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2. Checking and Changing the Total Number of Printed Sheets

For SELPHY CP760, the total number of printed sheets can be checked and changed by using the soft-
ware for checking and changing the total number of printed sheets. Perform this operation if the total
number of printed sheets needs to be changed when repairs are made.

2.1 Required Equipment

1

Computer on which the printer driver for SELPHY CP760 is installed
(Supported OSes: Windows 2000 and Windows XP)

2

USB cable (Commercially available)

3

Software for checking and changing the total number of printed sheets for SELPHY CP760 “CP760
Sheets Printed Change Software” (Download from SSIS)

2.2 Procedure for Checking and Changing

(1) Connect the SELPHY CP760 and the computer with the USB cable, and turn on the power to the

SELPHY CP760.
Double-click on CP760FVC.exe to start the software.
When the dialog box below appears, click the [Start] button.

(2) The total number of printed sheets is displayed in the dialog box below.

Check the total number of printed sheets. To leave the number unchanged, click the [Exit] button to
exit the software.
To change the number, click the [Overwrite] button.

Summary of Contents for SELPHY CP760

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Page 2: ...are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States of America and or other countries All other trademarks product names service marks are generally either registered or unregistered marks of their respective owners Copyright All copyrights in the content of this Service Manual are owned or controlled by Canon Inc You are not permitted to copy reproduc...

Page 3: ... 2 3 Nomenclature 10 3 Specifications 3 1 Product Specifications 12 3 2 System Diagram 16 3 3 Functions Available in Each Printing Mode 17 4 Accessory Specifications 4 1 Paper Cassettes 18 4 2 Ink Cassettes 19 4 3 Battery Pack NB CP2L 19 4 4 Compact Power Adapter CA CP200 white 20 4 5 Bluetooth Unit BU 30 20 4 6 Accessory Compatibility 21 ...

Page 4: ...ess Partial Contrast Correction Red eye correction Adobe RGB support Direct print from a memory card support A variety of memory cards can be used without an adapter CompactFlash Microdrive SD miniSD SDHC miniSDHC MMC MMCplus HC MMCplus MMCmobile RS MMC Memory Stick Memory Stick PRO Memory Stick Duo Memory Stick PRO Duo Active slot is indicated on the LCD monitor Printing modes Standard print Prin...

Page 5: ...t button Newly added Back button Greatly improved UI display UI display available in 7 languages Japanese English French Italian German Spanish Simplified Chinese Each error message contains a possible solution Paper cassettes greatly improved for operability Postcard size PCP CP300 L size PCL CP300 card size PCC CP300 Necessary operations are indicated on the paper cassette by illustrations Suppo...

Page 6: ...inter Specifications are the same as those of CA CP200 Battery powered operation SELPHY CP770 Battery Pack NB CP2L sold separately Equipped with a tripod socket optional Support for displays at dealers The SELPHY CP770 s attractive design benefits the daily life of a young family with small children A basket has been adopted for storage The SELPHY CP760 succeeds the CP series design and is increas...

Page 7: ...e no print Layout print 2 up 4 up 8 up layout Index print Image processing My Colors B W Sepia Vivid Neutral Positive Film Red eye Correction Image Quality Adjustment Face Fine Print face detection Partial Contrast Correction Optimize automatically with the camera when print ing using Canon Direct Print Adobe RGB support Automatic dynamic range correction Optimize automatically with the camera whe...

Page 8: ...one time Number of prints settings multiple image print All image print DPOF image print Borderless Bordered print Date print File no print Layout print 2 up 4 up 8 up layout Index print Image processing My Colors B W Sepia Vivid Neutral Positive Film Red eye Correction Red eye Correction Image Quality Adjustment Face Fine Print face detection Partial Contrast Correction Optimize automatically wit...

Page 9: ...6 2 Exterior 2 1 Exterior Photos SELPHY CP770 SELPHY CP760 With basket storage case ...

Page 10: ...7 2 2 5 View Diagram SELPHY CP770 248 0 9 76 77 3 3 04 156 4 6 16 Unit mm inch Normal Dimentions ...

Page 11: ...8 Basket Storage case 174 0 6 85 276 0 10 9 343 4 13 5 192 6 7 58 224 0 8 82 154 1 6 07 Unit mm inch Normal Dimentions ...

