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•Use  paper  specified  for  use  by  Canon  with  this  printer.  Do  not  use  
standard  copy  paper  or  postcards.
•Placing  19  or  more  sheets  in  the  paper  cassette  (13  or  more  Wide  Size  
sheets)  will  lead  to  mis-feeds  or  paper  jams.
• Mistakenly  reversing  the  paper  in  the  cassette  will  result  in  a  poor
 print  
and  may  lead  to  malfunctions.  
•Do  not  bend  the  paper  at  the  perforations  or  separate  it  before  printing.  
•Do  not  use  label  sheets  that  have  begun  to  peel  or  label  sheets  with  
portions  peeled  back.  
•Do  not  reprint  a  sheet  that  has  been  through  the  printer.
•Do  not  write  on
  a  sheet  before  printing  with  the  printer.  It  may  lead  to  a  
malfunction.  
1
Open the paper cassette slot cover.
2
Hold the paper cassette as illustrated and insert it all the 
way in. 
Installing the Paper Cassette
Hold it here
Paper visible 
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Return to Cover PagePrinting PrecautionsThis section explains the precau tions that should be observed 
when printing. These precautions are applicable to all of the printing methods, 
including “Printing from Memory Cards,” “Printing from Cameras,” 
“Printing from Computers” and “Wireless Printing.”
•Do  not  pull  out  the  paper  cassette  or  open  the  ink  cassette  cover  while  
printing  is  in  progress.  This  will  lead  to  malfunctions.  
•During  printing,  the  paper  will  pass  in  and  out  four  times.  Do  not  touch  or  
pull  on  the  paper  during  this  process.  It  may  lead  to  injuries  or
 
malfunctions.  
•Placing  19  or  more  sheets  in  the  paper  cassette  (13  or  more  Wide  Size  
sheets)  will  lead  to  mis-feeds  or  paper  jams.  
•Printing  temporarily  ceases  if  the  printer  interior  rises  past  a  certain  
temperature.  Since  printing  will  automatically  resume  when  the  
temperature  lowers,  please  wait  a  moment.  (This  may  
occur  when  the  
ambient  temperature  is  high  or  numerous  prints  have  been  produced  
continuously.)  
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Return to Cover PagePrinting from Memory CardsThese procedures are for printi ng images from memory cards 
taken from cameras or mobile telephones. 
• SELPHY  printers  support  image  data  conforming  to  the  Design  rule  for  
Camera  File  system  (Exif  compliant)  and  DPOF  (Ver.  1.00)  standard.
•Use  memory  cards  that  have  been  initialized  in  a  camera.  The  images  may  
not  be  recognized  on  memory  cards  formatted  in  a  computer.  
1
Press the printer’s power butt on until the start-up image 
appears on the LCD monitor. 
2
Insert the memory card into the card slot with the label 
side up. The memory card will project slightly from the card slot. The access 
indicator will blink green and an image saved onto the memory card 
will appear in the LCD monitor.
Do not insert more than one card at a time into the card slots.
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Grasp the protruding portion of the card 
and pull it out.
Never  pull  the  memory  card  out  or  switch  the  printer  
power  off  while  the  access  indicator  is  blinking.  
Inserting Memory Cards
Removing Memory Cards
SD Slot
•SD Memory  Card
• SDHC  Memory  Card
• miniSD  Memory  Card*
• miniSDHC  Memory  Card*
•MultiMedia  Card
• RS-MMC * Align  the  card  with  the  
guides  on  the  lower  portion  
of  the  slot  and  insert.
MS Slot
• Memory
 Stick  PRO  Duo
• Memory  Stick  Duo
• Memory  Stick  PRO  
• Memory  Stick  
CF Slot
• CompactFlash  Card
• Microdrive
• xD-Picture  Card  (insert  with  specialized  
adapter**)
** Purchase  the  CF  card  adapter
 for  xD-Picture  
Card  separately.
  
						

							
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Return to Cover PageThe following types of information appear on the LCD monitor.CP730
CP720
Although  there  are  some  differences  in  the  information  displayed  by  the  
CP730  and  CP720  models  as  shown  above,  the  fundamental  elements  are  
the  same.  Therefore,  the  examples  that  follow  use  only  the  CP730  monitor  
to  explain  the  procedures.  
When selecting images, you can hide the image data and show the 
image so that it fills the monitor. Use this feature when you wish to 
check detailed portions of images.   1
Press the DISP. button. 
Pressing the  DISP. button again restores the standard view.
LCD MonitorImage 
Number
Displayed 
Image
Printing Mode Print Layout Date Imprint My ColorsPrint Image
Number of Prints of Displayed ImageTotal Number of Sheets Required
Installed Ink 
Cassette Type 
(in this example, [P] for Postcard-
Size)
Image 
Number
Displayed 
Image
Print LayoutDate Imprint Print Image
Number of Prints of Displayed Image
Total Number of Sheets RequiredInstalled Ink 
Cassette 
Type
Printing Mode
Button FunctionsFull Screen DisplayPower Button
Date Button
Switches between 
date imprint 
modes.
Layout Button
Switches between 
print layouts.
Mode Button
Switches between 
operating modes.
Print/Stop Button
Starts and stops printing.  Display Button
Displays images at 
full size on the 
monitor.
Trim Button
Enlarges and 
prints a portion of 
the image (CP730 
only)
     
Buttons
Switches between 
images and sets 
the number of 
prints.Effects Button
Switches between My Colors modes (CP730 only).
  
