Manual print head alignment canon pixma ip3000

#Manual print head alignment canon pixma ip3000 manual#

Note: if your printer is, for instance, an IP4000, the Japan setting will be IP4100, and the rest will be IP4000. Once selected, go to the next step below: Destination settings: Press the Resume/Cancel button five times. Reset waste ink counter: Press the Resume/Cancel button four times. Initialize EEPROM: Press the Resume/Cancel button three times.

EEPROM information print: Press the Resume/Cancel button two times. Service test print: Press the Resume/Cancel button one time. Here are the functions, and the number of times you'll need to press which buttons: o o o o o You'll want the Destination Settings corresponding to letter paper-CDR printing below. There you have to pick a submenu function (one of which is 'return to main menu') before you are returned to the main menu. Once the function is entered, you will return to the original menu level, except for the Destination settings. The Power button in this context works like a single mouse-click does on a menu in a GUI interface. Then press the Power button to enter the sub-menu function. Each time you push the Resume/Cancel button, the power light will turn orange, then green, alternating as you continue to push. Service Mode Functions Once you're in Service Mode, you access each function by pressing the Resume/Cancel button the number of times called for in the list below. The light below Resume/Cancel will go on, too. When the Power light turns solid green, you are in service mode. The light will flash green for a few seconds and you'll hear odd whirring noises. While still holding Power, press Resume/Cancel twice. When you see a green power light go on, release the Resume/Cancel button.

Turn off the printer (but leave it plugged in to its power supply). To do so, start with the following five steps: 1. You access it using the Power and Resume/Cancel buttons instead of a computer keyboard or mouse. Searching for one might be a good idea.) The Canon printer service mode is an internal diagnostic/maintenance menu tree. One might be available as of whenever you read this.

Unfortunately, the URL from which I previously downloaded my copy no longer seems to exist.

#Manual print head alignment canon pixma ip3000 manual#

(By the way, I got this information below from the Canon service manual for this printer. For this section, it's important to know that you get access to the Canon printer firmware through two buttons on the front panel. If you have got your EEPROM print, look for 'TPAGE' = total pages 'PAGE' = ASF feed pages (all=all, PP=plain paper, HR=high resolution paper and so on) 'UCPAGE' = U-turn cassette feed pages 'L' = 10x15cm pages (4ењ†') 'CDR' = CDs other interesting stuff: 'D' = waste ink counter 'P_ON' = power on count 'PC' = purging count (manual/deep cleaning/timer/ dot count/ink tank replacement) 'CH' = Head changes 'CT' = tank changes (ink tank replacement count)Д¬anon Printer Service Mode What needs to be done here is that the 'destination' setting-which tells the printer where it is- needs to be changed from the U.S./Canada default setting to a setting that supports print-to-CD on a letter-size (8.5-inch x 11-inch) default setting. C) You can leave service mode by pressing without pressing resume before. (btw: to give you some optical feedback, the indicator LED toggles between orange and green each time the resume button is pressed.) - 1x, then : extended nozzle check - 2x, then : EEPROM information print - and many more, which could mess up your printer if you don't know what you're doing. (Now you are holding both buttons down) - release the button (but do not take the finger off the power button) - press 2x - release the button B) Functions available in service mode: Once you have entered the service mode, you can select one of the functions mentioned below by pressing the resume button the specified number of times and confirm that selection by pressing the power button. press and hold the button, and then press and hold the button. How do I determine how many pages I have printed? A) Entering service mode: - make sure the printer is turned off.