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Canon Chipped Cartridge - Help -
02-25-2006
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Wonder if anyone can put me straight here..! The ink tanks for the ip4200 etc series printers as you know uses a chipped tank, I understand that this is for ink monitoring only. As I understand when these are refilled you lose the ink monitor and you have to keep a visual eye on the level. So what happens when a refilled tank runs out on the printers, do they stop as though there is no ink in.....or do they continue to print even when the head runs dry, I would imagine it would stop printing. Be glad to have any confirmation to clear the matter up. Davy |
non-functional once the cartridge is considered empty, then I'd say you
would probably be able to print with your own refill ink until ....
well, until you notice no ink coming from the nozzles, by which time you
run the risk of overheating them (ink is the coolant). You'd have to
remember to check the cartridges manually before every print job, or at
least at the start of the day, to know how much ink is left.
-Taliesyn
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quote="Taliesyn" Well if these new cartridges have electronic memory chips that become non-functional once the cartridge is considered empty, then I'd say you would probably be able to print with your own refill ink until .... well, until you notice no ink coming from the nozzles, by which time you run the risk of overheating them (ink is the coolant). You'd have to remember to check the cartridges manually before every print job, or at least at the start of the day, to know how much ink is left. |
wondered if anyone could clarify this, s'pose it's kinda like letting
a kettle boil dry.."pop goes the element".
Could'nt see them fitting a chip just for the ink monitoring purpose,
must be one or two with the experience by now.... thanks for the
reply.
Davy
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quote="Taliesyn" Well if these new cartridges have electronic memory chips that become non-functional once the cartridge is considered empty, then I'd say you would probably be able to print with your own refill ink until .... well, until you notice no ink coming from the nozzles, by which time you run the risk of overheating them (ink is the coolant). You'd have to remember to check the cartridges manually before every print job, or at least at the start of the day, to know how much ink is left. Yes it does sound strange, it what I've read a couple times and wondered if anyone could clarify this, s'pose it's kinda like letting a kettle boil dry.."pop goes the element". DATS LIKE POP GOES DA WEASEL |
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Could'nt see them fitting a chip just for the ink monitoring purpose, must be one or two with the experience by now.... thanks for the reply. Davy |
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Davy wrote: Wonder if anyone can put me straight here..! The ink tanks for the ip4200 etc series printers as you know uses a chipped tank, I understand that this is for ink monitoring only. As I understand when these are refilled you lose the ink monitor and you have to keep a visual eye on the level. So what happens when a refilled tank runs out on the printers, do they stop as though there is no ink in.....or do they continue to print even when the head runs dry, I would imagine it would stop printing. Be glad to have any confirmation to clear the matter up. Davy Well if these new cartridges have electronic memory chips that become non-functional once the cartridge is considered empty, then I'd say you would probably be able to print with your own refill ink until . |
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... well, until you notice no ink coming from the nozzles, by which time you run the risk of overheating them (ink is the coolant). You'd have to remember to check the cartridges manually before every print job, or at least at the start of the day, to know how much ink is left. |
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quote="Taliesyn" Well if these new cartridges have electronic memory chips that become non-functional once the cartridge is considered empty, then I'd say you would probably be able to print with your own refill ink until .... well, until you notice no ink coming from the nozzles, by which time you run the risk of overheating them (ink is the coolant). You'd have to remember to check the cartridges manually before every print job, or at least at the start of the day, to know how much ink is left. Yes it does sound strange, it what I've read a couple times and wondered if anyone could clarify this, s'pose it's kinda like letting a kettle boil dry.."pop goes the element". Could'nt see them fitting a chip just for the ink monitoring purpose, must be one or two with the experience by now.... thanks for the reply. Davy Well could you see them fit a chip to make a lot more of money, because I |
think about all that money that canon didn't make.
Just my two pence
Bent
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"Davy" <no (AT) spam (DOT) invalid> skrev i en meddelelse news:Q34Mf.40642$Id3.30501 (AT) fe04 (DOT) news.easynews.com... quote="Taliesyn" Well if these new cartridges have electronic memory chips that become non-functional once the cartridge is considered empty, then I'd say you would probably be able to print with your own refill ink until .... well, until you notice no ink coming from the nozzles, by which time you run the risk of overheating them (ink is the coolant). You'd have to remember to check the cartridges manually before every print job, or at least at the start of the day, to know how much ink is left. Yes it does sound strange, it what I've read a couple times and wondered if anyone could clarify this, s'pose it's kinda like letting a kettle boil dry.."pop goes the element". Could'nt see them fitting a chip just for the ink monitoring purpose, must be one or two with the experience by now.... thanks for the reply. Davy Well could you see them fit a chip to make a lot more of money, because I think that's what they done, the bj6 cartridges was the easyest to refill, think about all that money that canon didn't make. Just my two pence Bent THEY MISSED OUT ON VERY LITTLE BECAUSE VERY VERY FEW (RELATIVELY) REFILLED. |
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| Well could you see them fit a chip to make a lot more of money, because I think that's what they done, the bj6 cartridges was the easyest to refill, think about all that money that canon didn't make. Just my two pence Bent |
great cart to refill with quality ink and saving millions of dollars.
Fuck the oem'ers.
They deserve to go broke supporting the oem exec's.
Frank
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Bent Nielsen wrote: Well could you see them fit a chip to make a lot more of money, because I think that's what they done, the bj6 cartridges was the easyest to refill, think about all that money that canon didn't make. Just my two pence Bent Great cart! Thousands if not millions have used and are currently this great cart to refill with quality ink and saving millions of dollars. Fuck the oem'ers. They deserve to go broke supporting the oem exec's. Frank |
and they will only add chip to follow ink more precisely...is that so or new
models doesn't have optical sensor anymore?
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Frank wrote: Bent Nielsen wrote: Well could you see them fit a chip to make a lot more of money, because I think that's what they done, the bj6 cartridges was the easyest to refill, think about all that money that canon didn't make. Just my two pence Bent Great cart! Thousands if not millions have used and are currently this great cart to refill with quality ink THERRE ISN'T ANY |
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and saving millions of dollars. Fuck the oem'ers. They deserve to go broke supporting the oem exec's. Frank DA HARHAT WID A PICKUP TRUCK AND A GUN RACK |
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i wonder...if i remember right, Canon said tht optical sensor will remain, and they will only add chip to follow ink more precisely...is that so or new models doesn't have optical sensor anymore? |
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