JVC Printer 0298MNVSWVP User Manual

DIGITAL VIDEO PRINTER  
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GV-DT1  
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INS TRUCTIONS  
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So m e Do 's An d Do n 'ts O n Th e Sa fe  
Use O f Eq u ip m e n t  
This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards  
but, like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and  
safety is to be assured.  
DO read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment.  
DO ensure that all electrical connections (including the mains plug, extension leads and  
interconnections between pieces of equipment) are properly made and in accordance with  
the manufacturer's instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug when making or  
changing connections.  
DO consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation or safety of  
your equipment.  
DO be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment.  
DON'T continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working normally,  
or if it is damaged in any way — switch off, withdraw the mains plug and consult your  
dealer.  
DON'T remove any fixed cover as this may expose dangerous voltages.  
DON'T leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specifically stated that it  
is designed for unattended operation or has a standby mode. Switch off using the  
switch on the equipment and make sure that your family knows how to do this. Special  
arrangements may need to be made for infirm or handicapped people.  
DON'T use equipment such as personal stereos or radios so that you are distracted from the  
requirements of road safety. It is illegal to watch television whilst driving.  
DON'T listen to headphones at high volume, as such use can permanently damage your  
hearing.  
DON'T obstruct the ventilation of the equipment, for example with curtains or soft furnishings.  
Overheating will cause damage and shorten the life of the equipment.  
DON'T use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs with wood screws — to ensure complete  
safety always fit the manufacturer's approved stand or legs with the fixings provided  
according to the instructions.  
DON'T allow electrical equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture.  
ABOVE ALL...  
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NEVER let anyone especially children push anything into holes, slots or any other  
opening in the case — this could result in a fatal electrical shock;  
NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind — it is better to be  
safe than sorry!  
 
CAUTIONS  
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Exercise caution when moving the printer. If you  
drop the unit, do not attempt to use it. If during use  
you notice that the cabinet is  
damaged, shut the printer  
down, unplug it and contact  
your JVC dealer. Use of the  
printer under these  
conditions can lead to fire or  
electric shock.  
ABOUT THERMAL HEADS  
• The thermal heads, necessary for printing, are located  
within the unit. The heads can become extremely  
warm. To prevent possible burns and injuries, do not  
touch the thermal heads.  
• When the printer is used for extended periods, the  
thermal heads experience wear and tear just like VCR  
heads. As the thermal heads become worn, print  
quality will gradually decrease. When you notice a  
decline in quality, it is possible that the heads may  
need to be replaced. Consult your JVC dealer.  
DO NOT place heavy objects on the printer’s  
power cord, or leave the cord near any heat-  
generating appliance, as this can damage the cord.  
Avoid excessive pulling or twisting of the power  
cord. If the power cord  
becomes cut or otherwise  
damaged, contact your JVC  
dealer. When unplugging the  
printer, DO NOT pull on the  
cord. Hold the plug itself and  
remove it from the AC outlet.  
Use of the printer with a  
damaged power cord can  
lead to fire, electric shock  
MOISTURE CONDENSATION  
If condensation occurs inside the printer, it may adhere  
to print paper during printing, causing poor quality  
prints and paper jams. If you think condensation may  
exist within the unit, let the unit sit for at least 2 hours  
(with the power on) to dry sufficiently. If paper is stuck  
within the unit, remove it before turning the power on.  
Unused print paper subjected to moisture should not  
be used for printing.  
• Condensation may occur in the following situations:  
1) In a room when the heater suddenly comes on;  
2) In the direct path of cool air from an air  
conditioner;  
3) When the unit is moved from a cool place to a  
warm place.  
and unit malfunctions.  
DUST  
DO NOT remove the cover and attempt to repair or  
modify the printer. There are high-voltage  
components within the unit,  
Due to dust or lint adhering to print paper, or to  
extreme variations in temperature, a small degree of  
colour smearing or lines may be visible in prints.  
and the risk of electric shock  
and unit malfunctions exists.  
If a problem occurs, contact  
your JVC dealer.  
Failure to heed the following precautions may  
result in damage to the printer.  
1. DO NOT place the printer . . .  
... in an environment prone to extreme temperatures  
or humidity.  
... in direct sunlight.  
... in a dusty environment.  
... in an environment where strong magnetic fields  
Illustrations of this video printer maydiffer  
slightly from production models.  
are generated.  
... on a surface that is unstable or subject to  
vibration.  
2. DO NOT block the printer’s ventilation openings.  
3. DO NOT place heavy objects on the printer.  
4. DO NOT place anything which might spill on top of  
the printer.  
5. AVOID violent shocks to the printer during  
transport.  
CAUTION:  
Changes or modifications not approved by JVC  
could void user’s authority to operate the  
equipment.  
 
MAJOR FEATURES  
Prin tin g Dire ctly fro m Yo u r Dig ita l Ca m co rd e r  
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â—Ź A desired scene may be printed directly from your digital camcorder by connecting this unit to  
it with a DV connector.  
Co rd le ss Prin tin g w ith IrTra n -P  
â—Ź This printer conforms to the IrTran-P standard which ensures a greater compatibility in the field  
of video communications. It therefore offers a superior system extendibility for the future  
providing system compatibility with the products of different manufacturers.  
â—Ź With this unit you can print from any digital still camera compatible with IrTran-P without  
using a cable connection.  
 
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Se n d in g a Pictu re Sto re d in th e Prin te r to y o u r PC  
â—Ź You can store a picture from a digital camcorder or a digital still camera in the printer and  
transfer it to your PC.  
â—Ź More creative printing work may be achieved by processing your picture data with the  
provided MGI PhotoSuite or other commercially available painting software.  
 
