Digital BW, The Print

Steve,

Where do you find the R2400 Adjustment program?

Thanks,
Carl

On Dec 2, 2007, at 12:07 AM, Steven Karafyllakis wrote:

> If I may interject: the early versions of SSC required Win 98, but
> the current one runs just fine on XP-I recently re-set my R1800 that
> way. You can also use the R2400 Adjustment program,which you don't
> even have to install, it doesn't go through the Win registry.
>
> Steve Karafyllakis
>
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Carl Schofield
> <list@...> wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for the tip Robert.  I'll see if the 2400 can be revived
> with
>> this technique.
>>
>> Carl
>> On Dec 1, 2007, at 9:59 PM, robert49brake wrote:
>>
>>> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Carl
> Schofield
>>> <list@> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Not really sure Clayton.  I got the all lights flashing syndrome
> and
>>>> warning that the printer needs to be serviced, but nothing
> specific.
>>>
>>> Carl, I just had an R220 go through that today.  Fortunately
> I've
>>> been through it before with
>>> another R220.  Very possibly could be waste pad registering as
>>> full--both red lights flashing,
>>> something on the order of Internal parts worn out--must be
> serviced.
>>>
>>>  I borrow a Windoze laptop, dowload the Russian utility (SSC) ,
>>> load the printer driver onto
>>> the borrowed PC and use the Protection Counter Reset utility in
> SSC
>>> to reset the waste
>>> counter.  My experience has been that lots of cleaning cycles
> will
>>> set off the wastepad shut
>>> down long before it's necessary.  I looked at the wastepad on
> the
>>> printer that shut down
>>> today and I would say it was less than 1/4 full.  The utility
>>> reported 20k whatever cycles out
>>> of a maximum of 46k allowed. Borrowing the PC (and even worse,
>>> having to use it, was a
>>> pain but it does the trick;)  If you have an intel mac it might
> be
>>> worth a copy of windoze 98
>>> just to have the SSC utility around.
>>>
>>