Printing Via Direct USB Connection, Before Printing | Nikon 7600

Printing Via Direct USB Connection

Your camera allows pictures to be printed directly from the camera using PictBridge. If the UC-E6 USB cable is used to connect the camera to a printer that supports PictBridge, pictures can be printed directly from the memory or memory card without having to be transferred to a computer.

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Mass storage

Confirm

Select PTP in the camera USB menu.

•For more information on selecting the USB option, see “Viewing Pictures on a Computer” (Q52).

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After confirming that the camera is off, connect the UC-E6 USB cable as shown above.

You can now turn the camera and printer on.

Before Printing

Before printing via direct USB connection, make sure that the printer supports PictBridge or USB Direct and check printer settings. See the printer manual for details.

Use a Reliable Power Source

When printing pictures via direct USB connection, be sure the battery is fully charged. If in doubt, recharge the battery before printing or use the optional EH-62B AC adapter.

PictBridge

PictBridge is an industry standard for direct printing that ensures compatibility when different de- vices are connected.

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Nikon 7600 manual Printing Via Direct USB Connection, Before Printing, Use a Reliable Power Source, PictBridge

Contents

Digital Camera Trademark Information Observe proper precautions when handling batteries Observe caution when using the camera strapTurn off immediately in the event of malfunction Do not use in the presence of flammable gas Use appropriate cables Observe caution when operat- ing the flashKeep out of reach of children Removing memory cards Iii For Home or Office USE This class B digital apparatus meets all Postage stamps or post cards issuedRequirements of the Canadian Interfer Do not copy or reproduce paper Before Taking Important Pictures Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic AccessoriesAF-Assist Illuminator LED Design Rule for Camera File System DCF Table of contents Viii Internal Memory and SD Memory Card IntroductionLife-Long Learning Before You Begin Parts of the Camera Power-on lampAttaching the Camera Strap Viewfinder Q Xplay button Q Battery-chamber Cover Q Parts of the CameraMonitor Q 5 Speaker Tripod socket Q 25 Monitor Internal memory/memory card IndicatorDate counter Stored date number Number of exposures remaining Length of movie , 17 Controlling the Monitor MonitorBefore You Begin Setup Q Mode DialBefore You Begin Movie Q Auto Q Displaying the Help Navigating the MenusMulti selector is used to navigate through the camera menus Move cursor up Close the battery-chamber cover Open the battery-chamber coverInserting Batteries Insert the batteries Alternative Power Sources Read Battery WarningsInserting Batteries Replacing Batteries Damaged Batteries Confirm that the camera is off Inserting Memory CardsOpen the memory card slot cover Insert the memory card Close the memory card slot cover Inserting Memory Cards Formatting Memory Cards Write Protect SwitchRemoving Memory Cards Memory Cards Check the battery level in the monitor Checking the Battery LevelTurn the camera on X Button Power-on Lamp Checking the Battery Level Turning the Camera OffAuto Power Off Standby Mode Sleep Mode Clock Battery Basic SetupEspañol Italiano Home Time Zone Basic Setup01 01 Select home time zone Rotate the mode dial to P Turn the camera on Select P Mode Select P Mode Number of Exposures Remaining Shooting MenuBasic Photography Ready the camera Frame the PictureFrame your subject Don’t Block the Shot When Lighting Is Poor Frame the Picture Digital ZoomMonitor or Viewfinder? Focus Focus and ShootTake the picture Monitor turns off while flash is charging Focusing on Off-Center Subjects Focus Lock Focus and Shoot During RecordingGetting Good Results with Autofocus Press the x button View pictures in the monitorDeleting Unwanted Pictures Image File and Folder Names Playback TipPicture type Identifier Extension To select the flash mode When Lighting Is Poor Using the FlashFollowing flash modes are available Display Flash menu Flash Mode Selection When Lighting Is Poor Using the Flash Red-Eye Reduction2 Camera Shake icon and the ISO Sensitivity icon Close-Ups Taking a Self-Portrait Using the Self-Timer Stopping the Self-TimerSelf-Timer Macro Close-up Mode Display Macro close-up menuFocus at a distance of 4 cm/1.6″ Assist and Scene Modes Mode DescriptionAssist Modes Scene Modes Image Mode Using the GuidesFraming Assist After selecting mode, display framing as- sist menu Portrait Assist Framing AssistPortrait Face-priority AF To use the Face-priority AF, follow the steps below Landscape NLandscape Assist Sports Assist Sports AssistSports MNight Portrait Assist Flash Mode Selection in m Mode Image Mode option is available in the scene mode menu Scene ModePARTY/INDOOR BEACH/SNOW Following scenes are available Scene Mode2 Camera Shake Icon OFF* & OFF EDUSK/DAWN $*Y OFF* & OFF $ Y OFF* & OFF Jback Light Panorama Assist To use panorama assist, follow the steps below Panorama Assist Using a TripodStorage Locations for Panoramas Joining Panorama Pictures Voice Recording Making a Voice Recording2005.08.01 Max rec time Index Copying Voice Recordings to a Computer Scene Mode Sound FilesMaking