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Printing using a TV monitor (MONITOR OUT mode), Connections, Connecting to a TV monitor

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Printing using a TV monitor (MONITOR OUT mode) When you connect your printer to a TV monitor, you can display the images and check the operations on the TV monitor. You can perform the following printing operations: • Printing a selected image (page 22) Connections Connecting to a TV monitor Connect the VIDEO OUT (output) connector of the printer to the video input of a TV monitor. • AUTO printing (INDEX/DPOF/ALL) (page 27) • Editing an image (enlarging/reducing, moving, rotating, adjusting, adding a special filter, red-eye reduction, entering characters) (page 30) • Making various prints (Creative Print) (free layout, calendar, card, split images) (page 42) • Changing the print settings (page 60) • Changing the printer preferences (page 63) • Viewing the slideshow (page 65) • Deleting images (page 67) • Searching an image (page 69) Video connecting cable (supplied) Notes • Before making connections, unplug the AC power cord of the printer and turn off a TV monitor. • When you do not use the supplied video connecting cable, use a commercially available video connecting cable shorter than 3 m. 18 GB

Section	Page
Table of contents	4
Before you begin	6
Overview	6
What you can do with this printer	6
Operation flows	8
Features	9
Preparations	11
1 Checking the contents of the package	11
2 Preparing the printing pack (not supplied)	12
Sizes of print paper	12
Optional printing packs	12
3 Loading the print cartridge	13
4 Inserting the print paper	15
Printing using a TV monitor (MONITOR OUT mode)	18
Connections	18
Connecting to a TV monitor	18
Connecting the AC power cord	19
Inserting a memory card	19
Inserting a “Memory Stick”	19
Inserting a CompactFlash card	20
Displaying the images on a TV monitor	20
Basic printing operations	22
Printing a selected image	22
Printing multiple images	24
AUTO printing (INDEX/DPOF/ALL)	27
Editing an image	30
Displaying the EDIT menu	31
Editing an image	32
Saving and printing the edited image	40
Making various prints (Creative Print)	42
Displaying the Creative Print menu	43
Making a Creative print	43
Saving and printing a Creative print image	58
Changing the print settings (SET UP)	60
Changing the printer preferences (OPTION)	63
Viewing a slideshow	65
Deleting images	67
Deleting selected images	67
Formatting a “Memory Stick”	69
Searching for an image	69
Printing using the printer‘s LCD display (LCD mode)	72
Connections	72
Connecting the AC power cord	72
Inserting a memory card	73
Inserting a “Memory Stick”	73
Inserting a CompactFlash card	73
Printing images	74
Printing a selected image	74
AUTO printing (INDEX/DPOF/ALL)	76
Changing the print settings	79
Printing from a PictBridge camera (PictBridge mode)	81
Printing images from the digital camera	81
Changing the print settings	83
Printing from a PC (PC mode)	85
Installing the software	85
System requirements	85
Installing the printer driver	87
Installing the PictureGear Studio	92
Printing photos from the PictureGear Studio	96
Printing from other application software	102
Troubleshooting	104
If trouble occurs	104
If an error message appears	120
If paper jams	124
Cleaning the inside of the printer	124
Additional information	126
Precautions	126
About the “Memory Stick”	127
What is “Memory Stick”?	127
Types of “Memory Stick”	127
Types of “Memory Stick” that the printer can use	128
Notes on use	129
About the CompactFlash card	130
Notes on use	130
Specifications	131
Printing range	133
Glossary	135
Lists of templates and patterns in Creative Print (MONITOR OUT mode only)	136
Identifying the parts	139
Index	141
Symbols	141
A	141
B	141
C	141
Cleaning	141
CompactFlash card	141
Connecting	141
D	141
Displaying	141
E	141
F	141
I	141
Inserting	141
Installing	141
L	141
M	141
“Memory Stick”	141
Messages	141
O	141
P	142
Printing	142
R	142
S	142
T	142
U	142
Uninstalling	142
V	142
W	142