Canon K10605 - User Manual

Canon K10605

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Contents
  • Page 11 – Appendix; Online Manual
  • Page 12 – Symbols Used in This Document; Warning; Basics; Instructions explaining basic operations of your product.; Note; • Icons may vary depending on your product.
  • Page 13 – Trademarks; subsidiaries and/or affiliates in the USA and/or other countries.
  • Page 14 – Licenses; following disclaimer.
  • Page 15 – and
  • Page 17 – All Rights Reserved
  • Page 18 – Use is subject to license terms below.
  • Page 21 – Copyright 2010 Lennart Poettering
  • Page 25 – MIT License
  • Page 26 – The FreeType Project LICENSE
  • Page 32 – Lua
  • Page 35 – The following applies only to products supporting Wi-Fi.
  • Page 37 – THE BASIC LIBRARY FUNCTIONS
  • Page 40 – Main Components and Their Use
  • Page 41 – Main Components; Front View
  • Page 42 – Open to load an original on the platen.
  • Page 43 – J: Paper Output Support
  • Page 45 – Rear View; Plug in the USB cable to connect the printer with a computer.; B: Power Cord Connector; Plug in the supplied power cord.; Important; • Do not touch the metal casing.
  • Page 46 – Inside View; • For details on replacing an ink tank, see
  • Page 47 – Operation Panel; Lights after flashing when the power is turned on.
  • Page 48 – Using Touch Screen; HOME Screen; A: Switching the HOME screen; The; • Depending on the signal state, the icon will change.
  • Page 49 – Notification settings; Changing Settings from Operation Panel; Icons on Touch Screen
  • Page 50 – Basic Operation of the touch screen
  • Page 52 – Drag; Use to view lists of items or move sliders.
  • Page 54 – • You can switch the layout of a keyboard.
  • Page 55 – Power Supply; Turning the Printer On and Off
  • Page 56 – Checking that Power Is On; The ON lamp is lit when the printer is turned on.; Even if the touch screen is off, if the; Turning on the printer; Press the ON button to turn on the printer.; ON; lamp flashes and then remains lit.; • If an error message is displayed on the touch screen, see
  • Page 57 – ECO settings; Turning off the printer; Press the; button to turn the printer off.
  • Page 58 – Loading Paper; Paper Sources
  • Page 59 – Rear tray
  • Page 60 – Loading Plain Paper in Cassette; • For details on paper that can be used in this printer:
  • Page 61 – Loading Photo Paper / Plain Paper in Rear Tray; You can load photo paper or plain paper.; Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss
  • Page 63 – Close feed slot cover gently.
  • Page 64 – Yes; Change
  • Page 65 – Related Information; Supported Media Types
  • Page 67 – Slide the paper guide (D) in front according to the page size.
  • Page 68 – it along the paper guide in front.
  • Page 72 – Loading Envelopes in Rear Tray; You can load envelopes on the rear tray.; Envelopes with an embossed or treated surface
  • Page 75 – loaded in rear tray, select
  • Page 76 – Placing Multi-purpose Tray; Cautions When Printing with Multi-purpose Tray
  • Page 77 – Cautions Common to using Multi-purpose Tray; • Be sure to use the multi-purpose tray supplied with this printer.; Cautions When Printing onto Printable Disc
  • Page 78 – Placing/Removing a Printable Disc; Before Placing a Printable Disc; The following items are needed to print onto the printable disc.; Placing a Printable Disc; This procedure also applies to printing from a computer.; appears. Doing so can damage the printer.
  • Page 80 – Place printable disc on multi-purpose tray.
  • Page 82 – the on-screen instructions to place the multi-purpose tray again.; Removing a Printable Disc
  • Page 84 – How to Detach / Attach Multi-purpose Tray; Detaching Multi-purpose Tray
  • Page 85 – Take cassette out of printer.; Turn cassette over and attach multi-purpose tray to it.
  • Page 87 – Loading Originals; Loading Originals on Platen
  • Page 88 – Load original WITH THE SIDE TO SCAN FACING DOWN on platen.
  • Page 89 – Close the document cover gently.
  • Page 91 – Loading Based on Use; Loading the Original to Be Aligned with the alignment mark; alignment mark
  • Page 92 – Loading Only One Original in Center of Platen
  • Page 93 – Loading Two or More Originals on Platen; You can place up to 12 items.
  • Page 94 – Supported Originals; cover from the printer.
  • Page 95 – How to Detach / Attach the Document Cover; Detaching the document cover:
  • Page 97 – Inserting the Memory Card; Before Inserting the Memory Card
  • Page 98 – Memory Cards that Do Not Require a Card Adapter; Printable Image Data; Photo
  • Page 100 – Prepare your memory card.; Insert the memory card into the card slot.; Access
  • Page 102 – Removing the Memory Card; Make sure that the Access lamp is lit, and remove the memory card.; • Do not remove the memory card while the; lamp is flashing. The; lamp flashes while; lamp is flashing, the data saved on the memory card can be damaged.
