Canon MP490 series Owner's manual

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Basic Guide
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Advanced Guide
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Troubleshooting
Page 1 of 726 pagesCanon MP490 series On-screen Manual
How to Use This Manual
Printing This Manual
MP-3351-V1.00
Advanced Guide
Contents
Overview of the Machine
Main Components
How to Navigate Menus on the LCD
Printing from a Memory Card
Printing Photos Saved on the Memory Card
Using Various Functions
Inserting the Memory Card
Copying
Making Copies
Using Various Copy Functions
Printing the Template Forms such as
Notebook Paper
Printing a Notebook Paper
Scanning
Saving Scanned Data on the Computer
Printing from Your Computer
Printing Photos (Easy-PhotoPrint EX)
Printing Documents (Windows)
Printing Documents (Macintosh)
Other Usages
Machine Settings
Useful Software Applications
Loading Paper / Originals
Loading Paper
Loading Originals
Routine Maintenance
When Printing Becomes Faint or Colors Are
Incorrect
Replacing a FINE Cartridge
Cleaning the Paper Feed Roller
Appendix
Legal Limitations on Use of Your Product and
Use of Images
Tips on How to Use Your Machine
Page 2 of 726 pagesMP490 series Basic Guide
Advanced Guide
Troubleshooting
Contents
> Overview of the Machine
Overview of the Machine
This section shows the component names of the machine and describes the basic operations you need
to know before using it.
Main Components
Front View
Rear View
Inside View
Operation Panel
How to Navigate Menus on the LCD
Selecting Menus on the Top Menu Screen
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Page 3 of 726 pagesOverview of the Machine
Advanced Guide
Troubleshooting
Contents
>
Overview of the Machine
> Main Components
Main Components
Front View
Rear View
Inside View
Operation Panel
Front View
(1)
Document Cover
Open to load an original on the Platen Glass.
(2)
Paper Support
Raise and tip back to load paper in the Rear Tray.
(3)
Paper Guides
Slide to align with both sides of the paper stack.
(4)
Rear Tray
Load various sizes or types of paper which you can use on the machine. Two or more sheets of the same
size and type of paper can be loaded at the same time, and fed automatically one sheet at a time.
See
Loading Plain Paper / Photo Paper
.
(5)
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
Displays messages, menu selections, and the operation status. You can also preview photos on the LCD
before printing.
Note
The LCD will turn off if the machine is not operated for about 5 minutes. To restore the
display, press any button except the
ON
button or perform the print operation.
(6)
Operation Panel
Use to change the settings of the machine or to operate it.
Page 4 of 726 pagesMain Components
See
Operation Panel
.
(7)
Paper Output Tray
Opens automatically when printing or copying starts and printed paper is ejected.
(8)
Output Tray Extension
Open to support the printouts. Open it when printing or copying.
(9)
Platen Glass
Load an original to copy or scan.
(10)
Card Slot Cover
Open to insert a memory card.
See Inserting the Memory Card.
Rear View
(11)
USB Port
Plug in the USB cable to connect the machine with a computer.
Important
Do not touch the metal casing.
Do not plug in or unplug the USB cable while the machine is printing or scanning originals
with the computer.
(12)
Power Cord Connector
Plug in the supplied power cord.
Inside View
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(13)
Ink Cartridge Locking Covers
Lock the FINE Cartridges into place.
(14)
Scanning Unit (Cover)
Scans originals. Open it to replace the FINE Cartridges or remove jammed paper inside the machine. When
opening the Scanning Unit (Cover), lift it with the Document Cover closed.
(15)
Access lamp
Lights or flashes to indicate the memory card status.
See Inserting the Memory Card.
(16)
Card Slot
Insert a memory card.
See Inserting the Memory Card.
(17)
Scanning Unit Support
Holds the Scanning Unit (Cover) while it is open.
(18)
FINE Cartridge Holder
Install the FINE Cartridges.
The Color FINE Cartridge should be installed into the left slot ( ) and the Black FINE Cartridge should be
installed into the right slot (
).
(19)
FINE Cartridges (Ink Cartridges)
A replaceable cartridge that is integrated with Print Head and ink tank.
Note
For details on installing the FINE Cartridges, refer to the printed manual:
Getting Started
.
Important
The area (A) indicated in the figure below may be splattered with ink. It does not affect the
performance of the machine.
Do not touch the area (A). The machine may not print properly if you touch it.
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Operation Panel
(1)
ON button
Turns the power on or off. Before turning on the power, make sure that the Document Cover is closed.