CONTENTS  
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CAUTIONS  
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MAJOR FEATURES  
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CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS  
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Front View ....................................................................................... 8  
Rear View ....................................................................................... 9  
HOW TO MAKE CONNECTIONS (DV CONNECTION)  
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HOW TO MAKE CONNECTIONS (IrDA RECEPTION)  
INSTALLATION OF INK CASSETTE  
LOADING THE PAPER TRAY  
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PREPARATION  
PRINTING FROM A DIGITAL CAMCORDER (DV CONNECTION)  
PRINTING FROM A DIGITAL STILL CAMERA (IrDA RECEPTION) 18  
PERSONAL COMPUTER PRINTER SECTION  
INTRODUCTION  
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PERIPHERAL UNIT CONNECTIONS  
HOW TO INSTALL THE SOFTWARE  
OPEN & CLOSE (Basic Operation Procedure)  
CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS  
PRINTING PROCEDURE  
CAPTURING A PICTURE INTO the PC  
 
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PRINTING FROM the PC  
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How the Setup Dialog Works .............................................................. 34  
How the Spooler Window Works ......................................................... 35  
INDICATIONS AND MESSAGES  
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Lamp Indications ............................................................................. 36  
Printer Section ............................................................................... 39  
PC Printer Section ............................................................................ 40  
Other Problems: ............................................................................. 42  
When Paper Jams ........................................................................... 43  
SPECIFICATIONS  
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PRO VIDED ACCESSO RIES  
Floppy Disk  
CD-ROM  
• MGI PhotoSuite  
Paper Tray  
Blank Paper Sheet Set  
• Standard Print Paper (10 sheets)  
• Ink Cassette (10 prints)  
DV cable  
• It should be noted that it may be unlawful to print from pre-recorded tapes or discs without  
the consent of the owner of copyright in the video recording, broadcast or cable  
programme and in any literary, dramatic, musical, or artistic work embodied therein.  
• The copyright for the program which provides IrDA infrared communications for this  
software is owned by Okaya Systemware Co., Ltd.  
IrDA Protocol Stack "Deep Core TM " Okaya Systemware Co., LTD.  
 
CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS  
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Front View  
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1 PRINT button  
2 IrDA/DV button  
Paper Tray Insertion Slot  
• Insert the paper tray into this slot.  
Output Tray  
• Printed sheets are stacked here.  
* Be sure to open the tray when using the  
printer.  
Ink Cassette Insertion Slot  
• Open this to load or unload the ink  
cassette.  
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• Switches the video input between IrDA  
and DV.  
3 STANDBY/ON  
button  
• Turns the printer on and off.  
4 MEMORY button  
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• Used to store a video picture delivered  
through the DV connector.  
5 ON LINE button  
• Press this for video communications with  
your PC.  
Vent holes  
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• Periodically clean these holes with a  
vacuum cleaner. Make sure the printer’s  
power cord is unplugged.  
7 IrDA lamp  
8 DV lamp  
ON LINE lamp  
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• Lights when the PC mode is on.  
0 IrDA sensor  
• Receives a video data through the IrDA  
communication system.  
 
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Rear View  
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PARALLEL Connector  
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• Connect to the parallel (printer) terminal  
of a computer using a commercially  
available printer cable.  
Service Door for Jammed Paper Removal  
• Open this door when paper is jammed.  
* Do not open this door unless paper is  
jammed. Be sure to close this after  
clearing the paper jam.  
DV connector  
• Used to receive a video data from a  
digital camcorder with a DV connector.  
Power Cord  
• Plug into an AC outlet (AC 220 – 240 V).  
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HOW TO MAKE CONNECTIONS (DV CONNECTION)  
Some televisions and video cassette recorders require a specific type of output cable. Refer to  
their instruction manuals for details on television and VCR connections to the GV-DT1.  
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WHEN PRINTING FROM A DIGITAL CAMCORDER WITH A DV CONNECTOR  
Digital camcorder  
To DV connector  
DV cable (provided)  
Core Filter  
Connect the end provided  
with the Core Filter to the  
Printer.  
To DV input connector  
DV IN  
Printer  
 
HOW TO MAKE CONNECTIONS (IrDA RECEPTION)  
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WHEN PRINTING FROM AN IrTran-P COMPATIBLE DIGITAL STILL CAMERA  
IrTran-P (Infrared Transfer Picture):  
An infrared video data communications format which enables infrared communications of  
video data between compatible units of different manufacturers.  
IrTran-P compatible  
digital still camera  
Approx. 15°  
Approx. 15°  
Within an approx.  
50 cm distance  
Data communications may  
not be possible between  
some units when they are  
too close or too distant.  
IrDA sensor  
Printer  
Video data communications with the IrDA infrared communications system can be  
accomplished only between one transmitter and one receiver.  
If a picture is sent from one digital still camera to more than one printer, the picture can be  
received and printed only by the printer that has first responded to the transmission.  
 
INSTALLATION OF INK CASSETTE  
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Install the ink cassette included with the available  
blank paper sheet set.  
INSTALLATION OF INK CASSETTE  
1 POuPllEthNe rCigAhtStSopEToTf EtheDdOoOorRin the direction  
indicated by the arrow to open it.  
2 TAKE UP SLACK  
Turn the roller on the side with the “  
” mark  
in the direction of the arrow.  
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Do not turn the part marked with  
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2
3
mark  
3 IInNseSrTt AthLeLcaIsNseKtteClaAbSelS-sEidTeTEup from the end  
marked. Push it until you hear a click.  
4 PCuLsOh SthEe rCigAhSt sSidEeTToEf thDeOdoOoRr.  
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• The door clicks when it is fully closed.  
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Lock lever  
W h e n re m o vin g in k ca sse tte  
Push the lock lever in the direction of arrow.  
The ink cassette is unlocked and can be removed.  
CAUTIO N  
Do not stick your fingers into the ink cassette  
storage space. You may be burned or injured.  
 
