Sony DPP FP60BT User Manual

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Printing from a PC
2Select the folder you want to
register and then click “Register.”
Note
You cannot register the whole drive.
The confirmation dialog box for
registration is displayed.
3Click “Yes.”
Registration of the image information
in the data base starts.
4Click “Close.”
Notes
• The folder you select as the destination
of the imported images will be
registered automatically.
• You cannot cancel registration of the
folder you register here.
To change the browsing folder
Click “Tools” - “Settings” - “Viewed
folders.”
Tips
• If a sub folder is contained in the source
folder, the images in the sub folder will also
be registered.
• When the software is first started, the
message prompting you to register “My
Pictures” will be displayed.
• Depending on the number of images, it may
take some tens of minutes to register images.
To display the Windows help
Click 
 on the upper right on the dialog
box and then click the desired item on the
screen.
To stop printing
1Double-click on the printer icon
on the taskbar, and open the
“Print” dialog box.
2Click the document name that
you want to cancel printing of
and then click “Cancel” from the
“Document” menu.
The dialog box used for confirming
the deletion is displayed.
3Click “Yes.”
The printing job is canceled.
Note
Do not remove the job being printed. Doing so
may cause paper jam.
To register a browsing folder
The Picture Motion Browser does not
allow you to view images saved on the PC
hard disk directly. You must to register
the browsing folder as follows:
1Click “File”-“Register Viewed
Folder,” or click 
 (Register
Folders to View).
The “Register Folders to View” dialog
box is displayed.
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Printing from a commercially-
available application software
You can use a commercially-available
application software to print an image
from the DPP-FP60.  Select “DPP-FP60” as
“Printer” in the print dialog box, and
select the print paper size in the page
setup dialog box.  For details in print
settings, see steps 6 and 7 on pages 38 and
39.
On “Borderless Print” setting in the
“Printer Features”
When using an application other than the
Picture Motion Browser, an image might
be printed with borders even if you select
“ON” for the “Borderless Print” in the
“Printer Features” of the “Sony DPP-FP60
Advanced Options” dialog box.
When you select the borderless print
option, the printing range information for
borderless print will be supplied to the
application.  Some applications, however,
may arrange and print the image with
borders within the specified range.
If this occurs, do the following to print an
image without borders:
•When you can set print range with an
application, set an image to be printed
fully in the print range. For example,
select “Full page photo print” or a
similar option.
Orientation setting
Depending on the application software
you use, orientation may not change even
if you change portrait or landscape setting. With border/borderless setting of the
printer driver
When the application software you use
has border/borderless setting, we suggest
you select “ON” for the “Borderless Print”
in the “Printer Features” of the “Sony
DPP-FP60 Advanced Options” dialog box
as the printer driver setting.
Print quantity setting
Depending on the application software
you use, the print quantity setting of the
application you use may have priority
over the setting specified in the printer
driver dialog box.
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Troubleshooting
Check
•Is the AC power cord
properly connected?
If trouble occurs
If you run into any problems using the printer, use the following guidan\
ce to solve the
problem. If the problem persists, consult your Sony dealer.
Power
Symptom
The  1 (on/
standby) switch
cannot be
turned on.
Displaying images
Symptom
The LCD screen
displays no
images.
Tr oubleshooting
Check
•Does the LCD screen of
the printer show
“Connecting”?
• Are any error messages
displayed (cause/
remedies) on the LCD
screen?
• Is the memory card or an
external device properly
inserted?
• Does the memory card or
an external device contain
images recorded with a
digital camera or other
device?
• Is the file format
compatible with the DCF?
Cause/Solutions
c Connect the AC power cord to an AC
outlet securely. ( .Read This First)
Cause/Solutions
cWhen a PictBridge camera or a PC is
connected to the printer and the
printer operates on the PictBridge/
PC mode, no images will be
displayed on the window.  Operate
with the PictBridge camera or PC.
To display the images of a memory
card or external device, remove the
PictBridge camera or PC.
c Follow the directions of the messages,
if any, and try to solve the problem.
(. page 58)
c Insert a memory card or an external
device properly. ( .Read This First)
c Insert a memory card or an external
device that contains the recorded
images.
c Check the file formats that can be
printed with the printer. ( .page
68)
c If an image is not compatible with the
DCF, it may not be printed with the
printer even if it is displayed on the
PC monitor.
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Symptom
Some images in
the image list
are not
displayed or not
printed even if
they are
displayed.Cause/Solutions
cIf the image is displayed but cannot be
printed, the file used for printing is
damaged.
c If there are no images stored in the
memory card or an external device, the
“No image file” message appears.
c If an image is not compatible with DCF
(Design rule for Camera File system), it
may not be printed with the printer even
if it is displayed on the PC monitor.
c If the mark shown on the left is
displayed, the image may be a JPEG file
created with your computer, or the
thumbnail data is not contained.
