Canon printer PIXMA MG7720 User Manual

							Front View
(1) operation panelUse to change the settings of the machine or to operate it. Also, lift and open it to replace an ink tank, to
check the ink lamp, or to remove jammed paper inside the machine.
Operation Panel
(2) document cover Open to load an original on the platen glass.
(3) paper output tray Opens automatically when printing or copying starts and printed paper is ejected. Also, you need to
open it to insert a memory card.
(4) disc tray guide Open by pulling it out to attach the disc tray. Use only when printing onto a printable disc. Keep closed
for normal operation.
(5) output tray extension Opens automatically when you open the paper output tray, and supports ejected paper.
(6) paper output support Extend to support ejected paper.
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							(7) cassette 1Load 4" x 6" (10 x 15 cm) or 5" x 7" (13 x 18 cm) size photo paper into the cassette, and insert it into themachine. Two or more papers of the same size and media type can be loaded at the same time, which
are fed automatically one sheet at a time.
Loading Small Size Paper Such as 4" x 6" (10 x 15 cm)
The disc tray can be stored in the back of the cassette 1.
How to Detach / Attach the Disc Tray
(8) cassette 2 Load A4, B5, A5, or Letter-sized plain paper or photo paper and envelopes into the cassette, and insert
it into the machine. Two or more papers of the same size and media type can be loaded at the same
time, which are fed automatically one sheet at a time.
Loading Large Size Paper Such as A4 or Letter
Loading Envelopes
(9) platen glass Load an original here.
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							Rear View
(1) rear coverDetach when removing jammed paper.
(2) power cord connector Plug in the supplied power cord.
(3) USB port Plug in the USB cable to connect the machine with a computer.
(4) wired LAN connector Plug in the LAN cable to connect the machine to a LAN.
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							Inside View
(1) card slotInsert a memory card.
Before Inserting the Memory Card
(2) Access lamp Lights or flashes to indicate the memory card status.
Inserting the Memory Card
(3) ink lamps Lights or flashes to indicate the ink tank status.
Checking the Ink Status with the Ink Lamps
(4) print head holder The print head is pre-installed.
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							Operation Panel* All buttons and lamps on the operation panel are shown lit in the figure below for explanatory purposes.
Only available buttons will be lit.
(1) ON button Turns the power on or off. Before turning on the power, make sure that the document cover is closed.
Turning the Machine On and Off
(2) POWER lamp Lights after flashing when the power is turned on.
(3) HOME button Used to display the HOME screen.
Using the Operation Panel
(4) touch screen Displays messages, menu items, and the operational status. Directly touch the screen lightly with your
finger tip to select a menu item or displayed button. You can also preview photos on a memory card
before printing.
Basic Operation of the touch screen
(5) Black button Starts black & white copying, scanning, etc.
(6) Color button Starts color copying, scanning, etc.
(7) Stop button Cancels operation when print, copy, or scan job is in progress.
(8) NFC (Near Field Communication) mark Pass an NFC-enabled smartphone, etc. with a Canon NFC-compliant application installed on it over this
mark to perform printing and other operations.
(9) Alarm lamp Lights or flashes when an error occurs.
(10) Back button Returns the screen to the previous screen.
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							Power Supply
Confirming that the Power Is On
Turning the Machine On and Off
Notice for the Power Plug/Power Cord
Notice for Unplugging the Power Cord
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							Confirming that the Power Is OnThe  POWER  lamp is lit when the machine is turned on.
Even if the buttons on the operation panel and the touch screen display are off, if the  POWER lamp is lit, the
machine is on.
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							Turning the Machine On and OffTurning on the machine1.
Touch the  ON button to turn on the machine.
The  POWER  lamp flashes and then remains lit.
Confirming that the Power Is On
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