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Re: What about the folks in Asia? C83 instead of C86

2005-03-18 by John

Basically the cartridge are the same except the C84/86 big black ink 
cart. but the standard cart. that use on the CMY can be put in the K 
position. 

The only big different is the chip on the C84/86 will not be 
recognize by the Asian/Australian C63/83/65 and via versa but you can 
always replace it with the chips on the original C63/83/65.

By the way, an Australian friend of mine been using the C65 with EZ 
B&W inkset. 

Hope this helps.
John

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "joshuateong" 
<joshuateong@h...> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I recently stumbled on the C86/C84 usability with MIS EZ system.
> I got pretty excited and went looking for the printers.
> 
> The thing is, I live in Thailand, and in this part of the world,
> Epson sells the C84 under the C83 name. We don't even have the C86.
> 
> I did some checking on the net and found that C83 ink product codes 
> are different from C84/C86. For example, cyan is marketed under 
T0472 
> for C83 whereas it is T0442 for C84/C86. The pictures of the 
> cartridges certainly look the same to me though.
> 
> My question is, will I be able to enjoy the EZ system with an Epson 
> Stylus C83 printer? Sorry for my noobness, but what determines 
> compatibility besides ink cartidge specs?
> 
> We have another lower end Epson Stylus C65 that uses the same ink 
as 
> the C83/C84. It's rated slower, but also seems like a similar 
printer 
> in my untrained eyes. If this works too, I'll be a very happy man 
> because it is dirt cheap.
> 
> Thanks in advance for your answers!

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