Digital BW, The Print

Hello Bernhard,
In response to your question about the 2100's electronics being robust 
enough for 24 hour usage; I presume that Epson uses the same electronics in 
the 2200 as they do in the 2100 ( except for maybe the 50 Hz vs the 60 Hz 
capability ) If so then, I say the electronics are robust enough as I have 
had my 2200 on 24/7 for over 20 months and not had any problems at all. Not 
one plug up; bad print nor banding etc. I have printed approximately 300 
8x10's and 150 11x14's or larger in this  time frame. (both colour & B&W )
Hope that's useful.


Owen Evans
J.33.3

" Many men stumble across the truth, but most
manage to pick themselves up and continue
as if nothing had happened."
--Winston Churchill--

I would second what Owen said.

> Subject: re: Switching off 2100 with CFS every day
>
> Hello Bernhard,
> In response to your question about the 2100's electronics being robust
> enough for 24 hour usage; I presume that Epson uses the same 
> electronics in
> the 2200 as they do in the 2100 ( except for maybe the 50 Hz vs the 60 
> Hz
> capability ) If so then, I say the electronics are robust enough as I 
> have
> had my 2200 on 24/7 for over 20 months and not had any problems at 
> all. Not
> one plug up; bad print nor banding etc. I have printed approximately 
> 300
> 8x10's and 150 11x14's or larger in this  time frame. (both colour & 
> B&W )
> Hope that's useful.

And what Paul said, I live in a very dry climate (Idaho) and never shut 
mine off.

> I suspect this only happens in very dry climates,
> because it's never taken more than one or two cleaning cycles to get 
> the
>
>
> Owen Evans
> J.33.3