Digital BW, The Print

Thanks Martin and Jerry. At least I know the nomorecarts will do it if I
choose to go that route.

I know there are a lot of 1280 users out there, are any of you using
something other than nomorecarts to bust the chips? I'd like to save a rupee
or two if an alternative system is good. Anybody using carts with third
party inks?

Todd

> Todd,
> 
> The NoMoreCarts CIS works fine. It does do a nozzle cleaning every
> time you turn on the printer and asks if you really want to use these
> non-Epson carts. Minor annoyance. There is still the weakness of the
> drooping support arm that needs to me checked occasionally.
> 
> The MIS system that uses real Epson carts and a software workaround
> sounds better in theory but I have not heard any feedback yet.
> 
> Martin
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Todd Flashner <tflash@e...>
> wrote:
>> I see many of you on this list are using 1280s. I actually have a
> 1270 but I
>> believe the CIS units are the same for the two.
>> 
>> I'm looking to use third party inks in my 1270. Are all of you
> using the
>> nomorecarts CIS with their "always full" chip system, or are any of
> you
>> having good results with other alternatives I should consider?
>> 
>> Should I decide I want to use carts what's the best way to beat the
> chips?
>> 
>> Todd
> 
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