Setting Items - Canon PIXMA MP800 User Manual

Note
Changing the Bluetooth Settings - Bluetooth settings
You can change the device name of the machine, passkey, and so on in Bluetooth settings.
1
Press [ON/OFF] to turn on the machine.
See "Turning the Machine ON and OFF" on page
2
Connect the Bluetooth Unit BU-20 to the Direct Print Port.
3
Display the Bluetooth settings screen.
(1) Press [Menu].
(2) Use [ ] or [
(3) Use [ ] or [
(4) Use [ ] or [ ] to select <Bluetooth settings> and then press [OK].
4
Confirm or change the settings.
(1) Use [ ] or [ ] to select the item to set.
(2) Use [ ], [ ], [
(3) Press [OK] after finishing all settings you need.

Setting Items

<Device name>:
<Access refusal>: Selecting <ON> will disable search this machine from Bluetooth devices.
<Security>:
<Passkey>:
Chapter 6
Communication is possible up to about 32.8 ft/10m depending on the
conditions below. The printing speed may change depending on the following
conditions:
– Presence of obstacles between the communication equipment and radio
wave conditions.
– Presence of magnetic fields, static electricity or electromagnetic
interference.
– Receiver sensitivity and antenna performance of the communication
equipment.
For the transmittable data, see
] to select <Maintenance/settings> and then press [OK].
] to select <Device settings> and then press [OK].
], [ ] to select the item.
Select the device name of this machine displayed on the screen of the
Bluetooth devices.
When you set <MP800-2> the machine name on the Bluetooth device is
"Canon MP800-2."
The initial value is set to <MP800-1>.
Selecting <Enable> will enable a passkey to be set or changed. Setting a
passkey will prevent incorrect access from other Bluetooth devices.
You can change the passkey. The passkey refers to an identification
number to be determined. It is used to prevent incorrect access from
other Bluetooth devices.
The initial value is set to <0000>.
After you change the passkey, you are required to enter the new passkey
again. Enter the new passkey to Bluetooth device.
Printing Photographs from a Wireless Communication Device
"About transmittable data" on page
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