adjusting the Printer Image Quality ................................................... 53 Adjusting the Gray Balance ................................................................ 53 Setting the Image Quality for an Expansion Printer............................ 54 Displaying Logs ............................................................................. 54 Displaying the Print Log ...................................
Notes on Using Other Types of Memory Cards.................................. 76 Notes on USB Memory ....................................................................... 77 Notes on CDs and DVDs..................................................................... 77 Troubleshooting ............................................................................ 78 Ink Ribbon and Paper.................................................................... 79 Specifications ........................................
Chapter 1 Outline Outline What This Product Can Do This unit reads image data stored on a memory card, CD, or DVD and allows quick and easy printing of photos taken with a digital camera or other device. The product has the following features. Versatile print services Besides regular photo printout, the unit can produce split image prints, prints with borders, and index prints. It also allows the user to edit images before printing with functions such as trimming and color adjustment.
sizes that are available, or load the same paper size to enable the expansion printer to continue printing automatically when the unit runs out of paper. 1) For information on supported printers and further details, please visit the UP-CR20L support page at http://www.sony.net/snaplab. By connecting the unit to a computer using a commercially available USB cable, data sent from the computer can be printed on the unit.
Print Services Information Updates This unit can print photos taken with a digital camera in several different ways, as listed below. For the latest information, please visit the UP-CR20L support page at http://www.sony.net/snaplab. Chapter 1 Outline Select & Print This function lets you select the desired images from the contents of the memory card, specify the number of copies, and print them.
Supported Media and File Formats 200 characters or includes non-alphanumeric characters, the unit may not be able to read the file. TIFF, BMP, and images with large file sizes may take longer to load. The unit does not support files for which the date is before January 1, 1980 or after December 31, 2079. This unit supports the following types of memory cards.
Preparations Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Preparations Supplied Accessories Make certain you have received the following accessories: Output tray (1) Output tray adapter (1) Output cover (1) Scrap receptacle (1) Cleaning ribbon (1) Ribbon tray* (1) Paper core* (1) Paper adapter (blue)* (1) Paper adapter (pink)* (1) CD-ROM (1) Software License Agreement (1) Before Using This Printer (1) Warranty Card (1) * The paper core is located inside the printer and must be removed when loading or removing paper.
Controls and Functions Front b Memory card slots Chapter 2 Preparations A USB port (USB memory) (page 58) Holds a USB memory device with stored image data. B SD Card/MultiMediaCard slot (page 58) Holds an SD Card, miniSD Card, or MultiMediaCard with stored image data. C “Memory Stick” slot (page 58) Holds a “Memory Stick” with stored image data. Output tray removed D Access indicator Lights when a memory card is inserted a slot, and flashes when a memory card is being accessed.
g Output cover Attach this to the output tray to prevent printouts from ejecting too far out of the output slot when printing. Rear h Output slot Printouts are ejected from here. i Ribbon door (page 21) Open and close this when replacing the ink ribbon. This does not open when the unit is turned on. For details, see “Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon” on page 17. Chapter 2 Preparations j Paper door (page 19) Open and close this when replacing paper rolls.
C USB port (host) × 2 Allows connection of a USB device. You can connect a commercially available card reader or USB memory device to this port and use it to read data.1) You can also connect an expansion printer. To use Bluetooth communication, insert a Bluetooth USB adaptor here. Connecting the Power Cord Connect the power cord to the ~ AC IN connector on the back of the unit, and then connect the plug to a power outlet.
If the ink ribbon or paper roll is empty, the following screen appears. Startup and Shutdown Startup 1 Verify that no memory card is inserted in any of the front-side memory card slots of the unit. Then turn on the POWER switch. Chapter 2 Preparations Shutdown 1 Complete any pending operations, and then bring up the Start Guide screen. 2 Verify that no memory card is inserted in any of the front-side memory card slots of the unit. Then turn off the POWER switch.