Important
Disconnecting the power plug
When disconnecting the power plug after turning off the power, be sure to confirm that
the
Power
lamp is not lit. If the power plug is disconnected from the wall outlet while the
Power
lamp is lit or flashing, the machine may become unable to print properly since the
Print Head is not protected.
(2)
Menu button
Displays the Top menu screen.
See Selecting Menus on the Top Menu Screen.
(3)
(Left)
(Right) (Up)
(Down) button
Specifies the number of copies or prints, or selects a menu or setting item.
(4)
OK button
Selects a menu or setting item.
See Selecting Menus on the Top Menu Screen.
Resolves an error when printing is in progress or resumes the machine's normal operation after removing
jammed paper.
(5)
Stop button
Cancels operation when a print, copy, or scan job is in progress.
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(6)
Color button
Starts color printing, copying, or scanning.
(7)
Alarm lamp
Lights or flashes orange when an error, such as paper-out or ink-out, occurs.
(8)
Power lamp
Lights green after flashing when the power is turned on.
(9)
Black button
Starts black & white copying or scanning, etc.
(10)
Back button
Returns to the previous screen.
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Page 8 of 726 pagesMain Components
Advanced Guide
Troubleshooting
Contents
>
Overview of the Machine
> How to Navigate Menus on the LCD
How to Navigate Menus on the LCD
You can use the machine to make copies or print out without a computer.
The copy mode screen will appear on the LCD when the machine is turned on. When you insert a
memory card into the Card Slot, the LCD changes automatically to the card mode screen, and allows you
to print photos.
Copy mode screen.
See Copying.
Card mode screen.
See Printing from a Memory Card.
(A) Insert a memory card
(B) Remove the memory card
Selecting Menus on the Top Menu Screen
The Top menu screen will appear when the
Menu
button is pressed. To start printing, scanning, or
maintaining the machine, etc., select menus on the Top menu screen.
1.
Press the
Menu
button.
The Top menu screen will appear.
2.
Use the (Up) or
(Down) button to select the menu, and press the
OK
button.
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The selected menu screen will appear.
Note
To return to the previous screen, press the
Back
button.
The following menus are available on the Top menu screen.
Copy:
Displays the copy mode screen. You can make enlarged or reduced copies
with the scale the machine has specified to fit the page automatically or you
have selected, or copy books without black margins around the image or
shade of bound part.
See Copying.
Scan: You can save scanned data on your computer or on a memory card inserted
into the machine with the Operation Panel.
See
Scanning
.
Photo print:
Displays the card mode screen. You can print photos saved on a memory
card of your digital camera.
See Printing from a Memory Card.
Photo Index
Sheet:
You can easily print photos on a memory card using the Photo Index Sheet.
See Using Photo Index Sheet to print.
Template print:
You can print the template forms such as notebook paper, etc.
See Printing the Template Forms such as Notebook Paper.
Remaining ink:
You can confirm the ink status.
See Checking the Ink Status.
Maintenance:
You can perform maintenance of the machine.
See
When Printing Becomes Faint or Colors Are Incorrect
, or
Cleaning the
Paper Feed Roller
.
Device
settings:
You can change settings of the machine.
See Machine Settings.
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Page 10 of 726 pagesHow to Navigate Menus on the LCD
Advanced Guide
Troubleshooting
Contents
> Printing from a Memory Card
Printing from a Memory Card
You can preview each photo from a memory card on the LCD, to select and print the desired photo.
You can also print thumbnails of photos saved on the memory card on A4 or Letter-sized paper and
select them to print, or the desired photos in the selected layout.
Printing Photos Saved on the Memory Card
Changing the Settings
Using Various Functions
Printing Photos in Various Layouts
Correcting Images
Printing the Photos with Shot Date
Inserting the Memory Card
Before Inserting the Memory Card
Inserting the Memory Card
Removing the Memory Card
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Advanced Guide
Troubleshooting
Contents
> Printing from a Memory Card > Printing Photos Saved on the Memory Card
Printing Photos Saved on the Memory Card
Preview each photo from the memory card on the LCD, to select and print the desired photo.
This section describes the procedure to print borderless photos on 4" x 6" / 10 x 15 cm photo paper.
For the operation, see the notes and operation procedure described in the reference page.
You need to prepare:
A memory card with saved photos. See Before Inserting the Memory Card
.
Paper for photo printing. See Media Types You Can Use
.
1. Prepare for printing.
(1)
Turn on the power.
The copy mode screen will appear on the LCD.
If the memory card is inserted in the machine, the card mode screen will appear.
See
Operation Panel
.
