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Troubleshooting

 Troubleshooting USB communication problems

Problems

Possible Causes

Solutions

The print menu does 
not appear on the 
digital camera.

1

  The digital camera 

is not a PictBridge 
supported model.

2

  PictBridge is not 

selected in the 
digital camera’s USB 
setting.

3

  The USB cable is not 

connected correctly.

4

  The power of MP-300 

is off.

1

  Use a PictBridge 

supported digital 
camera.

2

  Change the digital 

camera’s USB setting 
to PictBridge mode.

3

  Check the USB cable 

connections.

4

  Power on MP-300.

The PictBridge lamp 
does not light.

The USB cable is not 
connected correctly.

Check the USB cable 
connections.

The printer won’t 
start printing. (The 
POWER button 
doesn’t start blinking 
rapidly.)

Data reception from the 
digital camera takes 
some time because the 
image is large.

To shorten data transfer 
times, use small image 
sizes (around 640 × 480 
pixels) for your shots.
(P.32)

The POWER button 
changed from 
blinking to lit during 
data transfer and 
nothing was printed.

The device sending the 
data is not compatible 
with the printer.

Send the data from a 
compatible device.

Problems

Possible Causes

Solutions

The POWER button 
changed from 
blinking to lit during 
data transfer and 
nothing was printed.

3

  The sending device 

is not compatible with 
the printer.

3

  Send the data from a 

compatible device.

Problems

Possible Causes

Solutions

Error sign appears 
on the camera.

1

  There was a fault of 

some kind during 
USB communication.

2

  The printer is not 

turned on.

3

  The printer is out of 

film.

1

  Turn the digital 

camera and the 
printer off and then 
back on again.

2

  Turn the printer on.

3

  Load a new photo 

pack.

The ERROR lamp 
blinks (3 times).

1

  An error occurred 

during data transfer.

2

  The image sent 

exceeds the 
maximum number of 
pixels supported by 
the printer.

1

  Resend the images.

2

  The maximum 

number of pixels 
(image size) 
supported by the 
printer is [6400 × 
6400 pixels].

When I send multiple 
images one at a 
time, the second and 
subsequent images 
are not printed. (The 
PictBridge lamp is 
blinking.)

The interval between 
transmissions is 5 
seconds or less.

1

  Press the REPRINT 

button.

2

  When sending 

images one at a time, 
leave an interval of 
at least 5 seconds 
between images.

Summary of Contents for Pivi MP-300

Page 1: ...g Printing Advanced Printing Advanced Printing Error Error en The owner s manual in English and French is available at http home fujifilm com products dmp fr Le manuel d utilisation en Anglais et en F...

Page 2: ...e printer on AC power using the optional AC 5VX AC power adapter P 19 2 Easy printing of beautiful prints Make additional prints P 36 The REPRINT button lets you print as many copies as you like of th...

Page 3: ...Infrared communication 6 zInfrared communication PictBridge Quick Start Guide PictBridge 7 Introduction 8 zContents of package About IrSimple 9 Safety Precautions 10 Handling Care 13 zPrinter care Usi...

Page 4: ...ing if needed Turning on the power Lit Lit Hold down for 1 second or more Quick Start Guide PictBridge Connect the printer to the digital camerac P 28 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 Turquoise mark on the pho...

Page 5: ...IrSimpleShot IrSS This is a generic name given to unidirectional IrSimple communication IrSimple compatibility on the MP 300 The MP 300 supports both IrSimpleShot communication mode and bidirectional...

Page 6: ...remove the batteries disconnect the AC power adapter and unplug the AC power adapter from the power outlet Faults of this nature could cause the printer to overheat or catch fire Safety Precautions W...

Page 7: ...om the radio or TV 12 When using infrared communication to print images carefully read the owner s manual for the sending device being used and ensure that the device s operating requirements are met...