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon • Hold the paper roll with both hands so that you do not drop it, because it is heavy. Dropping may result in an injury. Handling the paper roll and ink ribbon • Each printing pack contains two sets of the ink ribbon and paper roll combination. Use the ink ribbon and the paper roll in the carton as a set. Do not mix with other varieties of ribbon or paper roll. (See “Ink Ribbon and Paper” on page 79.
Be sure to clean the inside of the printer before printing (page 50). 2 Touch the top left corner of the screen twice in succession. The password entry screen appears. Unlocking the Ribbon Door The ribbon door is locked for safety when the unit is turned on. To unlock the door, proceed as follows and display the administration screen. Chapter 2 Preparations 1 Turn on the power and start the unit. The Start Guide screen appears.
• Be careful that your fingers and clothing are not caught in the paper door or on the protuberance in the opening of the door. 1 3 Insert the paper core into the paper roll. The two sides of the paper core are the same shape. You can insert either side. Press and lower the paper door lever, hold the paper door at the center portion, and pull the door forward until it locks into the open position.
Paper with 127-mm (5-inch) width: 2UPC-R203/ R205 series Printing Pack Attach the blue paper adapter to the left side of the unit, and the pink paper adapter to the right side. (The unit is factory shipped with the paper adapters attached.) 5 Load the paper roll. Be sure to load the paper roll with the arrow on the seal pointing inside the unit. Chapter 2 Preparations Notes blue • To prevent the paper roll from sliding off, hold both sides of the paper core when loading it into the unit.
7 Close the paper door, and press the center of the door until it clicks into place. Note After removing the ribbon tray, do not insert your hand into the opening in the unit. Touching the protrusions or movable parts inside the unit may result in bodily injury or malfunction of the unit. In particular, touching the thermal head when it is hot immediately after printing may result in burns. Detach the white spool of the ink ribbon from the black spool.
5 Hold the center of the ribbon tray, and load it into the unit. Attaching the Scrap Receptacle When printing, a margin of empty space is left between each printout. These excess portions are cut off and dropped into the scrap receptacle. Remove scraps from the receptacle as soon as possible. Chapter 2 Preparations Notes • Always hold the center of the ribbon tray when loading it into the unit.
Attaching the output tray adapter To remove the output stopper Note When using the 2UPC-R203/R204 series printing pack About 40 printout sheets can be stored in the output tray in most cases. However, this number can vary greatly depending on the amount of curling in printouts. In general, you should remove ejected printouts as soon as possible. Chapter 2 Preparations The output tray adapter prevents printouts from sticking out of the output tray. Use the adapter when printouts curl as shown.
To remove the output tray Hold the output tray on both sides, and 1 raise the tray while 2 pulling it toward you. Checking the Remaining Ink Ribbon You can check the amount of ink ribbon that remains from the Start Guide screen. Chapter 2 Preparations 1 Display the Start Guide screen. 2 Touch the top right corner of the Start Guide screen twice in succession. B A Attaching the Output Cover Attach the output cover to the output tray.
button Displays the number of prints since the last head cleaning. If the “Cleaning is necessary” message appears to the right of the number of prints, touch the button to perform cleaning. Information on additional printers If the paper roll or ink ribbon runs out while printing, the following error message appears. Proceed as follows to replace the paper roll and ink ribbon.
2 Enter the administrator password using the numeric keypad, and touch [OK]. (The factory default setting for the password is “9999.”) 2 Remove and empty the scrap receptacle. The ribbon door unlocks, and the error message screen returns. The key icon at the top right changes to “!,” indicating that the door is unlocked. Chapter 2 Preparations Note Removing the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon Note The above message is set to appear before the ink ribbon and paper roll are completely used up.
4 Remove the paper roll. Remove the ribbon tray. 8 Remove the ink ribbon. After removing the ink ribbon, attach the black spool to the white spool. 5 Chapter 2 Preparations 7 Remove the paper core from the paper roll. Do not reuse ink ribbons that have reached their prescribed print capacities and have been removed. Note The ribbon tray is reusable. Do not throw it away. Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon Note The paper core is reusable. Do not throw it away.
