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with a different compression, or was
edited
on a computer.
HARDWARE ERROR
- Cancel printing. Turn off the printer and
turn it back on. Check the printer
status. If the printer
is equipped with a
battery, it might be exhausted.
In such
case, turn off the printer, replace the
battery and turn it
back on.
INCOMPATIBLE PAPER SIZE
- The paper settings of the camcorder
conflict with the printer's settings.
INK ABSORBER FULL
- Select [CONTINUE] to resume printing.
Consult a Canon Service Center (refer
to the list included with the printer) to
replace the ink absorber.
INK ERROR
- There is a problem with the ink.
LOW INK LEVEL
- The ink cartridge needs to be replaced
soon. Select [CONTINUE]
to restart
printing.
NO INK
- The ink cartridge is not inserted or is
out
of ink.
NO PAPER
- Paper is not correctly inserted or there
is no paper.
NO PRINTHEAD
- No print head is installed in the printer
or the print head is defective.
PAPER ERROR
- There is a problem with the paper. The
paper is not correctly loaded or the
paper size
is wrong. Alternatively, if the
paper output tray is closed, open it to
print.
PAPER JAM
- The paper jammed during printing.
Select [STOP]
to cancel printing. After
removing the paper, set some paper
again and retry printing.
PAPER LEVER ERROR
- Paper lever error occurred. Adjust the
paper selection lever
to the proper
position.
PRINT ERROR
- Cancel printing, disconnect the USB
cable and turn off the printer. After a
while, turn
the printer back on and
reconnect the USB cable. Check the
printer status.
PRINTER COVER OPEN
- Close the printer cover securely.
PRINTER ERROR
- Cancel printing. Turn off the printer and
turn it back on. Check the printer
status.
If the error still persists, refer to
the printer's instruction manual and
contact the appropriate customer
support center or service center.
PRINTER IN USE
- The printer is in use. Check the printer
status.
SET ~ PRINT ORDER
- No still image on the memory card has
been marked with a print order.
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