Digital BW, The Print

In a CIS system, you should never "replace" a cartridge, just reset the
CIS by lifting the little sponge blocks and resetting them back down, if
you have an older printer, and if you have the 1280, you should never
have to do a thing, it is all automatic. The chip always reads that the
cartridge is full.

OOps, I see you have the MIS CIS system, not the nomorecarts/Niagara
system. The above only applys to the Nomorecarts/Niagara system.

Jerry




donbga wrote:
> 
> Hi Group,
> 
> I'm using the MIS CFS cart system with my Epson 1160. I've had this
> setup for a short while sort I'm relatively new to this setup. Last
> week the Eposn print driver gave a warning message that I had run out
> of ink for the color ink carts. I had to "replace" the carts to make
> the printer happy. Is this normal for continous inking systems?
> 
> The folks at MIS said that the printer counts drops of ink used and
> will report an empty cartridge after some count has been exceeded.
> Should I "replace" the carts when the ink level indicators appear low
> in the driver interface dialog to preempt this problem?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Don Bryant
> 
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