  • Page 103 – Replacing Ink Tanks
  • Page 104 – When Error Occurred; • For precautionary notes on handling ink tanks, see; Replacing Procedure; When you need to replace an ink tank, follow the procedure below.; Check that printer is turned on.; Caution; Remove the ink tank where the ink runs out.
  • Page 106 – Lift up the tab on the orange protective cap to remove it off GENTLY.; Insert the front end of the ink tank into the print head at a slant.
  • Page 108 – Notes on ink tanks; When an ink tank is out of ink, replace it immediately with a new one.
  • Page 109 – Checking Ink Status on the Touch Screen; Select; Estimated ink levels; Order ink now
  • Page 110 – Restrictions; Connect via wireless router; using the 5 GHz band.; Wireless Direct
  • Page 112 – Detect Same Printer Name; • Serial number may not appear on result screen.; System information
  • Page 113 – Switching Printer's Connection to Network or Devices; Changes from USB to LAN Connection; Refer to Setup Guide to setup.
  • Page 114 – Connection; Connecting with Wireless Direct
  • Page 117 – Wi-Fi Connection Assistant; available for some models); Administrator Password
  • Page 118 – Starting Up Wi-Fi Connection Assistant; Diagnosing and Repairing Network Settings
  • Page 119 – • Some models do not support diagnosis and repair function.; Check the displayed message and select; Diagnose and Repair; on the displayed screen.; • This function checks the following items:
  • Page 120 – Performing/Changing Network Settings; Canon Wi-Fi Connection Assistant Screen
  • Page 121 – Items on Canon Wi-Fi Connection Assistant Screen; Printer Network; Available
  • Page 122 – Assigning Printer Information
  • Page 123 – Menus on Canon Wi-Fi Connection Assistant Screen
  • Page 124 – Items on Canon Wi-Fi Connection Assistant Screen Toolbar
  • Page 125 – Performing Network Settings; Supported models only
  • Page 126 – USB; on; Switch View; under the; View; menu to display printers.
  • Page 127 – Enter password and click; OK
  • Page 129 – Infrastructure
  • Page 130 – Click; Set
  • Page 131 – The names appear on; Canon Wi-Fi Connection Assistant; • If; Printer Settings; Confirm Printer Password; Detailed Printer Settings
  • Page 136 – such as a wireless router or a LAN cable.
  • Page 137 – Start up; Launchpad; Enter the password specified for your computer and select; Install Helper; diagnosis and repair of network.
  • Page 140 – Performing Maintenance Functions from the Printer
  • Page 141 – Maintenance Procedure; • Check if ink remains in the ink tanks.; When the Print Results Are Blurred or Uneven:; Print the nozzle check pattern.; Examine the nozzle check pattern; If there are missing lines or horizontal streaks in the pattern:; Clean the print head.
  • Page 142 – Clean the print head deeply.; Align the print head.
  • Page 143 – Printing the Nozzle Check Pattern; Replace the ink; You need to prepare: a sheet of A4 or Letter-sized plain paper; Maintenance; Nozzle Check
  • Page 145 – Examining the Nozzle Check Pattern
  • Page 147 – Cleaning the Print Head; Cleaning
  • Page 148 – • If the problem is not resolved after cleaning the print head twice,
  • Page 149 – Deep Print Head Cleaning; Deep Cleaning
  • Page 150 – When the completion message appears, select; If a particular color is not printed properly,
  • Page 151 – Aligning the Print Head; If the remaining ink level is low,; You need to prepare: two sheets of A4 or Letter-sized plain paper; Print Head Alignment - Auto; Confirm the message, then select
  • Page 152 – adjust the print head position manually; Print the Head Alignment; on the
  • Page 153 – Aligning the Print Head Manually; You need to prepare: three sheets of A4 or Letter-sized plain paper; Print Head Alignment - Manual; Check message and select
  • Page 154 – When; Did the patterns print correctly?; appears, make sure pattern was printed correctly,; Next; Examine first patterns and tap
  • Page 156 – Examine third patterns and select; Subtle horizontal streaks; and then select; When confirmation message appears, select
  • Page 157 – Adjusting Print Head Position Manually
  • Page 158 – Maintenance Tab Description; Initial Check Items
  • Page 159 – Custom Settings; dialog box; About; dialog box
  • Page 160 – Quiet Settings dialog box
  • Page 161 – Custom Settings dialog box; manual head
  • Page 162 – About dialog box; printer driver setup window; Related Topics; Changing the Printer Operation Mode
  • Page 163 – Cleaning the Print Heads; consumes a small amount of ink.; is more thorough than Cleaning. Perform Deep Cleaning when two; attempts do
  • Page 164 – Perform Deep Cleaning; consumes a larger amount of ink than; Related Topic; Printing a Nozzle Check Pattern
  • Page 165 – Adjusting Print Head Position Automatically; manual head alignment; Open the; Tab; Print Head Alignment; Print Head Alignment; Load paper in printer; Perform head alignment; Start; • In the; Print Head Alignment; to print the current settings so
  • Page 166 – This printer supports two head alignment methods:; while printing is in progress otherwise, printing will stop.
