Canon Pixma Mp540 User Guide

							Advanced Guide > About Bluetooth Communication
 > Basic Procedure for Printing via Bluetooth Communication
Basic Procedure for Printing via Bluetooth Communication
Printing with Computers
Printing with Bluetooth Compliant Devices other than a Computer
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							Advanced Guide > About Bluetooth Communication > Basic Procedure for Printing via Bluetooth Communication > Printing
with Computers
Printing with Computers
When using Bluetooth communication, also refer to the computers instruction manual.
When printing from a Bluetooth compliant device other than a computer, see Printing with Bluetooth
Compliant Devices other than a Computer.
Note
Depending on your application program, operations may differ. For details, refer to the instruction
manual of your software application.
The steps described in this section are for printing in Windows Vista.
Bluetooth communication distance: Approx. 33 ft./10 m in normal environment.
The distance may vary depending on the radio conditions or the communication equipment.
1.Turn on the printer and load paper.
2.Create a document or open a file to print using an appropriate application software.
3.Open the printer properties dialog box.
1.Select Print on the application softwares File menu.
The Print dialog box opens.
2.Select the printer to which you attached the Bluetooth unit such as Canon XXX Printer (Copy X)
from Select Printer.
3.
Click Preferences (or Properties).
The Main sheet of the Printing Preferences dialog box is displayed.
Note
The printer registered on Bluetooth Devices is displayed as Canon XXX Printer (Copy X).
X is a device name or a digit. The number of digits may differ depending on the printer.
4.Specify the required settings.
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							1.
Select the media type of the loaded paper in Media Type.
2.
Set Print Quality and Color/Intensity as needed.
Note
For details on the print settings, refer to Various Printing Methods.
3.Click OK.
The Print dialog box is displayed.
5.Click Print (or OK) to print the document.
Printing begins.
Note
When you use a USB cable for printing, select Canon XXX Printer from Select Printer.
To cancel a print job in progress, press the Stop button on the printer or click Cancel Printing
on the printer status monitor. After printing is canceled, a sheet of paper may be ejected with no
printing results.
To display the printer status monitor, click Canon XXX Printer (Copy X) on the taskbar.
X is a device name or a digit. The number of digits may differ depending on the printer.
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							Advanced Guide > About Bluetooth Communication > Basic Procedure for Printing via Bluetooth Communication > Printing
with Bluetooth Compliant Devices other than a Computer
Printing with Bluetooth Compliant Devices other than a
Computer
The LCD of the printer allows you to perform settings for printing using Bluetooth compliant devices other
than a computer.
When you print with one of these devices, also refer to your products instruction manual.
When printing from a computer, see Printing with Computers.
Note
Mobile phones, PDAs and digital cameras supporting OPP (Object Push Profile) or BIP (Basic
Imaging Profile) can print photos.
Depending on your product, you may not perform printing even if your product supports the profiles
above. For details of profiles, refer to your products instruction manual.
1.Turn on the printer and load paper.
2.Display the Mobile phone print settings or Mobile phone settings screen on the LCD
and set the media type and the paper size.
For information about how to display the Mobile phone print settings or Mobile phone settings
screen, refer to Changing the Machine Settings on the LCD.
3.Start printing from the Bluetooth compliant device.
When you select the device name, select the initial value of the printer Canon XXX-1 (where XXX
is your printers name).
If you are required to input the passkey, input the initial value 0000.
You can change the device name of the printer or passkey on the Bluetooth settings screen on the
LCD.
Setting Bluetooth Printing
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							Advanced Guide > About Bluetooth Communication
 > Bluetooth Settings
Bluetooth Settings
Setting Bluetooth Printing
Bluetooth Settings Screen
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							Advanced Guide > About Bluetooth Communication > Bluetooth Settings > Setting Bluetooth Printing
Setting Bluetooth Printing
1.Make sure that the printer is turned on, and attach the Bluetooth unit.
Note
When the Bluetooth unit is properly attached to the printer, the Power lamp on the printer
flashes twice.
2.Display the Bluetooth settings screen on the LCD.
For information about how to display the Bluetooth settings screen, refer to Changing the Machine
Settings on the LCD.
3.Select the contents which you want to set on the LCD.
Bluetooth Settings Screen
Note
For information about how to set a media type and a paper size when printing from a mobile
phone, refer to Changing the Machine Settings on the LCD.
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							Advanced Guide > About Bluetooth Communication > Bluetooth Settings > Bluetooth Settings Screen
Bluetooth Settings Screen
The screens may differ depending on the printer you are using.
1.Device name
Displays the device name of the printer to which the Bluetooth unit is attached.
Device name Screen
2.Access refusal
Selecting ON or Enable will disable searching of this printer by a Bluetooth compatible device.
Access refusal Screen
3.Security
Select Enable and then specify the security mode to activate the passkey set on the Passkey screen.
Security Screen
4.Passkey
You can change the passkey. The passkey refers to an identification number to be determined. It is
used to prevent unwanted access from other Bluetooth devices. The initial value is set to 0000.
Passkey Screen
Device name Screen
Allows you to set the device name of the printer on a Bluetooth device.
Ex:
When you select MP630 series-2, the printer name displayed on the Bluetooth device is Canon
MP630 series-2.
The initial value is set to MP630 series-1.
Access refusal Screen
When you search from a Bluetooth device, you can enable or disable the display of the printer
name.
ON or Enable
Disables searching from a Bluetooth device.
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							OFF or Disable (Default setting)
Enables searching and printing from a Bluetooth device.
Security Screen
Enable
Selecting Enable allows you to choose either of the security modes below.
Mode 3(recommended)
This mode is activated on link level enforced security.
The passkey will be required when a Bluetooth device communicates with the printer.
Normally select this mode.
Mode 2
This mode is activated on service level enforced security.
The passkey will be required when printing through the Bluetooth communication.
After setting the security mode, we recommend making a trial print through Bluetooth
communication. If printing does not start, change the security mode and try again.
Disable (Default setting)
When you register the printer, you are not required to input a passkey.
Setting a passkey will prevent unwanted access from other Bluetooth devices. You can
change the passkey on the Passkey screen.
Passkey Screen
When you select Enable on the Security screen, you are required to set a passkey to register the
printer on other Bluetooth devices.
After you change the passkey, you may be asked to input the passkey on the Bluetooth devices you
were able to print from before the passkey was changed. In this case, input the new passkey.
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							Advanced Guide > About Bluetooth Communication
 > Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Printer Cannot be Registered
Printing Does Not Start
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