Sony DPP-FP50 - Manual (Page 18)

18 GB
Digital Photo Printer -DPP-FP50_GB_UC2/CED/CEK/AU_ 2-599-949-11(1)
Connecting to a TV
monitor
To view the images on the TV monitor for
printing, connect the VIDEO OUT (output)
connector of the printer to the video input
of a TV monitor.
Video connecting cable
(supplied)
Television
Set the VIDEO/TV
input selector to
VIDEO.
Notes
• Before making connections, unplug the AC
power cord of the printer and turn off a TV
monitor.
• When you do not use the supplied video
connecting cable, use a commercially
available video connecting cable shorter than
3 m.
• When you use the LCD display or connect the
printer to a PictBridge-compliant digital
camera or PC to print an image, you do not
need to connect your printer to a television.
• Avoid connecting the VIDEO OUT (output)
connector of the printer to a device other than
a television. The unit may not operate
properly or make a big noise.
• The print paper emerges from the paper
outlet a few times during printing. Do not
block the paper outlet with the video
connecting cable.
Inserting a memory
card
To print an image stored on a “Memory
Stick”, CompactFlash card, or SD card,
insert it into the relevant card slot.
For the types of the memory card that you
can use with the printer, see pages 92
through 94.
On using a memory card
• Do not attempt to insert a memory card
forcibly into or out of the slot. If you do so,
the memory card or the printer may be
damaged.
• Do not remove the memory card while the
access indicator is flashing; the memory card
or printer may be damaged.
• To avoid potential loss of data, make a
backup copy of the contents of the memory
card. We cannot compensate for any damage
to or loss of data.
• Check the memory card and insert it in the
correct direction. If a memory card is forcibly
inserted in the wrong direction, the memory
card and its slot may be damaged.
• Check the memory card type and make sure
to insert it to the slot designed for the
particular card type. If you insert a memory
card to a different slot, the memory card may
be damaged or you may not be able to
remove the card from the slot..
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