Kodak 6000 Inserting the Paper Tray

Chapter 1

Inserting the Paper Tray

1Open the paper tray door.

2Slide the paper tray in until the tray locks

into place.

3Replace the protective cap on the front of

the paper tray to catch the completed prints.

Handling and Storing the Paper

mDo not touch the glossy side of the paper.

mStore the paper away from direct sunlight.

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Contents

Main Page Front Vi ew Back View Side Views Page Table of Contents 5 Using the Printer Dock with a Computer ................23 6 Care and Maintenance ................................................. 33 7 Troubleshooting ............................................................... 39 8 Getting Help ..................................................................... 51 9 Appendix ............................................................................ 55 Page 1 Prin ter Dock Need This Guide in Larger Print? 1 2 3 Printer Dock Package Contents Finding a Location for the Printer Dock Installing the Camera Insert 1 2 Connecting the Power 1 2 3 Loading the Color Cartridge 1 2 3 4 Loading the Paper 1 4 2 3 Inserting the Paper Tray Handling and Storing the Paper m m Indicator Lights and Buttons Page 2 Camera Loading the Camera Battery Which Battery Do I Use? Chapter 2 Setting Picture Quality Chapter 2 Docking and Charging the Camera 1 2 3 m Page 3 Printing from Your Camera 1 2 3 4 Removing Perforated Tabs from Prints 1 2 Chapter 3 Canceling Printing m Page 4 Videos 1 2 3 Displaying Pictures and Videos on a Television m Page 5 Computer System Requirements Windows-based Computer Mac OS X Installing the Software Uninstalling Connecting to a Computer Transferring Pictures Chapter 5 Printing from a Computer Printing with Kodak EasyShare software 1 2 3 4 Printing Using Other Applications Kodak Color Mode Removing Perforated Tabs from Prints Status MonitorWindows only Canceling Printing Ordering Supplies 6 General Care Cleaning the Print Head Clearing a Paper Jam m Clearing a Color Cartridge Jam m Cleaning the Printer Dock Traveling with your Printer Dock Page 7 Printing Problems Page Page Page 1 2 3 1 3 1 3 4 5 1 3 Problems Transferring Pictures 1 2 3 4 Printer Dock Status Lights Page Page Page 8 Helpful Web Links Help in this Users Guide Software Help Telephone Customer Support Before You Call Telephone Numbers Page 9 Printer Dock Specifications Upgrading Your Software and Firmware Accessories and Supplies Safety Labels RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK: Regulatory Information FCC Compliance and Advisory Canadian DOC Statement Disposal Information Page Index