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About Blank Paper Sheet Sets (optional)  
You must use one of the sets shown in the following chart:  
SET  
CONTENTS  
USES  
PV-50SFAE  
• Standard Print Paper (50 Sheets) Print your favorite images, just like  
(Standard type) â€˘ Ink Cassette (50 Prints)  
snapshots.  
PV-25SFSAE  
(Sticker type)  
• 1-Picture Single-Print Sticker  
Paper (15 Sheets)  
• 16-Picture Multi-Print Sticker  
Make customized seals and stick  
them on greeting cards, envelopes,  
letters, etc.  
*
Paper (10 Sheets)  
• Ink Cassette (25 Prints)  
PV-25UFAU  
(Super Fine HG  
type)  
• Standard Print Paper (25 Sheets) Suitable for storing Print paper.  
• Ink Cassette (25 Prints)  
* This unit does not incorporate a function for splitting the screen into 16 pictures.  
Printing on 16-picture multi-print sticker paper is impossible unless the digital still camera or the  
application software has a 16-picture splitting function.  
When multiple pictures are printed on a sheet, the print positions may vary from the intended  
positions.  
Be fo re Prin tin g  
Afte r Prin tin g  
â—Ź Do not touch printing side of the paper.  
â—Ź Do not use paper that is torn or curled, as  
this can result in paper jamming.  
â—Ź Do not use paper that is wet or damp.  
Printing may not be possible and paper  
jamming may occur.  
â—Ź If you touch a fresh print with wet hands,  
the print image may be discolored.  
â—Ź If a print absorbs organic cleaning solvents  
(alcohol, ester, keton, etc.), the colours will  
fade.  
â—Ź If cellophane tape or soft PVC are affixed to  
a print, the chemical reaction will cause  
accelerated colour fading.  
â—Ź Do not touch or pull out the ink cassette’s  
ink sheet.  
â—Ź Keep young children away from the ink  
cassette’s ink sheet.  
â—Ź When the ink cassette is empty, replace it  
with a new one. An empty ink cassette  
cannot be used. Do not try to rewind and  
re-use cassette.  
â—Ź Do not expose the paper to high tempera-  
tures, high humidity and/or direct sunlight.  
â—Ź You can write on one side of a PV-50SFAE  
print sheet.  
â—Ź When writing on a PV-50SFAE print sheet,  
be sure to use a pencil or an oil-based  
writing utensil. If you apply too much  
pressure, you’ll leave imprints on the print  
sheet.  
Sto ra g e  
â—Ź Avoid storing prints in areas subject to high  
temperatures or humidity, or near a heater  
or heat-generating device.  
â—Ź If you want to write something or stick a  
stamp on a PV-50SFAE sheet, wait until  
printing is finished. If you write something  
or stick something on before printing, the  
printer may not work properly.  
â—Ź Carefully read the precautions in the blank  
paper sheet set box and on the back of the  
blank sheet set before using.  
â—Ź Do not store prints in a soft plastic folder.  
Accelerated colour fading may result due to  
the chemical reaction, or the print(s) may  
stick to the file.  
â—Ź Do not store 2 prints with the printed sides  
touching, as the sheets may stick together.  
â—Ź Store print paper in its box, on a level  
surface. Failure to do so may cause the print  
paper to curl or bend, which can result in a  
paper jam within the unit.  
 
LOADING THE PAPER TRAY  
Opening the paper tray  
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â—Ź Open the lid while pushing  
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Inserting blank paper sheets in the  
paper tray  
1. Keep the partition panel upright. If it is  
tilted, get it upright by pushing the back of  
the paper tray.  
To printer  
Printing side  
Cautions  
2. Load print sheets in the tray, placing the  
side with the detection marks toward you,  
face down.  
• Sticker sheets are not provided with  
detection marks. Simply load them so that  
the printing side faces upward.  
• The tray can hold up to 25 sheets at one  
time.  
Partition panel  
Detection marks  
Be sure to read “Precautions when  
inserting printing paper” on the back of  
the paper tray lid.  
Output tray  
Loading/ unloading the paper tray  
â—Ź When loading, push the tray until it clicks.  
â—Ź When unloading, push the tray slightly to  
unlock the latch, then pull it out.  
 
PREPARATION  
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â—Ź Before printing, make sure everything is set up and ready.  
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2
3
Have a Blank Paper Sheet Set ready. (page 13)  
Install the ink cassette in the printer (page 12)  
Place the blank paper sheets in the paper tray and load the tray  
(page 14).  
â—Ź Use print sheets and ink cassette from the same kit.  
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5
6
Open the output tray.  
Connect image source to the printer (page 10).  
Plug the printer’s power cable into an AC outlet and press the  
button.  
â—Ź Power comes on and the  
indicator lights.  
You are now ready to print. For specific printing instructions,  
read the page corresponding to the type of printing you  
want to do (pages 16 through 19).  
 
PRINTING FROM A DIGITAL CAMCORDER (DV CONNECTION)  
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Pre p a ra tio n  
â—Ź See page 10 for connection.  
1 •SREeTfeTrHtoEthCeAinMstrCuOctiRonDmERanTuOal oPf LyAouYr  
camcorder.  
PRESS THE IrDA/ DV BUTTO N O F THE  
PRIN TER  
• When the DV lamp is  
Blinking : Video data is being received by  
the printer.  
Lighting : Video data is not under reception.  
Check for proper connection  
referring to page 10.  
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IrDA/DV  
PRINT  
MEMORY  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV ON LINE  
W HEN YO U HAVE REACHED THE  
SCEN E YO U WAN T TO PRIN T, SET  
THE CAMCO RDER TO STILL PICTURE  
3
4
PRESS THE PRIN TER MEMO RY  
BUTTO N  
• The picture you want to print is stored in  
memory.  
IrDA/DV  
PRINT  
MEMORY  
ON LINE  
• The PRINT lamp is blinking during video  
data conversion (for about 40 seconds).  
When you want to transmit the stored  
picture to your PC, see “Capturing a Picture  
into the PC” on page 32.  
IrDA DV ON LINE  
 
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W HEN THE PRIN T LAMP STO PS  
BLIN KIN G AN D LIGHTS,  
PRESS THE PRIN T BUTTO N  
• The PRINT lamp blinks and printing starts.  
• Printing is finished when the print paper is  
discharged with the PRINT lamp lit.  
IrDA/DV  
PRINT  
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MEMORY  
ON LINE  
• If you want to print the same picture again,  
press the PRINT button again after printing  
has once finished. Every pressing of the  
PRINT button produces one print copy.  
• If you want to print another picture, repeat  
the steps 3 to 5.  
IrDA DV ON LINE  
 
