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Configure the Silex C-6700WG Print Server Through a Wireless LAN
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Configure Through a Wireless LAN ... method, the wireless settings on the ... Verify the Wireless LED(Green ... Click Print Server Setup Click Wireless CX Wireless Setup screen is ... Select Configure print server wirelessly from ... ... to change the wireless settings on the ... If the wireless settings on the ... change the PC wireless settings to match ... Verify the wireless settings on the ... ... automatically changed the wireless settings on the ... ... this does not help , refer to ... Wireless Mode Select Infrastructure Wireless Mode Select AdHoc ... not change the wireless settings on the ... << If you changed the wireless settings on the PC manually >> ... Reset the wireless settings on the PC to match your network environment.
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Reasons for color ink usage
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Even when printing in black and white, color ink is used for the following reasons: Therefore, although printing in black and white is performed, color ink may be consumed. In order to keep the heavy black ink from smearing on the page or in the printer, color ink is used when duplex printing to help create black text.
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Using the Print/Share button with PictBridge compliant Canon BubbleJet printers
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Selecting the Paper Settings Fast Photo Prints on Photo Paper Pro paper* Default
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Use Photo Optimizer PRO (Windows)
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Use Photo Optimizer PRO (Windows) ... The Photo Optimizer PRO function is designed ... dark or too bright . ... the Photo Optimizer PRO function will not ... available if Background Printing has been disabled ... ... confirm whether background printing is in progress ... ... The Photo Optimizer PRO function works by ... The Photo Optimizer PRO function may not be as effective for some image resolutions and when used with certain software applications. ... Access the printing preferences by opening the printer Properties / Preferences. ... Optimizer Pro ... Photo Optimizer PRO does not function when: ... Depending on images, the Photo Optimizer PRO may have no discernible effect.
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Photo Paper Pro II Compatibility and Settings
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Photo Paper Pro II Compatibility and Settings If the driver for your printer driver does not have a Media Type setting for 'Photo Paper Pro II', please select the 'Photo Paper Pro ' setting for the best print results.
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Photo Paper Pro Platinum (PT-101) Compatibility and Settings
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Photo Paper Pro Platinum Compatibility and Settings Photo Paper Pro Platinum is not supported by your printer. For printing glossy photos, we recommend using Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy II (PP-201), Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss (SG-201) or Photo Paper Pro II (PR-201) photo papers.
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Use Photo Paper Pro and adjust the Print Quality Setting
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On the trailing edge (approximately the final inch (inside the red frame) ) of printed paper, streaks or uneven printing may appear when printing beyond the printer's recommended print area.
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Print on the correct side of the paper
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Many types of paper have a printing side and a non-printing side. Ink may not absorb properly on the non-printing side. Use the table below to determine the proper side to print on for Canon paper. For third-party paper consult the documentation that came in the package from the manufacturer. Photo Paper Pro PR-101 Glossy side Photo Paper Plus Glossy PP-101 Glossy side Glossy Photo Paper GP-401 Glossy side Matte Photo Paper MP-101 Whiter side High Resolution Paper HR-101 Whiter side High Gloss Photo Film HG-201 Load the film with the cut corner at the upper right or lower left T-Shirt Transfers TB-201 White side (The non- print side has a grid pattern.)
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Identify the papers print side from the non-print side
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Confirm that printing is done on the print side. White side (The non-print side has a lattice pattern) Photo Paper Pro PR-101/PC-101
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Start Windows Print Spooler Service (Windows 7 / Vista/XP/2000)
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To resolve the error shown below , right-click Print Spooler service and then select Start. section, you may need to contact the hardware / software vendor for assistance in either disabling or removing the component. See example below.
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