I believe the NoMoreCarts flavors of ink systems will reset to full for the chipped carts, but that the CFS (MIS) system requires a manual reset each time the "cart" amount of ink is used. The offset is that the MIS system has a nice screen in the cart and the CIS does not. Tom O'Connell TomOC@... www.thomasoconnell.com --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "jimhayes361" <jimhayes@j...> wrote: > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "dpr94025" <donr@r...> > wrote: > > Has any one seen this or tried this ? > > > > http://www.inklevel.cjb.net/ > > > > Thanks > > Don rooney > > Yes, both the hardware version and the demo of the software version. > You have to have Windows 98 and be on an LPT port for the software > version to work. They also advise turning off printer and resetting > computer before using or it will hang- it gave me a GPF- I didn't > reset computer first, but I sure had to afterward. > > The hardware version I use on the T007 and T009 cart (for 1280). With > the T009 cart you have to put a plastic shim under the white cube, > which makes it harder to line up the contacts- they're not being > guided as well. So you have to watch closely that you hit the right > spot, although it will still be guided "fairly". There is also no > light or feedback of any sort to tell you it was sucessfull. > > There is another hardware restter available at WeInk which I think is > from Lyson(?)which has a light on it. The chip is reset before it is > put on the cart and it has a signal light. I have not tried it. > > http://www.weink.com/inkjet/byengine/epson/esp1290.htm#kce10 > > > The software version you saw is available at MIS and WeInk both. > Jim H.
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Re: Epson "chip reset" kit
2002-02-08 by tomoc
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