  • Page 167 – Check printed pattern; Check the displayed message and click; Check printed patterns
  • Page 168 – Check message content, and click
  • Page 169 – Complete head position adjustment; • To print and check the current setting, open the; dialog box, and click; Print
  • Page 171 – Opening Remote UI for Maintenance; Open; System Settings; Select your model from the printer list, and click; General; tab
  • Page 172 – Remote UI; Utilities; Remote UI
  • Page 173 – Complete Deep Cleaning
  • Page 174 – Adjusting Print Head Position; from; • You can print and check the current settings by clicking on; Print the head alignment value
  • Page 175 – Printer status; Printer Info
  • Page 176 – Cleaning Exterior Surfaces
  • Page 177 – Cleaning Paper Feed Rollers; Roller Cleaning
  • Page 179 – Cleaning Inside the Printer (Bottom Plate Cleaning); You need to prepare: a sheet of A4 or Letter-sized plain paper*; Bottom Plate Cleaning; unfold the paper, then select
  • Page 182 – Changing Settings; Changing Printer Settings from Your Computer (Windows)
  • Page 183 – Changing the Print Options
  • Page 184 – Print Options; Change the individual settings; Page Setup
  • Page 185 – Setting the Ink to be Used; Print With
  • Page 186 – If necessary, switch between various modes of printer operation.; Configure settings
  • Page 187 – Changing Printer Settings from Your Computer (macOS); Managing the Printer Power
  • Page 188 – Printer power supply is operated from Remote UI.; Energy saving settings; allow you to set Auto power off and Auto power on.; Selecting; Printer settings; Energy saving settings; Complete the following settings:; Auto power off; Apply the settings
  • Page 189 – Check whether the printer is on and select; Print settings - Prevent paper abrasion
  • Page 190 – Switching to the Simple Mode
  • Page 191 – Select a setting item to adjust.; Select a setting item.
  • Page 193 – Setting Items on Operation Panel; Items for Printer; Print settings; Items for Maintenance/Management
  • Page 194 – Security settings
  • Page 196 – Page Setup Tab Description
  • Page 197 – Power control; Select this setting item from; or printing data is sent to the printer.
  • Page 198 – LAN settings; Advanced; For details on each setting item:; Print details; and select; Printing Network Settings; See settings
  • Page 199 – Selects the setup method for Wi-Fi connection.; Easy wireless connect
  • Page 200 – Changes the password for Wireless Direct.; Advanced setup; Performs IPv4 or IPv6 setting.
  • Page 202 – Enable
  • Page 203 – Other printer settings; Setting Items for Photo Printing Using Operation Panel
  • Page 205 – Language selection
  • Page 206 – Firmware update
  • Page 207 – Reset settings
  • Page 208 – Feed settings; Paper Settings
  • Page 209 – Web service setup
  • Page 210 – Automatically Turning the Power of the Printer On/Off; ECO; Specify settings as necessary.; Using Duplex Printing; Follow the procedure below to use duplex printing.
  • Page 211 – Two-sided print settings
  • Page 212 – Follow the procedure below to perform setting.; Quiet setting; Quiet setting; • Operating speed is reduced compared to when; OFF; such as when the printer is preparing for printing, is not reduced.
  • Page 213 – Select this item from; Current version; Displays the current firmware version.; Displays the printer name currently specified.; Serial number; Displays the printer serial number.; Default password; Displays the default password of the printer when; Show password
  • Page 214 – Checking the Total Number of Uses of Printer; Usage stats; Select item to check.
  • Page 215 – Basic Information; Safety; Canceling Print Jobs; Specifications; Print Area
  • Page 216 – Safety Precautions
  • Page 217 – • Users with cardiac pacemakers:; Keep ink out of reach of children.
  • Page 218 – General Notices; Choosing a Location
  • Page 219 – • Do not place the printer flush against a wall.; • Never remove the plug by pulling on the cord.; • Do not throw print heads or ink tanks in the fire.
  • Page 220 – Regulatory Information; • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
  • Page 221 – Interference
  • Page 222 – WEEE; Only for the United Kingdom
  • Page 225 – Solo per Unione Europea e SEE (Norvegia, Islanda e Liechtenstein)
  • Page 231 – Samo za Evropsko unijo in EGP (Norveška, Islandija in Lihtenštajn)
  • Page 233 – Handling Precautions
  • Page 234 – Legal Restrictions on Scanning/Copying
  • Page 235 – Printer Handling Precautions; Do not place any object on the document cover!
  • Page 236 – Transporting Your Printer; protective material to ensure safe transport.; button to turn off the power.; Turn the printer off.
  • Page 238 – When Repairing, Lending, or Disposing of the Printer
  • Page 239 – Keeping Print Quality High; Never unplug the power cord until the power is turned off!; If you press the
  • Page 240 – Ink Tips; How is ink used for various purposes other than printing?; Ink may be used for purposes other than printing.; Why does the printer have two black ink tanks?