2 Pull the ribbon on the white spool, attach one edge of a strip of adhesive tape along the entire length of the ribbon’s end, and then attach the other edge of the tape to the ribbon on the black spool. A Wind the spool to feed the ribbon out. Close the ribbon door. B Attach the adhesive tape along the entire length of the white spool’s ribbon end, and attach it to the ribbon on the black spool.
Setup 3 The password entry screen appears. 2 Enter the administrator password using the numeric keypad. 3 Touch the [OK] button. The administration screen appears. Chapter 3 Setup Language and operation mode selections, prices, passwords and other settings for setting up the unit are configured from the administration screen. You can also change settings after setting up the unit and perform maintenance from the administration screen.
(Administration) tab Lets you limit the number of prints per order and make password settings. The print logs and system logs can also be displayed from this tab. (Template) tab Lets you copy data such as templates for border prints onto an expansion CompactFlash card. You can also enter the text that will be added to images from this tab. Chapter 3 Setup (Printer settings) tab Lets you configure settings such as those for printing by order number or file name, as well as cutting mode settings.
Flow of Operations in Each Mode Full mode Quick Print mode Event mode Touch the screen Touch the screen Touch the screen ª ª Select language Select language ª ª Select input method Select input method Select input method ª ª ª • Insert memory card • Insert CD/DVD • Send image data • Insert memory card • Insert CD/DVD • Send image data ª Select print type • Select & Print • Express Print Select print type • Select & Print • Border Print • Split Image • Index Print • Express Print ª Selec
Basic Settings Used in All Operation Modes This section explains the basic settings that are used in all of the operation modes. Selecting the Language This procedure selects the language that is used for all of the other settings and operations. The factory default setting is English. Chapter 3 Setup 1 Open the Screens tab on the administration screen.
If the date is set to 2008 or earlier, a clock settings screen allowing you to set the correct date will appear after you exit the administration screen. If you cancel and exit the clock settings screen without setting the date, you will return to the Start Guide screen. Setting the Time This procedure sets the time for the internal clock. 1 Open the System tab on the administration screen. Setting the Administrator Password 2 1 Open the Administration tab on the administration screen.
Settings in Full Mode and Quick Print Mode Setting Prices Chapter 3 Setup Set the prices for prints. You can set the price per print for each size. You can also set additional fees for matte finishing and special prints such as index or border prints. You can also set initial fees for each order. This initial fee will always be added, regardless of the number of prints ordered.
Currency USD US Dollar HKD Hong Kong Dollar KRW South Korean Won MXN Mexican Peso BRL Brazilian Real COP Colombian Peso VEB Venezuelan Bolivar XCD East Carribbean Dollar ARS Argentinian Peso CLP Chilean Peso PEN Peruvian Nuevo Sol PAB Panama Balboa ECS Ecuador Sucre JMD Jamaican Dollar UYU Uruguayan Peso PLN Polish Zloty 3 Select the size field for which to set a price, and touch the button. A numeric keypad appears.
Setting the Passwords When using this unit as a self-service photo kiosk in a store, the store staff needs to verify the number of prints and the charges, accept payment from the customer, and then input a password before the photos can be printed. The password is a four-digit number that is set beforehand on the administration screen. Password entry screen example Chapter 3 Setup There are two types of passwords.
Advanced Settings Band Pricing Chapter 2 Touch the [Band] button. 3 Touch the 4 button. The following screen appears. Chapter 4 Advanced Settings You can vary the price per print based on the number of prints ordered. This allows you to offer discounts for large volume printing. Prices can be set for each print size. You can also set additional fees for matte finishing and special prints such as index or border prints.
Band pricing setting example 1 to 10 prints $ 0.50 11 to 50 prints $ 0.40 51 or more prints $ 0.30 Setting the Maximum Number of Prints Input example Lower Qty Upper Qty Unit Price 1 1 10 0.50 2 11 50 0.40 3 51 0.30 6 Repeat this process for the other sizes by first touching the size button and then setting the band pricing. 7 Set the additional prices for special prints.