Page 12: ...9 SELPHY CP760 73 1 2 88 126 7 4 99 180 0 7 09 Unit mm inch Normal Dimentions ...

Page 13: ...10 2 3 Nomenclature SELPHY CP770 ...

Page 14: ...11 SELPHY CP760 ...

Page 15: ...ect ratio of 16 9 Printing Speed Standard Resolution Normal Temperature Measured from start of the yellow printing pass to final output Printing speed varies depending on digital camera s recording pixels and types of memory cards or its capacity Print time with an infrared radiation and Bluetooth communication is not listed above because it varies greatly depending on a device and image size Unit...

Page 16: ...tion Disk is required Wireless Printing Infrared data communication IrDA IrSimple Bluetooth Only single image print borderless is available Trimming Not available available only when connecting with a camera directly Print Settings Each settings are available only for batched processing Setting of each image is not available Date Function Available Date Style Year month day month day year or day m...

Page 17: ...pprox 2 MB when infrared and Bluetooth Memory Card CompactFlash Card Adapter for xD Picture Card is required Other memory cards including adapters can also be used if they are the right shape and have compatible electronic specifications Display shows active memory card slot types three types noted above Video Input output Not available Others Display Language 7 languages English German French Ita...

Page 18: ...ed in main printer unit Power Consumption 60 W or less Standby 4 W or less Dimensions excluding protrusions CP770 Printer 248 0 x 156 4 x 77 3 mm 9 76 x 6 16 x 3 04 in CP770 With basket storage case 276 0 x 174 0 x 205 8 mm 10 9 x 6 85 x 8 10 in CP760 180 0 x 126 7 x 73 1 mm 7 09 x 4 99 x 2 88 in Weight CP770 printer Approx 1060 g 37 4 oz Storage case Approx 410 g 14 5 oz CP760 printer Approx 900 ...

Page 19: ...16 3 2 System Diagram CP770 SELPHY SELPHY CP770 CP760 CP770 CP760 CP770 ...

Page 20: ... settings are retained even when the power is turned off 1 The print type is set by the camera according to the DPOF settings Cannot be set by the printer 2 Not available when the paper size is set to Card and the layout setting is 8 up 3 When the setting is Default 4 Not available for Page Layout other than 1 up B W or Sepia set in My Colors 5 Only images with DPOF set to Standard specified on th...

Page 21: ...4 1 2 PCL CP300 for L size Appearance Diagram Dimensions 113 7 x 191 5 x 16 2 mm 4 48 x 7 54 x 0 64 in Weight Approx 135 g 4 76 oz Dimensions 113 7 x 162 5 x 16 2 mm 4 48 x 6 40 x 0 64 in Weight Approx 115 g 4 06 oz 191 5 7 54 113 7 4 48 16 2 0 64 Unit mm inch 162 5 6 40 113 7 4 48 16 2 0 64 Unit mm inch ...

Page 22: ...26 x 3 07 x 0 91 in Weight Approx 65 g 2 29 oz 36 postcard size standard sheets Approx 59 g 2 08 oz 36 L size standard sheets Approx 51 g 1 80 oz 36 card size standard sheets Approx 45 g 1 59 oz 18 card size label sheets Type Rechargeable lithium ion battery Nominal Voltage 22 2 V DC Nominal Capacity 1200 mAh Battery Life Charge Cycles Approx 300 times Charging Time Approx 2 hrs 30 min charged in ...

Page 23: ...luetooth standard Ver 2 0 Maximum transmission speed Approx 1 44Mbps Output Bluetooth standard Power Class 2 Operating Frequency Band 2 4 GHz band Communications Distance Approx 10 m 32 8 ft line of sight Supported Profiles BIP Basic Imaging Profile OPP Object Push Profile BPP Basic Printing Profile Power Source DC 4 4 V to 5 25 V Power Consumption 500 mW maximum Operating Temperature 5 35 C 41 95...

Page 24: ...that camera CP770 CP760 ES1 ES2 ES20 CP750 CP730 CP710 CP600 CP510 CP740 CP720 CP520 CP500 CP400 CP330 CP220 CP 300 CP 200 CP 100 CP 10 Ink paper HC 36IP HC 18IP HC 18IL KP 36IP KP 72IN KP 108IN KL 36IP KC 36IP KC 18IL KC 18IF KW 24IP E P50 E P100 E L50 E L100 E C25 E C25L E P25BW Cable DIF 100 DIF 200 IFC 200PCU IFC 300PCU IFC 400PCU Power Supply CA CP100 CBA CP100 CA CP200 CA CP200 white CA ES10...