  • Page 241 – Product Specifications
  • Page 242 – General Specifications
  • Page 243 – Scan Specifications; Network Specifications; Minimum System Requirements; Windows
  • Page 244 – macOS; Other Supported OS; Information in this manual is subject to change without notice.
  • Page 245 – Supported Paper Sizes and Weights; Page Sizes; Special sizes
  • Page 246 – Paper Weight; You can use paper in the following weight range.
  • Page 247 – Paper Load Limit; details on page sizes and media types, access the Canon website.; Paper Load Limits of Rear Tray and Cassette; Genuine Canon Paper; Paper for printing documents:
  • Page 248 – Paper Load Limit of Paper Output Tray; Paper other than Genuine Canon Paper
  • Page 249 – • Refer to; Recommended Genuine Canon Paper According to Purpose
  • Page 250 – Usable Media Types Other Than Genuine Canon paper; • Envelopes; • When using art paper, see
  • Page 251 – Unsupported Media Types
  • Page 252 – Handling Paper
  • Page 253 – Before Printing on Art Paper; The wider the brush, the more effective it will be.; Paper dust removal procedure:; Check that the brush is not wet and free from dust or dirt.
  • Page 255 – Printing; Printing Photos and Documents
  • Page 256 – Printing from Computer
  • Page 257 – Printing from Application Software (Windows Printer Driver)
  • Page 258 – Basic Printing Setup
  • Page 259 – In the; Basic Settings; Check that printer is turned on; Select Media Type (B) According to Requirements
  • Page 262 – Basic Settings Tab Description; setting, the printer automatically switches to the preset items.; Profiles
  • Page 263 – Add to Profiles
  • Page 264 – Custom Paper Size; Custom
  • Page 265 – • Depending on the media type and size, the
  • Page 266 – Page Layout Printing; Poster Printing; Booklet Printing; Printer Media Information
  • Page 267 – Add to Profiles dialog box
  • Page 269 – Booklet Printing dialog box
  • Page 271 – Commercially available papers
  • Page 274 – Printing on Postcards; Load postcard
  • Page 276 – Setting Up Envelope Printing; Load envelope
  • Page 277 – Registering a Frequently Used Printing Profile; You can register the frequently used printing profile to; printing profiles can be deleted at any time.; Registering a Printing Profile; Open the printer driver setup window
  • Page 278 – Save the settings; already registered will be deleted from; Deleting Unnecessary Printing Profile; Select the printing profile to be deleted
  • Page 279 – Optimal Photo Printing of Image Data
  • Page 280 – Media/Quality Tab Description; Settings Preview
  • Page 281 – Color Adjustment; Matching
  • Page 282 – Custom dialog box; Color Adjustment Tab
  • Page 283 – Matching Tab
  • Page 284 – Set the Layout of Printed Documents (Page Setup Tab)
  • Page 288 – Depending on the environment,; Stamp; may not be available.; Custom Paper Size dialog box
  • Page 289 – Poster Printing dialog box
  • Page 290 – Depending on the environment, this function may not be available.
  • Page 292 – Stamp dialog box; Stamp Settings
  • Page 293 – Stamp Tab; Stamp Type; is; Text; or
  • Page 294 – Bitmap
  • Page 295 – Save settings Tab
  • Page 296 – Setting the Number of Copies and Printing Order; You can also set the number of copies on the; Specify the print order
  • Page 297 – • By setting both; Print from Last Page; Collate; , you can perform printing so that papers are collated
  • Page 298 – Perform Borderless Printing; You can also set borderless printing on the; • You can also set; Amount of extension; on the operation panel of the printer, but the settings on the; Setting Borderless Printing
  • Page 299 – Amount of Extension; Expanding the Range of the Document to Print; Cancel the safety margin regulation for
  • Page 301 – Duplex Printing; You can also set duplex printing in the; Performing Automatic Duplex Printing; Performing Duplex Printing Manually; You can perform the duplex printing manually.
  • Page 302 – Page Size; then print the message side.
  • Page 303 – Overview of the Printer Driver; Canon IJ Printer Driver; Opening Printer Driver's Setup Screen; Canon IJ Status Monitor
  • Page 304 – Installing the Printer Driver; To specify the printer driver, open the; dialog box of the application software you are using, and; Displaying the Manual from the Printer Driver; Help
  • Page 305 – Preferences; Settings
  • Page 306 – Launching the Canon IJ Status Monitor; printer driver setup; View Printer Status; region where you are using your printer.; When Errors Occur; In such cases, take the appropriate action as described.; Canon IJ Status Monitor Description
  • Page 307 – Display
  • Page 308 – Restrictions on the Printer Driver; Points to Note About Applications with Restrictions
  • Page 310 – Features of the Canon IJ Status Monitor; The Canon IJ Status Monitor has the following functions:; Onscreen display of printer status; Overview of the Canon IJ Status Monitor; Printer
  • Page 312 – • When the printer is being used via USB connection
  • Page 313 – Updating the Driver; • Check the following if you want to install or delete drivers.; Installing the Driver; Turn on the printer; Complete the installation; Exit; Deleting the Unnecessary Driver; The printer driver which you no longer use can be deleted.; Start the uninstaller; Control Panel
  • Page 314 – Perform the uninstaller; Complete
  • Page 315 – Printing from Application Software (macOS AirPrint); Basic
  • Page 316 – Checking Your Environment; • AirPrint Operation Environment; LAN; Print from a Mac; Auto power on; Load paper; Start printing from your application software; Select printer
  • Page 317 – Check print settings; Paper Size
  • Page 318 – Auto Select; that the printer is connected to the network.; settings of printer and enable; Media Type; set to; Premium Fine Art Rough; Other Fine Art Paper; Printing of Envelopes; For printing on the envelope from Mac, refer to the following.