a Voice Recording Adding an Index Date of recording Length of recording Volume Index markers Progress indicatorPlaying Voice Recordings Begin playback Playback Volume Ending PlaybackDeleting Voice Recordings Copy Sound Files Copying Voice RecordingsCamera to Card Select Sound Files Copy all files Copy 003 2005 004 2005 005 2005Yes Viewing Pictures on the Camera Zoom Viewing Pictures on the CameraView other Zoom out Voice Memos Connector VCR the AV cable to the television Choosing a Video ModeViewing Pictures on TV Turn the camera off Pictures transferred using Before Connecting the CameraViewing Pictures on a Computer Operating system Camera I Connecting the USB Cable Viewing Pictures on a ComputerUC-E6 USB cable Disconnecting the Camera Drag the Noname camera volume into TrashMac OS Printing pictures Printing PicturesPictures can be printed as follows Printing Memory card Playback Menu 1/2 Printing PicturesPrint SET Highlight Print selected Press Check will appear in box next to itemTo return to full-screen playback Pictures in print order, highlight Info Date Printing Pictures Print Set Printing Via Direct USB Connection Use a Reliable Power SourceBefore Printing PictBridge Printing Via Direct USB Connection CancelPaper size Display the PictBridge menu Print all images Dpof printing Paper size Cancel Print selection Print all images Dpof printing× 5 89mm × 127mm, 5 × Display Print Selection dialog Highlight Print selectionIcon Prints Print selection Print all images Confirm CancelPrints Prints Start print Error Messages Dpof PrintingPrinting Displayed Picture Available Picture Editing Restrictions for editing picturesPicture Editing Zoom picture in and out Cropping Pictures CropSave this image as displayed? Picture Adjusting a picture tone D-Lighting 2005.08.01 LightingLighting Small PIC Resizing a picture Small picture320 × 160 × Save this image as displayed? Yes Recording Movies Rotate the mode dial to W Turn the camera onStart recording Monitor shows the length of the movie that can be recorded Macro Close-up Mode in W Mode Flash Mode Selection in W ModeRecording Movies Movies Motion than Small size Type Description Length of movie *1 Movie Movie OptionsHighlight Movie options Movie menu includes the following focus options AUTO-FOCUS Mode MovieTo choose a focus option from the Movie menu Continuous AF Electronic VR Highlight Electronic VROff Highlight option Make selection Deleting Movies Viewing Movies To display the Shooting Menu Using the Shooting MenuShooting Menu 1/2 BSS To make a selection from the Shooting Menu Using the Shooting MenuHighlight menu item Shooting Menu Image Mode High3072Normal2592 Normal2048 PC screen1024 Image mode Memory Memory card Image Mode and Number of Exposures RemainingImage Size Print Size White Balance White bal. presetDaylight Incandescent White BAL Preset Preset White BalanceWhite Balance Measure Exp. + Exposure CompensationChoosing an Exposure Compensation Value Continuous Restrictions on Camera SettingsContinuous Continuous Multi-shot Best Shot Selector When BSS is on, a BSS icon appears in the monitorBest Shot Selector Continuous and BSS Color Options Color Options IndicatorVivid color Sepia Cyanotype Using the Playback Menu Playback Menu contains the following optionsTo display the Playback Menu Loop Slide ShowAuto Off Small Pictures and Movies Deleting Selected Pictures DeleteDelete Highlight Erase selected images Highlight Erase all images Deleting All PicturesBefore Deletion Protected Pictures Protect ProtectTures marked by U icon Complete operation and return to All off Select images Transfer MarkingTransferring More than 999 Pictures Hidden Pictures Transfer Marking Marking Selected Pictures for TransferTransfer Marking Highlight Select images Copy CopyCopy Camera to Card All images Print Set File NumberCopy Select highlighted picture SET-UP menu contains the following options Using the Set-up Menu Nikon Welcome ScreenSmall Pictures and Cropped Copies Select an Image Time zone DateCamera Clock Set-up Menu Option Description Date Set the date and time Q To set the clock to the travel destination time zone, high Time ZonesGMT + Location 100 Monitor SettingsPhoto Info Brightness 101 Date ImprintDate Imprint Date Date counter 102Date counter Set-up Menu Option Description Sound Settings Sound SettingsShutter sound Start-up sound Volume 103 Blur Warning Shooting modes where the Blur Warning does not function104 Blur Warning Auto Off Sleep mode105 Auto OFF 106 Format memory/cardTo format the internal memory, remove the memory card Memory Card Format 107 Format memory/card Formatting Memory/CardQuick format and Format Interface Language108 Interface Auto Transfer Reset All109 Set a V icon to stored pictures Following settings are affected Reset AllResetting File Numbering to Setting Default Battery Type Battery TypeBackup Battery 111 Firmware Version Menus112 Text or Icons Optional Accessories 113Approved Memory Cards 114 Caring for Your Camera Caring for Your Camera 115Batteries Dance with local regulations Ni-MH Error Messages Display Problem Solution116 117 118 119 Cancel Problem Possible cause Troubleshooting120 Electronically-Controlled Cameras 121 TroubleshootingDawn or F Night Landscape is selected in e Color options is not set to Standard color 122 123 Specifications 124 SpecificationsFile format Max. recording Index Symbols125 Index 126 IndexTransfer marking Page Page Page 6MA06111