Printing Without a Computer


PictureMate lets you print photos quickly and easily without a computer. Just insert your digital camera's memory card, choose settings from the control panel, and press Print.

For details, see these sections:

Compatible Memory Cards

You can insert any of these types of memory cards into PictureMate:

Photo Image File Requirements

Make sure the photo image files on your memory card meet these requirements:

Your PictureMate recognizes and prints the first 999 photos on your memory card.

Note: PictureMate supports P.I.M. (PRINT Image Matching) and Exif Print image enhancement features. See your camera manual to see if these features are included on your camera. PictureMate does not support progressive-scan JPEG or RAW images.

Most digital cameras create JPEG files. See your digital camera manual for details.

Inserting Your Memory Card

  1. Make sure PictureMate is on, then flip down the memory card door.


  2. Insert the memory card into its slot, as shown.


  3. Push the card in until it stops (it won't go in all the way). When the card is in, the memory card light comes on.


  4. Close the memory card door.
  5. Note: Insert just one card at a time. PictureMate can't read multiple cards at once and you may not be able to tell which card PictureMate is taking the images from.

Removing Your Memory Card

When you are ready to remove a memory card, make sure the memory card light is not flashing, then pull the card straight out of the slot.

Caution: Do not remove a card while the memory card light is flashing; you may lose photos on your card.

Choosing Photos to Print

PictureMate's photo viewer screen makes it easy to select the photos you want to print.

You can choose from the following options for selecting photos:

Printing Individual Photos

Printing All Photos

Printing a Range of Photos

Printing Photos by Date

Printing an Index Sheet

Adding Fun Disney Frames to Your Photos

Viewing a Slideshow of Your Photos

Printing Camera-Selected DPOF Photos

By pressing the Menu button, you can choose from a variety of layouts, add a time or date stamp, fix photos that are too light or dark, and control many other aspects of printing. You can also use the and buttons to crop your photos. See Doing More With Your Photos for information about these features.

Note: When you press the Print button, PictureMate shows you a screen confirming the number of copies and layout. If you don't want to see the confirmation screen each time you print, you can turn it off.

Printing Individual Photos

You can easily view the photos on your memory card and select just the ones you want to print. When you turn on PictureMate, you see the photo selection menu on the screen. The red or orange bar at the top of the screen indicates the currently selected option:

  1. At the photo selection menu, make sure Print Some is highlighted.


  2. Press the OK button. You see the first photo on your memory card:


  3. Press or to view the photos you want to print.
  4. Note: To view 9 photos at a time, press the button. Then press or to select the photos you want.

  5. When you see a photo that you want, press or to choose the number of copies to print.


  6. You see a blue box around your photo, indicating the area that will print. If you want to adjust this area, press the button. Then press or to move the box. Press the OK button, then press it again if you don't need to modify the print area again.

    If you want to adjust the brightness, saturation, or sharpness of the photo, press the Menu button. See Fixing Photos for more information.

  7. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all the photos you want to print.
  8. You can press the Menu button to adjust settings for all selected photos. See Doing More With Your Photos.

  9. Press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation:


  10. You can press or to review the photo or photos you have selected. If you change your mind, press Back.

  11. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.

Printing All Photos

You can easily print the photos on your camera's memory card.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the or button to highlight Print All, then press OK.


  2. If you want more than 1 copy of each picture, press the or button to select the number of copies.


  3. You can also press the Menu button to adjust settings if necessary. See Doing More With Your Photos.

  4. Press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation:


  5. You can press or to review your photos. If you change your mind, press the Back button.

  6. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.
  7. Note: If your card has more than 20 photos, you will need to reload paper while printing. Load a maximum of 20 sheets at a time. When you see a message that paper is out, load more paper and press OK to continue printing. If you need to cancel printing, press Cancel.

Printing a Range of Photos

You can choose a range (or sequence) of consecutive photos from your camera's memory card (for example, photos 7 through 12). Selecting a range is convenient because you don't have to choose each individual photo.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the or button to highlight Print Range.


  2. Press the OK button. You see thumbnail images of your photos:


  3. Press or to choose the first photo you want to print, then press OK. The photo outline changes from orange to blue.
  4. Press or to choose the last photo you want to print. The last photo you select has an orange outline.
  5. Press OK.


