Answering my own post: After reading through the posting on the inksupply.com web site I reseated both cartridges real solidly but not after preloading the ink into the cartridges. This was the problem: air. The carts won't suck up ink if there's air or bubbles in them. So, using the syringe I had I drew in 10 loads of ink, one at a time and squiring the ink back into the bottle. I reseated the carts real solidly and ran a purge6 test but only black came out. Then I tried a standard Epson clean/print cycle and 4 of the 6 at least printed something. After four clean/print cycles the test were within one segment each. A rerun of the purge6.tif print looked great except for some banding in the Lc cart used for light gray. For now I can deal with the banding which should work itself out while I do the QTR calibrate procedure for the Red River Greenpix paper. Any other ideas please feel free to send them along...Mike --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "mbrouphy" <mbrouphy@...> wrote: > > To All: > > I'm installing a CFS from MIS on my Epson 1280 but am having a problem. > > Everything is set up and ready to go; but, when the power is turned on the initialization process shows a red light. This apparently means a chip problem or a chip misread or an out of alignment of the chip. > > I've reseated the large cartridge, which I assume is the problem, several times to no avail. I figured this was the problem because it sits up about an 1/8" above the black cartridge. > > Any solutions...I'd appreciate anyone's help on this to get going tonight. Much to do after the install to get it configured and calibrated with the QTR RIP. > > Thanks, Mike >
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Re: MIS CFS Install Problem on 1280
2009-06-02 by mbrouphy
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