Kodak printer dock Printing from a Kodak 8-in-1 card reader, Printing from a PictBridge device

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Printing without a computer

Printing from a Kodak 8-in-1 card reader

Connect a Kodak 8-in-1 card reader to the printer dock to print pictures from your camera card.

NOTE: Other Kodak USB card readers may work with the printer dock, however card readers made by manufacturers other than Kodak are not supported.

1For best results, tag pictures on your camera card for printing (see page 12 or your camera user’s guide). If you do not tag pictures on your camera card, you will have the option of printing only the most recent picture on the card.

2 Plug the USB connector from the card reader

into the USB connector located on the side of

the printer dock.

NOTE: If the card reader is already plugged in but the

connection has timed-out, disconnect then reconnect the USB cable to re-establish a connection.

3 Insert the camera card into the card reader.

4Press to begin printing, or press to cancel.

Printing from a PictBridge device

The printer dock offers PictBridge technology, which lets you communicate with any other PictBridge compatible device.

To print from your PictBridge device:

1 Using the USB cable for the PictBridge device,

plug the USB connector from the PictBridge

device into the USB connector located on the

side of the printer dock.

NOTE: If the PictBridge device is already plugged in but the connection has timed-out, disconnect then reconnect the USB cable to re-establish a connection.

2Use your PictBridge device to review pictures, choose printing options, and print. See your device user’s guide for details.

Purchase a Kodak 8-in-1 card reader, a USB cable, and other accessories at a retailer of Kodak products, or visit www.kodak.com/go/accessories.

www.kodak.com/go/support

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Contents User’s Guide Kodak EasyShare Printer dockEastman Kodak Company State Street Rochester, New York Front/top/side view Back/top/side view Power connector DC-inTable of contents Table of contents Getting started Package contentsFinding a location for your printer dock Installing the custom camera insertPrinter dock Remove the universal camera insertRisk of Electric Shock Connecting the powerInstalling and removing the color cartridge Handling and storing the color cartridgeClose the cartridge door Getting started Loading the paper Handling and storing the paperPull the paper tray out to remove it Installing and removing the paper trayInstall it in your camera Choosing the right camera batteryImportant battery information Battery safety and handlingExtending battery life Docking and charging your EasyShare digital camera Battery charging lights turn on asCharging lights monitor the refresh status Refreshing the Ni-MH rechargeable battery packDescending blinking Green lights ProgressesTagging pictures for automatic printing Setting the picture qualitySee your camera user’s guide for more information To print tagged pictures from your computerPrinting without a computer Printing from your EasyShare digital cameraControl on the printer dock Printing tagged pictures Canceling printingTo print tagged pictures-press To bypass printing of tagged pictures-pressPrinting from a Kodak 8-in-1 card reader Plug the USB connector from the PictBridgePrinting from a PictBridge device To print from your PictBridge deviceContinue changing other settings or begin printing To change the default picture sizeChanging the printed picture size Fold the tabs up, then down Remove each tab and discard Removing perforated tabs from printsInstalling the software Minimum system requirementsWindows OS-based computers Macintosh computers Add the printer for Mac OS Load the softwareUninstalling the software Windows OS-based computerMac OS Square USB connector on the back of the printer dock Connecting to a computerUsing the printer dock with a computer Transferring pictures from a Kodak 8-in-1 card reader Printing with Kodak EasyShare software Printing from a computerPrinting using other applications Choosing Kodak color modeWindows 2000/XP OS Windows 98/ME OS Canceling printingGeneral care Care and maintenanceUse the moistened cloth to gently wipe clean Cleaning the paper feed rollerTraveling with your printer dock Disconnect the AC power adapter and remove all cablesTroubleshooting Printing problemsTry the following Try the following To wipe clean Printing Clean the feed rollerPrinting stops During mid-printPrint is too light Are not supported 6, then try again Problems transferring pictures PictBridge deviceTry one or more of the following Color cartridge light Cause Action/solutionPaper light Battery charging lights Light status Cause Action/solution Print light Light status Cause Action/solution Picture size lights Light status Cause Action/solution Transfer light Light status Cause Action/solution Still having problems?Helpful web links Getting helpSoftware help Telephone customer supportNetherlands AustraliaGreece 00800 441 0870 243 800 901 United States 800 235 India 91 22 617Printer dock specifications Printer dock specificationsAppendix Upgrading your software and firmware Additional safety and maintenance tipsRegulatory information FCC compliance and advisoryCanadian DOC statement English translation Vcci Class B ITEConnecting Installing & removingPower DC-in,ii Contents, packageBatteries Japanese complianceTips Multi-up. See picture size Picture size Number of copies, 16 button Loading Removing perforated tabs, 17 slotSizes/layouts, 16 pictures Printing from Kodak 8-in-1 card readerUninstalling software Service and support, 42 setupKodak EasyShare, printing with Tabs, removing from prints, 17 tagging

printer dock specifications

The Kodak printer dock is a popular device that combines compact design with advanced printing technology to produce high-quality photos effortlessly. Designed with ease of use in mind, the Kodak printer dock allows users to print photos directly from their smartphones, tablets, or cameras, eliminating the need for a computer.

One of the standout features of the Kodak printer dock is its ability to produce stunning 4 x 6-inch prints in just a matter of seconds. This impressive speed makes it an ideal choice for events, gatherings, or simple everyday use, where immediate photo printing can capture memories right as they happen. With a user-friendly interface and simple connectivity options, users can seamlessly print directly from their devices using Wi-Fi or USB connections.

The printer dock utilizes dye-sublimation technology, which ensures vibrant colors and sharp details in every print. Unlike traditional inkjet printers, dye-sublimation provides a more even distribution of color, resulting in prints that are resistant to fading and smudging. This technology also allows for the creation of borderless prints, giving photos a polished and professional look.

Another significant advantage of the Kodak printer dock is its compact and portable design. Weighing in at under five pounds, this printer dock is lightweight, making it easy to carry for travel or events. Its stylish aesthetic also makes it a fitting addition to any home or office environment.

The printer dock features a built-in scanner, allowing users to digitize old photographs or documents with ease. This dual functionality enhances the overall value of the device, catering to a broader range of photo-related needs. Additionally, the Kodak printer dock is compatible with various media formats, including postcard-sized and sticker prints, providing versatility for creative projects.

Finally, the Kodak printer dock supports mobile applications, enabling users to edit and customize their prints before bringing them to life. Filters, frames, and other editing tools empower users to add personal touches to their photos, enhancing the overall printing experience. In summary, the Kodak printer dock stands out as a user-friendly, portable, and versatile solution for anyone looking to print high-quality photos with speed and convenience. Whether for personal use or special events, this device meets the demands of today's digital photography era.
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