Canon PIXMA SELPHY CP510 SELPHY CP710/CP510 User Guide - Page 65

LCD monitor, Cause/Solution

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Printing from Memory Card (CP710 only) LCD monitor Cause/Solution z The memory card is not loaded in the card slot. z The memory card is not properly loaded in the card slot. Insert the memory card all the way into the card slot (p. 34). z The memory card does not contain any images. Insert a memory card recorded with images. z You tried to print the following images. Pressing the PRINT/STOP button returns to the original screen. - An image recorded in a different camera or data type - An image that has been loaded into a computer and edited - An image data size is too big - An image whose data is corrupted Check the size of the image you are trying to print and the number of recorded pixels on the camera, and convert the image to a JPEG image that can be displayed on the camera. Limit the size of image files to less than 8000 x 6000 pixels. 63

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Printing from Memory Card (CP710 only)
LCD monitor
Cause/Solution
The memory card is not loaded in the card slot.
The memory card is not properly loaded in the card slot. Insert the memory
card all the way into the card slot (p. 34).
The memory card does not contain any images. Insert a memory card
recorded with images.
You tried to print the following images. Pressing the PRINT/STOP button
returns to the original screen.
- An image recorded in a different camera or data type
- An image that has been loaded into a computer and edited
- An image data size is too big
- An image whose data is corrupted
Check the size of the image you are trying to print and the number of
recorded pixels on the camera, and convert the image to a JPEG image
that can be displayed on the camera. Limit the size of image files to less
than 8000 x 6000 pixels.