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print from an hp direct-printing 3 digital camera Your printer allows you to print beautiful photos from an HP direct-printing digital camera without using your computer. To see a list of the HP direct-printing digital cameras that work with your printer, go to www.hp.com/support, select your country or region, then type directprinting digital cameras in the search window. Note: If your direct-printing digital camera has a docking station, you can connect the docking station to the printer's USB port. For more information, see the documentation that came with the docking station. connect your hp direct-printing digital camera to the printer 1 Use the Share menu on your HP direct-printing digital camera to select the photos you want to print. For more information, see the documentation that came with your camera. 2 Connect the digital camera to your printer's USB port using the USB cable that came with the camera. If the printer is off, it turns itself back on. Note: If the printer is connected to a computer, disconnect the computer's USB cable before connecting the digital camera's USB cable. 3 When you connect the digital camera to the printer, a Print Setup menu appears on the camera's LCD screen. Use this menu to: USB port - Change the photos you have selected for printing - Select the paper type 4 When you are ready to print, follow the instructions on your digital camera's LCD screen. USB cable Note: For more information about using camera-selected photos, see the documentation that came with your digital camera. You can also print photos you marked for printing using your digital camera by inserting the memory card into the printer. For more information, see print camera-selected photos on page 32. basics guide 35

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basics guide
35
print from an hp direct-printing
digital camera
Your printer allows you to print beautiful photos from an HP direct-printing digital
camera without using your computer.
To see a list of the HP direct-printing digital cameras that work with your printer,
go to
www.hp.com/support
, select your country or region, then type
direct-
printing digital cameras
in the search window.
Note:
If your direct-printing digital camera has a docking station, you can
connect the docking station to the printer’s USB port. For more information,
see the documentation that came with the docking station.
connect your hp direct-printing digital camera to the printer
1
Use the Share menu on your HP direct-printing digital camera to select the
photos you want to print. For more information, see the documentation that
came with your camera.
2
Connect the digital camera to your printer’s USB port using the USB cable
that came with the camera. If the printer is off, it turns itself back on.
Note:
If the printer is connected to a computer, disconnect the computer’s
USB cable before connecting the digital camera’s USB cable.
3
When you connect the
digital camera to the
printer, a Print Setup menu
appears on the camera’s
LCD screen. Use this menu
to:
Change the photos
you have selected for
printing
Select the paper type
4
When you are ready to
print, follow the
instructions on your digital
camera’s LCD screen.
Note:
For more information about using camera-selected photos, see the
documentation that came with your digital camera.
You can also print photos you marked for printing using your digital camera by
inserting the memory card into the printer. For more information, see
print
camera-selected photos
on page 32.
USB cable
USB port