  6. Press or to select the number of copies you want for each photo.
  7. Note: The number you select will apply to all photos in the range.

    If you want to adjust any settings, press the Menu button. See Doing More With Your Photos.

  8. Press OK. You see the Print Confirmation.
  9. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.

Printing Photos by Date

You can print photos taken on specific dates. If you have a lot of photos on your memory card, this makes it easier to find the ones you want.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the or button to highlight Print by Date.


  2. Press the OK button. You see a list of dates, and a small image of one photo taken on that date:


  3. Press or to highlight the date you want, then press to select the date.
  4. A checkmark appears in the box for the date you selected. If you want to cancel your selection, press .



  5. After you have selected all the dates you want, press OK.
  6. Press or to view the photos taken on the date or dates you selected.
  7. Press or to select the number of copies.
  8. If you want to adjust any other settings, press the Menu button. Any settings you change will apply to all the photos you have selected. See Doing More With Your Photos.

  9. Press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation.
  10. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.

Printing an Index Sheet

You can print an index sheet of all the photos on your camera's memory card.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the or button to highlight Print Index.


  2. Press the OK button. You see a confirmation screen.


  3. Press the Print button to start printing the index sheet.
  4. Note: If your card has more than 20 photos, make sure that you have several sheets of paper loaded. When you see a message that paper is out, load more paper and press OK to continue printing. If you need to cancel printing, press Cancel.

Adding Fun Disney Frames to Your Photos

PictureMate includes a selection of 15 different Disney character frames and two classic frames to choose from.

Note: All frames are designed to work with horizontal or "landscape" oriented photos.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the or button to highlight Add Frame.


  2. Press the OK button. You see the first photo on your memory card.
  3. Press or to select the photo you want to print in a frame. Then press OK. You see the first Disney frame:


  4. Press or to select the frame you want to use. Then press OK. You see your photo in the frame you selected:


    • If you want to select a different frame, press Back and repeat step 3.
    • If your photo doesn't quite fit in the frame, you can crop it and adjust the picture area. Press Back twice, then press the button and follow the instructions in Cropping.
  5. Press or to select the number of copies.
  6. If you want to fix your photo or change it to black and white or sepia, press the Menu button. See Fixing Photos or Printing Photos in Black and White or Sepia.

  7. Press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation.
  8. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.

Viewing a Slideshow of Your Photos

You can have PictureMate display all the photos on your card one by one.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the or button to highlight Play Slideshow.


  2. Press the OK button. After a few moments, the slideshow begins. PictureMate displays all the photos on the memory card, then returns to the photo selection menu.
    • If you want to pause the slideshow at any time, press OK. Press OK again to continue.
    • If you want to stop the slideshow, press Back or Cancel.

Printing Camera-Selected DPOF Photos

If your camera supports DPOF (Digital Print Order Format), you can use it to pre-select which photos and how many copies you want to print.

See your camera's manual to choose photos for printing with DPOF, then insert your memory card in PictureMate. PictureMate automatically reads your pre-selected photos and displays this message:

DPOF data was found.
Print using the DPOF data?

  1. Press OK. You see a confirmation screen telling you how many sheets of paper you need.
  2. If you want to change any settings, press the Menu button. Any settings you change will apply to all the photos. See Doing More With Your Photos for instructions.
  3. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to print your pre-selected photos.
  4. Note: If your camera supports PictBridge or direct printing, you can connect it to PictureMate and use the camera to control printing. See Printing From a PictBridge-Enabled Camera for more information.

Doing More With Your Photos

You can use the button to crop your photos or zoom in for a closer look. You can use the button to zoom out.

By pressing the Menu button, you can choose from a variety of layouts, add the time or date, fix photos that are too light or dark, and control many other aspects of printing.

Note: The features described in this section do not change or replace the original digital photo file; they customize only the print(s) you make at that time.

See these sections for instructions:

Cropping

Choosing a Layout

Printing Photos in Black and White or Sepia

Adding the Date and/or Time

Fixing Photos

Cropping

You can print just part of a photo, cropping out the area that you don't want.

