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1. #HOW TO SYNC WITH KODAK PHOTO PRINTER MINI 2 HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO SYNC WITH KODAK PHOTO PRINTER MINI 2 PLUS#

When your phone is inserted into the dock, the Printer Dock app automatically opens, which makes using it very easy.

#HOW TO SYNC WITH KODAK PHOTO PRINTER MINI 2 PLUS#

This is a typical Micro-USB dock (although there is an included adapter for lightening needed by apple phones.) The dock is sized appropriately for virtually all phones on the market, including the iPhone 7 Plus and Galaxy Note series phones that have a larger than usual display. There are several ways you can connect to this printer. With the image on the display, you simply press the print button (if the phone is in the dock) or tap the screen (when connected via Wi-Fi) to print the image. You can slide and pinch to zoom the images, and everything within the border is what you will see when you print. 4 x 6 inch prints have roughly the same aspect ratio as your phone screen, although you can see a tiny border inside the display. You browse through the folders and camera roll on your phone, selecting the photo you want to see. The Kodak Printer Dock app feels a lot like Androids native photo gallery. From this moment on it will be paired automatically. After 15 seconds or so, the printer was found. With WiFi enabled on your phone, the app will then scan for the printer. Upon opening, you hit settings then “add printer”. The first thing we did was plug the printer into AC power using the included adapter, then download the Kodak Printer Dock app from the store.

#HOW TO SYNC WITH KODAK PHOTO PRINTER MINI 2 HOW TO#

If you know how to use the app store, you’ll have no problem setting up this printer. There is a heavy mobile focus with this dock, and the setup procedure is best done from your phone. Using your fingernail, you pull this door open to change the cartridge and paper. The dock portion is slightly angled, which makes it easy to see your phone when it’s sitting there.Īlthough it’s easy to miss, there is a small door on the side of the printer. Below that is the single red print button. The power button, when on, has a bright yellow LED ring around it that makes it obvious that the printer is ready to go. It feels much more modern than a standard photo printer, with sleek lines and sharp contrast between the black and gray portions. This is an attractively designed printer.