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Add more paper as needed.
z z If a message indicates that the paper
has run out, remove the paper cassette
without turning off the power.
z z Add more paper to the cassette
and reinsert the cassette in SELPHY
(= 10).
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Change the ink cassette as
needed.
z z
If a message indicates that the ink
has run out, open the ink cassette
compartment cover without turning off the
power.
z z To remove the ink cassette, move the
lock in the direction shown. Insert a new
ink cassette
• Never pull out the paper cassette, open the ink cassette
compartment cover, or remove a memory card while printing or
when you hear printer operation sounds immediately after it has
been turned on. This may damage the printer.
• To cancel printing in progress, always press the <v> button.
Printing cannot be canceled by pressing the <q> button, and
unplugging the printer may damage it.
(= 9)
(= 8, 10).
• Image display in step 4 may take some time when memory cards contain
many images.
• If a message indicates that DPOF images remain, see "Printing Using Camera
Settings (DPOF Print)" (= 54).
• You can specify up to 99 images in step 4 and up to 99 copies per image in
step 5. However, the total number of prints cannot exceed 999.
• Even if you press the <v> button to cancel printing, the printer will continue
printing until the current sheet is finished.
Avoiding Left Over Paper
Note the following to prevent wasted paper, which occurs if ink is consumed
faster than the paper.
• Do not turn the sprocket too much when removing slack from the ink
sheet (= 8).
• To cancel printing in progress, always press the <v> button; after
pressing the <v> button, never turn off the power before SELPHY is
finished printing (step 6).
• If a message indicates that the paper has run out, add paper without
turning off the printer or removing the ink cassette (step 7). Otherwise,
press the <v> button to cancel printing (step 6).
Note that under some conditions, even if you follow these instructions, ink
may be consumed faster than the paper, leaving you with excess paper.
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Contents
Part Names
Basic Operations
Print Settings
Printing via Wi-Fi
Printing via USB
Cable
Troubleshooting
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