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Chapter 2 Transfer Photos After you take photos with your digital camera, you can print them immediately or save them directly to your computer. You can transfer from memory cards, PTP cameras, and USB mass storage devices. 1 Insert a Memory Card into the appropriate slot or connect a camera to the USB Port. WARNING: Never attempt to remove a memory card while it is being accessed. Doing so can damage files on the card. You can safely remove a card only when the status light next to the slots is not blinking. 2 Press Transfer. 3 Press Start to transfer. 4 Complete the transfer with the Transfer dialog on your computer. Configuring Settings You can configure settings for your Kodak EasyShare AiO using the Control Panel and the AiO Home Center software. Use Print Order if Found The Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) is an industry-standard file that can be created by some digital cameras. Camera-selected photos are photos you tag for printing with your digital camera. When you select photos with your camera, the camera creates a DPOF file that identifies which photos have been tagged for printing. Your Kodak EasyShare AiO can read the DPOF file from the memory card in a camera so you do not have to re-select the photos to print. NOTE: Not all digital cameras allow you to tag your photos for printing. See your digital camera documentation to see if it supports tagging (DPOF). When you print tagged photos, the selected default layout is applied, unless your camera allows selection of sizes. The DPOF file is stored by the digital camera on a memory card and specifies the following information: „ Which photos to print „ The quantity of each photo to print „ Index printing (thumbnails of selected photos) 22 Kodak EasyShare 5300 AiO