PRINTING FROM A DIGITAL STILL CAMERA (IrDA RECEPTION)  
When using a digital still camera compatible with IrTran-P, please refer also to the instruction  
manual provided with the camera.  
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Pre p a ra tio n  
When only storing a picture  
When storing and printing a picture  
Remove the paper tray from the printer.  
Load the paper tray containing print sheets.  
When picture data is sent from the digital  
still camera, a copy is automatically printed.  
PRESS THE PRIN TER IrDA/ DV  
BUTTO N TO START THE IrDA  
LAMP LIGHTS  
1
IrDA/DV  
MEMORY  
STO RE THE PICTURE YO U  
WAN T TO PRIN T IN THE DIG-  
ITAL STILL CAMERA  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
2
• Refer to the instruction manual  
provided with the camera for details.  
IrDA DV ON LINE  
TRAN SMIT THE PICTURE IN THE  
CAMERA TO THE PRIN TER  
• Aim the IrDA transmitter of the digital  
still camera at the IrDA sensor of the  
printer.  
3
IrDA sensor  
• The picture data is sent from the digital  
still camera to the printer.  
• Refer to the instruction manuals  
provided with the machines in use for  
details of their operation.  
• The DV and ON LINE lamps blink with  
the paper tray removed. Press the ON  
LINE button to light the ON LINE lamp,  
so as to cancel blinking.  
If you want to transmit the stored picture  
to your PC, refer to “Capturing a Picture  
into the PC” on page 32.  
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Th e p ictu re is a u to m a tica lly  
tra n sm itte d to th e p rin te r. A co p y  
is th e n a u to m a tica lly p rin te d .  
• When transmission is finished, the IrDA  
lamp changes from blinking to lighting.  
• Printing is finished when the print  
sheets are discharged and the PRINT  
lamp lights.  
 
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q Pro ce d u re fro m Pictu re Da ta Tra n sm issio n to Prin tin g  
The picture data sent from the digital still camera is automatically printed. The PRINT lamp  
lights and blinks as indicated below until printing is finished.  
PRINT  
PICTURE DATA BEIN G TRAN SMITTED  
FRO M CAMERA TO PRIN TER  
1
IrDA DV ON LINE  
Blinking slowly  
PRIN TER CO N VERTIN G THE PICTURE  
PRINT  
2
DATA AFTER TRAN SMISSIO N  
IrDA DV ON LINE  
• This may take several minutes depending on  
the machines in use or the volume of data  
transmission.  
Lighting  
Blinking  
PRINT  
DATA CO N VERSIO N FIN ISHED  
• Printing automatically starts with the paper  
tray loaded.  
3
IrDA DV ON LINE  
Lighting  
Blinking slowly  
4 PRIN TIN G FIN ISHED  
PRINT  
IrDA DV ON LINE  
Lighting  
Lighting  
• The picture data is being stored in memory as  
long as the PRINT lamp is lit. Every pressing  
of the PRINT button produces a print copy of  
the same picture.  
• When you want to print another picture,  
repeat the steps 2 and 3 on the previous page.  
• Data communications may be variable or  
impossible depending on the lighting  
condition, battery consumption,  
communications distance and sending and  
receiving angles.  
 
MEMO  
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PERSONAL COMPUTER  
PRINTER SECTION  
q The Readme.TXT file provides additional information for setup and information  
that is not included in the instruction manual. Please read the file before installing  
the provided software program.  
q You can find the latest information (in English) on the provided software program  
at our www server:  
q If you want to process the picture, see the Idea Guide of the MGI PhotoSuite  
included in the CD-ROM.  
 
INTRODUCTION  
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REQ UIRED HARDWARE  
qBi-Directional 25-pin printer interface  
q486DX2 or higher CPU  
O PERATIN G EN VIRO N MEN T  
qPersonal computer with Microsoftா* Windowsா* Operating System Version 3.1  
(also verified to run with Microsoftா Windowsா 95)  
* Microsoftா and Windowsா are trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation registered in the  
United States and other countries.  
q16 MB RAM or more  
qAt least 8 MB available hard disk space  
qColour display capable of handling at least 640 x 480 dots and 256 colours  
(Recommended: true colour 24-bit)  
qWindowsா-compatible mouse connected to PC  
q3.5” 1.44MB floppy disk drive  
qCD-ROM drive  
THIN GS YO U’LL N EED IN ADDITIO N THE PRO VIDED  
ACCESSO RIES  
A commercially available printer cable (3 m or shorter). Use one capable of all-pin wiring.  
Some PCs are compatible only with a particular design of printer cable. Consult your dealer  
before purchasing a cable.  
When using a printer cable which is over 3 m long, a transmission error may occur.  
(Example)  
36-pin male  
Micro ribbon  
25-pin male  
D-sub  
 
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SO FTWARE FEATURES  
DRIVER W IN DO W  
Print orientation, number of prints and image adjustment can be selected in this window.  
• Print orientation : Portrait/Landscape  
• No. of prints  
: 1 to 25  
• Image adjustment  
Contrast  
: Low — High (11 grades from –5 — +5)  
Brightness : Dark — Bright (11 grades from –5 — +5)  
CAPTURE UTILITY W IN DO W FO R IMAGE CAPTURIN G  
Images stored in the GV-DT1 can be processed and stored in your computer in the bitmap  
(BMP) format.  
Storage  
format  
Extension: *.BMP format  
(full colour / 256 tone /  
gray scale)  
Edit  
Undo / Copy / Rotate 90° /  
Resize / Change colour mode  
Image  
Enlarge / Reduce  
Image size 640 x 480 /  
320 x 240 / 160 x 120  
Window  
Tile / Cascade / Arrange  
icons / Select file  
File  
Image capture / Save /  
Save as / Exit  
Help  
Help menu / Version  
The GV-DT1 “Driver and capture utility software” is not operable as a network printer.  
 
