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hp photosmart 1000 color printer user's guide Understanding infrared The printer includes an infrared (IR) port that can access and wirelessly print information sent to it by a digital camera that has HP JetSend infrared capability. After you transfer the photos, you can print them immediately or save them to your computer. Note: Your digital camera must use HP JetSend to transfer information via infrared. Refer to your digital camera documentation to see if your digital camera uses HP JetSend. For more information on how to print files from infrared, see "Printing files using infrared (IR)" on page 32. For more information on how to save files using infrared, see "Chapter 5 Saving photos" on page 53. Tips for using infrared • When positioning the digital camera for sending photos, be sure there is a clear line of sight between the digital camera and the printer infrared port. If something is blocking the way, the digital camera and printer will not be able to communicate and photos will not be transferred. • It may help to place the digital camera on a table and then aim it toward the printer so it is stationary during the entire transfer process. This helps to avoid any interruptions in communication between the printer and digital camera. • Your digital camera may have a Send button for infrared. If it does, aim the digital camera towards the printer infrared port and press the Send button. • If the printer does not receive the photos, try adjusting the distance between the digital camera and the printer. Sometimes moving closer or farther away can help you successfully transfer the photos. • Position the printer and the camera out of direct sunlight. Bright light can interrupt communication between the two devices. 24 Infrared port www.hp.com/photosmart

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hp photosmart 1000 color printer user’s guide
24
www.hp.com/photosmart
Understanding infrared
The printer includes an infrared (IR) port that can access and wirelessly print
information sent to it by a digital camera that has
HP JetSend
infrared capability.
After you transfer the photos, you can print them immediately or save them to your
computer.
Note:
Your digital camera must use HP JetSend to transfer information via infrared.
Refer to your digital camera documentation to see if your digital camera uses
HP JetSend.
For more information on how to print files from infrared, see “Printing files
using infrared (IR)” on page 32.
For more information on how to save files using infrared, see “Chapter 5 Saving
photos” on page 53.
Tips for using infrared
•
When positioning the digital camera for sending photos, be sure there is a clear
line of sight between the digital camera and the printer infrared port. If something
is blocking the way, the digital camera and printer will not be able to
communicate and photos will not be transferred.
•
It may help to place the digital camera on a table and then aim it toward the printer so it
is stationary during the entire transfer process. This helps to avoid any interruptions in
communication between the printer and digital camera.
•
Your digital camera may have a Send button for infrared. If it does, aim the digital
camera towards the printer infrared port and press the Send button.
•
If the printer does not receive the photos, try adjusting the distance between the
digital camera and the printer. Sometimes moving closer or farther away can help
you successfully transfer the photos.
•
Position the printer and the camera out of direct sunlight. Bright light can interrupt
communication between the two devices.
Infrared
port