DELL Wasabi PZ310 User Manual

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Printing Photos
Turning On Your Printer
Press the power button to turn on the printer. 
The Ready indicator  lights up immediately and indicates that the printer 
is ready for printing.
 
						

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Sending and Printing Photos Using Bluetooth® 
Technology
From a Cell Phone
 NOTE: The steps for using Bluetooth transmission may be different for each cell 
phone. See the documentation of your cell phone for specific details on how to 
send photos using Bluetooth.
You can send photos from a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone to your 
Dell Ink-Free Printer PZ310 for printing.
1
Select the photo you would like to print from the stored photos on your 
cell phone. 
2Select the Bluetooth transmission option on your cell phone’s menu list. 
For example, Send via Bluetooth, Copy, or Beam. 
3
Search for devices and select Dell PZ310. 
4Confirm the transmission on your cell phone and begin sending the photo 
to the printer. 
The printer automatically begins printing once the photo has been fully 
received. It takes approximately a minute to send and complete printing via 
Bluetooth transmission (based on a JPEG image taken from a 2 mega pixel 
camera phone).
 
						

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From a Bluetooth-Enabled Computer
You can send photos from a Bluetooth-enabled computer to your 
Dell Ink-Free Printer PZ310 for printing.
Printing Using File Browser
1Browse and select the photo you would like to print using your Dell Ink-
Free Printer PZ310.
2Right-click the selected picture and select Send To.
3Search for devices and select Dell PZ310.
4Click Next to start the file transfer.
Once the photo has been fully received, the printer starts printing 
automatically.
 
						

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Printing Using Bluetooth File Transfer Application
1Right click on the Bluetooth icon on the Microsoft® Wind ows® system 
tray and select 
Send a File.
2Search for devices and select Dell PZ310.
3Select the photo you would like to print using your Dell Ink-Free Printer 
PZ310.
4Click Next to start the file transfer.
Once the photo has been fully received, the printer starts printing 
automatically.
 NOTE: By default, no passkey is required to connect to the Dell Ink-Free Printer 
PZ310. If a passkey is requested, enter 0000 (four zeroes).
 
NOTE: Printing a file from applications such as image/text editors or presentation 
applications is not supported. 
 
NOTE: The steps for sending and printing from your Bluetooth-enabled computer 
may vary based on the operating system. However, the principle is the same across 
different operating systems.
 
						

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Sending and Printing Photos Using PictBridge
 NOTE: The steps for using PictBridge may be different for each digital camera. See 
the documentation of your digital camera for specific details on how to send photos 
using PictBridge.
 
NOTE: USB cable is not shipped with your printer.
You can also print photos directly from a digital camera that supports 
PictBridge. 
 NOTICE: Do not disconnect the USB cable until the entire printing process is 
complete. 
 
NOTICE: Do not turn off the printer while printing is in progress. 
 
NOTICE: Do not open the media cover while printing is in progress.
1Use the USB cable supplied with the digital camera. Connect one end of 
the USB cable 
to your camera and the other end to the printer’s 
PictBridge connector.
2Select the desired photo on your digital camera and follow the instructions 
on the digital cameras screen
 to print. 
 
						

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Reprinting a Photo
Press the Reprint button to print another copy of the last photo printed.
 NOTICE: The printer’s memory of the last photo printed is cleared once the printer 
is turned off. 
 
NOTICE: After 3 to 4 continuous prints (depending on the operating temperature), 
the printer will automatically cool down its internal temperature. Wait for the Ready 
indicator   to stop blinking before printing again.
 
						

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Status Indicator Information, 
Troubleshooting, and Specifications
Status Indicator Information
Power Status
Battery Status
LED Status Description
Ready indicator: on The power is on
 x3Ready indicator: blinks 
3 times before shut 
downManual or auto power off (after 
5 minutes of idle time)
LED Status Description
x3+Battery indicator: blinks 
3 times and turns off; 
Ready indicator: onThe charge in the battery is low.
(Power available for 1 print)
Battery indicator:
1 second per blinkLow battery
+Battery indicator: on; 
Ready indicator: onCharging the battery
Ready indicator: on The battery is fully charged
 
						

							18Status Indicator Information, Troubleshooting, and Specifications
Print Status
Error Status
LED Status Description
Ready indicator: on The printer is ready to receive data
Ready indicator: 
0.5 second per blinkThe printer is receiving data through 
Bluetooth
 /PictBridge
Printing is in progress
Ready indicator: 
2 seconds per blinkThe printer is cooling
LED Status Description
Error indicator: on Paper jam
No paper
Other errors
Error indicator: on Media cover open
Error indicator: on Non Dell-branded ZINK photo paper is 
used
 
						

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Page Count Status
To know the count of pages printed using your printer:
1
Turn on the printer.
2Press and hold the Reprint button for 7 to 8 seconds until the battery, 
error, and ready indicators start to blink.
3The page count can be determined by correlating the status of the 3 LEDs 
with the table given below:
The printer turns off automatically after 30 seconds.
 NOTE: Printing cannot be performed in the page count status mode. Turn off and 
then turn on the printer to revert to the normal mode. LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 Page Count

						

							20Status Indicator Information, Troubleshooting, and Specifications
Troubleshooting
Problem Possible Causes and Solutions
The printer does not turn 
on when the power 
button is pressed.
1 The battery is out of charge. Charge the battery or 
connect to the AC adapter.
2 The battery is not inserted correctly. Ensure that 
the battery is inserted correctly (see Installing the 
Battery on page 7).
3 The AC adapter is not connected to the printer 
correctly. Ensure that the AC adapter is connected 
correctly (see Charging the Battery on page 8).
Unable to load photo 
paper.The photo papers may not be suitable for your 
printer. Use only Dell-branded ZINK
™ Photo 
Pa p e r s .
The paper jammed 
before printing (nothing 
has been ejected).Check if there is paper in the media tray. If so, 
ensure that the paper is loaded correctly. If not, 
load a new pack of ZINK Photo Paper. 
Check if the photo paper is bent or wrinkled. If so, 
replace with a new photo paper. Ensure that it is 
loaded correctly (see Important Information: 
ZINK Photo Paper on page 10).
The paper jammed while 
printing (part of the 
photo has already been 
ejected).Do not pull out the photo paper. It will cause 
hardware damage and expire warranty
. Please 
turn off the printer, and then turn it on again
. 
The photo paper will be automatically ejecte
d.
The printed photo has 
streaks (lines or marks of 
different color from the 
background).Turn off the printer. Open the media cover and 
remove the photo paper. Place the ZINK Smart 
Sheet in the paper tray with its barcode facing 
down. Close the media cover and turn on the 
printer. The Smart Sheet will be automatically 
ejected and cleans the print head. 
Other problemsTurn off the printer. If the printer does not turn 
off, 
reset the printer by removing and 
reinserting the battery
. Turn on the printer 
again.