PERIPHERAL UNIT CONNECTIONS  
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Some televisions and video cassette recorders require a specific type of output cable. Refer to  
their instruction manuals for details on television and VCR connections to the GV-DT1.  
W h e n Prin tin g fro m PC  
q W h e n co n n e ctin g co m p o n e n ts, m a k e su re a ll u n its a re tu rn e d o ff.  
To  
PARALLEL  
connector  
Printer  
Commercially  
available printer  
cable (bi-  
directional  
parallel interface)  
Parallel (printer)  
connector  
 
HOW TO INSTALL THE SOFTWARE  
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IN STALLIN G IN A W IN DO W S CO MPATIBLE PC  
See the instruction manual of Windowsா or the PC in use for the basic operation of Windowsா.  
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In th e ca se o f W in d o w s 3 .1  
In th e ca se o f W in d o w s 9 5  
Start up Windowsா 3.1.  
Start up Windowsா 95.  
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• If you have any other applications  
open, close them all.  
• If you have any other applications  
open, close them all.  
Insert the “Driver & Capture Utility  
Software” into the floppy disk drive.  
Insert the “Driver & Capture Utility  
Software” into the floppy disk drive.  
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Double-click the My Computer icon on  
the desktop.  
Select [File Manager] from the [Main]  
group on the Windowsா display.  
Select a floppy disk drive.  
Double-click the floppy disk icon.  
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The setup. exe file appears on the display.  
• The SETUP icon appears on the display.  
Double-click the SETUP icon.  
Double-click the setup. exe file.  
• Installation begins.  
• Follow the instruction messages on the  
display.  
• Installation begins.  
• Follow the instruction messages on the  
display.  
• If you agree to the Software Licensing  
Agreement, press [Yes]. If not, press  
[No], and the processing is closed.  
• If you agree to the Software Licensing  
Agreement, press [Yes]. If not, press  
[No], and the processing is closed.  
Click the [Reboot] button.  
Click the [Reboot] button.  
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• Windowsா is once closed and then  
opened again.  
• Windowsா is once closed and then  
opened again.  
• This completes the installation  
procedure.  
• This completes the installation  
procedure.  
The provided software is capable of displaying 6 languages including English, German,  
French, Spanish, Italian and Dutch.  
The language used by the software is selected automatically at the time of installation  
according to the language setup of your personal computer.  
English is used when your personal computer is set to a language other than one listed  
above.  
 
OPEN & CLOSE (Basic Operation Procedure)  
GETTIN G STARTED  
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You can launch this program using the standard procedure for Windowsா. There are some  
differences between Windowsா 3.1 and Windowsா 95.  
Windowsா 3.1 offers a number of ways to launch an application.  
1. Open the group of application icons on the program manger and double-click the applica-  
tion you want to open.  
2. Select Run in the program manger, select the file name of the application and click the  
RUN button.  
3. Double-click the application name in the File Manager menu.  
File(F) Edit(E) View(V) Help(H)  
With Windowsா 95, click the [START] button on the taskbar, and the program menu  
appears on the screen. Move the cursor to the program you want to run and click to start  
the program.  
Accessories  
StartUp  
MS-DOS Prompt  
Windows Explorer  
Now let’s actually launch the program.  
If you’re using Windowsா 3.1, open the JVC GV-DT1 Capture group on the program manager  
and double-click the JVC GV-DT1 Capture icon.  
If you’re using Windowsா 95, select JVC GV-DT1 Capture on the start menu and start it.  
 
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Once the program has loaded, Windowsா 3.1 displays the screen shown below.  
Icon button  
Control menu button  
Titlebar  
Maximize button  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
The titlebar and menubar look different on Windowsா 95.  
Icon button  
Control menu button  
Titlebar  
Close button  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
Maximize button  
CLO SIN G THE PRO GRAM  
Double-click the control menu button in Windowsா 3.1 or click Close GV-DT1 Capture Utility  
(X) on the [File (F)] menu.  
With Windowsா 95, simply click the Close button.  
 
CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS  
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MEN UBAR  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window
Capture New(N)  
Save(S)  
Save As(A)  
Exit Capture Utility(X)  
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The menubar provides several menus with lists of commands that enable you to execute various  
program functions.  
Click the desired item on the menubar to pull down the menu. Then click on the desired  
command in the pulldown menu.  
Some commands may not be executable depending on where you are in the program. Disabled  
functions look lighter than other items.  
Each menu is configured as shown below  
File(F)  
Select to capture the image stored in printer into the  
computer.  
Capture New(N)  
Save(S)  
Select to change the file content without changing  
the file name. This erases all the content previously  
entered.  
Save As(A)  
Exit Capture Utility(X)  
Select to save as a new file.  
Closes the capture utility program.  
 
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Edit(E)  
Select to undo the most recent work done.  
Select to copy to the clipboard. The copy is displayed in  
colour according to the monitor setup.  
Select to rotate through 90° clockwise.  
Select to rotate through 90° counterclockwise.  
Select to reduce the captured image to 1/4 or 1/16.  
Select to change the number of colours (colour grade scale)  
of the capture image.  
Undo(Z)  
Copy(C)  
Rotate 90° Clockwise(9)  
Rotate 90° Counterclockwise(0)  
Resize(S)  
Change Colour Mode(C)  
Rotate 90° counterclockwise  
Captured image  
Rotate 90° clockwise  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
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Click Undo when you want to restore the previous image.  
Edit(E)  
If you want to restore the previous size after resizing, click Undo.  
If you resized the image more than once, you cannot restore the  
original size.  
Undo(Z)  
Copy(C)  
Rotate 90° Clockwise(9)  
Rotate 90° Counterclockwise(0)  
Resize(S)  
Reduces the current image to 1/4.  
Reduces the current image to 1/16.  
640x480->320x240  
640x480->160x120  
Change Colour Mode(C)  
Captured image  
1/4  
1/16  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
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Edit(E)  
Undo(Z)  
Copy(C)  
Rotate 90° Clockwise(9)  
Rotate 90° Counterclockwise(0)  
Resize(S)  
Switches between full-colour mode, 256-  
tone index colour mode and Grey Scale  
mode.  
Change Colour Mode(C)  
256-Tone Index Colour  
Grey Scale  
Image(I)  
Displays the captured image at the desired  
magnification.  
800%  
400%  
200%  
100%  
50%  
25%  
 
CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS (cont.)  
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Window(W)  
Arranges the captured images side by side and stacked one upon another.  
A maximum of four tiles are visible at one time.  
Tile(T)  
Arranges the captured images in cascade. Shows a maximum of four images  
overlapping one another.  
Cascade(C)  
Arrange Icons  
Arranges the minimized images side by side.  
1 Capture1  
2 Capture2  
3 Capture3  
4 Capture4  
Temporary file names for the captured images.  
• Tile  
• Cascade  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
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• Arrange Icons  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
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Help(H)  
Displays contents of the help file.  
Displays the software version information.  
Contents(I)  
About GV-DT1 Capture Utility(A)  
 
PRINTING PROCEDURE  
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Store the picture you want to transmit to the PC in the printer.  
TRAN SMITTIN G  
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Capture the picture you want to print into the PC.  
Work on the characters and other data with the MGI PhotoSuite  
provided or other optional software programs.  
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Start printing.  
 