Note: Cropping is only available when you select individual photos (Print Some), print by date, or print photos with frames.

  1. Select the photo you want to crop or zoom in, and make sure it is displayed on the photo viewer screen.
  2. Press the button. You see an orange box around the photo:


  3. This indicates the area that will print; the area outside the box will be cropped out.

    Note: You can use the arrow buttons to move the box up or down and select the exact portion of your image that will be printed.

  4. Set the area you want to print (or view) as follows:
    • Press the button to zoom in and crop out more of the photo.
    • Press the button to zoom out and crop less of the photo.
    • Press or , or to move the orange box to a different part of your photo.
    • Press the Menu button to rotate the box and select a vertical cropping area. To rotate the box again, press Menu again.
  5. Press OK to see a close-up view of the area you have selected.


  6. If you are ready to print, press OK. You see your photo with the zoom setting you selected.


  7. Press or to select the number of copies you want to print.
  8. Adjust any other settings you want, then press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation.
  9. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.

Choosing a Layout

By default, your photos are printed at the full 4 × 6 size, without borders. If you want to print pictures with white borders or place several small photos on one sheet of paper, you can use the Layout menu.

Note: When you print without borders, your images are automatically expanded and cropped around the edges. This may cause part of your image to be cut off. You can control the amount of expansion and cropping; see Adjusting Borderless Expansion and Cropping for instructions.

  1. After selecting the photo(s) and number of copies you want, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or to highlight Layout, then press to open the menu.
  3. Press or to highlight the layout setting you want for your photo(s), then press OK.


  4. You have six choices:



    Borderless



    Border



    Double (2 per sheet with margins)



    Index



    Half Page (2 per sheet without margins)



    Photo ID (4 per sheet)

    Note: For the fastest printing, select Border.

  5. Press OK to exit the menu.
  6. To print two or more photos on one sheet, select multiple copies or multiple photos. For example, if you want 3 "ID size" photos of one image and 4 of another, you would select 3 copies for photo A and 4 copies for photo B. Then choose Photo ID as the layout setting. Your photos will be printed on 2 sheets of paper as shown:



  7. You see your photo (or one of your photos) labelled with the setting you have chosen. Press the or button to change the number of copies you want to print.
  8. Press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation showing your layout:



    Note: If you are printing portrait-oriented photos, they may appear to be rotated on the Print Confirmation screen, but they will print correctly.

  9. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.

Printing Photos in Black and White or Sepia

You can print your photo in black and white or in a sepia tone even when the original is in color. Your image itself is not changed.

Note: A sepia print has a brownish tone, for an old-fashioned photo look.

  1. After selecting the photo(s) and number of copies you want, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or to highlight Color Effect, then press to open the menu.


  1. Press or to select B&W or Sepia, then press OK.
  2. The color effect you select will be applied to all your photos. When you no longer want to use it, you need to go back to the Color Effect menu and select a different setting.

  3. Press OK again to close the menu. You see your photo with the color effect you selected:


  4. You can change the number of copies or press the Menu button to change additional settings.

  5. Press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation.
  6. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.

Adding the Date and/or Time

You can add the date and/or time your photo was originally taken to the bottom right corner of your print.

Note: The date and time come from your camera, not from the printer. If this information is incorrect, adjust the time and/or date setting on your camera.

  1. After selecting the photo(s) and number of copies you want, press the Menu button.
  2. To print the date, press or to highlight Date, then press to open the menu.


  3. Press or to choose one of the following settings:
    • mmm.dd.yyyy (Sep.01.2005)
    • dd.mmm.yyyy (01.Sep.2005)
    • yyyy.mm.dd (2005.09.01)
  4. Press OK.
  5. To print the time, press or to highlight Time, then press to open the menu.
  6. Press or to choose one of the following settings:
    • 12-hour (03:00 for 3 pm)
    • 24-hour (15:00 for 3 pm)
  7. Press OK.
  8. If you don't need to change any other settings, press OK again to exit the menu.
  9. Press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation showing the settings you selected:


  10. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.

Fixing Photos

PictureMate lets you correct the color and improve the image quality of your photos without using a computer. Two basic types of adjustments are available:

Automatically Fixing Your Photos
  1. After selecting the photo(s) and number of copies you want, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or to highlight Auto Correct, then press .