Select the mark and press ENTER to
display its image preview. If an image is
displayed, you can print the image. If the
same mark is displayed again, the image
is of incompatible file format and you
cannot print it with the printer.
c If the mark shown on the left is
displayed, the image is of compatible file
format but its thumbnail data or the data
itself cannot be opened.
Select the mark and press ENTER to
display its image preview. If an image is
displayed, you can print the image. If the
same mark is displayed again, you
cannot print it with the printer.
c The printer can display, save, delete or
handle up to 9 999 image files.  If there
are more than 9 999 images stored in a
memory card or an external device, use
the PC or PictBridge mode to display and
handle the remaining images.
Check
•Are thumbnail images
displayed in the image
list?
• Does the mark
displayed below
appear in the image
list?
•Was the image created
on your PC?
• Does the mark
displayed below
appear in the image
list?
•Are there more than
9999 images saved in
the memory card or an
external device?
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Troubleshooting
Symptom
Some images in
the image list
are not
displayed or not
printed even if
they are
displayed.
The file name is
not displayed
correctly.
In the Edit
menu, there are
blank areas at
the top and
bottom of the
previewed
image.
Check
•Did you name or rename
an image file with your
PC?
• Did you specify the print
quantity in the image list?
• There are 8 or more
hierarchies in the memory
card or an external device.
• Did you change the file
name of the image with
your PC?
• Is the previewed image
extremely stretched
vertically or horizontally?
Cause/Solutions
cWhen you name or rename an image
file on your computer and its file
name includes characters other than
alphanumeric characters, the file name
may not be displayed correctly or the
image may not be displayed on the
printer (read error).
c Once you have selected images in the
“Printing multiple images”
procedures, you cannot print an image
with which the cursor is just placed.
Press ENTER to select it and specify
the print quantity for the image.
(. Read This First)
c The printer cannot display the images
saved in a folder of the 8th or higher
hierarchy.
c When you name or rename an image
file on your computer and its file
name includes characters other than
alphanumeric characters, the file name
may not be displayed correctly .  For a
file created with a PC application, the
first 8 characters of its file name will
be displayed as the file name.
c If an image is extremely stretched
vertically or horizontally, blank areas
may appear in the Edit menu.
c The standard aspect ratio of an image
shot with a digital camera is 3:4.
When an image is edited or printed in
the P size, it is saved as a more
horizontal print image and its top and
bottom edges will be cut and
displayed in black.
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Symptom
Paper does not
feed.
The print paper
emerges
partially during
printing in
process.
Printing
Check
•Is the print paper properly
set in the paper tray?
• Does the ink ribbon or
print paper run out?
• Are you using print paper
that was not designed for
the printer?
• Is the print paper
jammed?
• Is it in the middle of the
printing process?
Cause/Solutions
cIf print paper is not properly loaded,
the printer may develop trouble.
(. Read This First)
Check the following:
• Insert the correct set of print paper
and ink ribbon.
• Load the print paper in the correct
direction in the tray.
• You can insert the maximum 20 sheets of print paper into the tray. If
the sheets exceeds 20, remove the
extra sheets.
• Riffle the print paper thoroughly
and insert them into the tray.
• Do not bend or fold the print paper
before printing, which  may  cause
malfunction with the printer.
c If an error message is displayed on the
screen, check the error message.
c Use print paper designed for the
printer.  If you use incompatible print
paper, the printer may develop
trouble.   ( .Read This First)
c When the printer cannot feed the print
paper, an error message is displayed.
Check paper jam. ( .page 61)
c The print paper may emerge a few
times during printing.  Do not touch
nor pull the emerged paper.  Wait for
the print paper to be fully ejected after
printing ends. As the print paper
emerges from the rear a few times
during printing, make sure to spare
enough space behind the printer
during printing. (10 cm or more)
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Troubleshooting
Symptom
The printed
pictures are
inferior in
quality.
Printed results
Check
•Did you print preview
image data?
• Did you print an image
whose size (width or
height) is smaller than
480 dots?
Is the image displayed as
follows?
•Did you use the Edit
menu to enlarge the
image?
• Do you allow dust to get
on the ink ribbon?
• Did you allow dust or
finger prints to get on the
printed surface?
• Did you use used print
paper or ink ribbon?
Cause/Solutions
cDepending on the type of digital
camera used, preview images may be
displayed along with the primary
images in the thumbnail list.  The
printed quality of the preview images
will not be as good as the primary
images.  Note that if you delete the
preview images, the data for the
primary images may be damaged.
c When the image is displayed as shown
on the left, it is a small image.  The
printing quality is rough due to this
small image size.
c Change the image size setting of the
digital camera you are using.
c An enlarged image, depending on its
image size, will be printed with
deteriorated picture quality.
c Wipe the plastic part of the ink ribbon
and remove dust.
c Do not touch the printing surface (the
shiny-side with no imprint).
