Canon Selphy CP790 User Guide

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Canon Selphy CP790 Specification

The Canon Selphy CP790 is a compact and portable dye-sublimation printer designed for high-quality photo printing. It features a resolution of 300 x 300 dpi, producing vibrant and detailed images with up to 256 levels of color depth per channel. The printer supports various media sizes, including postcard, L size, and credit card formats, allowing for versatile photo printing options. One of the notable features of the CP790 is its direct photo printing capability, which can be performed without a computer. The printer is equipped with memory card slots compatible with SD, SDHC, MMC, MMCplus, and Memory Stick formats, enabling direct printing from these sources. Additionally, it offers PictBridge support, facilitating direct connection to compatible digital cameras for seamless photo printing. The printer includes a 3.0-inch TFT color display, which provides an intuitive interface for previewing and selecting photos. The CP790 operates with a retractable USB cable and can also connect via USB 2.0 for data transfer. The printer's compact design includes a built-in carrying handle, making it highly portable and convenient for on-the-go printing. It is powered by an AC adapter, with the option of using a battery pack for increased mobility. The CP790 utilizes a dye-sublimation printing process, which ensures photos are dry and ready to handle immediately after printing, with a protective layer that enhances durability and longevity. The Canon Selphy CP790 is ideal for users seeking a reliable and portable solution for producing high-quality prints quickly and easily, making it suitable for both casual and professional photo printing needs.

Canon Selphy CP790 F.A.Q.

How do I set up my Canon Selphy CP790 for the first time?

To set up your Canon Selphy CP790, connect the power adapter to the printer, insert the ink cassette and paper cassette, and turn the printer on. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the initial setup.

What should I do if my Canon Selphy CP790 does not print?

Ensure the printer is turned on, properly connected, and loaded with paper and ink. Check for error messages on the display and refer to the user manual for troubleshooting specific errors.

How can I clean the print head of my Canon Selphy CP790?

The Canon Selphy CP790 does not require manual print head cleaning as it uses a dye-sublimation process. If print quality issues arise, ensure the paper and ink cassettes are correctly installed.

What type of paper should I use with the Canon Selphy CP790?

Use Canon paper specifically designed for the Selphy series, such as Canon KP-108IN or RP-108. These are compatible with the dye-sublimation printing technology used by the CP790.

How do I connect my Canon Selphy CP790 to a computer?

Connect your Canon Selphy CP790 to a computer using a USB cable. Ensure the necessary drivers are installed on the computer for proper communication.

Can I print wirelessly with the Canon Selphy CP790?

The Canon Selphy CP790 does not support wireless printing directly. You can print from memory cards, USB drives, or connect it to a computer via USB.

Why is my Canon Selphy CP790 displaying a 'No Ink' error?

Check that the ink cassette is properly installed and not empty. If the error persists, try replacing the ink cassette with a new one.

How do I update the firmware on my Canon Selphy CP790?

Canon Selphy CP790 firmware updates are rare. Check Canon's official website for any available updates and follow the provided instructions if an update is available.

What should I do if my Canon Selphy CP790 prints with lines or streaks?

Ensure the ink cassette and paper are properly installed and not damaged. Clean the inside of the printer gently with a soft, dry cloth and try printing again.

How do I reset my Canon Selphy CP790 to factory settings?

To reset your Canon Selphy CP790, turn off the printer, then press and hold the 'Back' and 'Print' buttons simultaneously while turning the printer back on. Release the buttons when the printer starts up.