Saturday, October 26, 2013
EPSON Stylus Photo 750 Resetter
To reset Waste Ink Counter, use the following combination of applications and sequence of buttons on the control panel:
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- Substitute waste ink pad.
- Turn off the printer.
- Hold buttons simultaneously LOAD/EJECT and click CLEANING POWER (LED flashes lack of paper)
- Release all the buttons.
- Within 2 seconds until the LED flashes, press and release the button LOAD/EJECT
- Turn off and turn it on.
Friday, October 25, 2013
Ricoh Aficio SP 3300 demo page
You can print a demo page from a Ricoh 3300D or 3300DN by simply pressing and holding the Cancel button on the printer for about two seconds. (If you hold the button down too long, a configuration page will print out instead of the demo page.)
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
Epson Stylus Photo R280
The need for printers has flourished over the years and now the demand to have the right product is more important than ever. Various models are introduced and outdated before they ever reach the maximum usage period.
People often want one stop for all the printing needs, and so keeping this very idea in mind, the innovators at Epson made the R280. The Epson Stylus Photo R280 is a single function photo printer which offers hi definition resolutions and outstanding quality in print-outs for a remarkably low price
The Epson R280 is not only cheaper than its competitive inkjet printers but also has a better result. It has a new Claria ink technology that results in high definition printing capability. It uses 6 cartridges and works well in Windows Vista, XP Professional, XP, and 2000 and even Macintosh X 10.2.8, 10.3.9, 10.4.x or later operating systems. It can also print directly onto compatible CDs and DVDs, has a fast printing speed and does not make much noise too. It can print 4” x 6” photo in as fast as 11 seconds which are water and fade resistant. It can also print up to 38 pages of plain text in just one minute.
It comes with a disk that contains all the necessary drivers and software. Once you have installed the drivers and ink, you can start printing – simple as that. It has a built-in auto photo correction, which corrects poorly exposed photos automatically. The printer comes with 1 year warranty that Epson has given. It is easy to handle with a quick dry time and its options are user friendly.
The high speed printing of Epson R280 enables you to make printouts quickly and save your precious time and with its six individual ink cartridges, the photos printed by Epson R280 are smudge, scratch, water and fade resistant. Claria Hi Definition Ink for photos that comes with this printer lasts up to 200 years. Epson stylus photo R280 is a wonderful machine with some great functions.
Printing is remarkably smooth with the R280, it doesn’t make much noise while printing like other printers. Epson has done it again, like always they have come up with a new and great product. Epson stylus photo R280’s slim design makes it ideal to fit in smaller spaces and this printer prints high quality documents and photos, whether it’s your college assignment or an office document, or a photo of your family. Printing was never that easy until Epson stylus photo R280 came onto the market.
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People often want one stop for all the printing needs, and so keeping this very idea in mind, the innovators at Epson made the R280. The Epson Stylus Photo R280 is a single function photo printer which offers hi definition resolutions and outstanding quality in print-outs for a remarkably low price
The Epson R280 is not only cheaper than its competitive inkjet printers but also has a better result. It has a new Claria ink technology that results in high definition printing capability. It uses 6 cartridges and works well in Windows Vista, XP Professional, XP, and 2000 and even Macintosh X 10.2.8, 10.3.9, 10.4.x or later operating systems. It can also print directly onto compatible CDs and DVDs, has a fast printing speed and does not make much noise too. It can print 4” x 6” photo in as fast as 11 seconds which are water and fade resistant. It can also print up to 38 pages of plain text in just one minute.
It comes with a disk that contains all the necessary drivers and software. Once you have installed the drivers and ink, you can start printing – simple as that. It has a built-in auto photo correction, which corrects poorly exposed photos automatically. The printer comes with 1 year warranty that Epson has given. It is easy to handle with a quick dry time and its options are user friendly.
The high speed printing of Epson R280 enables you to make printouts quickly and save your precious time and with its six individual ink cartridges, the photos printed by Epson R280 are smudge, scratch, water and fade resistant. Claria Hi Definition Ink for photos that comes with this printer lasts up to 200 years. Epson stylus photo R280 is a wonderful machine with some great functions.
Printing is remarkably smooth with the R280, it doesn’t make much noise while printing like other printers. Epson has done it again, like always they have come up with a new and great product. Epson stylus photo R280’s slim design makes it ideal to fit in smaller spaces and this printer prints high quality documents and photos, whether it’s your college assignment or an office document, or a photo of your family. Printing was never that easy until Epson stylus photo R280 came onto the market.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Ricoh Aficio MP 3025 MP 3030 page count
To view the page count for an MP 3025 or MP 3030 printer:
- Press the User Tools/Counter button.