						

							
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Return to Cover PageSelect a mode to set the print operation.
 (Single) Prints one copy of the displayed image.
 (Select) Prints the specified number of copies of the selected 
images. 
 (All) Prints one copy of all images on the card.
 (DPOF) Prints according to the DPOF (Digital Print Order 
Format) settings selected in the camera. See your 
camera user guide for the instructions on DPOF 
settings. 
SELPHY printers  use  the  shooting  data  recorded  when  the  image  is  shot  to  
print  a  finer  quality  print.  To  switch  this  special  processing  feature  off,  press  
and  hold  the  DATE  button  while  pressing  the    button to  start  
printing.  
Printing One Copy of the  Displayed Image (Single 
Mode)1
Confirm that   (Single) mode  is selected in the LCD 
monitor.If another mode is selected, press the  MODE button to switch to the 
correct mode.
2
Press 
 or
 
 to select an image to print. 
Keeping the button pressed advances the images more quickly.
3
Configure the print layout, da te imprint, trimming and 
My Colors settings as desired.The trimming and My Colors settings are only available on the CP730 
model. 
4
Press .The printer will begin to print.
Selecting Modes and Print Operations
PRINT/STO
P
PRINT/STO
P
  
						

							
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Return to Cover PagePrinting the Specified Number of Copies of the 
Selected Images1
Switch the mode to   (Select) using the MODE button.
2
Press 
 or
 
 to select images to print. 
Keeping the button pressed advances the images more quickly.
3
Press 
 or   
to select the number of copies to print. 
Keeping the button pressed advances the values more quickly.
4
Repeat Steps 2 and 3 to sele ct and set the number of 
copies for the desired images.
5
Configure the print layout, da te imprint and My Colors 
(color effects) settings as desired.These settings apply to all of the images selected in Steps 3 and 4. 
The My Colors setting is only available on the CP730 model. 
6
Confirm the settings disp layed on the LCD monitor.Confirm that the required number of sheets is in the paper cassette.
7
Press .The printer will begin to print. When the printing is complete, all of 
the copy settings will reset to zero.
Number of copies of the 
displayed image
Total Number of Prints 
to Be Printed
PRINT/STO
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Return to Cover PagePrinting One Copy of All Images on the Card1
Switch the mode to   (All) using the  MODE button.
2
Configure the print layout, da te imprint and My Colors 
settings as desired.These settings apply to all of the images. The My Colors setting is 
only available on the CP730 model. 
3
Confirm the settings displayed on the LCD monitor.Confirm that the required number of  sheets is in the paper cassette.
4
Press .The printer will begin to print. 
Yo u can  create  an  index  of  all  the  images  on  a  memory  card  by  selecting  the  
  (All)  mode,  setting  the  print  layout  to     (Index)  and  printing.  
Printing According to the DPOF Settings Selected in 
the Camera1
Use the camera to select the images and number of 
copies you desire. Methods for configuring print settings may vary between camera 
models. See your camera user guide. 
2
Switch the mode to   (DPOF) using the  MODE button.You will not be able to select the DPOF mode if DPOF data is not 
contained on the memory card.
3
Press .The printer will begin to print. 
The date  imprint  will  print  according  to  the  DPOF  settings.  Yo u  cannot  
configure  the  date  imprint  with  the  printer’s  DATE  button  in  this  case.  
Neither  can  you  specify  a  print  layout.  
Total Number of Prints 
to Be Printed
PRINT/STOP
Total Number of Sheets 
RequiredThe [Print Type] selected in 
the camera will display. 
PRINT/STO
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Return to Cover PageSelect a print layout.
 (Borderless) Prints without borders.
 (Bordered) Prints with a white border.
 (2 Images) Prints two images on a single 
sheet.
 (4 Images) Prints four images on a single 
sheet.
 (8 Images) Prints eight images on a single 
sheet. 
Example on a card 
sized sheet.  (Index)
Prints eight images on a single 
sheet along with their image 
numbers. (Image numbers do 
not print on the card sized 
sheets.) 
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Select a print layout using the LAYOUT button. 
•The  (2 Images),   (4 Images)  and    (Index)  print  layouts  are  
not  available  in  the    (Single)  mode.  
•When  you  select  the    (Single)  mode  and  the    (8 Images)  print  
layout,  the  same  image  will  print  eight  times  on  the  page.  Yo u  can  use  
this,  for  example,  to  print  the  same  image  on  8-label
 sheets.  
Print Layout Settings
The total number of 
sheets will change 
according to the print 
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Return to Cover PageYou can select whether or not to include the date imprint and its format.
 (No Imprint) Does not include the date 
imprint.
 (Year/Month/Day) Prints the date in the Year/
Month/Day format.
 (Month/Day/Year) Prints the date in the Month/
Day/Year format.
 (Day/Month/Year) Prints the date in the Day/
Month/Year format.
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Select a date imprint format using the  DATE button. 
•The date  used  in  the  date  imprint  is  the  shooting  date  in  the  Exif  data  
0included  with  each  image  data.  If  the  image  data  does  not  contain  Exif  
information,  the  data  creation  date  is  used  as  the  date  imprint.  
•The  date  imprint  cannot  be  used  when  the    (Index)  print  layout  is
 
used.  
•The  date  imprint  cannot  be  printed  on  card  sized  sheets  using  the      (8 
Images)  print  layout.  
Date Imprint Settings
2006/08/1408/14/200614/08/2006
  
						

							
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Return to Cover PageThis feature applies color effects to images. 
 (Off)  No effects applied.
 (B/W) Prints the image in black and white.
 (Sepia) Prints the image in a sepia tone (a 
faded brown tint).
 (Vivid) Prints the image in vivid colors.
 (Neutral) Prints the image in restrained 
colors.
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Select a color effect using the EFFECT button. 
The My  Colors  effect  cannot  be  used  in  the    (DPOF)  mode.  
My Colors Settings (CP730 Only)