Section	Page
Product Overview	5
Main Components	5
Control Panel Layout	6
Status Lights	7
LCD Display Screen	12
Default Display Settings	13
Photos	13
Memory Card Slots and USB Port	13
Supported Memory Cards	14
AiO Home Center (Windows)	14
AiO Home Center (Macintosh)	15
Getting Started	17
Connect Power	17
Install the Printhead	17
Install Ink Cartridges	19
Install the Duplexer	20
Startup	21
Menus	22
Menu Button	22
Photo Button	23
	23
Copy Button	24
	24
Scan Button	25
Help Button	25
Demo Sheet	25
Transfer Photos	26
Configuring Settings	26
Use Print Order if Found	26
Scene Balance	27
Add Date to Prints	27
Button Sounds	27
Minutes to Standby	28
Date and Time	28
	28
Reset All Settings	29
Handling and Loading Paper	31
The Scanner Glass	31
Load Main Tray	32
Load Photo Tray	34
Load Envelopes	35
Load Labels	36
Print	37
Print Photos from a Camera	38
Print Photos from the Control Panel	38
Index Print	39
Print Photos from a Proofsheet	40
Tagged Photos (DPOF)	40
Bluetooth Printing	41
Range	41
User-friendly Name	41
Printing	41
Panoramic photos	42
Layouts	42
Set Print Layout	44
3.5x5 Inch Paper	45
4x6 Inch Paper	46
5x7 Inch Paper	47
8x10 Inch Paper	48
US Letter	49
A4 Paper	51
A5 Paper	52
A6 Paper	53
B5 Paper	54
Setting Print Options	54
Set Number of Prints	55
Set Color	55
Set Print Quality	55
Save Settings	55
Previewing Photos	56
Preview Mode	56
Zoom Photos	57
Multiview	58
Copy	61
Copy with Control Panel	61
Same Size Copy	62
Fit to Page Copy	63
Scale Percent Copy	64
Photo Layout Copy	65
Setting Copy Options	66
Set Number of Copies	66
Set Color	66
Set Quality	66
Change Brightness	67
Set Preview	67
Save Copy Settings	67
Previewing Copies	67
Previewing Copies	67
Zoom and Crop	68
Scan	69
Scan with Control Panel	69
Save Scan Settings	69
Scanning Photos	69
Scan to File	69
Scan to Application	70
Scan to Memory Card	70
Scanning Documents	70
Scan to File	71
Scan to Application	71
	71
Scan to Memory Card	72
Maintenance	73
General Care	73
Clean the Scanner Glass	74
Clean the Scanner Lid	74
Format Memory Card	74
Print Diagnostic Sheet	74
Firmware Upgrade	75
Ink Cartridges	75
Check Ink Levels	75
Replace Ink Cartridges	75
Printhead	77
Calibration	77
Clean Printhead	78
Replace Printhead	78
Support	81
Contact Kodak	81
Limited Warranty	81
Limited Warranty Coverage	81
Limitations	82
Your Rights	82
Outside the United States and Canada	82
Telephone Customer Support	83
Customer Support Phone Numbers	84
Troubleshooting	84
AiO Fails to Power On	84
Bluetooth Device not Recognized	85
Probable Cause 1	85
Corrective Action	85
Probable Cause 2	85
Corrective Action	85
Device not Recognized	85
Ink Cartridge	85
Color/Black Cartridge Not Recognized	85
Ink Cartridge out of Ink	85
Multiple Paper Feed	85
No Communication with Computer	86
No Paper Feed	86
Paper Jam	87
Printer not Responding	87
Transfer Pictures Failure	88
Wrong Paper Size	88
Print Troubleshooting	88
Envelope Printing Incorrect	88
Multiple-page Document in Reverse Order	88
Photo Print Smudged	89
PictBridge Camera not Detected	89
Picture Will Not Print	89
Pictures Cropped	89
Poor Print Quality	89
Print Skewed or Slanted	89
Probable Cause 1	89
Probable Cause 2	90
Print Spotted	90
Print Too Dark	90
Print Too Light	90
Printing Stops	90
Slow Printing	91
White Edges on Borderless Prints	91
Probable Cause	91
Corrective Action	91
Copy Troubleshooting	91
Copies Faded or Dull Colors	91
Probable Cause 1	91
Probable Cause 2	91
Copies too Light or Dark	92
Copy Cut Off	92
Scan Troubleshooting	92
Scan Fails	92
Probable Cause 1	92
Probable Cause 2	92
Probable Cause 3	92
Probable Cause 4	92
Scanned Image Blank	93
Proofsheet Scan Unsuccessful	93
Probable Cause 1	93
Probable Cause 2	93
Probable Cause 3	93
Appendix	95
All-in-One Specifications	95
Computer Requirements	95
Paper Types	96
	97
Safety	98
Parts	98
Power	98
Location	98
Environment	99
Regulatory Compliance	99
FCC Compliance and Advisory	99
FCC and Industry Canada	100
Canadian DOC statement	100
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment labeling	100
Notice to Users in the European Economic Area	100
Glossary	103

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Chapter 2

Transfer Photos

After you take photos with your digital camera, you can print them immediately or save them directly to

your computer. You can transfer from memory cards, PTP cameras, and USB mass storage devices.

Insert a Memory Card into the appropriate slot or connect a camera to the USB Port.

WARNING:

Never attempt to remove a memory card while it is being accessed. Doing so can damage

files on the card. You can safely remove a card only when the status light next to the slots is

not blinking.

Press

Transfer

Press

Start

to transfer.

Complete the transfer with the Transfer dialog on your computer.

Configuring Settings

You can configure settings for your Kodak EasyShare AiO using the Control Panel and the AiO Home

Center software.

Use Print Order if Found

The Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) is an industry-standard file that can be created by some digital

cameras. Camera-selected photos are photos you tag for printing with your digital camera. When you

select photos with your camera, the camera creates a DPOF file that identifies which photos have been

tagged for printing. Your Kodak EasyShare AiO can read the DPOF file from the memory card in a camera

so you do not have to re-select the photos to print.

NOTE: Not all digital cameras allow you to tag your photos for printing. See your digital camera

documentation to see if it supports tagging (DPOF).

When you print tagged photos, the selected default layout is applied, unless your camera allows selection

of sizes.

The DPOF file is stored by the digital camera on a memory card and specifies the following information:

Which photos to print

The quantity of each photo to print

Index printing (thumbnails of selected photos)

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