Mitsubishi CP D2E User Manual

							Printing pictures from a PC
Printing
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Print screen: The following items can be set.
ItemContents
Printer Select [CP-D2E].
Presets Select [Standard], then select [Printer Features]. From the [Feature Sets], 
select [Setting 1] or [Setting 2].
Setting 1 Saturation Set the [Saturation] from 0 to +10 (strongest).
Brightness Set the [Brightness] from -5 (darkest) to +5 (brightest).
Contrast Set the [Contrast] from -5 (lightest) to +5 (strongest).
Sharpness Select the [Sharpness] among [OFF], [Soft], [Normal], or [Hard].
Setting 2 Tone Adjust the [Tone] from -5 (lightest) to +5 (strongest) from [Tone Red], 
[Tone Green], and [Tone Blue].
Sample: Print screen 1Sample: Print screen 2
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							Loading the paper and replacing the ribbon cartridge
Additional information
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Additional information
Loading the paper and replacing the ribbon 
cartridge
If paper runs out during printing
The PAPER indicator blinks slowly. Load paper into the paper-cassette. The remaining data is automatically 
printed.
Under normal circumstances the ribbon will end at the same time as the paper runs out. Replace the ribbon 
cartridge with a new one.
If the ribbon runs out during printing
The RIBBON indicator blinks slowly. Wait until paper is ejected, and then replace the ribbon cartridge with a 
new one. When you close the ribbon cartridge door, the remaining data will be automatically printed.
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							Error signals
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Error signals
* This light goes off when the connection is complete.
IndicatorIndicator  
statusPrinter statusSolutionPage(s)
Power On Power ON
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Off Power OFF
Access On* Connected to a 
digital camera, or 
the printer is 
cooling offWait for a while. Do not disconnect 
the digital camera or PC.
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Blinking 
slowlyCommunicating
Blinking 
very slowlyPrinting
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PAPER Blinking 
slowlyOut of paper Load paper into the paper-cassette. 22, 32
RIBBON Blinking 
slowlyEnd of ink 
ribbonReplace the ribbon cartridge with a 
new one.19, 32
No ribbon 
cartridge is setSet a ribbon cartridge into the printer. 19
Access and PAPER Blinking 
togetherPaper jam Remove jammed paper. 36
Access and 
RIBBONBlinking 
togetherCommunication 
errorCheck whether the digital camera 
supports PictBridge.–
Turn the printer off and on, then try 
printing again. If the error persists, 
contact your dealer.–
Access, RIBBON, 
and PAPERBlinking 
togetherInternal problem Contact your dealer.
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							Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
Before asking for repairs, check the printer using the following checklist. If the problem still occurs, contact  
your dealer.
ProblemCause / statusSolutionPage(s)
The power does not 
turn on.The AC adapter is not connected. Connect the AC adapter. 18
The ribbon 
cartridge cannot be 
removed.The power turns off during printing. Push the ribbon cartridge until it 
clicks. Turn on the printer again, 
and wait until the operation 
sound stops.–
Printing a picture 
from a digital 
camera does not 
start soon.The printer takes a long time to open 
a TIFF file.The loading time varies 
depending on the image size.
Wait until loading is complete.–
–
The size of a JPEG file is large. –
Printing does not 
start.No ribbon cartridge is set in the 
printer.Set a ribbon cartridge. 19
No paper in the paper-cassette. Load paper into the paper-
cassette.22
Paper is jammed in the paper ejection 
area.Remove the jammed paper. 36
The printer driver is not correctly 
installed on the PC.Install or re-install the printer 
driver on the PC correctly.27
Indicators lights or blinks. – 33
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							Troubleshooting
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Trimming 
specification is 
ignored although it 
is included in the 
print reservation 
information.The printer does not support 
trimming.
––
Noise interferes 
with printed 
images.Pictures that were not taken with a 
digital camera were printed from a 
digital camera.Images that were not taken by a 
digital camera must be printed 
from a PC.27
The printing 
interval has 
become longer.The printer is designed to prevent 
overheating by automatically 
prolonging the printing interval as 
printing proceeds continuously.This is not a malfunction. Be 
patient.
–
ProblemCause / statusSolutionPage(s)
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							Troubleshooting
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When paper is jammed
When paper is jammed, the Access and PAPER indicators blink and printing stops.
Follow these steps to remove jammed paper.
1Turn off the printer.
2Remove the paper-cassette.
3Turn on the printer again. The paper should be ejected automatically.
If the paper is automatically ejected, go to Step 8.
If the paper is not automatically ejected, turn off the printer and go to Step 4.