When Rental or Ink Ribbon is selected When you select Rental or Ink Ribbon, Order and Price configurations are also enabled simultaneously. Configure Order and Price settings before selecting Rental or Ink Ribbon when using either of these modes. If you reconfigure Order and Price settings after selecting the Rental or Ink Ribbon mode, be sure to touch the Rental and Ink Ribbon buttons again to reselect them.
Setting Cut Mode Setting Cut mode 1 Open the Print tab on the administration screen. 2 Touch the [ON] button for [Cut Mode]. 3 Touch the It is possible to print in non-standard sizes when using the 2UPC-R205 series, 2UPC-C26 series, or 2UPC-R206 series printing pack. This function allows you to print several different print sizes without having to replace the printing pack. If Cut mode is set, a print size selection screen appears at the start of the ordering process.
Watermarking Order Numbers or File Names on Prints This setting determines whether the order number or file name is printed on the prints. The order numbers or file name is printed as a watermark on the edge of the photo. Open the Print tab on the administration screen and then touch [Order Numbering] or [File Name]. Using Expansion CompactFlash Cards Functions That Require an Expansion CompactFlash Card An expansion CompactFlash card is created using any commercially available CompactFlash card.
Installing a CompactFlash Card in the Unit The CompactFlash card that you wish to use as an expansion must be installed in the expansion CompactFlash slot on the unit. Chapter 4 Advanced Settings 1 Remove the screws securing the cover of the expansion port, and then open the cover. 2 Insert the CompactFlash card in the expansion CompactFlash slot.
3 Insert the CD-ROM into the CD/DVD drive, and touch the [OK] button on the screen. 6 The data is copied from the CD-ROM onto the expansion CompactFlash card. Insert the memory card or USB memory device on which the data is copied into the appropriate slot on the unit. All of the data is copied from the memory card or USB memory to the expansion CompactFlash card. When copying is complete, the tray will open. Remove the CD-ROM.
3 Insert the memory card or USB memory containing the promotional images into the slot on the unit. For details on copying, see “Copying User Created Data” on page 43. To set the display interval for promotional images When multiple promotional images are to be displayed, you can set the display interval of each image. When the display time elapses, the next promotional image appears. 1 Open the Screens tab on the administration screen.
2 Touch the [Text Setting] button. 5 Touch the [ON] button under [Text Input]. The text input screen appears. 3 Use the [Input] tab to input the text. Use the other tabs to format the text. Chapter 4 Advanced Settings [Input] tab Touch the keys shown on the screen to enter text. You can enter up to two lines, each containing up to 64 alphanumeric characters. To make a correction, touch the [BS] (Backspace) button.
The outer edges of the image data (65-pixel wide border on all four sides) may not print. J Expansion CompactFlash card required J Applicable modes: All operation modes Copying Image Data onto the Expansion CompactFlash Card Logos, text, illustrations, and other custom designs can be printed on photos as watermarks. For details on how to create and use watermark lamination designs, please visit the UP-CR20L support page at http://www.sony.net/snaplab.
Setting Image Preload J Expansion CompactFlash card required You can select whether data for ordered images is loaded onto the unit before printing begins. When image preload is enabled, data for ordered images is loaded from a memory card or CD/DVD onto the expansion CompactFlash card immediately before printing begins. When loading is complete, the memory card and CD/DVD removal screen appears.
Preparing for Printing Using Bluetooth® Communication System Settings J Expansion CompactFlash card required Using an optional Bluetooth USB adaptor1), you can print images sent wirelessly from Bluetooth-compatible devices such as mobile phones. The same print services that are available when printing from a memory card are also available when sending images via Bluetooth communication. 1) For more on compatible Bluetooth USB adaptors, see “Optional accessories” on page 81 of “Specifications.
• (Save image) Store the sent images on the expansion CompactFlash card. Stored images can be printed from the Save folder. To delete images stored in the Save folder, touch the button.
