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Contents DellTM Photo All-In-One Printer 926 Users Guide United States Government Restricted RightsJuly 2006 SRV NJ119 Rev. A00 Find it here Finding InformationWhat are you Looking for? Number Click Start Help and SupportNumber Part Description About Your PrinterUnderstanding the Printer Parts Power cable into the wall outlet Understanding the Operator PanelNumber Use Copy Mode SettingsOperator Panel Menus Copy menuScan Menu Settings Scan ModeCopy menu Settings Fax Mode Photo ModeFax menu item Settings Photo menu item SettingPictBridge-Enabled Camera Photo menu itemPictBridge Mode PictBridge menu item SettingsOffice File Mode Bluetooth ModeOffice File Settings Menu item Setup Menu itemMaintenance menu item Settings Maintenance ModeSetup Menu item Settings Loading Paper and Originals Loading Paper into the Paper SupportLoad up to Make sureUnderstanding the Automatic Paper Type Sensor Load up to Make sureClick Printing Preferences Loading Original Documents on the Scanner Glass Printing Printing DocumentsPrinting Photos Printing Envelopes Printing Photos From a PictBridge-Enabled Camera Printing Photos From a Memory Card or USB Key Printing Photos Using a Proof Sheet Printing All Photos on a Memory Card or USB KeyPage Printing photos from a digital camera using Dpof Saving Photos on a Memory Card or USB Key to Your ComputerChanging the Photo Color Settings Altering Photos Before PrintingPage Printing From a Bluetooth-enabled Device Setting the Bluetooth Security Level Printing from a Bluetooth-enabled Device Page Copying Documents Using the Operator PanelCopying Using Your Computer Copying Photos Changing Copy Settings Click See More Copy Settings to Click this tabScanning Scanning Single-page Documents or PhotosScanning Multiple Photos or Multiple-Page Documents Scanning a Document or Photo Across a Network Editing Scanned Text Using Optical Character Recognition OCR Advanced Scan Settings dialog box opens Editing Scanned Images Saving an Image on Your Computer Mailing a Scanned Image or Document Page Dell Fax Solutions Software opens FaxingSending a Fax Sending a Paper FaxClick Send a new fax Faxing Electronic DocumentsCreating a Fax Cover Sending a Scheduled Fax Dell Fax Solutions Software opens Click Send a new fax Sending a Fax With AttachmentsDell Fax Solutions Software opens Click Send a new fax Click Start All Programs Fax Solutions Fax Solutions Receiving a FaxForwarding a Received Fax Receiving a Fax AutomaticallyDeleting a Received Fax Receiving a Fax ManuallyPrinting a Received Fax Click the Receiving Faxes tab Select Enable fax blocking Monitoring Fax ActivityBlocking Junk Faxes Viewing the Fax StatusTo edit an entry on the Block List Using the Dell All-In-One Center Understanding the SoftwareDell All-In-One Center allows you to This section You can Using Printing Preferences Click File PrintOptions Using Memory Card ManagerTab Click Options, and then select the Other Devices tab Using the Dell Fax Solutions Software You can Dell Ink Management SystemThis Section Removing and Reinstalling Software Replacing Ink CartridgesWindows XP, click Start My Computer Maintenance Replacing Ink CartridgesPage Page Aligning Ink Cartridges Cleaning the Ink Cartridge Nozzles Click Align Ink CartridgesOperator panel menu Menu options Changing the Default Operator Panel SettingsClick Clean Ink Cartridges Restoring Factory Default Settings Bluetooth MenuPage Computer Problems TroubleshootingSetup Problems Determine if the printer software is installed Click Start Programs or All Programs Dell PrintersPrinter Problems General Problems Printing ProblemsCopying Problems Make sure the scanner glass is cleanScanning Problems Check paper sizesClick Scan Now Click Scan Now Faxing Problems Paper Problems Disconnect other equipment temporarilyNetworking Problems Check the cable connectionsMemory Card Problems Error Messages Error Message What it indicates SolutionError Codes Error MessageError Error name Code Nvram R/WImproving Print Quality Specifications Environmental SpecificationsCondition Temperature Relative humidity non-condensing OverviewOperating System Support Power Consumption and RequirementsPrint and Scan Mode Capabilities Memory Specifications and Requirements Print Media GuidelinesCables Contacting Dell AppendixDell Technical Support Policy Warranty and Return Policy Ftp.dell.comBSD License and Warranty statements Licensing NoticeGNU License General Public LicensePage Page END of Terms and Conditions GNU Lesser General Public License Page Page Page Page Page How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries

926 specifications

The Dell 926 All-in-One Inkjet Printer is a versatile printing solution designed to meet the needs of both home and office users. One of its standout features is its ability to print, scan, copy, and fax, providing a comprehensive suite of functionalities in a single device. This all-in-one printer excels at delivering high-quality prints, making it ideal for producing vibrant photos and sharp documents.

One of the key technologies utilized in the Dell 926 is its thermal inkjet printing technology. This enables the printer to produce high-resolution prints with rich colors and impressive detail. The printer is capable of printing at a maximum resolution of up to 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi when using the right paper, ensuring that the outputs are visually striking and professional.

The Dell 926 is also equipped with a user-friendly control panel, which includes a color LCD screen. This intuitive interface makes it easy to navigate the printer’s functions and settings. Users can conveniently initiate print jobs, check ink levels, and perform maintenance tasks without hassle. Furthermore, the Dell 926 supports various connectivity options, including USB and wireless, allowing for seamless integration with different devices such as computers, laptops, and smartphones.

Another notable characteristic of the Dell 926 is its ability to handle a variety of paper types and sizes. From standard letter-sized documents to envelopes and photo paper, the printer can accommodate diverse printing needs. With an automatic document feeder (ADF) that can hold up to 30 sheets, users can efficiently scan or copy multiple pages without manual intervention.

Additionally, the Dell 926 incorporates duplex printing capabilities, which allows users to print on both sides of the paper automatically. This feature not only saves time but also helps reduce paper consumption, making it an eco-friendly choice for conscious consumers.

Overall, the Dell 926 All-in-One Inkjet Printer stands out for its robust features, high-quality output, and user-friendly design. Whether for personal or business use, it provides a reliable solution for anyone in need of a multifunctional printer. Its combination of efficiency, versatility, and quality makes it a valuable addition to any workspace or home office.
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