Viewing and Printing Photos | Kodak ESP 7 guide

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Viewing and Printing Photos

You can print .jpeg (.jpg) photo images directly from PictBridge cameras connected to the front panel of your All-in-One printer. You can print virtually any file type from digital cameras, USB flash (“thumb”) drives, and memory cards connected to the front panel on your All-in-One printer. You can also print files from a PC or Mac computer connected to your All-in-One printer computer.

Note: For assistance on printing from a connected computer to your printer, refer to the instructions from the software application (such as a word-processing or image-editing program) used to send the file to the printer or review your computer’s operating system instructions.

Although your printer is compatible with the Kodak 8-in-1 USB card reader (sold separately) as well as other Kodak USB card readers, it may not be compatible with other manufacturers’ card readers.

Warning: Do not remove a storage device (memory card, USB drive, or digital camera) from the printer while it is being accessed, or you may damage the files on it. Safely remove or disconnect the device.

You can safely remove the storage device when the blue status light located above the memory card slots stops blinking.

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Contents

All-in-One Printer Page Table of Contents Handling Paper Setting Up Your Printer Copying Viewing and Printing PhotosScanning Maintaining Your Printer Troubleshooting Product and Safety Specifications Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Labeling Help menu Getting HelpHelp menu options Getting answers to frequently-asked questions Contacting Kodak Customer Service & SupportSupport at Kodak.com Support Description Internet Address Printer Overview All-in-One printer features Number Component name Major components of the ESP 7 All-in-One printer Memory cards supported Memory card slots USB host port Number Name Description Control panel layout Color ink level monitor Black ink level monitor LCD screen Adjusting the control panel position Using the control panelUsing the 4-way navigation buttons Preview Using the OK button Using the Zoom buttons Using the Menu button Using the Cancel button Using the Start buttonUsing the on-screen keyboard Menu layout Using the All-in-One printer menusNumber Description Displays Copy Photo Options Menu structure Status lights Printer Power Cord LightOn/Off Light Memory Card Slot Light All-in-One printer Home Center software Wi-Fi Status LightHome Center for Windows Home Center for Macintosh Chapter Printer Overview Configuring printer settings Setting Up Your PrinterConfiguring basic settings Selecting a printer location Menu Options Settings Printer settings options Setting your Kodak printer as the default Configuring network settingsConfiguring an Ethernet network connection Networking resources Ethernet setup Configuring a wireless network connection LED Status Description What you need to know before you connect Network Settings options Configuring basic wireless Wi-Fi settingsWi-Fi setup wizard Menu Options Settings / Action Chapter Key/Passphrase Description Security String Connecting to an unlisted network Address or subnet Printer entry format Mask format Setting up an IP address Printing network configuration Verifying network configurationFor Windows USB to Wi-Fi Switching the printer connection typeFor Windows Wi-Fi to Ethernet USB to Ethernet setupEthernet to Wi-Fi For Macintosh USB to Ethernet Setup Setting Up Your Printer Kodak ESP 7 Printer User Guide Handling paper Handling PaperLoading the paper trays Things to keep in mind Handling Paper Loading plain paper Loading photo paper Loading legal size paper Loading envelopes Loading an original for copying or scanning Loading originals Handling Paper Kodak ESP 7 Printer User Guide Viewing and Printing Photos Viewing photos Configuring photo print settingsDevice Type Printer Slot Print Photos Options Menu Options View Settings / Select Printing photos from a PictBridge camera Printing photos Chapter Printing tagged images Printing from a Bluetooth-enabled device Printing panoramic photos Printing multiple photosRange Zooming and cropping photos Transferring images to a Windows computer Transferring images to a computer Transferring images to a Macintosh computer Copying Adjusting copy settingsSimple copying Copy Document Options Menu Options View Settings Copy Photo Options Preview Yes Save As Defaults Before you start Scanning Simple document scans Simple scanning Simple image scans Adjusting scan settingsScanning multiple originals simultaneously Scan options General care Maintaining Your Printer Cleaning the scanner lid Cleaning the scanner glass Monitoring and adjusting the printers performance Replacing ink cartridges Maintenance OptionsMenu Options Select Printhead Color ink cartridge Black ink cartridge Maintaining Your Printer Replacing the printhead Printhead Color ink cartridge Black ink cartridge Chapter Maintaining Your Printer Upgrading the printer software for Windows Upgrading the printer software for Macintosh Troubleshooting quick start TroubleshootingGeneral troubleshooting Printer fails to power on Corrective Action Device not recognized Multiple paper feed Ink cartridge not recognized No communication with computer Multiple pictures not scanned properly To check the paper No paper feed Printer not responding Paper jam User guide on the CD is obsolete Transfer pictures failureWrong paper size Windows Vista troubleshooting Macintosh OS X troubleshooting Envelope printing incorrect Print troubleshooting Picture cropped PictBridge camera not detectedPicture print smudged Poor print quality Picture will not print Print spotted Print skewed or slantedPrint too dark Printing stops Printing slow Scan troubleshooting Copy troubleshootingWhite edges on borderless prints Copy cut off Wired network troubleshooting Network troubleshootingScanned image blank Computer unable to detect the All-in-One printer To check your LAN card Windows Printer not found No TCP/IP Cables are not connected properly To print the network configuration No IP address with cable modem without a router Wireless troubleshootingNo Ssid Ssid is not visible because it is at the bottom of the list Cannot connect to network Weak signal Invalid WEP Key Unsupported authentication or encryption type Invalid WPA Passphrase Another device connected to the access point Photo Printing Features Product and Safety SpecificationsPhoto Printing Features Print Performance Copy Photo Features Copy Document FeaturesCopy Document Features Copy Photo Features Paper Tray Features Scanning FeaturesInk Tanks Connectivity Warranty Physical SpecificationsSoftware Support Papers Supported System RequirementsWindows PC Macintosh Paper Sizes for PC and Macintosh computers Safety SpecificationsPaper Sizes Supported Parts Power Location Environment Regulatory ComplianceFCC Compliance and Advisory IC Radiation Exposure Statement FCC and Industry Canada Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Labeling German Compliance StatementCanadian DOC Statement Computer-to-computer See Ad hoc Glossary Glossary Peer-to-peer network See ad hoc Tagged Images See Dpof Kodak ESP 7 Printer User Guide 109 Glossary 110 Kodak ESP 7 Printer User Guide If you need to call Customer Support Page Numerics Index 107 MAC Address, definition Mac OS Standard format HFS Macintosh Peer-to-peer network See Ad hoc Regulatory compliance Removing a memory device from Vista troubleshooting WPS, definition 120 Kodak ESP 7 Printer User Guide 1K3279