CAPTURING A PICTURE INTO the PC  
This is to capture a picture into the PC and display it on the monitor.  
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Pre p a ra tio n :  
• Capture a picture from a digital camcorder or a digital still camera into the printer in advance.  
• See â€śPrinting from a Digital Camcorder” (page 16) or “Printing from a Digital Still Camera”  
(page 18) for details of capturing.  
• The PRINT lamp lights when capturing into the printer is finished.  
1. Press the printer ON LINE button to  
bring the on LINE lamp into lighting.  
IrDA/DV  
MEMORY  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV ON LINE  
2. Capture the image  
• Select [Capture New (N)] in the File  
menu to transfer the image data from  
Capture in progress  
printer to PC.  
• The printer ON LINE lamp blinks during  
10%  
capturing the picture.  
Cancel  
• The captured image from the DV  
connection is framed in white.  
3. Capturing is finished  
• The picture captured is shown on the  
PC display.  
If you want to keep the picture in the PC, store it in the hard disk or similar by selecting  
[File] - [Save As].  
 
PRINTING FROM the PC  
You cannot print the captured image with the provided Driver & Capture Utility Software. Use a  
commercially available Paint or other photo editing software program to print the image.  
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Pre p a ra tio n :  
Capture the picture referring to “Capturing a Picture into the PC” on the previous page.  
1. Work on the characters and other data with the MGI PhotoSuite provided or other  
commercially available painting software.  
• See the instruction manual provided with the software for details.  
2. Press the printer ON LINE button to bring the ON LINE lamp into lighting.  
3. Set up the printer.  
(Example)  
• Windowsா 95  
Select [Print (P)] of the File menu to call up the print display. Select [JVC GV-DT1] in the  
printer name box.  
• Windowsா 3.1  
Select [Printer Setup (R)] of the File menu to call up the printer setup display. Select [JVC  
GV-DT1] as the printer name.  
Operations and displays may be different than described above in some applications.  
Refer to the application’s instruction manual for details.  
4. Call up the printer setup display (setup dialog).  
(Example)  
• Windowsா 95  
Click (Properties (P)) on the print display and the (Setup Dialog) box appears. (See page 34)  
• Windowsா 3.1  
Click [Option (O)] on the printer setup display, and the [Setup Dialog] box appears.  
(See page 34)  
• Select print orientation, number of prints and image adjustment.  
• When this is done, click OK. The new settings are saved and the Setup Dialog box closes.  
5. To start printing ...  
• Click (OK) on the print display to open the (Spooler) window. (See page 35)  
When the all the print data is transferred to the printer (the spooler bar reaches the end),  
printing starts.  
NOTE : Printing may not work properly with some software programs.  
Do not give a printing instruction to the PC while the printer is printing with the PRINT  
button pressed, as this may result in the picture printed being abnormal.  
 
PRINTING FROM the PC (cont.)  
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HO W THE SETUP DIALO G W O RKS  
No. of prints  
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GV-DT1 Setup Dialog  
Orientation  
Portrait  
Number of Prints  
OK  
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Print orientation  
1
Landscape  
Cancel  
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Image Adjustment  
Normal(N)  
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Low  
Contrast  
High  
Normal  
Help(H)…  
Version(A)  
Image adjustment  
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Dark  
Brightness  
Bright  
Normal  
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1. Prin t o rie n ta tio n  
4. [O K]  
Select when printing.  
Click to validate the change you have  
made.  
Portrait  
: Select when printing a  
vertical image layout.  
(Maximum size: H 480 dots x  
V 640 dots)  
5. [Ca n ce l]  
Click to cancel the change you have  
made and close this window.  
Landscape : Select when printing a  
horizontal image layout.  
(Maximum size: H 640 dots x  
V 480 dots)  
6. [N o rm a l (N )]  
Click to set contrast and brightness to  
normal.  
2. N u m b e r o f p rin ts  
7. [He lp (H)]  
Enter a number when you want to make  
multiple prints of the same image. Up to  
25 prints possible.  
Click to call up help information.  
8. [Ve rsio n (A)]  
Click to display the GV-DT1 printer driver  
version.  
3. Im a g e a d ju stm e n t  
Select when you want to adjust how the  
image looks.  
Contrast (Low/High adjustment):  
Adjustable between –5 (min.) and +5  
(max.).  
Brightness:  
Adjustable between –5 (min.) and +5  
(max.)  
 
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HO W THE SPO O LER W IN DO W W O RKS  
GV-DT1 Spooler  
Information(I) Help(H)  
Control button  
Spooler bar box  
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Signal indicator box  
1
Help button  
Printer icon  
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File name box  
2
Information button  
Setup button  
Transmitting now.  
Message box 3  
1. Sig n a l in d ica to r b o x  
5. Sp o o le r b a r b o x  
Red : Print data capture in pause.  
Blue : Print data capture in progress.  
Displays progress of the data transfer from  
PC to printer. Print starts when the bar is  
fully down.  
2. File n a m e b o x  
Displays the name of the file or the  
application which you have specified for  
printing.  
6. He lp b u tto n  
Click to call up help information for the  
spooler window. Same as [Help] on the  
menu bar.  
3. Me ssa g e b o x  
Displays the current status.  
7. Prin te r ico n  
Displays the current printer status. See  
Help for details.  
4. Co n tro l b u tto n  
: Click to pause the spooler.  
8. In fo rm a tio n b u tto n  
: Click to re-open the spooler. When  
an error message appears, click  
[Close] and then  
Displays the spooler version.  
9. Se tu p b u tto n  
.
Spooler setup can be changed depending  
on how Windowsா is used.  
• Shape when opening the spooler  
• State when opening the spooler  
• How to open the spooler  
• How to close the spooler  
See Help for details.  
: Click to delete the spooler bar.  
 
