One of the best features of the PIXMA iP8720 is its ability to accept paper in sizes up to 13-by-19 inches, as shown here. You can press this button to start the search to make an automatic WPS connection with your local Wi-Fi network router as well. Bottom button. The Wi-Fi button lights blue whenever the iP8720 is connected to a Wi-Fi network.You also can run a print test by pressing this button. Middle button. The middle button serves as a warning button, lighting and flashing orange whenever the printer is experiencing an error, such as from an incorrectly installed ink tank.You can press the power button to turn on the printer, although you also can set up the printer to turn on automatically any time a print job is sent to it. The white light will flash when the printer is busy. Upper button. The power button is at the top of column, sporting a white light along the top when the printer is powered on.The only buttons you’ll find are three vertically aligned buttons on the front of the printer hardware, along the right side.

The iP8720 is simply designed as printer that can create sharp photographs at sizes up to 13-by-19 inches, and it excels in this area. The iP8720 isn’t designed as an all-in-one device or as a unit through which you can perform editing functions on your photos without using a computer. There’s no LCD screen for interfacing with the printer, no dedicated paper tray in which to store paper, no copy or scan capabilities, and no extensive collection of lights, buttons, and icons. The Canon PIXMA iP8720 has one of the most basic designs you’ll find in a modern printer.

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