Maintenance Chapter 5 Cleaning Cleaning the Interior If defects such as white stripes and speckled scratches begin to appear in printouts, you may need to clean the thermal head and rollers. Chapter 5 Maintenance White stripes Number of prints Speckled scratch You can check whether cleaning is necessary in the confirmation screen for the remaining ink ribbon. To display the confirmation screen for the remaining ink ribbon, touch the top right corner of the Start Guide screen twice in succession.
4 Open the ribbon door, and remove the ribbon tray. 5 Remove the ink ribbon, and replace it with the cleaning ribbon. When using the 2UPC-R203/R205 series printing pack Affix the cleaning sheet vertically. About 5 cm 6 Load the ribbon tray into the printer, and close the ribbon door. 7 Touch the [OK] button in the message. When using the 2UPC-R204/C26/R206 series printing pack Affix the cleaning sheet horizontally.
Cleaning the Ventilation Filter Note After cleaning is finished, make sure that the cleaning sheet is completely ejected. If any part of the cleaning sheet remains, cut off all portions of the print paper on which the cleaning sheet is still affixed before further operation. 12 Open the ribbon door, and remove the cleaning ribbon. A filter for the ventilation holes is located at the rear of the unit. Clean the filter about once every month regularly.
5 Reattach the filter cover onto the printer. Setting the Printer Image Quality Adjusting the Printer Image Quality To adjust the printer image quality, open the Printer tab on the administration screen and then touch the button. The following screen appears. Cleaning the Cabinet If the cabinet is dirty, wipe it using a cloth that has been soaked in water, or mild detergent diluted in water, and thoroughly wrung out. Wipe the cabinet dry using a dry cloth.
2 Touch the button. Two patches, A and B, are printed. The gray pattern from No. 0 to No. 88 is printed in each. In the case of the 2UPC-R203 series and 2UPC-R204 series, patch A and patch B are printed separately on two sheets. In the case of the 2UPC-R205 series, 2UPC-C26 series, and 2UPC-R206 series, patch A and patch B are printed on one sheet. Based on the printed results, decide which patterns, from among each series of No. 0 to No. 88, provide the optimal gray balance.
Displaying the Sales Log The sales log can be displayed by opening the Administration tab on the administration screen and then touching the [Summary Logs] button. The following information is displayed. • Print counter • Cumulative print count • Thermal head print count • Hours of operation (power-on time, fan operation time, LCD backlight operation time) • Firmware version button Touch this button to export the system log to an expansion CompactFlash card in CSV file format.
Adjusting the Touch Panel Restoring the Factory Settings This function is used to calibrate the touch panel. To reset the unit back to its factory settings, open the Administration tab on the administration screen, and then touch the [Reset to Factory Settings] button. 1 Open the System tab on the administration screen, and touch the [Touch Panel Adjustment] button. The touch panel adjustment screen appears. A box appears on this adjustment screen.
Operation Chapter 2 Starting Operation Touch the desired language. A notice regarding the use of the unit appears. Read the notice and then touch the [OK] button. The input method selection screen appears. J Applicable modes: All operation modes 1 6 Touch the screen anywhere. Select the desired input method for the image data. Memory Card Select this method to load the image data from a memory card (such as a “Memory Stick”) or a USB flash memory. The language selection screen appears.
To insert a “Memory Stick” • Always check the orientation of the memory card before inserting it. Inserting a memory card the wrong way could cause a malfunction to occur. • Do not remove the memory card until the unit prompts you to do so. Removing the memory card at the wrong time could result in the loss or damage of image data. 5 The main menu appears. With the label facing up, fully insert the “Memory Stick” in the direction indicated by v.
2 Selecting and Printing Images Touch the images that you want to print. When you touch an image, the number of prints is automatically set to “1” and a button menu pops up. J Applicable modes: All operation modes This procedure explains how to select and print the desired images. 1 On the main menu, touch [Select & Print]. The image selection screen appears. Symbols on the thumbnails : Number of prints : Edited image Chapter 6 Operation [Select All] button: Touch this button to select all images.