INDICATIONS AND MESSAGES  
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Lamp Indications  
Reference  
p a g e s  
â…· Ap p e a rs w h e n :  
â…Ą Re co m m e n d e d a ctio n s:  
La m p in d ica tio n  
â…· Ink running out or ink cassette not  
PRINT  
loaded.  
ON LINE  
Blinking quickly  
IrDA DV  
â…Ą Replace with new one or insert ink  
cassette.  
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One of the following items applies.  
1) â…· Rear door is open.  
â…Ą Close the rear door.  
2) â…· Output tray is closed.  
â…Ą Open the output tray.  
3) â…· Paper tray not loaded.  
â…Ą Fill the paper sheets and load the tray.  
4) â…· Print paper running out or jammed.  
â…Ą Refill print sheets or remove the sheet  
jammed.  
5) â…· Print paper is not compatible with the  
ink cassette type or the direction of  
print paper is wrong.  
12  
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PRINT  
ON LINE  
Blinking quickly  
IrDA DV  
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â…Ą Open the rear door and remove the  
jammed paper. Make sure that the  
print paper is compatible with the ink  
cassette.  
â…· Temperature within the printer is high.  
PRINT lamp may blink quickly also  
during printing.  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
â…Ą Wait while until PRINT lamp stops  
blinking.  
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One of the input mode  
lamps lights during the  
blinking of the PRINT  
lamp.  
Blinking  
quickly  
â…· IrDA mode selected, with no picture  
stored in memory.  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
Lighting  
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Reference  
p a g e s  
â…· Ap p e a rs w h e n :  
â…Ą Re co m m e n d e d a ctio n s:  
La m p in d ica tio n  
â…· IrDA data being received.  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
ON LINE  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
18  
19  
Blinking  
â…· IrDA data being converted.  
PRINT  
IrDA DV  
18  
19  
Lighting  
Blinking  
â…· Printing with IrDA reception finished.  
â…Ą Every pressing of the PRINT button after  
finishing printing produces another  
copy of the same picture.  
PRINT  
IrDA DV  
18  
19  
Lighting  
Lighting  
â…· DV mode selected, with no picture  
stored in memory.  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
16  
16  
Lighting  
â…· DV data being received.  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
Blinking  
â…· DV data being converted.  
PRINT  
IrDA DV  
Lighting  
16  
17  
Blinking  
 
INDICATIONS AND MESSAGES (cont.)  
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Lamp Indications (cont.)  
Reference  
p a g e s  
â…· Ap p e a rs w h e n :  
â…Ą Re co m m e n d e d a ctio n s:  
La m p in d ica tio n  
â…· DV data converted.  
Pressing the PRINT button allows  
printing of the stored picture. Every  
pressing of the PRINT button produces  
another copy of the same picture.  
PRINT  
â…Ą
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
16  
17  
Lighting  
Lighting  
â…· Ready to receive picture data from PC.  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
32  
Lighting  
â…· Picture data being captured from printer  
to PC.  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
32  
Blinking  
Lighting  
â…· Picture data being received from PC.  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
32  
Blinking  
â…· Picture data communications with the  
PC has finished.  
PRINT  
ON LINE  
IrDA DV  
32  
Lighting  
Lighting  
 
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PRIN TER SECTIO N  
If  
Reference  
p a g e s  
Ch e ck to se e if  
Picture data cannot  
be transmitted  
through the DV  
connection  
â…· Printer is in DV mode.  
Press IrDA/DV button to light the DV lamp.  
â…Ą
â…· Cable is in correct connection.  
Make sure of proper connection.  
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â…Ą
â…· Picture is recorded on the DV tape.  
Use a tape with picture data recorded.  
â…Ą
â…· Camcorder with the DV connector is in Still  
Picture blurred  
Picture mode.  
When installing a picture from the camcorder by  
the DV connector to the printer, set the camcorder  
with the DV connector in Still Picture.  
when printed from  
the camcorder with  
the DV connector  
â…Ą
16  
â…· Printer is in IrDA mode.  
Picture data cannot  
be transmitted  
through IrDA  
reception  
Press IrDA/DV button to light the IrDA lamp.  
â…Ą
â…· Picture data is being transmitted at a correct  
distance and angle.  
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Aim the transmitter right in front of the IrDA sensor  
of printer and transmit within an approx. 50 cm  
distance. Data communications may be difficult at  
a too close or too remote distance depending on  
the machines in use.  
â…Ą
 