Page 25: ...ed States of America and or other countries All other trademarks product names service marks are generally either registered or unregistered marks of their respective owners Copyright All copyrights in the content of this Service Manual are owned or controlled by Canon Inc You are not permitted to copy reproduce download modify adapt or translate in any way the content of this Service Manual for a...

Page 26: ... 1 10 MAIN ASS Y BOTTOM ASS Y 1 10 1 11 MAIN ASS Y BOTTOM ASS Y 2 11 1 12 BOTTOM COVER ASS Y BATTERY CASE ASS Y BATTERY TERMINAL ASS Y 12 1 13 MAIN PCB ASS Y PRINT UNIT 13 SELPHY CP760 2 1 ENERGY LABEL 14 2 2 INK CASSETTE DOOR PAPER CASSETTE DOOR 15 2 3 TOP COVER ASS Y 1 16 2 4 TOP COVER ASS Y 2 17 2 5 INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK 18 2 6 MAIN ASS Y BOTTOM ASS Y 1 19 2 7 MAIN ASS Y BOTTOM ASS Y 2 20 2 8 ...

Page 27: ...1 1 1 MAIN BLOCK BASKET UNIT 1 Unhook the two clasps and separate the MAIN BLOCK from the BASKET UNIT 1 1 1 BASKET UNIT 1 MAIN BLOCK Clasp Clasp ...

Page 28: ...2 1 2 ENERGY LABEL 1 Peel off the ENERGY LABEL NOTE Assembly Attach the ENERGY LABEL to the position shown in the figure 24mm 45mm ON MENU BACK COPIES PRINT OK 1 ENERGY LABEL ENERGY LABEL NOTE Assembly ...

Page 29: ...3 1 3 BATTERY CASE COVER 1 Push the BATTERY RELEASE BUTTON in the direction of the arrow and remove the BATTERY CASE COVER 1 BATTERY CASE COVER 1 BATTERY RELEASE BUTTON ...

Page 30: ...SSETTE DOOR 2 Remove the INK CASSETTE DOOR 1 2 PAPER CASSETTE DOOR INK CASSETTE DOOR CAUTION CAUTION Remove the PAPER CASSETTE DOOR by bending it slightly in the direction of the arrow Remove the INK CASSETTE DOOR by twisting it slightly in the direction of the arrow ...

Page 31: ...1 5 TOP COVER ASS Y 1 1 Remove the four screws 1 CAUTION The slots in the top of the screws can be easily rounded off so use the appropriate size driver for these screws and be careful when removing them ...

Page 32: ...two claws and open the TOP COVER ASS Y in the direction of the arrow 2 Disconnect the two connectors and remove the TOP COVER ASS Y 1 1 CAUTION TOP COVER ASS Y 2 TOP COVER ASS Y Be careful not to damage the flexible boards Claws Connectors 2 ...

Page 33: ... COVER INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK 1 Remove the FRONT INNER COVER 2 Remove the CASSETTE INNER COVER 3 Remove the INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK 2 pieces 1 2 3 INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK 2 pieces INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK FRONT INNER COVER CASSETTE INNER COVER ...

Page 34: ...8 1 8 IRDA WINDOW 1 Disengage the two claws and remove the IRDA WINDOW IRDA WINDOW 1 1 1 Claw Claw ...

Page 35: ...TE MAIN SHEET 1 Remove the three screws and remove the MAIN PLATE and the MAIN SHEET NOTE Assembly Fold the MAIN SHEET as shown in the figure NOTE Assembly 1 MAIN SHEET MAIN SHEET MAIN PLATE 1 MAIN SHEET 1 Fold Fold ...

Page 36: ...TTOM ASS Y 1 1 Remove the three screws 2 Disconnect the two connectors NOTE Assembly 1 2 2 When assembling tighten the screws in order to the screw holes A B and C Screw hole A Screw hole B Screw hole C Connector Connector ...

Page 37: ...separating or reassembling the MAIN ASS Y and the BOTTOM ASS Y Be sure to hold the area around the cassette guide NOTE Assembly After installing the MAIN ASS Y confirm that the three dowels and the rib are correctly engaged CAUTION CAUTION MAIN ASS Y 1 BOTTOM ASS Y 1 NOTE Assembly NOTE Assembly Dowels Rib Be careful not to damage the rib ...

