Print Mode Lights Light Status Cause Action/Solution | Kodak 6000

Chapter 7

Print Mode Lights

	Light Status	Cause	Action/Solution

	One light glows	The respective print option is	None required.
	steady green	available and selected.	To change modes, push
	All lights are off	There are no pictures in the	the Print mode button
		camera.	repeatedly (page 9).

		The camera is in (auto	Press the Print button or
		power-off).	any button.


	Print Light
	Light Status	Cause	Action/Solution

	Light glows steady	The printer dock is ready for	None required.
	green	printing.

	Light blinks green	The printer dock is printing.


	Transfer Light
	Light Status	Cause	Action/Solution

	Light glows steady	The printer dock is ready for	None required.
	green	transferring pictures.

	Light blinks green	Pictures are being
		transferred to the computer.

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Kodak 6000 manual Print Mode Lights Light Status Cause Action/Solution, Print Light Light Status Cause Action/Solution

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 Without a computer, you can Getting Started with Your Printer DockNeed This Guide in Larger Print? What Can I Do With My Printer Dock? Printer Dock Package Contents Finding a Location for the Printer Dock To remove the universal insert Installing the Camera Insert Connecting the Power Do not force the cartridge into the slot Loading the Color CartridgeHandling and Storing the Color Cartridge Photo paper kit PH-40. Do not use inkjet paper Loading the Paper Handling and Storing the Paper Inserting the Paper Tray Function Indicator Lights and ButtonsPage Getting Started with Your Camera Loading the Camera BatteryWhich Battery Do I Use? Best Setting Picture QualityIf your camera came with a Li-Ion rechargeable battery Docking and Charging the Camera Page Printing from Your Camera Printing Without a Computer Removing Perforated Tabs from Prints Canceling Printing Page Running a Slide Show Reviewing Pictures and Videos Running a Continuous Slide Show Loop Displaying Pictures and Videos on a TelevisionChanging the Slide Show Display Interval Chapter Page Mac OS Using the Printer Dock with a ComputerSystem Requirements Windows-based Computer On Mac OS Installing the SoftwareOn a Windows-based computer Uninstalling Connecting to a Computer Transferring Pictures Print layout-Full size On Mac OS Printing from a ComputerPrinting with Kodak EasyShare software On Windows 2000/XP Printing Using Other ApplicationsKodak Color Mode On Windows 98/ME Status Monitor-Windowsonly Ordering Supplies From the Start menu, select Settings, then select Printers General Care Care and Maintenance Cleaning the Print Head Buttons, Clearing a Paper Jam Clearing a Color Cartridge Jam Cleaning the Printer Dock Traveling with your Printer Dock Page Printing Problem Cause Action/Solution TroubleshootingPrinting Problems 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 Pictures Printer Dock Status Lights Cartridge Light Light Status Cause Action/SolutionPaper Light Light Status Cause Action/Solution Cause Action/Solution Battery Charging Lights Transfer Light Light Status Cause Action/Solution Print Mode Lights Light Status Cause Action/SolutionPrint Light Light Status Cause Action/Solution Light is off Software Help Getting HelpHelpful Web Links Help in this User’s Guide Before You Call Telephone Customer Support Telephone Numbers Spain/España 91 749 76 Sweden/Sverige 08 587 704 Appendix Printer Dock SpecificationsSpecifications-Printer Dock Upgrading Your Software and Firmware Accessories and Supplies Catalog Number Accessories and Supplies FCC Compliance and Advisory Safety LabelsRegulatory Information Canadian DOC Statement Disposal InformationPage Index Color cartridges installing, 6 jams, clearing Kodak Product support, 51 Quality, setting On, 20 temperature requirements