User manual SAGEM PHOTO EASY 155

[. . . ] Connect the mains supply First ribbon installation To change the ribbon Loading paper Insert a memory card Print your photographs Rapid printing Example of rapid printing from a memory card Create a contact sheet (index) Prepare a series of photographs for printing (shopping trolley mode) Print from a camera (PictBrigde mode) Print in DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) mode Printing from a GSM mobile phone camera Print starting from a bluetooth peripheral (optional) Print from a PC (Personal Computer) You have just acquired a SAGEM PHOTO EASY 155 printer, and we thank you for choosing our product. With this high quality printer you can get the most out of your digital photos. In a few simple steps you can produce photo prints identical to those from a professional developer, for your personal use or to share with friends and family. The easy-to-follow steps in this user guide will walk you through: Printing photographs transferred from a camera in a GSM mobile phone 4. [. . . ] Print your photograph in format 10 x 15 cm with a white border · If printing is interrupted due to a lack of paper, paper jam or empty film cartridge, the printing operation may be restarted where it was interrupted by pressing the after the necessary replacement or defect correction is performed. Key down for 3 seconds to reinitialise the printer and return to the default We want to print photograph number 3, 4 times on the same sheet of paper. put the On/Off switch to " I ". Insert the memory card into the correct printer slot. After the analysis and recognition phase, the number of valid photos is displayed on the screen and the green LED comes steady on. Using the pre-printed reverse side postcard you can quickly send your photograph to friends, family, etc. Key until the figure 4 is displayed (that is 4 copies). The figure 1 should be displayed as the number of sheets necessary for the printing operation. After inserting the memory card, the number of valid photos is displayed on the screen. In the example provided above, 2 sheets will be necessary to print 23 photographs. Idea - The contact plate is a simple way of displaying all the photographs on your memory card; choose those to be printed using the number assigned to each of them After inserting the memory card, the number of valid photos is displayed on the screen. This example describes how to print 4 copies of photograph 3, 1 copy of photograph 8 and 2 copies of photograph 16. Key until the figure 4, corresponding to Select photograph 8, using the (the default number of copies is 1). Key to add this to the shopping trolley Key until the figure 2, corresponding Key to add this to the shopping trolley. The number of sheets required is displayed to the left of the shopping trolley icon. This cancels only the most recent selection. Also possible to deselect all photographs by selecting ALL using the key twice. Photograph with the lowest number and press and hold down the shopping trolley key If you notice that you have made an error after having validated the selection with the Photographs will be automatically added to the shopping trolley one by one until the shopping trolley key is released. Your printer PHOTO EASY 155 SAGEM supports the standard PictBrigde, it thus allows the impression of photographs starting from cameras compatible with this standard. Read the documentation of the camera to check compatibility with the PictBrigde standard and to check the connection with the printer. Your SAGEM PHOTO EASY-155 printer supports the following functions: Printing a photo. Selecting photos and printing them several times on the same paper. [. . . ] Remove any paper jammed in printer (do not reuse this sheet of paper) Insert a new film cartridge or replace the current one. Replace the film cartridge with a new one. Memory card Memory card Memory card Memory card If error persists: check the file source, or try with a different source. Check the card source or try with another source Error during transfer of photographs from GSM mobile phone camera. [. . . ]