Page 38: ...BATTERY CASE ASS Y and BATTERY TERMINAL ASS Y together as an assembled unit from the BOTTOM COVER ASS Y 2 Remove the two screws and separate the BATTERY TERMINAL ASS Y from the BATTERY CASE ASS Y 2 1 2 2 BATTERY CASE ASS Y BATTERY CASE ASS Y BATTERY TERMINAL ASS Y BATTERY TERMINAL ASS Y 1 1 BOTTOM COVER ASS Y ...

Page 39: ...Assembly Using the edge of the head heatsink as a guide fold the FLAT CABLE as shown in the figure Set the INK CASSETTE and check if it comes out smoothly If the fold on the FLAT CABLE is not enough the INK CASSETTE will not come out PRINT UNIT 2 MAIN PCB ASS Y 2 2 1 Connectors Connector Head heatsink Head heatsink NOTE Assembly 16mm 14mm 10mm 23mm ...

Page 40: ...14 2 1 ENERGY LABEL 1 Peel off the ENERGY LABEL NOTE Assembly Attach the ENERGY LABEL to the position shown in the figure 21mm 13mm 1 ENERGY LABEL ENERGY LABEL NOTE Assembly ...

Page 41: ... 1 Remove the INK CASSETTE DOOR 2 Remove the PAPER CASSETTE DOOR CAUTION 1 INK CASSETTE DOOR 2 PAPER CASSETTE DOOR Remove the INK CASSETTE DOOR or the PAPER CASSETTE DOOR by bending it slightly in the direction of the arrow as shown in the figure ...

Page 42: ... 2 3 TOP COVER ASS Y 1 1 Remove the four screws 1 CAUTION The slots in the top of the screws can be easily rounded off so use the appropriate size driver for these screws and be careful when removing them ...

Page 43: ...two claws and open the TOP COVER ASS Y in the direction of the arrow 2 Disconnect the two connectors and remove the TOP COVER ASS Y 2 1 1 1 TOP COVER ASS Y 2 TOP COVER ASS Y CAUTION Be careful not to damage the flexible boards Claws Connectors ...

Page 44: ...18 2 5 INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK 1 Remove the INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK 2 pieces 1 INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK 1 INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK INK CASSETTE DOOR HOOK ...

Page 45: ...ASS Y BOTTOM ASS Y 1 1 Remove the three screws 2 Disconnect the connector 1 2 NOTE Assembly When assembling tighten the screws in order to the screw holes A B and C Screw hole A Screw hole B Screw hole C Connector ...

Page 46: ...ling the MAIN ASS Y and the BOTTOM ASS Y Be sure to hold the area around the cassette guide NOTE Assembly After installing the MAIN ASS Y confirm the three dowels and rib are correctly engaged CAUTION MAIN ASS Y BOTTOM ASS Y 1 1 If the rib is not engaged loosen the three screws and engage it Then retighten the three screws NOTE Assembly Screws Rib Rib Dowels ...

Page 47: ...21 2 8 REAR COVER ASS Y BOTTOM COVER ASS Y 1 Separate the REAR COVER ASS Y from the BOTTOM COVER ASS Y 1 BOTTOM COVER ASS Y 1 REAR COVER ASS Y ...

Page 48: ...ATE MAIN SHEET 1 Remove the three screws and remove the MAIN PLATE and the MAIN SHEET NOTE Assembly Fold the MAIN SHEET as shown in the figure 1 MAIN PLATE 1 MAIN SHEET 1 MAIN SHEET MAIN SHEET Fold Fold NOTE Assembly ...

Page 49: ...Assembly Using the edge of the head heatsink as a guide fold the FLAT CABLE as shown in the figure Set the INK CASSETTE and check if it comes out smoothly If the fold on the FLAT CABLE is not enough the INK CASSETTE will not come out PRINT UNIT 2 MAIN PCB ASS Y 2 2 1 Connectors Connector Head heatsink Head heatsink NOTE Assembly 16mm 14mm 10mm 23mm ...

Page 50: ... registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States of America and or other countries All other trademarks product names service marks are generally either registered or unregistered marks of their respective owners Copyright All copyrights in the content of this Service Manual are owned or controlled by Canon Inc You are not permitted to copy reproduce download...

