Sony DPP-EX50 Operating Instructions - Page 107

Printing

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Symptom Check In the EDIT menu, there are blank areas at the top and bottom of the previewed image. • Is the previewed image extremely stretched vertically or horizontally. Cause/Solutions c If an image is extremely stretched vertically or horizontally, blank areas may appear in the EDIT menu. c The standard aspect ratio of an image shot with a digital camera is 3:4. When an image is edited or printed in the postcard or 3.5 x 5 inch size, it is saved as a more horizontal print image and its top and bottom edges will be cut and displayed in black. The "PictBridge" indication turns on even after INPUT SELECT is pressed to select "Memory Stick" or "CompactFlash" mode. • Is a PictBridge-compliant digital camera connected to the printer? c As long as the PictBridge-compliant device is connected to your computer, the "PictBridge" indication remains. Disconnect the cable of the PictBridgecompliant device to turn off the indication. (.page 81) Printing Symptom Paper does not feed. Check • Is the print paper properly set in the paper tray? Cause/Solutions c If print paper is not properly loaded, the printer may develop trouble. Check the following: • Is the correct set of print paper and print cartridge loaded? (.page 12) • Does the arrow on the reverse side of the print paper point in the same direction as the arrow in the tray? (.page 16) • Did you place print paper exceeding the limit in the paper tray? (.page 16) • Does the spacer of the tray match the print paper? (.page 15) • Did you riffle the print paper thoroughly? • Did you bend or fold the print paper before printing? Troubleshooting 107 GB

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107
GB
Troubleshooting
Symptom
In the EDIT
menu, there are
blank areas at the
top and bottom
of the previewed
image.
The “PictBridge”
indication turns on
even after
INPUT
SELECT is pressed
to select “Memory
Stick” or
“CompactFlash”
mode.
Check
• Is the previewed image
extremely stretched
vertically or horizontally.
• Is a PictBridge-compliant
digital camera connected to
the printer?
Cause/Solutions
c
If an image is extremely stretched
vertically or horizontally, blank areas
may appear in the EDIT menu.
c
The standard aspect ratio of an image
shot with a digital camera is 3:4.
When
an image is edited or printed in the
postcard or 3.5 x 5 inch size, it is saved as
a more horizontal print image and its top
and bottom edges will be cut and
displayed in black.
c
As long as the PictBridge-compliant
device is connected to your computer,
the “PictBridge” indication remains.
Disconnect the cable of the PictBridge-
compliant device to turn off the
indication. (
.
page 81)
Symptom
Paper does not
feed.
Printing
Check
• Is the print paper properly
set in the paper tray?
Cause/Solutions
c
If print paper is not properly loaded, the
printer may develop trouble.
Check the
following:
• Is the correct set of print paper and
print cartridge loaded? (
.
page 12)
• Does the arrow on the reverse side of
the print paper point in the same
direction as the arrow in the tray?
(
.
page 16)
• Did you place print paper exceeding
the limit in the paper tray? (
.
page
16)
• Does the spacer of the tray match the
print paper? (
.
page 15)
• Did you riffle the print paper
thoroughly?
• Did you bend or fold the print paper
before printing?