Page 8: ...r cord securely into the DC input terminal of the printer 3 Turn off the printer before disconnecting the power cord from the printer s DC input terminal To disconnect pull out the plug gently Do not...

Page 9: ...he device that is sending the data It may not be able to print still images that have been exchanged between sender devices via a media or some form of communication Depending on the device security s...

Page 10: ...se of used batteries according to the instruction x With new batteries the MP 300 will print around 100 photosc when only infrared communication is used and around 70 photosc when only USB communicati...

Page 11: ...cover ERROR lamp P 41 PictBridge lamp Low Battery lamp P 42 POWER button REPRINT button P 36 Film counter DATE lamp SHARPEN lamp Infrared port Part Names Open the battery cover Match the and on the ba...

Page 12: ...Loading the photo pack Getting Ready to Print Loading the photo pack While holding down button 1 slide knob 2 in the direction of the arrow 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 2 The film is sensitive to light and dust...

Page 13: ...communication Setting up for infrared transmissions On the sending device select the image to be printed Printing P 26 1 1 2 2 When the printer is connected to a digital camera when the PictBridge lam...

Page 14: ...cation IrSimple FIR Infrared communication IrDA SIR Unidirectional Bidirectional VGA 640 480 Approx 0 3 sec Approx 0 3 sec Approx 19 sec 1M 1280 960 Approx 1 3 sec Approx 1 4 sec Approx 75 sec 3M 2048...

Page 15: ...er Check the film counter to ensure that there is still film in the printer Turning on the power Printing PICTBRIDGE PICTBRIDGE ENGLISH ENGLISH SET SET NTSC NTSC 1 3 2 OK OK 1 1 Select the image on th...

Page 16: ...are set at the camera Blinking Blinking Lit Lit Check that the POWER button is lit and that the PictBridge lamp is blinking Press the REPRINT button x When the PictBridge lamp is blinking pressing the...

Page 17: ...cut prints PictBridge print specification compatibility table PRINTING PictBridge Image size Format 60 60 to 6400 6400 pixels JPEG Example 288 352 pixels Depending on the aspect ratio parts of some im...

Page 18: ...y load a used photo pack the printer will run normally but will not print images Used Unused On an unused photo pack the unused check window is closed all the way to the mark On a used photo pack the...

Page 19: ...ntinuous printing Lit Lit x If the printer is turned off turn it on Check that the printer is turned on x If there is no image stored in the printer s memory the ERROR lamp blinks 3 times P 41 Press t...

Page 20: ...rocessing starts when the image is received approx 10 seconds Send the image Lit POWER button Take the film out when film output ends x Turning the printer off cancels sharpen mode SHARPEN Mode Lit Li...

Page 21: ...PictBridge is used Set date mode on the digital camera x For information on setting date mode on your digital camera refer to the owner s manual for the camera Take the measures described below to re...

Page 22: ...utions The photo pack won t load into your printer or won t load into your printer smoothly 1 The photo pack is not for your printer 2 The photo pack is loaded incorrectly 1 Use the FUJIFILM Mobile Pr...

Page 23: ...clear and the printer will be ready to use P 41 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting infrared communication problems Problems Possible Causes Solutions Data was sent from your mobile phone but it can t co...

Page 24: ...e sending the data is not compatible with the printer Send the data from a compatible device Problems Possible Causes Solutions The POWER button changed from blinking to lit during data transfer and n...

Page 25: ...images shot using a digital camera on media such as an xD Picture Card The recorded specifications include information on which frames are to be printed Exif Exif abbreviation of Exchangeable image f...

Page 26: ...SB Unrestricted IrDA FIR IrSimpleShot Up to 1 MB c Specification Image enhancement functions Image Intelligence SHARPEN Mode Printing time Image recording photo output fed out Approx 20 sec Possible n...

Page 27: ...MIPC Mobile Imaging and Printing Consortium The MIPC is a non profit industry association founded in 2004 by leading companies in photo printing and the mobile phone industry Its mission is to promote...

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