Panasonic Digital Color Imaging Systems For Printer Dp C266 Operating Instructions

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Saturation
Images can be printed with the adjusted saturation.
1Select “Saturation”.
zTo display this screen, refer to steps 1 and 2 
of Quality Adjusting (see page 27).
2Adjust the saturation with “Lower” or 
“Higher”, and then select “OK”.
zThe screen will return to step 1. 
Select “OK”, and then proceed to step 4 of 
Quality Adjusting (see page 28).
Higher Lower
LowerEach time it is selected, the 
saturation level decreases by 1 
grade lower, reducing the color 
saturation.
HigherEach time it is selected, the 
saturation level increases by 1 
grade higher, increasing the 
color saturation. 
						

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Tint
Images can be printed with reddish or bluish color accentuated.
1Select “Tint”.
zTo display this screen, refer to steps 1 and 2 
of Quality Adjusting (see page 27).
2Adjust the color tone with “More Red” 
or “More Blue”, and then select “OK”.
zThe screen will return to step 1. 
Select “OK”, and then proceed to step 4 of 
Quality Adjusting (see page 28).
Reddish color 
accentuated
Bluish color 
accentuated
More RedEach time it is selected, the 
level of reddish color increases 
by 1 grade. (The bluish color 
level decreases by 1 grade.)
More BlueEach time it is selected, the 
level of bluish color increases 
by 1 grade. (The reddish color 
level decreases by 1 grade.) 
						

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Color Balance
Images can be printed with the adjusted density level (Darker, Medium, and Lighter) of Cyan, Magenta, 
Yellow, and Black.
zThe density of each color can be fine tuned for each of the three density levels.
zThis function is useful for the fine adjustment of color photos. Unlike image editing software, this function 
cannot greatly change the color tone since the adjustable range at each density level is very narrow.
1Select “Color Balance”.
zTo display this screen, refer to steps 1 and 2 
of Quality Adjusting (see page 27).
2Select “Cyan”, and then adjust Darker 
Areas, Medium Areas, and Lighter 
Areas with “-” or “+”.
zThe density range from the darkest level 
(100%) to the lightest level (0%) is equally 
divided into three range areas.
3Select remaining colors, and then 
adjust the Color Balance as shown in 
step 2.
4Select “OK”.
zThe screen will return to step 1. 
Select “OK”, and then proceed to step 4 of 
Quality Adjusting (see page 28).
Darker AreasDarkest area
Medium 
AreasArea between the darkest and 
lightest areas
Lighter 
AreasLightest area 
						

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Sort Mode
Printed copies can be sorted by set.
The following Finishing modes are available instead of “Rotate-Sort” and “Rotate-Group” when the 
optional Finisher is installed.
zOnly 8.5 x 11 (Letter/Letter-R) size is applicable for “Rotate-Sort” and “Rotate-Group”. When “Rotate-Sort” 
or “Rotate-Group” is selected with Letter and Letter-R size paper loaded in the paper tray, sets of copies are 
stacked in alternate direction (rotation of 90 degrees).
zThe default setting of Sort can be changed with the Function Parameter “30 SD Print Settings (11 Sort 
Priority)” (Printer Settings > General User Mode). Refer to Printer Settings in the Operating Instructions (For 
Function Parameters) of provided CD-ROM.
1Select “More Settings”.
zTo display “More Settings”, refer to steps 1 
to 6 of Printing from SD Memory Card 
(see page 11) or steps 1 to 6 of Printing 
from USB Flash Memory (see page 14).
2Select “Sort Setting”.
Ex:When “More Settings” is selected in 
“Thumbnail/Index Print” tab.
1
1
1
1
4
2
3
1
Sort Rotate-Sort Rotate-Group
Shift-GroupShift-Sort 
						

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3Select the desired sort setting, and 
then select “OK”.
‰When the optional Finisher is not installed
‰When the optional Finisher is installed
4Select “Close”.
zFor the following procedure, refer to steps 7 
to 9 of Printing from SD Memory Card 
(see page 13) or steps 7 to 9 of Printing 
from USB Flash Memory (see page 15). 
						