  3. Press or to choose one of the options.
    • P.I.M.-This information helps ensure accurate image reproduction for photo files that include P.I.M data.
    • Exif Print-This information helps ensure accurate image reproduction for photo files that include Exif Print data.
    • PhotoEnhance-This setting improves your photos' colors and increases contrast and sharpness. It may correct images that are too dark, too bright, or backlit.
    • None-Prints photos as is or bypasses P.I.M. or Exif Print data. Select this setting for the fastest printing.
    • Note: The setting you select will remain in effect and apply to all photos when you use the current photo selection option (Print Some, Print All, and so on).

  4. Press OK.
  5. If you don't need to change any other settings, press OK to exit the menu.
  6. Press the OK button. You see a Print Confirmation.
  7. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.
Manually Fixing Your Photos

Manual corrections apply only to individual photos. You can select different settings for each photo in a print job.

  1. After selecting the photo and number of copies you want, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or to highlight Fix Photo, then press .
  3. Select Brightness, Saturation, or Sharpness, then press .


  4. Press or to increase or decrease the setting. You can see the changes on your photo.
  5. When the photo looks good, press OK.
  6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for the other settings if necessary. Press OK again to close the Fix Photo menu.
  7. Press OK to close the options menu. You see your photo with your chosen settings applied:


  8. Press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation:


  9. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.
Fixing Low Resolution Images

You can remove the digital noise that is included in JPEG files or enhance low resolution images.

  1. After selecting the photo and number of copies you want, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or to highlight Small Image, then press .
  3. Select On if you'd like to use the setting, or Off to turn it off.


  4. Press OK to exit the menu.
  5. Press OK again to return to your image.
  6. Press the OK button. You see the Print Confirmation:


  7. Make sure you have enough paper loaded, then press the Print button to start printing.

Setting PictureMate Preferences

You can change the way PictureMate works by using the Setup menu. You can set the following preferences:

Selecting Your Display Preferences

Adjusting Borderless Expansion and Cropping

Determining Whether to Keep Selections After Printing

Adjusting the Photo Viewer Screen

Selecting Your Personal Settings

Returning to Factory Settings

Printing Without Frames From Your Camera

Selecting Your Display Preferences

When you select Print Some and press OK, you see your photos displayed one by one, with information about the layout setting and number of sheets required for printing.

You can change this and have your photos displayed without information, or display 9 photos at a time. You can choose from the following three display preferences:

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or to highlight Setup, then press to open the menu.
  3. Press or to select Display Setting, then press .


  4. Choose the setting you prefer, then press OK.
  5. Continue pressing OK to exit the menu.

Adjusting Borderless Expansion and Cropping

When you print borderless pictures, your images are automatically expanded and cropped. If you find that too much of your pictures are cut off around the edges, you can adjust the amount of expansion and cropping.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or to highlight Setup, then press to open the menu.
  3. Press or to select Borderless Expansion, then press .


  4. Press or to select Min and reduce the amount of expansion and cropping. Then press OK.
  5. Continue pressing OK to exit the menu.

If you see white lines on the edges of your photos after printing with the Min setting, repeat steps 1 to 3 and select Mid or Max.

Determining Whether to Keep Selections After Printing

You can decide whether to keep the print settings and photos you selected or return to your default settings after you print.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or  to highlight Setup, then press to open the menu.
  3. Press or  to select Keep Settings After Printing, then press .


  4. Press or to choose the setting you want, then press OK.
    • Ask Each Time-Lets you choose whether to save your selections after each print job.
    • Always-Save your selections each time you print.
    • Never-Return to your personal default settings after printing.
  5. Continue pressing OK to exit the menu.

Adjusting the Photo Viewer Screen

If the screen is too light or too dark, you can adjust it.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or  to highlight Setup, then press to open the menu.
  3. Press or  to select LCD Contrast Adjustment, then press .


  4. Press or  to adjust the contrast of the screen, then press OK.
  5. Continue pressing OK to exit the menu.

Selecting Your Personal Settings

You can reset the PictureMate settings to the ones you prefer. The settings you choose will become your "defaults," but you will still be able to change them for individual print jobs.

