Canon PictBridge DPOF Direct Print Selphy CP510 User Guide

To connect your Canon Selphy CP510 to a digital camera, ensure that the camera is PictBridge compatible. Use the USB cable provided with your camera to connect the camera to the printer's USB port. Once connected, turn on both devices and select the photos you want to print from the camera.
First, check if the printer is properly connected to the power source and turned on. Ensure that there is enough paper and that the ink cassette is correctly installed. If the problem persists, try restarting the printer and rechecking the connections.
To maintain print quality, regularly clean the printer using a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. Ensure that the paper and ink cassette are stored in a cool, dry place and are not expired. Avoid touching the print side of the paper.
Use only Canon paper specifically designed for the Selphy CP series, such as the Canon KP-108IN or KP-36IP paper and ink sets. These ensure optimal print quality and compatibility with your printer.
To clear a paper jam, gently remove any jammed paper from the printer. Check for any small pieces of paper left inside. Ensure that the paper tray is not overloaded and that the paper is correctly aligned. Restart the printer after clearing the jam.
The Canon Selphy CP510 does not support wireless printing directly. However, you can transfer photos to a compatible PictBridge camera or a computer and then print from there.
Error codes can indicate various issues such as paper jams, ink cassette problems, or connection issues. Refer to the printer's manual for specific error code explanations or try restarting the printer to see if the error resolves.
The Canon Selphy CP510 does not typically support firmware updates. If you are experiencing issues, consult Canon support for troubleshooting steps or consider service options.
Store your Canon Selphy CP510 in a cool, dry place. Remove the paper and ink cassette if you plan not to use it for an extended period. Keep the printer covered to prevent dust accumulation.
To perform a test print, insert a paper and ink cassette, and connect a PictBridge compatible camera. Choose a photo and initiate the print. This will help verify that the printer is functioning correctly.