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Selecting the Frame Size for Individual Print
When you print images individually, set the frame size in which the image will be printed without 
changing the horizontal to vertical ratio.
zThis function is only available when an image is selected in the Thumbnail/Individual tab.
zThe Frame Size is different from the printed image size.
1Select “More Settings”.
zTo display this screen, select the Thumbnail/
Individual tab in step 4 of Printing from SD 
Memory Card (see page 12).
2Select “Frame Settings”.
3Select the orientation of the printed 
paper.
zThe default setting of Orientation can be 
changed with the Function Parameter “30 
SD Print Settings (12 Individual 
Orientation)”. Refer to Printer Settings in 
the Operating Instructions (For Function 
Parameters) of provided CD-ROM.
X
Y
Y
X
Y
X
Frame Size

 Image Size
Frame
Frame 
						

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4Enter the frame size.
zThe paper size should be larger than the 
frame size.
5Select the desired preset image size.
zThe default setting of Fixed Size can be 
changed with the Function Parameter “30 
SD Print Settings (13 Fixed Size)”. Refer 
to Printer Settings in the Operating 
Instructions (For Function Parameters) of 
provided CD-ROM.
6Select the desired Paper Tray, and 
then select “OK”. 
7Select “Close”.
zFor the following procedure, refer to steps 7 
to 9 of Printing from SD Memory Card 
(see page 13).
Select to set the horizontal 
and vertical frame size in the 
same ratio. 
Select to set the horizontal 
frame size.
Select to set the vertical frame 
size.
4 x 6 Horizontal 6 
Vertical 4
5 x 7  Horizontal 7 
Vertical 5
8 x 10  Horizontal 10
 Vertical 8
Fits to the paper size. 
						

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Selecting the Layout for Index Print
When you print thumbnail indexes, set the print layout.
zThis function is only available when an image is selected in the Thumbnail/Index Print tab.
zThe default setting of index layout can be changed with the Function Parameter “30 SD Print Settings (14 
Index Style)” (Printer Settings > General User Mode). Refer to Printer Settings in the Operating Instructions 
(For Function Parameters) of provided CD-ROM.
1Select “More Settings”.
zTo display this screen, select the Thumbnail/
Index Print tab in step 4 of Printing from 
SD Memory Card (see page 12).
2Select “Index Settings”.
3Select the desired print layout.
4Select whether to print numbers, and 
then select “OK”.
5Select “Close”.
zFor the following procedure, refer to steps 7 
to 9 of Printing from SD Memory Card 
(see page 13). 
						

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Mirror Image
When you print images individually or thumbnail indexes, you can print laterally reversed image of an 
original.
zThis function is not available when an image is selected in the File List tab. 
1Select “More Settings”.
zTo display “More Settings”, refer to steps 1 
to 6 of Printing from SD Memory Card 
(see page 11).
2Select “Mirror”, and then select 
“Close”.
Ex:When “More Settings” is selected in 
“Thumbnail/Index Print” tab.
zFor the following procedure, refer to steps 7 
to 9 of Printing from SD Memory Card 
(see page 13). 
						

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2-Sided Mode
You can print images onto both sides of a sheet.
zWhen an image is selected in the File List tab, select the “2-Sided” button on the SD Print screen instead of the 
procedures described below.
zThe standard setting of 2-Sided mode can be changed with the Function Parameter “05 2-Sided Print” (Printer 
Settings > General User Mode). Refer to Printer Settings in the Operating Instructions (For Function 
Parameters) of provided CD-ROM.
zSpecial papers such as cardboard cannot be used for the 2-Sided print.
1Select “More Settings”.
zTo display “More Settings”, refer to steps 1 
to 6 of Printing from SD Memory Card 
(see page 11).
2Select “2-Sided”.
Ex:When “More Settings” is selected in 
“Thumbnail/Index Print” tab.
3Select the binding position, and then 
select “OK”.
4Select “Close”.
zFor the following procedure, refer to steps 7 
to 9 of Printing from SD Memory Card 
(see page 13).