You can change the following settings:

The Top Screen setting determines which selection mode (or print mode) is highlighted on the photo selection menu when you first turn on PictureMate.

Returning to Factory Settings

You can return your personal settings back to the original PictureMate default settings.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or  to highlight Setup, then press to open the menu.
  3. Press or  to select Restore Factory Defaults, then press . You see the following message:


  4. Press OK to restore the original settings, or press Back to go back to the menu without restoring the settings.
  5. After you restore the factory settings, you see a message asking if you want to change your personal default settings. See Selecting Your Personal Settings.

Printing Without Frames From Your Camera

If you have an Epson digital camera that supports Print Image Framer (P.I.F.), you can select frames on your camera and print them with your photos on PictureMate. If you want to print your photos without the frames, you can turn off the Enable P.I.F. Relation setting.

  1. At the photo selection menu, press the Menu button.
  2. Press or  to highlight Setup, then press to open the menu.
  3. Press or  to highlight Enable P.I.F. Relation, then press .
  4. Press or  to select Off, then press OK.
  5. Continue pressing OK to exit the menu.

Printing From an External Drive

If you saved your photos to a CD, Zip disk, or flash memory (thumb) drive, you can connect the drive to the back of PictureMate and print just like you do when you insert a memory card.

You can also print photos from a CD that you get from a photo processing lab. (Images should be in JPEG or uncompressed Tiff file format. Some CDs may not work.)

  1. Make sure PictureMate is on.
  2. Make sure there are no memory cards in PictureMate's memory card slots. The memory card light should be off.
  3. Note: If a memory card is inserted, the printer will read photos from the card, not from an external drive.

  4. If PictureMate is connected to a computer, disconnect it or turn off the computer.
  5. Connect your CD or Zip drive's USB cable, or plug your flash memory drive into the EXT/IF port on the back of PictureMate.


  6. For a CD or Zip drive, insert a CD or Zip disk with photos into the drive.
  7. If you used PictureMate to save photos on the same Zip disk or flash memory drive more than once, it will have multiple folders. You see this message:



    Press or to choose the folder where your photos are stored, then press OK. The most recently saved folder has the largest number.

    PictureMate counts the photos on your drive.

  8. You can use any of the choices available to select and print photos from your drive.

Printing From a PictBridge-Enabled Camera

You can connect your PictBridge- or USB DP-enabled digital camera to the back of PictureMate and use the camera to control printing. (Check your camera manual to see if it supports the PictBridge standard or USB DP.)

Before you connect the camera, you can select the layout you want to use for printing the photos in the camera.

  1. Make sure PictureMate is on.
  2. Make sure there are no memory cards in PictureMate's slots. The memory card light should be off.
  3. Note: If a memory card is inserted, the printer will read photos from the card, not from a camera.

  4. Press the Menu button.
  5. Press or to highlight Setup, then press to open the menu.
  6. Press or to select Direct Print Setting, then press .
  7. Press again to open the Layout menu.
  8. Press or to select the layout you want to use, then press OK. You can choose from 6 layout settings (see Choosing a Layout) and 17 frames (see Adding Fun Disney Frames to Your Photos).
  9. Connect your camera's USB cable to your camera and the EXT/IF port on the back of PictureMate.


  10. Use your camera's controls to select and print photos on PictureMate. (See your camera manual.)

Printing Wirelessly From a Bluetooth Device

To send and print photos wirelessly from Bluetooth-enabled devices-such as digital still cameras, digital video cameras, PDAs, mobile phones, and computers-you can use the optional Bluetooth Photo Print Adapter, available from Epson.

The Epson Bluetooth Photo Print Adapter (part# C12C824142) is available from your local retailer or the Epson Store at www.epsonstore.com (U.S. sales only) or call 800-GO-EPSON (800-463-7766). In Canada, please call (800) 463-7766 for dealer referral. In Latin America, call your nearest Epson sales office as indicated in Where To Get Help or visit www.latin.epson.com.

While PictureMate complies with the Bluetooth specification, it is not guaranteed to work with all devices enabled with Bluetooth wireless technology.

