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3 Aim the mobile telephone’s infrared port at the printer’s
IrDA sensor and initiate the data transfer from the
telephone.
See the user guide for your mobile telephone for instructions for
configuring the IrDA settings and for printing.
A screen similar to the following will appear in the printer’s LCD
monitor while data is being transmitted. If the transfer is not
working well, reposition the mobile telephone closer and directly in
front of the infrared sensor and reinitiate the transfer.
The printer will begin printing after the transmission is complete.
This section explains how to print images from a Bluetooth enabled
mobile telephone or PDA (Personal Digital Assistant).
Supported Devices
Check whether or not your mobile device (mobile telephone or PDA) has
the required functions for Bluetooth enabled printing.
Requirement 1: Built-in Bluetooth capabilities that support OPP (Object
Push Profile) or BIP (Basic Imaging Profile). See the user
guide for your mobile device for information on the
profiles supported.
Requirement 2: Built-in camera capable of recording and saving image
data (JPEG images of 4 MB or less).
• Mail and address book information cannot be printed.
• Mobile telephone security settings prevent printing of images
downloaded from the Internet and images downloaded from a URL sent
by email.
• Movies cannot be printed.
• The printer may not be able to print images saved onto the memory card
of some types of mobile devices.
• The position and orientation (horizontal or vertical) of images for printing
is set automatically by the printer. Since images are enlarged or reduced
to fit the paper size, the edges of the image may be cropped with certain
combinations of image and paper sizes.
• Data transmission times are long when the data sizes are large.
Accordingly, it may take some time before printing starts.
• Do not perform any print operations with a camera or computer after a
data transfer with a mobile device has been initiated until after the printer
has finished printing.
Up to approximately
20 cm (7.9 in.)
Hold the mobile telephone within 10
degrees of the sensor in any direction
The distance over which IrDA signals can be transmitted
and received varies according to the mobile telephone
model and operating system.
Printing via a Bluetooth Connection