  • Page 320 – The procedure for performing borderless printing is as follows:; Set the; on the printer operation panel; Extended amount: Large; Select sheet size for borderless printing; XXX Borderless; • The use of borderless printing is not recommended if; Plain Paper; is selected for
  • Page 321 – depending on the size of the paper.
  • Page 322 – This section describes the procedure for printing on postcards.; Load postcards; Off
  • Page 323 – Adding Printer; To re-add a printer that was deleted, open; , and then perform the procedure described below.; Default; Bonjour Multifunction; Secure AirPrint
  • Page 324 – How to Open Printer Settings Screen; Opening the Page Setup Dialog; Use this procedure to set the page (paper) settings before printing.; Opening the Print Dialog; Use this procedure to set the print settings before printing.; File
  • Page 325 – Displaying the Printing Status Screen; Check the print progress according to the following procedure:; Launch the printing status screen; Check the printing status; printer operation panel.
  • Page 326 – Deleting the Undesired Print Job; Select your model, and then click; Select the unnecessary print job and click
  • Page 327 – Delete printer from list of printers; Remove Printer
  • Page 328 – Printing Photo Data; Printing Photographs Saved on Memory Card
  • Page 329 – You can print the photograph saved on the memory card easily.; Print from memory card; Select photo print; Insert memory card into card slot.; Saved data is not of a supported type.
  • Page 330 – Color
  • Page 332 – Tap
  • Page 333 – Adding Print Job; Flick photo while printing to select next photo.; Specify number of copies and print settings for each photo.; Page size; Stop
  • Page 334 – Print Settings Screen; In Select photo print or Slide show:; The following screen is displayed by selecting; The following screen is displayed before printing.; Setting Items; setting items in
  • Page 336 – • The shooting date is printed according to the settings of; Date display format; Other printer; under
  • Page 337 – Other Various Printing Features; Disc Label Printing
  • Page 338 – Copying Label Side of Disc
  • Page 339 – Copy; Disc label copy; Specify print area and select; Specify the amount of ink.
  • Page 340 – After checking message, tap; Black; Open operation panel until horizontal.; How to set; Adjust disc print area
  • Page 342 – Printing Photo from Memory Card onto Disc Label; Print photos on disc label
  • Page 343 – Select a photo you want to print.; Specify print area with trimming and select; Check message and tap
  • Page 345 – Printing a Disc Label Merging Handwritten Text with a Photo; Description of Disc Label Handwriting Sheet; Filling Out a Disc Label Handwriting Sheet; D: The photo before merging is printed here.; Writing Text and Drawing Pictures
  • Page 346 – fluorescent colors may not be able to be scanned correctly.; Filling Marks; Fill in the marks using a writing implement such as a dark pencil.
  • Page 347 – to be scanned correctly.; Decorating the Handwritten Text and Hand-drawn Pictures; Fill in the mark for the decoration type to use.; Setting a Color or Pattern; Fill in the mark for the color or pattern to use.; with Fill automatically set for the decoration type.
  • Page 348 – Disc label handwriting print; Print handwrit. sheet
  • Page 349 – Saved data is not of a supported; Confirm the displayed information, then select; Trim the photo, specify the range to print, and select; Follow on-screen instructions to load A4 size
  • Page 350 – pictures to merge with the photo.; Scan sheet and print; Making a Test Print; Test print; handwritten text on the platen glass, then select
  • Page 352 – Failed to scan disc label hand-writing sheet.; is displayed on the touch screen, select
  • Page 354 – After loading paper; When the rear tray's feed slot cover is closed
  • Page 355 – When you insert the cassette; Paper size is detected and set automatically in the printer.; or on the touch screen:
  • Page 356 – Check the message and select
  • Page 357 – Copying; Making Copies
  • Page 358 – Standard copy; Load original on platen.
  • Page 359 – The message is displayed when you can add the copying job.; ) as the one which you previously; • When; Print qlty
  • Page 361 – Setting Items for Copying; Photo copy; Preview; Intensity
  • Page 363 – Scanning; Scanning and Saving to a Computer
  • Page 364 – Scanning in Windows
  • Page 365 – Scanning According to Item Type or Purpose (Scan Utility); Scan Utility Features; Setting Passwords for PDF Files; Scanning Using Application Software (ScanGear); Positioning Originals (Scanning from Computer); Network Scanner Selector EX2 Menu and Setting Screen
  • Page 367 – Multiple Scanning Modes; Auto; Save Scanned Images Automatically; Documents; Application Integration
  • Page 368 – • To set the applications to integrate with, see Settings Dialog Box.