“Specifying the Layout (Crop and Rotate)” on page 65. 3 Once all of the desired images have been selected and the print quantities have been specified, touch the [OK] button. If the unit is in Event mode, printing begins. If the unit is in Full mode or Quick Print mode, the order confirmation screen appears. For details on how to proceed, see “Confirming and Printing the Order” on page 63.
If the unit is in Event mode, printing begins. If the unit is in Full mode, the order confirmation screen appears. For details on how to proceed, see “Confirming and Printing the Order” on page 63. Using Split Image Print J Applicable modes: Full mode, Event mode This function lets you print multiple images on a single sheet. This function can also be used to print multiple copies of a single image in a prescribed size, such as for Passport photos. 1 From the main menu, touch [Split Image].
4 Select the image that you want to assign to the frame, and then touch the [OK] button. Using Index Print The preview screen returns. If the layout that you selected includes multiple images, repeat steps 3 and 4. J Applicable modes: Full mode, Event mode This function prints an array of thumbnails of all images. The number of images printed per sheet is as follows. • 3.
Printing All Images Confirming and Printing the Order J Applicable mode: All operation modes This function prints one each of all images. 1 J Applicable modes: Full mode, Quick Print mode From the main menu, touch [Express Print]. The order confirmation screen appears. For details on how to proceed, see “Confirming and Printing the Order” on page 63.
2 Touch the [Print Start] button. A numeric keypad appears for inputting the password (budget code). Canceling Print Operations To cancel a print operation while it is in progress (the progress bar is displayed on the screen), perform the following procedure. 1 3 Touch the top left corner of the print operation screen (progress bar displayed) twice in succession. Store staff inputs the password and touches the [OK] key.
Image Editing Specifying the Layout (Crop and Rotate) J Applicable modes: All operation modes (only crop and rotate in Quick Print mode) This function allows you to trim and rotate an image, thus changing the composition of the image. While selecting or previewing images, touching the button or the [Edit] button causes the editing menu to appear. In Quick Print mode, the crop/rotate screen appears instead of the editing menu. To adjust the image composition, touch [Crop & Rotate] on the editing menu.
Inputting Text 3 You can input text that will appear on top of printed images. 1 Once all of the text has been input, touch the [OK] button. The layout editing screen appears. On the Edit Menu, touch [Text Input]. The text input screen appears. 4 2 Touch the buttons to edit the layout. Arrow buttons Use these buttons to move the print position of the text up, down, left, and right. Touch the keys shown on the [Input] tab screen to enter text.
positioning are automatically adjusted to fit the text entirely within the image. • Text that is positioned flush with the edge of the image may be cut off when the image is printed. Adjusting the Image Quality To adjust the image quality, touch [Color Adjustment] on the editing menu. [Sepia] button Use this button to change the image to sepia for printing. [B&W] button Use this button to print the image in black and white. After selecting one of the buttons, touch the [OK] button.
3 Use the and buttons to adjust the size of the compensation frame, so that the eye is fully within the frame. Selecting the Print Finish Perform red eye reduction on one eye at a time. Including both eyes in the compensation frame may result in incorrect compensation. J Applicable modes: All modes This function allows you to select glossy or matte finish for the prints. You can also set whether to print the date and whether to display the file names on the screen.
3 Touch [Bluetooth]. Printing from Bluetoothcompatible Devices J Expansion CompactFlash card required You can send images from Bluetooth-compatible devices such as mobile phones and print them. 1 Touch any place on the screen. The transfer screen appears. 4 Operate your Bluetooth-compatible device and send the images. For details on how to send the images, refer to the operating instructions for your Bluetooth-compatible device. The language selection screen appears.
5 When the transfer is finished, touch the [OK] button. When transferring multiple images, transfer all of the images before touching the [OK] button. Printing from DPOF Settings The Main Menu appears. The procedure following the Main Menu is the same as when memory cards are used. See details on print procedures starting on page 59. If a digital camera that supports DPOF was used, the images to print and the quantity for each image can also be specified at the camera.
