Digital BW, The Print

Hi,
I am planning to print a 2m mural on my Epson 2100.

Obviously it will use up a lot of ink - if ink runs out half-way through, is it possible to change a cartridge in mid-print and keep on printing?

thanks,
Richard
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Yes, or so I have read from various sources.  It continues after change
without any noticeable effect.  Only problem I heard of is someone
improperly pressing the feed button instead of the ink button, which, of
course, ejected the print.  I printed a dark sunrise panorama of similar
length and concern; the ink use was not that bad.

Best regards,
John Moody

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Hi,
I am planning to print a 2m mural on my Epson 2100.

Obviously it will use up a lot of ink - if ink runs out half-way through, is
it possible to change a cartridge in mid-print and keep on printing?

thanks,
Richard




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> I am planning to print a 2m mural on my Epson 2100.
> 
> Obviously it will use up a lot of ink - if ink runs out 
> half-way through, is it possible to change a cartridge in 
> mid-print and keep on printing?

Yes, I've done this before and it works without problems. Obviously you
don't have a chance to check if the new cartridges give you perfect nozzle
checks before it continues to print, but with original Epson cartridges
that's almost never an issue.

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Daniel Staver
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