  • Page 369 – Make sure scanner or printer is turned on.; in the Scan Utility main screen.; • To cancel the scan, click; Cancel; to set
  • Page 370 – Scanning Documents and Photos; Place the item on the platen.; set each item in the Settings (Scanning from a Computer) dialog box.; Document
  • Page 371 – Creating/Editing PDF Files; edited in other applications are not supported.; Editing Password-Protected PDF Files; PDF Editor
  • Page 372 – Edit pages as needed.; Specify save settings.
  • Page 374 – Detect the orientation of text original and rotate image; Document Language; Save
  • Page 375 – Scanning in Basic Mode
  • Page 376 – There are two modes: Basic Mode and Advanced Mode.; Use the; Basic Mode; tab to scan easily by following three simple on-screen steps (
  • Page 377 – Advanced Mode
  • Page 378 – Starting from Scan Utility; In Scan Utility main screen, click ScanGear.; Starting from Application
  • Page 379 – tab to scan easily by following these simple on-screen steps.; on the Toolbar to switch to whole image view and scan.; Select Source; to match your document.
  • Page 380 – Output Size; Destination
  • Page 381 – Image corrections; • Click; Status of ScanGear dialog after; Scan; tab of the
  • Page 383 – Basic Mode Tab
  • Page 389 – • Double-click a frame to enlarge the image. Click
  • Page 391 – Advanced Mode Tab; Favorite Settings; tab, and load it as required. It is convenient to; Add/Delete Favorite Settings
  • Page 397 – Insert
  • Page 398 – on the progress bar), then increase the operating
  • Page 399 – Scanning Tips
  • Page 400 – Loading Documents in the ADF (Auto Document Feeder)
  • Page 401 – Network Scan Settings; • Multiple users cannot scan at the same time.; Specifying Your Scanner or Printer; Check that Network Scanner Selector EX2 is running.; Network Scanner Selector EX2
  • Page 402 – Scanners; Setting for Scanning with Scan Utility; Scanner
  • Page 403 – Setting for Scanning from the Operation Panel; You can make the setting for scanning from the operation panel.
  • Page 404 – to close the screen, then
  • Page 405 – Scanning in macOS; Scanning According to Item Type or Purpose (IJ Scan Utility Lite); IJ Scan Utility Lite Features
  • Page 407 – will sharpen text in a; is best suited for scanning photos.; • The default save folder is the; Pictures; • For how to specify a folder, see Settings Dialog.
  • Page 408 – • To set the applications to integrate with, see Settings Dialog.
  • Page 409 – Driver; Check that scanner or printer is turned on.; Start IJ Scan Utility Lite.; in the IJ Scan Utility Lite main screen.
  • Page 412 – In that case, specify the item type in IJ Scan Utility Lite and scan.; Items You Can Place & How to Place Items; Place item on platen.
  • Page 413 – Open the document cover.; Gently close document cover.
  • Page 415 – Attaching Scanned Images to E-MAIL to Send; Sending Scanned Data as E-Mail from Computer
  • Page 416 – Frequently Asked Questions; Network Connection Setup Guide; Search by Category; Error; is displayed; Network; Connecting to a Printer
  • Page 417 – Scanning Problems
  • Page 418 – Questions not Listed Above; error; Cannot Remember Printer's Administrator Password; Printout (Copy) Results Are Unsatisfactory
  • Page 419 – Network FAQ; Cannot Find Printer on Network; Cannot Print or Connect; Cannot Remember Printer's Password
  • Page 420 – Problems while Using Printer
  • Page 421 – Network Communication Problems; Wireless Router Problems
  • Page 423 – Setup; In Other Cases Than Above:; Check Basic Items for Network.
  • Page 424 – If the Solution Tool Does Not Solve the Problem.; Check if network device such as router is turned on.; Proceed once the network device such as router is ready for use.; Check PC network connection.; supplied with the wireless router or contact the manufacturer.
  • Page 425 – Setting an Encryption Key; Check location of wireless router.
  • Page 426 – Step 3 : If the Solution Tool Does Not Solve the Problem.; Make sure security software's firewall is off.; Solve network troubles with the printer's diagnostic functions.; Check that; Enable bidirectional support; is selected in; Ports; sheet of
  • Page 427 – Checking Wireless Router SSID/Key
  • Page 428 – Connect; Select the encryption containing WPA2.
  • Page 429 – Enter the Wi-Fi password configured on the wireless router.; • This printer supports the following.
  • Page 430 – through the new wireless router.; Restart printer network.; Refer to below in regard to starting up Wi-Fi Connection Assistant.; Cannot Communicate with Printer After Enabling MAC/IP Address; Check wireless router setting.
