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Using Your Printer
Printing Without a Computer
This section describes how to print directly from a memory card, USB storage device, or PictBridge- enabled or other compatible camera.
Printing Tips
•Before you print, make sure the power is connected, and the photo cartridge and photo paper are loaded. For help, see your Setting Up Your Printer poster.
•Printing starts when you press Print. The photo paper cycles 4 times during the printing process. The first 3 passes apply layers of yellow, magenta, and cyan color. The fourth pass applies the Dell Clear Life Coating that protects and preserves the photo.
NOTE: If you remove the card or disconnect the camera during printing, then printing will stop when the current photo is printed.
•For advanced print options (color and auto brightness, layouts, index prints, etc.), press the Menu button. For help, see page 17.
NOTICE: Wait until a print is finished before removing it from the paper tray. Failure to do so can cause paper misfeeds or jams and can damage the printer.
NOTICE: Do not load more than 20 sheets into the paper tray.
Printing From a Memory Card
You can print directly from a CF (CompactFlash), SD (Secure Digital), MS (Memory Stick), MMC (MultiMedia Card), or SM (Smart Media), or a USB memory key.
NOTE: Your printer reads only one memory source at a time. Printing is disabled if multiple sources (cards or camera) are loaded or connected.
Using Your Printer
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