Kodak 6000 manual Printer Dock Status Lights, Cartridge Light Light Status Cause Action/Solution

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Chapter 7

Printer Dock Status Lights

Cartridge Light

Light Status	Cause	Action/Solution

Light glows steady	The color cartridge is	Install a new color
red	depleted.	cartridge (page 6).

Light blinks red	The color cartridge is	Remove and re-install
	improperly installed.	the color cartridge
		(page 6).

	There is a color cartridge	Install a new color
	jam.	cartridge (page 6).

Light off	The color cartridge is	None required.
	properly installed.


Paper Light
Light Status	Cause	Action/Solution

Light glows steady	The paper tray is empty.	Load paper (page 7).
red

Light blinks red	The paper tray is improperly	Remove the paper tray,
	installed.	check that paper is
		properly loaded, and re-
		install (page 7).

	There is a paper jam.	Clear the paper jam
		(page 35).

Light off	The paper tray is properly	None required.
	installed and has an ample
	supply of paper.

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Contents Kodak EasyShare printer dock 6000 User’s Guide Eastman Kodak Company 343 State Street Rochester, New York Front View Back View Side Views Page Table of Contents Care and Maintenance Vii Page Need This Guide in Larger Print? Getting Started with Your Printer DockWhat Can I Do With My Printer Dock? Without a computer, you canPrinter Dock Package Contents Finding a Location for the Printer Dock To remove the universal insert Installing the Camera InsertConnecting the Power Loading the Color Cartridge Handling and Storing the Color CartridgeDo not force the cartridge into the slot Photo paper kit PH-40. Do not use inkjet paper Loading the PaperHandling and Storing the Paper Inserting the Paper TrayFunction Indicator Lights and ButtonsPage Loading the Camera Battery Which Battery Do I Use?Getting Started with Your Camera Setting Picture Quality If your camera came with a Li-Ion rechargeable batteryBest Docking and Charging the Camera Page Printing from Your Camera Printing Without a ComputerRemoving Perforated Tabs from Prints Canceling Printing Page Running a Slide Show Reviewing Pictures and VideosDisplaying Pictures and Videos on a Television Changing the Slide Show Display IntervalRunning a Continuous Slide Show Loop Chapter Page System Requirements Using the Printer Dock with a ComputerWindows-based Computer Mac OSInstalling the Software On a Windows-based computerOn Mac OS Uninstalling Connecting to a Computer Transferring Pictures Printing from a Computer Printing with Kodak EasyShare softwarePrint layout-Full size On Mac OS Printing Using Other Applications Kodak Color ModeOn Windows 2000/XP On Windows 98/ME Status Monitor-Windowsonly Ordering Supplies From the Start menu, select Settings, then select PrintersGeneral Care Care and MaintenanceCleaning the Print Head Buttons, Clearing a Paper JamClearing a Color Cartridge Jam Cleaning the Printer DockTraveling with your Printer Dock Page Troubleshooting Printing ProblemsPrinting Problem Cause Action/Solution Re-install the color cartridge Print is dark Check the connections From From There are too many Blocked or dirty Picture file size is Transferring Pictures Problem Cause Action/Solution Problems Transferring PicturesCartridge Light Light Status Cause Action/Solution Paper Light Light Status Cause Action/SolutionPrinter Dock Status Lights Cause Action/Solution Battery Charging LightsPrint Mode Lights Light Status Cause Action/Solution Print Light Light Status Cause Action/SolutionTransfer Light Light Status Cause Action/Solution Light is off Helpful Web Links Getting HelpHelp in this User’s Guide Software HelpBefore You Call Telephone Customer SupportTelephone Numbers Spain/España 91 749 76 Sweden/Sverige 08 587 704 Printer Dock Specifications Specifications-Printer DockAppendix Upgrading Your Software and Firmware Accessories and Supplies Catalog Number Accessories and SuppliesSafety Labels Regulatory InformationFCC Compliance and Advisory Canadian DOC Statement Disposal InformationPage Index Color cartridges installing, 6 jams, clearing Kodak Product support, 51 Quality, setting On, 20 temperature requirements