Page 51: ...the Total Number of Printed Sheets 5 2 1 Required Equipment 5 2 2 Procedure for Checking and Changing 5 SELPHY CP760 1 Head Voltage Adjustment 7 1 1 Required Equipment 7 1 2 Preparation Before Adjustment 7 1 3 Adjustment Procedure 7 2 Checking and Changing the Total Number of Printed Sheets 10 2 1 Required Equipment 10 2 2 Procedure for Checking and Changing 10 ...

Page 52: ...repare a SELPHY CP770 in addition to the SELPHY CP770 that is brought in for repair 2SD Card in which the standard image gry_0100 JPG in case of the file stored in Service Manual is copied which is supplied with this Service Manual Copy it to the folder CANON in the SD Card Select the DCF format 3Digital camera which has Direct Print function 4Interface cable supplied with the digital camera 5Digi...

Page 53: ...tage value as below Note The calculation formula differs depending on the identification number indicated on the head unit There are two identification codes KD27 Test point M7 M1 M10 M8 Identification code MAIN PCB ASS Y VR Identification code KD27 Voltage value Resistance value x 0 0845 For example when the resistance value is 3016 Ω Voltage value 3016 Ω x 0 0845 15 964V ...

Page 54: ...nnect the SELPHY CP770 and the digital camera with the interface cable to make direct printing pos sible 5 While Printing an arbitrary image from the digital camera measure the voltage of the test points during printing and adjust the volume VR so that the voltage value is within 0 03 V of the voltage value calculated in step 2 Test point M7 M1 M10 M8 VR MAIN PCB ASS Y 6 After the voltage is adjus...

Page 55: ...e of the test point while printing is in progress When the printed image is denser than the higher limit density adjust the control volume so that the test point voltage is decreased by 0 3V lower than the specified voltage When the printed image is less dense than the lower limit density adjust the control volume so that the test point voltage is increased by 0 3V higher than the specified voltag...

Page 56: ...USB cable Commercially available 3 Software for checking and changing the total number of printed sheets for SELPHY CP770 CP770 Sheets Printed Change Software Download from SSIS 2 2 Procedure for Checking and Changing 1 Connect the SELPHY CP770 and the computer with the USB cable and turn on the power to the SELPHY CP770 Double click on CP770FVC exe to start the software When the dialog box below ...

Page 57: ... and click the Overwrite button 4 Check the entered total number of printed sheets displayed in the dialog box below and click the OK button 5 The total number of printed sheets after the change is displayed in the dialog box below Click the Exit button to exit the software The power to the printer turns off at the same time ...

Page 58: ...e folder CANON in the SD Card Select the DCF format 3Digital camera which has Direct Print function 4Interface cable supplied with the digital camera 5Digital voltmeter 1 2 Preparation Before Adjustment Print the standard image 2 using the SELPHY CP760 1 that is confirmed to operate normally via the digital camera 3 Note Use only the copy that was printed first If it fails to print wait for five m...

Page 59: ...ASS Y VR Identification code KD27 Voltage value Resistance value x 0 0845 For example when the resistance value is 2962 Ω Voltage value 2962 Ω x 0 0845 15 820 V 3 Turn on the power to the main unit After connecting TOP COVER ASS Y and the main unit only with the flexible cable press the power ON OFF button to turn on the power to the main unit MAIN PCB ASS Y TOP COVER ASS Y Test point M7 M1 M10 M8...

Page 60: ...ter density of the printed image is between the lower limit density and the higher limit density as shown If the center density is between them this is the end of the adjustment If it is not go to step 9 and the following steps Higher limit density Center density Lower limit density 9 While printing an arbitrary image measure the voltage of the test point while printing is in progress When the pri...

Page 61: ...USB cable Commercially available 3 Software for checking and changing the total number of printed sheets for SELPHY CP760 CP760 Sheets Printed Change Software Download from SSIS 2 2 Procedure for Checking and Changing 1 Connect the SELPHY CP760 and the computer with the USB cable and turn on the power to the SELPHY CP760 Double click on CP760FVC exe to start the software When the dialog box below ...

Page 62: ... and click the Overwrite button 4 Check the entered total number of printed sheets displayed in the dialog box below and click the OK button 5 The total number of printed sheets after the change is displayed in the dialog box below Click the Exit button to exit the software The power to the printer turns off at the same time ...

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