Printing with Expansion Printers By connecting a USB printer to the unit, you can transfer data from the unit and print from the expansion printer. Connecting an expansion printer enables the following. • Increase the paper sizes that are available for printing By loading a paper size that is different from the paper loaded inside the unit, you can increase the number of paper sizes that are available for selection when ordering prints.
Note This screen does not appear if the paper loaded inside the expansion printer and unit are the same size. Printing From a Computer When a commercially available USB cable is used to connect the unit to a computer, data sent from the computer can be printed out using this unit. When the USB cable is plugged in, the indication “PC MODE” is shown on the display of the unit. In this condition, the touch panel is inactive.
Connecting to a Computer To print from a computer, you must connect the unit to the computer using a commercially available USB cable. Plug the USB cable into the USB port (device) at the top of the unit. When making the connection, you should also consult the documentation of the computer. USB cable Computer Notes • Before connecting the computer to the unit, make sure that the unit is turned off or that the Start Guide screen is displayed.
Appendix Precautions Safety Appendix • Operate the printer using the power source specified in “Specifications” on page 80. • Be careful not to damage the power cord by placing or dropping heavy objects on it; it is dangerous to use the unit with a damaged power cord. • If you do not intend to use the unit for a long time, turn off the power and disconnect the power cord. • Unplug the power cord by grasping the plug, not the cord itself. • Do not disassemble the unit.
Memory Cards Contacts Write-protect switch Not writeprotected Writeprotected Notes on Using “Memory Stick” LOCK Notes • Sony bears no responsibility for damage to your memory card or data while using this unit. • Operation of “Memory Stick” (up to 32 GB) media on this product is confirmed. However, proper operation on all types of the “Memory Stick” media is not guaranteed.
Notes on using “Memory Stick Duo” SD Card • Use a sharp object such as a ballpoint pen to move the “Memory Stick Duo” write-protect switch. • Some “Memory Stick Duo” are not equipped with a write-protect switch. When using a “Memory Stick Duo” without a write-protect switch, be careful not to edit or erase data by mistake. The parts of an SD Card are shown below. Write-protect switch Contacts Notes on using “Memory Stick PRO” This system does not support the access control security function.
xD-Picture Card The card can only be set in the slot in one direction. If the card does not slide into the slot smoothly, do not try to force it in. Instead, make sure that the card is oriented correctly, with the v mark pointing towards the slot. v mark Direction of insertion For details, refer to the user’s manual accompanying your card. adapter. Doing so could cause the image data stored in the card to be deleted or damaged.
• To protect important data, always store discs in their protective cases. • When transporting the unit, always remove any discs beforehand. Troubleshooting Manually Ejecting a Disc If the tray does not open when you press the eject button, proceed as follows to remove the disc. Before sending the unit out for servicing, check the items listed below. If you still cannot solve the problem, contact your Sony Authorized Dealer. 1 2 Turn off the unit.
Symptom Cause/Remedy Power does not switch on. The power cord may not be connected. tMake sure that the power cord is connected (page 15). The POWER switch may not have been pressed correctly. tMake sure to press the POWER switch firmly (page 16). Display not on or difficult to see. Depending on the display angle, the display may not be visible or may be difficult to see. tThe display angle can be adjusted. Adjust the angle of the display to improve the display appearance (page 13).
Note However the number of sheets that can be printed may not be guaranteed if you replace the ink ribbon and paper before the ink ribbon and paper run out. Appendix 80 Specifications Specifications Power requirements 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz Input current 6.3 to 3.2 A max. (while printing) Operating temperature range 10 to 35 °C Operating humidity range 20 to 80% (no condensation) External dimensions Approx.
Notes • Always verify that the unit is operating properly before use. SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COMPENSATION OR REIMBURSEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF FAILURE TO PRINT CONTENT OF ANY TYPE OR LOSS OF DATA DUE TO FAILURE OF THIS UNIT OR ITS PRINTING MEDIA, ASSOCIATED SOFTWARE, EXTERNAL STORAGE, OR OTHER EXTERNAL DEVICE.
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