INDICATIONS AND MESSAGES (cont.)  
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IF YO U HAVE THE FO LLO W IN G MEASSAGES O N THE DISPLAY  
PC PRIN TER SECTIO N  
Reference  
p a g e s  
â…· Ap p e a rs w h e n :  
â…Ą Re co m m e n d e d a ctio n s  
Me ssa g e  
Printer is internally  
overheated.  
Please wait.  
â…· Temperature in the printer rises too high for the  
installation environment, continuous printing and  
other reasons.  
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â…Ą Wait a while until the message disappears.  
No ink cassette  
loaded. Set ink  
cassette and close  
cover.  
â…· The ink cassette is not installed or is improperly  
installed.  
â…Ą Insert the ink cassette and close the door.  
Check the back door  
or the paper/output  
trays.  
â…· Paper tray is running out of paper; rear door is  
open; output tray is closed; and paper tray is not  
loaded.  
â…Ą Make sure that there is paper in the paper tray and  
check for the items mentioned above.  
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14  
IrDA mode or DV  
mode is selected.  
Switch to the PC  
mode.  
â…· Picture is captured or printed from a PC with the  
printer ON LINE lamp kept off.  
â…Ą Let the ON LINE lamp light by pressing the ON  
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LINE button.  
Paper is not compat-  
ible with ink  
cassette. Open back  
door and remove  
paper.  
â…· Print sheets are not compatible with the ink  
cassette model or the paper orientation is wrong.  
â…Ą Open the jammed paper removing door and  
remove the jammed paper.  
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Make sure that the print paper is compatible with  
the ink cassette model.  
Ink cassette is  
â…· Ink cassette is running out.  
â…Ą Replace with a new one.  
empty. Replace ink  
cassette. Pull out  
paper tray and  
check paper.  
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â…Ą When the ink cassette has been consumed,  
remove the paper tray and check for jammed  
paper. If paper is jammed, place the jammed paper  
in the tray and load it on the printer.  
â…Ą Make sure that the print paper is compatible with  
the ink cassette model.  
Paper jammed.  
Remove paper.  
â…· Paper jams during printing.  
â…Ą Remove jammed paper referring to page 43.  
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IF YO U HAVE THE FO LLO W IN G MEASSAGES O N THE DISPLAY  
Reference  
p a g e s  
â…· Ap p e a rs w h e n :  
â…Ą Re co m m e n d e d a ctio n s  
Me ssa g e  
Pull out paper tray  
and check paper.  
â…· The paper tray is running out of paper or paper  
feeding is not working.  
â…Ą Remove the paper tray and set print sheets  
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correctly.  
Printer has malfunc-  
tioned unexpectedly.  
Printing will be  
cancelled.  
â…· Any abnormality occurs during printing.  
â…Ą Turn the power off, unplug the power cord, then  
plug the cord back in and turn the power on again.  
If the message remains, consult your dealer or your  
local JVC service center.  
Failed in connecting  
with a printer.  
Check printer type,  
cable connection,  
and power.  
â…· PC is connected with any other printer; printer  
power is not turned on; or cable is not in correct  
connection.  
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â…Ą Turn the printer power on after checking to make  
sure connections are correct.  
Now Printing.  
Please wait until  
printing is over.  
â…· Another operation is done during printing.  
â…Ą Do not do another operation during printing.  
 
TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.)  
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O THER PRO BLEMS:  
This unit is a precision machine which includes a microprocessor. Its operational performance  
may be influenced by external noise or disturbance. If a normal operation cannot be achieved  
even after taking appropriate actions as defined below, the power should be turned off by  
unplugging the power cable. Then reconnect the power by plugging it in again and recheck for  
proper operation.  
Reference  
p a g e s  
If  
Ch e ck to se e if  
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Power won’t turn on  
â…· Power cord is unplugged.  
lamp lights  
(or blinks)  
â…· Take the appropriate action referring to “Lamp  
Indications” on pages 36-38. If such an action fails  
to solve the problem, turn the power off, unplug the  
power cable and wait for a few minutes. Then plug  
the cable and turn the power on again.  
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Paper is jammed  
â…· Paper jam may be due to:  
• Incompatibility of paper with ink cassette  
• Wrong paper orientation  
• The printer set upright or tilted  
â…· Remove paper as directed on page 43.  
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Ink cassette is empty  
â…· Remove the paper tray and check for jammed  
paper. If paper is jammed, place the jammed paper  
in the tray and load it in the printer.  
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43  
Two or more  
stacked sheets have  
printed  
â…· Blank paper sheets have been properly shuffled. If  
not, shuffle them thoroughly to separate each sheet  
before placing them on the paper tray.  
14  
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The stored image  
has disappeared  
â…· The picture stored is erased when you turn the  
printer power off or switches between IrDA and DV  
modes. Carry out the storing procedure again.  
Colour is weak or  
wrong  
â…·
Colours are generally acceptable. The colours on the  
TV screen may be somewhat different from those  
actually printed, which is normal with this Printer.  
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—
The image you want  
to print from the  
playback unit  
cannot be called up  
on screen  
â…· Printing results may not be normal when you play  
the tape recorded with another camcorder or store  
an image on a tape section with any scratches or  
noise. Try storing it on a different section.  
â…· Also, when you print a picture with special effects  
(such as Wide or Cinema), you may not obtain a  
normal print.  
 
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W HEN PAPER JAMS  
1. Unplug the power cord.  
If n o p a p e r is ja m m e d in th e  
slo t o f th e p a p e r tra y  
• The stored image disappears.  
2. Remove the jammed sheet from the  
4. Remove the jammed paper removing  
output tray.  
door and remove the paper.  
Output tray  
If n o p a p e r is ja m m e d in th e  
o u tp u t tra y  
3. Remove the paper tray and remove the  
jammed sheet.  
Lift the white lever and  
remove the jammed paper.  
5. After removing the paper, insert the paper  
tray and re-place the jammed paper  
removing door.  
6. Plug in the power cord and turn on the  
power.  
 
SPECIFICATIONS  
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Power  
AC 220 — 240 V `, 50 Hz  
During printing : Approx. 65 W, 0.5 A  
When idle : Approx. 4 W  
Power consumption  
Print format  
Print quality  
Sublimation dye thermal transfer line printing  
Resolution : 640 (horiz.) x 480 (vert.) dots  
Gradation : 256 tones  
Print medium  
Ink sheet : Cartridge  
(dedicated) 3-colour consecutive printing (yellow, magenta, cyan)  
Print sheet : Paper size 144 x 100 mm  
(dedicated) Maximum print area 112 x 84 mm  
Connectors  
DV input : DV connector  
IrDA input : IrDA sensor  
(Conforms to the IrTran-P standard and  
corresponds to the IrDA Ver 1.0)  
Parallel  
: Amphenol 36 pin  
Operating temperature  
Operating humidity  
Storage temperature  
Operating position  
Dimensions  
+5 — +35°C  
35 — 80%  
–20 — +60°C  
Level (horizontal) ±5°  
213 W x 90 H x 213 D mm  
Approx. 2.3 kg  
Weight  
Design and specifications subject to change without notice.  
 
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MEMO  
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COPYRIGHT© 1998 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LTD.  

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