4Check the inside of the paper-cassette door to see whether paper is visible at the 
rear.
If it is, go to Step 5.
If it is not, contact your dealer.
5Open the ribbon cartridge door. Use a flathead screwdriver to turn the screw in the 
counterclockwise or clockwise direction.
Notes
Do not pull the jammed paper too hard. The paper may tear inside the printer.
Jammed paper that has been removed cannot be used for printing. If it is used, a printer failure might occur.
Screw
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6Pull the paper out.
7Turn on the printer.
8Re-set the paper-cassette.
If the printer operates normally, the paper jam problem has been solved. You can continue printing.
If the ribbon cartridge is removed during printing
1
Turn off the printer.
2Insert the ribbon cartridge all the way, and then be sure to close the ribbon cartridge 
door.
3Turn on the printer.
If the paper-cassette is removed during printing
1
Turn off the printer.
2Insert the paper-cassette all the way.
3Turn on the printer.
Tips
Printing ends when the sheet in process is printed.
An error also occurs if you remove the paper-cassette before printing starts. Retry the procedure from the beginning. For 
details, refer to “Loading paper” (gpage 22).
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							About the paper/ink ribbon set
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About the paper/ink ribbon set
When ordering, please specify the models indicated in the table below.
The used ribbon cartridge is not reusable.
Handle ribbon cartridges carefully to ensure that they remain clean.
Do not disassemble ribbon cartridges.
Fingerprints, dust, scratches, oil, or other debris on the print surface may degrade printing quality.
Do not use sheets of paper that have already been printed on. A failure might occur. Do not use sheets of 
paper that have been ejected.
Do not unpack paper/ink ribbon set until you are ready to use them.
Ribbon cartridges are made of plastic. When disposing, check local regulations.
Storage considerations
Avoid the following places or conditions when storing paper and ribbon cartridge.
- Do not store paper and ribbon cartridge in places subject to extreme temperatures (30°C (86°F) or higher
or 5°C (41°F) or lower), or in places exposed to excessive dust or moisture.
- Do not leave paper and ribbon cartridge in the places that are exposed to direct sunlight or other sources
of strong light. Observe this instruction also when the paper and ribbon cartridge are loaded on the printer.
- Do not store paper and ribbon cartridge together with chemicals.
Storage paper
Type of Paper/Ink ribbon setModelCapacity
Paper/ink ribbon set for 4 × 6 (3.9 × 5.8) printing CK-D2S 50
  Close the paper-cassette cover until it clicks into place.
When printing, open the paper-cassette cover until it clicks into 
place.
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							About the paper/ink ribbon set
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Notes on storing printed paper
Do not store printed paper with their printed surfaces facing each other.
Do not leave the printed surface in contact with an adhesive tape, desk mats, plastic erasers, or similar objects 
for a long time. Discoloration might occur.
Do not apply organic solvent to printed surfaces. Discoloration might occur.
Do not expose printed surfaces to sunlight or other strong light sources for a long time. Discoloration might 
occur.
Use an oil felt-tipped pen when writing on printed surfaces.
Do not store printed paper in a place that is exposed to direct sunlight or will become hot or moistened. Keep 
printed paper away from children.
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC will not compensate for discoloration or fading of printed sheets of paper.
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							Specifications
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Specifications
Printer
AC adapter
Requires a power cord that meets the safety standards of your country.
The specifications and design are subject to change without notice. Printing method Dye sublimation thermal transfer printing
Resolution 306 dpi
Paper size 4 × 6 paper : 3.9 × 5.8 (H × W)
(after perforated)
Color representation Over 16.77 million colors
Printing speed 4 × 6 paper : Approx. 88 seconds per sheet
(excluding data transmission time from digital camera or PC)
Interfaces Connection to a PictBridge-compatible digital camera: USB A-type 
connector
Connection to a PC: USB B-type connector
Compatible OS Windows 2000/XP
Mac OS X v10.4
Ink ribbon cartridge Yellow+Magenta+Cyan layers and coating (protective layer)
Compatible image file formats Exif 1.0 to 2.2 (JPEG/TIFF)
DPOF 1.1
Power source DC 25V (dedicated AC adapter)
Power consumption 47.5 W (printing), 2.5 W (standby)
Operating temperature 10 - 35°C (50 - 95°F)
Operating humidity 30 to 80%
Dimensions 167 × 145 × 73 mm (6.6 × 5.7 × 2.9) (W × D × H)
(protruding parts excluded)
Base machine mass 1.1 kg (38.8 oz.)
Type Switching regulator
Input voltage AC 100-240V, 50/60 Hz
Output voltage DC 25V
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