Fingerprints on the printing surface
may result in imperfect printing.
c Do not print on used print paper. Or,
do not use the used ink ribbon to print
an image. Printing an image twice on
the same paper will not make the
printed image thicker.
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Symptom
The printed
pictures are
inferior in
quality.Check
•Did you shoot an image in
the RAW file format?
• Did you use an
AdobeRGB-compliant
digital camera, not
compatible with the DCF
2.0, to shoot an image in
the AdobeRGB mode?
Cause/Solutions
cWhen you shoot an image in the RAW
file format, a highly-compressed JPEG
file may be also recorded.  As the
printer does not support the RAW file
format, it may use the JPEG file to
print an image.  A RAW file can be
printed from a PC.  For details, see the
operating instructions of the digital
camera you are using.
What is a RAW file?
A RAW file is an original image file
format to save uncompressed,
unprocessed still image data captured
from a digital camera.
For whether or not a digital camera
can capture an image in the RAW file
format, see the operating instructions
of the digital camera.
c An AdobeRGB image file that
supports the DCF 2.0 will undergo
color corrections, but an AdobeRGB
image file that does not support the
DCF 2.0 will be printed in vague
colors without color corrections.
What is an AdobeRGB?
An AdobeRGB is a color space that the
Adobe Systems Incorporated employs
and uses as the default setting for
image processing software including
the Adobe Photoshop.  The
AdobeRGB, an optional color space
extended with the DCF 2.0,
determines the color ranges widely
used in printing industry.
For whether or not a digital camera
supports the AdobeRGB, see the
operating instructions of the digital
camera.
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Troubleshooting
Symptom
The picture
quality and
colors of the
image
previewed on
the screen
differs from
those printed.
The printed
image differs
when an image
is directly
printed from the
memory card or
an external
device inserted
into the printer’s
slot and when it
is printed via a
PC.
The date cannot
be printed.
The date is
printed
unintentionally.
Check
•Is “Date Print” set to
“On”?
• Does the image support
DCF?
• Is “Date Print” set to
“Off”?
• Was the date saved with
the image when it was
shot with the digital
camera?
Cause/Solutions
cBecause of differences in the phosphor
method or profiles of a LCD screen,
please regard the image being
displayed on the display as just a
reference.  To adjust picture quality,
do either of the following:
– Menu - Print setup - Color Setting
(. page 25)
– Menu-Edit-Adjust ( .page 12)
(The setting takes effect only on the
image being displayed.)
c Because of the differences in the
printer’s internal processing and PC
software processing, the printed
images will be different.
c Set “Date Print” in the Print setup
menu to “On”. ( .page 25)
c The  “Date Print” function of this unit
supports an image that is compatible
with the DCF standards.
c Set “Date Print” in the Print setup
menu to “Off”. ( .page 25)
c Change the camera settings.
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Symptom
The image
cannot be
printed fully in
the print range.
Borders
remains.
Even if
“Borders” is set
to “No”, the
image is printed
with borders on
both sides.
The whole area
of an image
cannot be
printed.
The image is
stretched
horizontally
when printed.
The image is
printed at an
angle.
There are white
lines or dots on
the printed
pictures.
Cause/Solutions
cSet “No” by selecting  Menu - Print
setup - Borders. ( .page 24)
c Depending on the type of digital
camera used, the aspect ratio of the
recorded image differs, so the image
may not be printed covering the entire
printable area.
c
When you edit and save an image with
“Borders”-“Yes”setting, it is saved as a
print image including the blank areas.
Even if you print it with “Borders”-
“No” setting, you cannot eliminate the
borders on both sides of a print.  To
print without borders, edit and save an
image with “Borders”-“No” setting.
( . page 24)
cYou can print the whole area of an
image by selecting “Borders” - “No”
in the Print setup menu. ( .page 24)
c Depending on the type of digital
camera used, the image may be
stretched vertically if it has been
rotated or processed using your
digital camera. This is not because of
trouble with the printer, but because
the image was rewritten with your
digital camera.
c Re-insert the paper tray firmly straight
in to the end.
c The print head or paper path may be
soiled.  Use the supplied cleaning
cartridge and sheet to clean the head
and path.
Check
• Did you select “Yes” for
“Borders” in the Print
setup menu?
• Is the aspect ratio of the
image correct?
• Is the image edited and
saved with “Borders”-
“Yes” setting?
• 
Did you set Borders”-
“Yes”
 in the Print setup
menu?
• Did you rotate the image
or add other process?
• Is the paper tray inserted
properly?
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