  • Page 431 – Contact the network administrator for more information.; With Encryption On, Cannot Communicate with Printer After
  • Page 432 – Printer Settings/Smartphone/Tablet Troubles for Network; Checking Status Code
  • Page 433 – Cannot Find Printer on Network/Cannot Print; Printing Out Network Settings Information; Check that printer and wireless router are turned on.; Make sure the printer's Wi-Fi setting is enabled and the; Checking Printed Network Settings Information:
  • Page 434 – Check that security software's firewall is off.; wireless router that communicates?; does not appear on the
  • Page 435 – Check wireless channel number of Wi-Fi you are using on computer.
  • Page 436 – wireless router is restricted.; No default gateway is set.
  • Page 437 – Too many clients are connected.; No IP address is assigned by the wireless router.; Set up printer again and reconnect to Wi-Fi.
  • Page 438 – Cannot Communicate with Printer while It Is in Wireless Direct; Check the following items; Print out network settings information.
  • Page 439 – Check that printer is not placed too far away from device.
  • Page 440 – Checking Network Information of Printer; Checking Printer IP Address or MAC Address; • Display on the operation panel.; Checking Computer IP Address or MAC Address; Connected
  • Page 441 – Perform a ping test to check if communication is taking place.; Command Prompt; Terminal; Enter
  • Page 442 – Checking Network Setting Information; • Display on the operation panel of the printer.
  • Page 448 – Restoring Printer's LAN Settings to Defaults
  • Page 449 – Default Network Settings; LAN Connection Defaults; Wireless Direct Defaults
  • Page 451 – • Wireless connection (connecting devices via a wireless router)
  • Page 452 – Android device; to connect with an; Others; to connect with other device.
  • Page 453 – Changing Wireless Direct Setting
  • Page 455 – For details about the functions of your printer, see
  • Page 456 – Cannot Communicate with Printer via Wi-Fi; Check settings of your smartphone/tablet.; Is printer connected to wireless router?
  • Page 457 – printer and wireless router as necessary.
  • Page 458 – Wireless Direct connection.; Check if the
  • Page 459 – Check that 5 devices are already connected.
  • Page 460 – Printing Problems; Printer Does Not Print
  • Page 461 – Make sure printer is turned on.; Make sure that the cassette is correctly inserted.; Make sure printer is properly connected to computer.
  • Page 462 – If printing from a computer, delete unnecessary print jobs.; Is your printer's Printer Driver selected when printing?; Let Windows manage my
  • Page 463 – WSD Printer Driver is enabled, you may not be able to print.
  • Page 464 – When loading paper, consider the following.; Is paper too thick or curled?; When loading envelopes or Hagaki, consider the following.
  • Page 466 – Clean Paper Feed Roller.; Are transport unit and rear cover attached properly?
  • Page 467 – Cannot Print on the Disc Label; Disc Label Printing Does Not Start; Is printable disc placed on multi-purpose tray?; Has time elapsed since you placed the multi-purpose tray?; Multi-Purpose Tray Does Not Feed Properly; Unrecognizable printable disc may be placed.
  • Page 468 – Multi-Purpose Tray Jammed
  • Page 469 – Resolving Print Quality Problems; Copying from printer or printing from memory card; Printing from your computer; Printing from your smartphone/tablet using; Make sure appropriate print quality is selected.
  • Page 472 – Check paper and print quality settings.; Check status of ink tanks. Replace ink tank if ink has run out.; Are the orange tape and plastic wrap still on the ink tank?
  • Page 473 – Are the print head nozzles clogged?
  • Page 474 – When copying, see also the sections below:; Is platen glass dirty?; Make sure original is properly loaded on platen.; Is copy source a printed paper by printer?
  • Page 475 – Lines Are Misaligned/Distorted; • For the case of misaligned or distortion, refer to this web page.; Perform print head alignment.; Increase print quality and try printing again.
  • Page 476 – Photo Paper Plus Glossy II; Correct curl before loading paper.; Other Paper such as envelope or Hagaki:
  • Page 477 – Roll up paper in opposite direction to paper curl as shown below.; Set printer to prevent paper abrasion.; If ink bleeds, make sure that; Improve bleeding and thickened black text/
  • Page 478 – Is paper feed roller dirty?; Is inside of printer dirty?; on the web browser of your device.; Log in
  • Page 480 – Are you using Page Layout Printing or Binding Margin function?
  • Page 481 – Back of Paper Is Smudged; Perform bottom plate cleaning to clean inside of printer.
  • Page 482 – Uneven or Streaked Colors
  • Page 483 – Turn off printer and then turn it on again.; default; Make sure that printer is not set to; Use Printer Offline; Click the name of printer you want to configure.
  • Page 484 – Open queue; Restart; Shut down
  • Page 486 – Scanner Does Not Work
  • Page 488 – Make sure MP Drivers is installed.; Select your scanner or printer on the application's menu.; Make sure that the application supports TWAIN.
  • Page 491 – Enables scanning from the operation panel
  • Page 492 – Scanner Driver Does Not Start; Make sure the application software supports AirPrint.
