Printing From Your Mobile Phone - Canon SELPHY CP800 User Manual
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Printing From Your Mobile Phone
Use the Bluetooth unit BU-30 (sold separately) for wireless printing of images taken with a Bluetooth
equipped mobile phone. For details on how to use the mobile phone or on printing methods via Bluetooth
refer to the user guide included with the mobile phone.
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Up to approx. 10 m (33 ft.)
During transfer, the blue light on the Bluetooth unit will blink. If transfer is interrupted, the unit will stop
blinking. Follow the instructions displayed on your mobile phone and try again.
The following conditions may cause transfer to slow down or fail, even within a 10 m (33 ft.) range:
- When there is an obstacle between the Bluetooth unit and the mobile phone
- When there is electromagnetic interference from magnetic fields, static electricity, or radio waves in the
area
The maximum file size that can be transferred is 2 – 3 MB (varies depending on mobile phone).
Data transfer time increases when data size is large. Therefore, the amount of time before printing may
also increase.
Depending on the mobile phone model you use, images saved on the memory card may not be printed.
Depending on the color ink cassette/paper set
Select Canon CP800 (XX:XX:XX) (X stands for one digit) when selecting a target device name on your
mobile phone.
You cannot establish a wireless connection between a computer and SELPHY.
Movies, e-mail, address book information, or images attached to an e-mail or downloaded from the
Internet cannot be printed.
SELPHY automatically sets the print orientation.
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Make sure that a memory card is not inserted
in SELPHY, and it is not connected to a
computer.
Insert the Bluetooth unit.
Remove the cover attached to BU-30 and insert it as
shown.
Turn on SELPHY
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Transfer images from your mobile phone to
SELPHY.
The Bluetooth unit blinks blue during data transfer.
Printing starts after data transfer is complete.
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you use, images may print with the edges cut off.
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