Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock 6000 User Manual

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1Getting Started with Your 
Pr i n t e r  Do c k
Need This Guide in Larger Print?
For a large print version of this User’s Guide:
1Go to the support page at www.kodak.com/go/printerdock.
2Under Manuals/Guides, View PDF, click your language to open the User’s 
Guide.
3With the User’s Guide open on a Windows-based computer:

From the File menu, select Print.

In the Print window, select Fit to Page.
With the User’s Guide open on Mac OS X:

From the File menu, select Page Setup.

Change Scale to 200%....

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Chapter 1

Print from a slide show on your television 

Charge your camera battery pack
With a computer, you can:

Transfer pictures from your camera to the computer

Organize, edit, and print pictures
Printer Dock Package Contents
1Printer dock
2Universal insert (installed) 
3Paper tray
4Kodak EasyShare Ni-MH rechargeable 
battery pack * 
5AC power cord
6AC power adapter
7Sample color cartridge (10 pictures)
8Sample photo paper pack(10 Pack) 
9Print head cleaning tool
10Welcome kit; includes user’s...

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Chapter 1
Finding a Location for the Printer Dock

Allow 5 inches (12.7 cm) clearance on all 
sides of the printer dock.

Place the printer dock on a flat, clean, dust- 
free surface, out of direct sunlight.

Make sure airflow around the top and back 
is not blocked. 

Do not place the printer dock on cloth or 
carpeted surfaces.

Avoid areas where ventilation ducts, open 
doors, or frequent passersby might expose 
the printer dock and paper to high levels of 
dust and debris. Airborne dirt particles...

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Chapter 1
Installing the Camera Insert
The printer dock comes with a universal camera insert installed, which is used 
to fit the camera to the printer dock. The universal insert is used with most 
cameras. 
If your camera comes with a custom insert, use that one instead of the 
universal insert. Do not discard the universal insert.
1To remove the universal insert:
a Push the insert towards the front of the 
printer and lift up the back edge.
b Push the insert towards the rear of the 
printer and lift...

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Chapter 1
Connecting the Power
CAUTION:Use only the AC adapter and power cord included with the 
printer dock. Other adapters and cords can damage your 
camera, printer dock, or computer.
IMPORTANT: Remove your camera from the printer dock when you 
are connecting power. 
1Connect the AC power cord to the adapter, 
then to the back of the printer dock. 
2Connect the AC power cord into a power 
outlet.
NOTE: Your power cord may be different from 
the one pictured. Use the plug that 
accommodates your...

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Chapter 1
Loading the Color Cartridge
The color cartridge provides the dyes and a protective laminate coating for 
making your photos.
A sample Kodak color cartridge & photo paper kit (10Pk) are included with 
the printer dock. To purchase a color cartridge, photo paper kit, and other 
accessories, see a retail dealer of Kodak products or visit www.kodak.com/go/
printerdock.
1Open the color cartridge door on the side of 
the printer dock.
2Remove the slack in the color cartridge by 
pushing in on the...

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Chapter 1
Loading the Paper
IMPORTANT: To avoid getting fingerprints on the paper, handle 
the paper by the edges or by the perforated tabs.
1Remove the protective cap from the paper 
tray. Do not discard. 
2Lift the paper tray cover.
CAUTION:Use the upper limit line inside 
the paper tray as a guide to 
avoid overloading the paper. 
Do not load more than 25 
sheets. Do not load paper that 
is missing perforated tabs. Use 
only the Kodak color cartridge 
& photo paper kit PH-40. Do 
not use inkjet...

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Chapter 1
Inserting the Paper Tray
1Open the paper tray door.
2Slide the paper tray in until the tray locks 
into place.
3Replace the protective cap on the front of 
the paper tray to catch the completed prints.
Handling and Storing the Paper

Do not touch the glossy side of the paper.

Store the paper away from direct sunlight.
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Chapter 1
Indicator Lights and Buttons
The lights and buttons on the printer dock indicate the status of the printer 
dock and the camera, as well as printing options based on the configuration of 
your camera. For Troubleshooting information, see Printer Dock Status Lights, 
page 47.
Lights/ButtonsFunction:
1 Cartridge light Indicates the color cartridge needs replacing.
2 Battery light Indicates battery charge levels, for rechargeable 
batteries. 
3 Print button Used to print pictures directly from...

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