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Printing stopped midway.
The printer is not correctly 
connected to the camera.zConnect the cable correctly (p. 31).
The printer’s power button lights red without the camera’s LCD monitor displaying
any error message.
There is a malfunction in the 
printer.zRemove the paper from the paper-handling slot and take 
up any slack in the ink sheet. Turn the printer’s power off 
and turn it on again.
Print quality is not good.
You are not using the correct 
paper type.zUse the designated paper type.
Paper...

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Frequent paper jams.
The paper cassette is 
overloaded.zDo not load more than 18 sheets of paper into the 
cassette. Do not insert more than 12 sheets of wide size 
paper (100 x 200 mm (4 x 8 in.)) in the paper cassette.
The print output receptacle is 
too full.zDo not allow more than 9 sheets to accumulate in the 
receptacle.
Paper is creased or curled.zDo not use paper that is creased or curled.
Faint stripes appear in the print.
Dust has accumulated inside 
the printer.zRemove the dust inside the...

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Error Messages
The power button of the printer lights or blinks red if any error occurs during printing. If a 
problem occurs while the printer is connected to the camera, the camera’s LCD monitor 
may display an error message. 
On the CP710:
A screen indicating the error type is displayed also on the printer’s LCD monitor. See the 
corresponding solution. 
On the CP510:
Check the camera’s LCD monitor, and see the corresponding solution.
CP710’s 
LCD MonitorCamera’s LCD Monitor
No paper
zCheck that...

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CP710’s 
LCD MonitorCamera’s LCD Monitor
Recharge the printer battery
zChange it with a fully charged battery pack or recharge the battery pack. 
You can also use the printer’s compact power adapter. 
Communication error
zTurn the printer and camera power off and turn it on again. If the error 
message does not clear, contact a Canon Customer Suppor t help desk for 
assistance.
Cannot print!
zYou tried to print the following images:
-An image taken with a different camera or recorded in a different...

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Printing from Memory Card (CP710 only)
LCD monitorCause/Solution
zThe memory card is not loaded in the card slot. 
zThe memory card is not properly loaded in the card slot. Insert the memory 
card all the way into the card slot (p. 34). 
zThe memory card does not contain any images. Insert a memory card 
recorded with images. 
zYou tried to print the following images. Pressing the PRINT/STOP button 
returns to the original screen.
- An image recorded in a different camera or data type 
- An image...

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Specifications
„Compact Photo Printer SELPHY CP710/CP510
All data is based on standard Canon testing criteria. Details are subject to change without 
notice. 
*1 The printing area may vary depending on the camera used.*2 The above printing speeds are applicable when Canon compact digital camera equipped with the 
DIGIC II is connected to the printer. Printing speeds may vary with other cameras. Based on 
Canons standard testing conditions. Variations may occur depending on printing.
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„Compact Power Adapter CA-CP200
„Battery Pack NB-CP 2L (sold separately)
*Test Conditions: Normal temperature (23°C/73°F), Canon images, continuous print
The above data may vary according to the printing environment and the image to be printed.
At low temperatures, the battery pack performance may diminish and the low battery icon may 
appear very rapidly. In these cases, battery performance can be recovered by putting the 
battery pack in you pocket, for example, to warm it up before use....

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Printing with Non-Canon Digital Cameras
Since the CP710/CP510 printers support the direct print PictBridge* standard, you can 
connect  PictBridge  compliant non-Canon digital cameras to easily print high image 
quality photos. 
*PictBridge:  PictBridge is an industry standard for direct printing that allows you to print images 
without using a computer by directly connec ting a digital camera or digital camcorder 
(hereafter “camera”) to a printer,  regardless of their brands and models.
„Before...

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