  • Page 493 – Mechanical Problems; Printer Does Not Turn On
  • Page 494 – Press
  • Page 495 – Printer Turns Off Unexpectedly or Repeatedly; The setting to shut off the power automatically is disabled.
  • Page 496 – USB Connection Problems; This device can perform faster; If the above is the case, check the following.; USB Connection Not Recognized
  • Page 497 – Printer properties; Initialize the printer settings.; USB Connection Does Not Work Properly
  • Page 498 – Wrong Language Appears in Operation Panel; Follow the instructions below to select your language.; HOME; HOME
  • Page 499 – Installation and Download Problems; Disable Function to Send Usage Information of Printer
  • Page 500 – have; Windows Update; have not been applied, apply all; Windows Update; After confirming; Windows Update; want to install in list.
  • Page 502 – • For the case of connecting with a USB cable, refer to this web page.; Printer Connection; Make sure USB cable is securely plugged in to printer and computer.; Follow procedure below to connect printer and computer again.; Unplug USB cable from printer and computer and connect it again.; Follow the steps below to install MP Drivers (Printer Driver) again.
  • Page 505 – Errors and Messages
  • Page 506 – Take the appropriate action described in the message.
  • Page 508 – Message Is Displayed; Message Is Displayed on Printer's Touch Screen; Error Regarding Automatic 2-sided Printing Is Displayed; Error Regarding Power Cord Being Unplugged Is Displayed (Windows)
  • Page 509 – If the; lamp is off, make sure printer is plugged in and turn on.; Make sure MP Drivers are installed correctly.; status from your computer.; User Account Control; Universal Serial Bus controllers; USB Printing Support Properties; tab and check for a device problem.
  • Page 510 – Could not spool successfully due to insufficient disk space; Printer driver could not be found; Could not print Application name
  • Page 513 – List of Support Codes for Printer Errors
  • Page 515 – What to Do When Paper Is Jammed; What to Do If Paper Is Not Fed/Output Normally.; Is the multi-purpose tray stored correctly?; Are there any foreign objects in the feed slot of the rear tray (B)?; Is the jammed paper visible in the feed slot of the rear tray (B)?; Is the jammed paper visible in the feed slot of the cassette (C)?
  • Page 516 – through; Removing Jammed Paper through Paper Output Slot; Hold jammed paper firmly with both hands and pull it out slowly.
  • Page 517 – Removing; Load paper in rear tray.
  • Page 518 – Load paper in cassette.
  • Page 520 – Removing Jammed Paper inside Printer; Turn off printer and unplug it.; Check if jammed paper is under print head holder.
  • Page 521 – Hold jammed paper firmly with both hands.; Slowly pull out jammed paper so as not to tear it.
  • Page 522 – Make sure all jammed paper is removed.
  • Page 523 – Plug printer back in and turn printer back on.; If the measures above do not solve the problem, see
  • Page 525 – Detach transport unit.
  • Page 526 – Slowly pull out jammed paper.
  • Page 527 – Replace transport unit.
  • Page 529 – Cause; Possible causes include the following.; What to Do; • If a foreign object is in the rear tray, refer to; in What to Do If Paper Is Not Fed/Output
  • Page 531 – on the printer's touch screen to cancel the error.; • To cancel printing, tap
  • Page 532 – Close the scanning unit / cover and wait for a while.
  • Page 533 – Operation panel is closed or could not be opened.; Open the operation panel.; • Do not close the operation panel during printing.
  • Page 534 – Paper output tray is not pulled out fully.; Pull out paper output tray firmly toward you by hand.
  • Page 536 – Print head may be damaged.; Turn off the printer, and turn it back on again.
  • Page 538 – Ink may have run out.; Replacing the ink tank is recommended.
  • Page 540 – The printer has detected that one or more of your ink tanks is empty.; You should take one of the following steps:
  • Page 541 – The printer has detected an issue with one or more of your ink tanks.
  • Page 542 – Ink absorber is almost full.
  • Page 543 – • Align the paper guides of the cassette with both edges of the paper.
  • Page 544 – Cancel print; Reinstall cassette into printer.
  • Page 546 – Other Measures; Load paper specified in print settings; Check print settings, and select
  • Page 547 – Replace the paper and print; Load paper specified in print settings into cassette.
  • Page 548 – Print without changing paper and print settings; • The printed result may not be the intended color or size.; Print with the loaded paper.
  • Page 549 – Disable notifications for 2110 error; Disable
  • Page 555 – Load paper specified in print settings into rear tray / cassette.
  • Page 557 – Disable notifications for 2113 error
  • Page 559 – Reload paper in rear tray and close feed slot cover.
  • Page 562 – Load paper specified in print settings into rear tray.
  • Page 564 – Disable notifications for 2114 error
  • Page 566 – Cannot perform printing with current print settings.; on the printer's touch screen to cancel printing.
  • Page 569 – Printer error has occurred.; Turn off the printer and unplug it.
  • Page 570 – The ink absorber is full.
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Contents Appendix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Symbols Used in This Document. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Trademarks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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