(2)
Load paper.
See
Loading Paper
.
Here we load 4" x 6" / 10 x 15 cm photo paper in the Rear Tray.
(3)
Open the Paper Output Tray gently, and open the Output Tray Extension.
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2.
Insert a memory card WITH THE LABELED SIDE FACING TO THE LEFT into the
Card Slot.
For the types of memory card compatible with the machine and locations to insert them, see
Inserting the
Memory Card.
The card mode screen will appear.
Note
You can also display the card mode screen by selecting Photo print on the top menu screen
displayed by pressing the
Menu
button.
When Read/Write attribute is set to Writable from PC, you cannot print image data from the
memory card using the Operation Panel on the machine. Select Device settings on the top
menu screen, and set Read/write attribute to Not writable from PC.
For details, refer to the on-screen manual:
Advanced Guide
.
3. Select photos to print.
(1)
Use the
(Left) or
(Right) button to display the photo to print.
Note
may appear on the LCD while reading photos. If you use the (Left) or
(Right)
button to display the photo while appears on the LCD, the desired photo may not be
selected.
(2)
Use the (Up) or
(Down) button to specify the number of copies.
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(3)
Repeat the procedures of (1) and (2) to specify the number of copies for each
photo.
Up to 2000 photos can be specified in total.
(4)
Press the
OK
button.
The print confirmation screen will appear.
4. Start printing.
(1)
Press the
(Right) button.
The print settings screen will appear.
(2)
Confirm the page size, media type, print quality, and layout, etc.
Here we confirm that 4"x6" (10x15cm) is selected for the page size, the type of loaded photo paper for the
media type, and Borderless is selected for the layout.
To change the settings, use the (Up) or
(Down) button to select the item to change, and press the
(Left) or
(Right) button. To switch to the other tab, use the
(Up) or
(Down) button to select the
settings tab, and press the
(Left) or (Right) button.
See Changing the Settings.
Note
If Auto photo fix ON is selected, with Prioritize Exif info selected in AutoPhotoFix setting
under Device settings on the top menu screen, the settings specified when shooting can
be adjusted in prior. We recommend you to normally select Do not prioritize Exif info. For
details, refer to the on-screen manual:
Advanced Guide
.
(3)
Press the
OK
button.
The screen will return to the print confirmation screen.
(4)
Confirm the number of sheets to be used for printing the selected photos.
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(5)
Press the
Color
button or the
OK
button.
The machine starts printing photos.
Note
Press the
Stop
button to cancel printing.
Printing does not start if you press the
Black button.
To remove the memory card, see
Removing the Memory Card
.
Changing the Settings
You can use the
(Up),
(Down),
(Left), or
(Right) button to change the print setting such as the
paper size, media type, or print quality to print.
Settings Tab 1:
(1)
Page size
Select the page size of the paper to print: 4"x6" (10x15cm), A4, etc.
(2)
Media type
Select the media type of the paper to print: Plus Glossy II, Plain paper, etc.
Note
If you do not select media type correctly, the machine may not print with the proper print
quality.
(3)
Print quality
Adjust the print quality: Print quality (quality-priority), Print quality (standard).
(4)
Layout
Select layout of photo print, such as Borderless, Borderless half side, or Bordered x2, etc. For a sample
image using this function, see Using Various Functions
.
Note
When Plain paper is selected for the media type, you cannot select Borderless or
Borderless half side.
If the ratio of the height to the width differs from the image data when Borderless or
Borderless half side is selected, a portion of the image may not be printed depending on
the size of the media used.
To enable the print date or auto photo fix function automatically or manually, select the
Settings Tab 2. For details, refer to the on-screen manual:
Advanced Guide
.
Note
The settings of the page size, media type, print quality, layout, image correction are retained,
and these settings will appear next time when a photo is selected in the card mode even if the
power is turned off and on.
Combination of some items cannot be specified depending on the function.
Using Photo Index Sheet to print
Thumbnails of photos on the memory card are printed on A4 or Letter-sized paper (this printed sheet is
called Photo Index Sheet). You can select photos, number of copies, page size, etc. on this sheet, and
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print them.
Select Photo Index Sheet on the Top menu screen and Photo Index Sheet print. For details on the
operation, refer to the on-screen manual:
Advanced Guide
.
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Page 16 of 726 pagesPrinting Photos Saved on the Memory Card
Advanced Guide
Troubleshooting
Contents
> Printing from a Memory Card
> Using Various Functions
Using Various Functions
This section shows useful functions of the card mode.
For details, refer to the on-screen manual:
Advanced Guide
.
