Digital BW, The Print

This is not how the niagara system works. Once you install it you can forget it. Every time you turn off the printer for any reason, it
resets the chip so it reads full. The only time you could run out of ink is if you were printing hundreds or thousands of prints and just
kept printing till the ink runs out without ever shutting down the printer. All you ever have to do to reset it is turn off the printer and
then turn it on again. I've never had to reset it in 8 months. It's the very best system available.

Jerry

husband_99 wrote:

> Thanks John.  I guess it's now Niagra?  It still is kind of
> cumbersome as you have to stop printing.  The nomorecarts
> instructions read:
> 1)  Push the paper feed button down for 4+ seconds (the print head
> will
>      move into cartridge changing position).
> 2)  Remove the provided sensor clips.  You can replace them
> immediately.
> 3)  Push the paper feed button down briefly and the printer will do a
> charging
>      cycle (since it thinks you just installed a new cartridge).
>
> You are ready to continue printing.  The whole process takes a couple
> minutes.
>
> What if you're in the middle of a job?  I guess you make sure it
> shows full before starting?  What about uninstalling the software
> that shows how much ink is left?  Would that keep it going?
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Tom Husband
>
> > > It sure would be nice if there was a chipped system that always
> > > showed full without resetting and could use MIS inks too.
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > Tom Husband
> >
> > http://www.nomorecarts.com has the chipped carts
> >
> > Best,
> >
> > John V.
>
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