#Canon image garden thing mg7520 pdf
#Canon image garden thing mg7520 manual
#Canon image garden thing mg7520 series

#Canon image garden thing mg7520 manual

Copy – Quantity (between 1 and 99), Magnify (specific number between 25% and 400%, maximum 400%, 183% 4×6 to letter, 156% 5×7 to letter, Same size, 94% A4 to letter, 25% minimum), Intensity (Auto, Manual between -4 and +4), Page Size (Letter, A4, B5, A5, 4×6, 5×7), Type (Plain paper, Plus glossy II, Pro platinum, Plus semi-gloss, Glossy, Matte), Print Quality (High, Standard, Draft), Layout (None, 2-on-1 copy, 4-on-1 copy, Advanced), 2-Sided Print Setting (1-sided, 2-sided, Advanced).

The sub-menu options on the second menu screen are:

Setup – Maintenance (Print nozzle check pattern, Cleaning, Deep cleaning, Auto head alignment, Manual head alignment, Print the head alignment value, Roller cleaning, Bottom plate cleaning), Device Settings (Print settings, LAN settings, Device user settings, PictBridge print settings, Language selection, Home screen background color, Firmware update, Cassette settings, Reset setting), Web Service Setup (Web service connection setup (Google Cloud print setup, Print from e-mail setup, IJ cloud printing center setup, Check Web service setup), DNS server setup (Auto setup, Manual setup), Proxy server setup (Use, Do not use)), Web Service Inquiry, Estimated Ink Levels.

Quiet Setting – Do not use quiet mode, Use quiet mode.

#Canon image garden thing mg7520 pdf

ECO Settings – Two-sided printing setting (Copy (On, Off), PDF file print (On, Off), Template print (On, Off)), Energy saving settings (Auto power off (Never, 240 min, 120 min, 60 min, 30 min, 15 min), Auto power on (On, Off)).

The sub-menu options on the first menu screen are: Touch a primary icon to move into the sub-menu options. To move between the screens, drag your finger across the touch screen toward the left to move forward in the screens or drag your finger toward the right to move backward in the screens. The main menu screen consists of three screens, each with three icons. This is an easy way to control the print, copy, and scan functions of the PIXMA MG7520. Just touch any icon to move into sub-menus and make command selections. The 3.5-inch touch screen LCD is in the middle of the operational panel. The upper port on the right is the Ethernet port, while the lower port on the right is the USB port. On the left of this photo is the two-pronged power port. On the back panel of the printer are the connector ports. It can accept up to letter-sized and A4-sized documents. The top panel of the Canon PIXMA MG7520 includes a glass flatbed area, making it easy to set up for a copy or a scan. You then can directly print from Memory Stick (MS) Duo or Secure Digital (SD) sized memory cards. Open the front panel, which is hinged at the bottom and folds down, to gain access to the two memory card slots. Indicates an error with the printer.Ĭanon included two memory card slots on the far left side of the front panel of the printer. Error. Orange triangle icon (not pictured here) below the Stop icon.Cancels current print, copy, or scan job. Stop/cancel. Red triangle icon inside a circle.Quick access to starting a full-color copy or scan. Color copy or scan. Green diamond icon with a line in the middle.Quick access to starting a black-and-white copy or scan. Black copy or scan. White diamond icon with a line in the middle.Returns you to the printer’s home screen. Home. White icon that resembles a house.Lights when Wi-Fi is enabled flashes if there’s a problem with the Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi. Blue icon that resembles an antenna, just below the power button.

A small white dot appears above the icon and the icon lights up when the power is on.

Power. White power button icon that’s always visible, regardless of whether it’s lit.

The icon buttons, from left to right, are: You can press these lit icons to access the function.

#Canon image garden thing mg7520 series

The front of the Canon MG7520 has a series of icons across the operational panel and surrounding the touch screen LCD that only light up when they’re needed or available during certain printer functions. Paper tray number two is extended in this photo, while paper tray number one is still collapsed inside the printer, with its rounded handle just visible in this photo at the bottom of the printer body (just under the Canon logo). Tray number two allows for larger sizes of paper, including letter size and envelopes. In tray number one you can make use of photo-size paper, such as 4×6 or 5×7 inches. Pixma MG7520 wireless inkjet photo all-in-one.