QTR-Quadtone RIP

The chip determines whether it's matte or photo black. If you have an old matte black cart you can exchange chips and you'll be good to go, provided you have a chip resetter. If you are using auto reset chips then you'll have to get the correct one from MIS. I'm sure they have matte black chips also in case you don't have any laying around.

Walt

>karlla_fed <karlla_fed@yahoo.com> wrote:
>          I've been pulling my jair out for a few days trying to get a good 
>print out of my "new" Epson 2200. I tried several method of 
>printing, including QTR for BW, and Epson's ICC's. All my printing 
>has been on EEM with Eboni Black (matte) ink.
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>Today I realized that the empty cartridges I had purchased to fill 
>with MIS (inksupply.com) inks showed up in the Epson driver utility 
>as having black set to PHOTO black. If all the prints I had made 
>were made by a printer that "though" it had Photo black instead of 
>Matte black, that would explain the less than stellar results.
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>My question is: how do I get my printer to understand it has Matte 
>ink loaded and not Photo black? Is it the chip on the refillable cart 
>that is marked photo black, or is it a software setting? The empty 
>cartridge kit I received only had 7 cartridges, which I believe is 
>standard for empties on this printer, so how does everybody else 
>swithch from Matte to Photo black on the 2200?
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