The communication range of the Epson Bluetooth Photo Print Adapter is approximately 33 feet (10 meters); however, this may vary depending on conditions, including obstacles between devices, signal quality, magnetic fields, static electricity and electromagnetic interference, software, operating system, reception sensitivity, and antenna performance.

The following profiles are available for the adapter: Basic Imaging Profile (BIP), Hardcopy Cable Replacement Profile (HCRP), and Basic Printing Profile (BPP).

Caution: Do not remove the adapter while it is communicating with another device or while PictureMate is printing (while the blue light is flashing). Doing so may cause PictureMate to malfunction.

See these sections for instructions on printing with the Bluetooth Photo Print Adapter:

Printing With Bluetooth

  1. Make sure PictureMate is on but not printing.
  2. Caution: Do not connect the Bluetooth Photo Print adapter while PictureMate is printing; this may cause PictureMate to malfunction.

  3. Fold up the top of the Bluetooth Photo Print Adapter.


  4. Plug the adapter into the USB port on the back of PictureMate.


  5. Note: The Bluetooth Photo Print Adapter light comes on for one second. If the light does not turn on, disconnect the adapter, then reconnect it.

  6. Make sure you are within about 33 feet (10 meters) of PictureMate, then select the photo you want to print from your Bluetooth device and send it to PictureMate as follows:
    • For Windows, send photos directly to PictureMate with your Bluetooth file sharing program. See the documentation included with your computer's Bluetooth adapter for details on setting up Bluetooth file sharing and sending files.
    • For a Macintosh with Mac OS X 10.2 or later, double-click the Bluetooth File Exchange utility in your Utilities folder. Then follow the on-screen steps to choose a photo file, discover your printer, and send the photo.
    • For cell phones and PDAs, see your product's documentation for instructions on setting up Bluetooth file sharing and sending files.
    • Printing starts automatically.

      If you are trying to print a large or complex image, you may see an error message on the PictureMate screen. Try printing the image from a memory card or from your computer instead of Bluetooth.

      Note: To print from a device with encryption, to use pairing or a passkey, or to adjust Bluetooth settings, see Choosing Bluetooth Settings.

Disconnecting the Bluetooth Photo Print Adapter

Make sure PictureMate isn't printing, then pull the adapter out from the USB connector, as shown.

Caution: Do not remove the adapter when the blue adapter light is flashing; this may cause PictureMate to malfunction.

Choosing Bluetooth Settings

If necessary, use the PictureMate buttons to choose settings for Bluetooth wireless communication. You may need to enter a passkey for PictureMate or turn on encryption, depending on the settings for the Bluetooth-enabled device from which you want to print.

  1. Press the Menu button.
  2. Press or to highlight Setup, then press to open the menu.
  3. Press or to select Bluetooth, then press .
  4. Choose settings in the Bluetooth option menus listed below.
    Option
    Settings
    Description
    BT Printer ID Set

    PictureMate-(number)
    (Default = 0)
    If multiple Bluetooth-enabled printers are in the same communication range, you can distinguish them by assigning each a unique number (from 0 through 9). To make the Device Name Setting take effect, turn PictureMate off and then back on.
    Connectivity Mode

    Public (Discoverable)
    This mode allows Bluetooth-enabled devices to freely discover PictureMate and send print jobs.
    Private (Not discoverable)
    This mode prevents unknown devices from discovering the printer. To print in this mode, first search for PictureMate once in Discoverable mode. After your device has discovered PictureMate, it will subsequently be able to communicate with and print from it in this mode.
    Pairing
    This mode requires that a four-digit Passkey be entered into a device before it can communicate with and print from PictureMate.
    BT Encryption

    On/Off
    (Default = Off)
    Select On to encrypt communication. Encryption requires that a four-digit Passkey be entered into a device before it can communicate with and print from PictureMate.
    PIN Code Set

    Any four-digit number
    (Default = 0000)
    Bluetooth PIN
    The Passkey Setting allows you to set the four-digit Passkey that must be entered into a device before printing if Pairing (Bonding) is selected as the Communication Mode or if Encryption is On.
    BT Device Address

    Set at the factory
    (Example) 11-11-11-11-11-11
    Displays the unique Bluetooth Device Address of PictureMate.