Printing Photos in Various Layouts
You can select various layouts, such as Borderless, Borderless half side, or Bordered x2, etc., when
you select layout in the print settings screen.
Correcting Images
In Settings Tab 2 of the print settings screen, you can correct images automatically or manually,
such as adjusting brightness, contrast, and color hue, or add effects to images.
Auto photo fix ON (Default)
Printing the Photos with Shot Date
In Settings Tab 2 of the print settings screen, you can print photos with the shot date.
Print date ON
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Advanced Guide
Troubleshooting
Contents
> Printing from a Memory Card > Inserting the Memory Card
Inserting the Memory Card
Before Inserting the Memory Card
The following types of memory cards and image data are compatible with the machine.
Important
If you took and saved photos on a type of memory card that does not guarantee the operation on
your digital camera, the image data may be unreadable on the machine or damaged. For information
on memory cards that your digital camera guarantees operation, refer to the instruction manual
supplied with your digital camera.
Format the memory card with a digital camera compliant with the Design rule for Camera File system
(Exif 2.2/2.21 compliant), TIFF (Exif 2.2/2.21 compliant). The memory card may not be compatible
with the machine if it is formatted on a computer.
Memory Cards that Do Not Require a Card Adapter
SD Secure Digital memory card
SDHC memory card
MultiMediaCard
MultiMediaCard Plus
Compact Flash (CF) Card
Supports Type I/II (3.3 V)
Microdrive
Memory Stick
Memory Stick PRO
Memory Stick Duo
Memory Stick PRO Duo
Memory Cards that Require a Card Adapter
Important
Be sure to attach the special card adapters to the following memory cards before inserting to
the Card Slot.
If one of the following memory cards is inserted without the card adapter, you may not be able
to remove the memory card. In this case, refer to " Troubleshooting" in the on-screen manual:
Advanced Guide
.
miniSD Card
*1
miniSDHC Card
*1
microSD Card
*1
microSDHC Card
*1
xD-Picture Card
*2
xD-Picture Card Type M
*2
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xD-Picture Card Type H
*2
RS-MMC
*3
Memory Stick Micro
*4
*1
Use the special "SD Card Adapter".
*2
Requires purchase of a separate compact flash card adapter for xD-Picture Card.
*3
Use the special card adapter.
*4
Use the special Duo size adapter or full size adapter.
Printable Image Data
This machine accepts images taken with a camera compliant with the Design rule for Camera File
system (Exif 2.2/2.21 compliant), TIFF (Exif 2.2/2.21 compliant). Other image or movie types such as
RAW images cannot be printed.
Inserting the Memory Card
Important
When a memory card is inserted into the Card Slot, the
Access
lamp is lit. When the
Access
lamp
is flashing, the machine is accessing to the memory card. In this case, do not touch the area around
the Card Slot.
Note
When Read/write attribute is set to Writable from PC, you cannot print image data from the memory
card or save scanned data on the memory card using the Operation Panel of the machine. After
using the Card Slot as the memory card drive of a computer, remove the memory card, select
Device settings on the Top menu screen, then set Read/write attribute to Not writable from PC. For
details, refer to the on-screen manual:
Advanced Guide
.
When you use a computer to edit or enhance photos saved on a memory card, be sure to print them
from the computer. If you use the Operation Panel, the photos may not be printed properly.
1.
Prepare your memory card.
Attach a special card adapter if your memory card requires one.
See
Memory Cards that Require a Card Adapter
.
2. Turn on the power, and open the Card Slot Cover.
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3.
Insert only one memory card into the Card Slot.
The location to insert a memory card varies depending on each type of memory card. Insert your memory card
straightforward WITH THE LABELED SIDE FACING TO THE LEFT into the Card Slot, according to the insert
location in the figure below.
When the memory card is inserted properly, the
Access
lamp (A) will light up.
Be sure to attach the card adapter for memory card with the mark (asterisk), and then insert it into the Card
Slot as shown below.
For Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO Duo,
or Memory Stick Micro (with the Duo size adapter)
:
For SD Secure Digital memory card, SDHC memory card, MultiMediaCard, MultiMediaCard Plus,
miniSD Card
, miniSDHC Card
,
microSD Card
, microSDHC Card
,
Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO,
Memory Stick Micro (with the full size adapter)
,
or RS-MMC
:
For Compact Flash (CF) Card, Microdrive,
xD-Picture Card , xD-Picture Card Type M , or xD-Picture Card Type H
:
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Canon MP490 series Owner's manual

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Scanner Transparancy Adapters
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Owner's manual
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