- On the touch screen, select Counter.
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- Press the User Tools/Counter button.
- On the touch screen, select Counter.
Kyocera Mita FS 1030D
The Kyocera Mita FS-1030D is the epitome of good. It retails at a good price, the design is good, speed is good and print quality is, well, good. It does offer quite a bit for its good price including duplexing, 23 pages per minute print speed and a decent duty cycle of 25000 pages per month.
Kyocera’s design philosophy is to make all their office equipment durable, cost effective and cheap to run. The drum units are lifetime components meaning they don’t need changing, which is why they can claim less than 1 cent per sheet print cost. That is one of the cheapest per pages costs of any printer.
The FS-1030D has a 250 paper tray and a 50 sheet multi-purpose tray, making its total capacity 300 sheets. There is the option to add a second 250 sheet tray as well as a printer stand. The multi-purpose tray is behind a fold down flap at the front. Duplex printing halves the print speed at 11 pages per minute, which is average as the paper has to make two passes to print the other side.
The print quality is good, single or double sided. It prints clear, sharp text with good edging, fill and detail. Images and photos are equally good, with accurate monochrome shading, no visible banding and decent halftones.
Consumables for the FS-1030D cost around $25 for a 7200 page toner cartridge which confirms Kyocera’s assertion of a less than 1 cent page. These are replaced through a flap at the front and just drop into place, making them one of the easier cartridges to change. When you have added new toner, the printer will initialize it which will take around 10-15 minutes. This is just a one off so it doesn’t happen every day.
There is no control panel to speak of, just four LEDs, two green and two orange for power, data, paper level and toner levels. That is about all you need though so it doesn’t sell you short.
Connection is made via USB or parallel, although there is the option to add a network interface. The driver CD contains all Kyocera’s drivers, not just the one for the FS-1030D. You have to connect the printer first, then select the most appropriate, rather than the usual auto detect or double clicking the .exe.
The FS-1030D is a well designed printer that is well suited to the small office or workgroup. The option to scale up will suit many smaller businesses. Overall, a good printer.
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Kyocera’s design philosophy is to make all their office equipment durable, cost effective and cheap to run. The drum units are lifetime components meaning they don’t need changing, which is why they can claim less than 1 cent per sheet print cost. That is one of the cheapest per pages costs of any printer.
The FS-1030D has a 250 paper tray and a 50 sheet multi-purpose tray, making its total capacity 300 sheets. There is the option to add a second 250 sheet tray as well as a printer stand. The multi-purpose tray is behind a fold down flap at the front. Duplex printing halves the print speed at 11 pages per minute, which is average as the paper has to make two passes to print the other side.
The print quality is good, single or double sided. It prints clear, sharp text with good edging, fill and detail. Images and photos are equally good, with accurate monochrome shading, no visible banding and decent halftones.
Consumables for the FS-1030D cost around $25 for a 7200 page toner cartridge which confirms Kyocera’s assertion of a less than 1 cent page. These are replaced through a flap at the front and just drop into place, making them one of the easier cartridges to change. When you have added new toner, the printer will initialize it which will take around 10-15 minutes. This is just a one off so it doesn’t happen every day.
There is no control panel to speak of, just four LEDs, two green and two orange for power, data, paper level and toner levels. That is about all you need though so it doesn’t sell you short.
Connection is made via USB or parallel, although there is the option to add a network interface. The driver CD contains all Kyocera’s drivers, not just the one for the FS-1030D. You have to connect the printer first, then select the most appropriate, rather than the usual auto detect or double clicking the .exe.
The FS-1030D is a well designed printer that is well suited to the small office or workgroup. The option to scale up will suit many smaller businesses. Overall, a good printer.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Print spooler service keeps stopping
Unassisted print spooler service not running error correcteing is near unlikely because it’s connected with Windows system and Windows registry transforms. Some errors in your registry are likely reasoned by a print spooler keeps stopping error. Print spooler service keeps stopping error and breakage can be a denouement of registry transgressions.
Print spooler service keeps stopping error is a wide spread matter and every consumer impacts it for this once. A precedence matter of print spooler service not running error fix up is a lot of possible failure causes. A likely print spooler keeps stopping error cause is malicious applications functioning.
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Print spooler service keeps stopping error is a wide spread matter and every consumer impacts it for this once. A precedence matter of print spooler service not running error fix up is a lot of possible failure causes. A likely print spooler keeps stopping error cause is malicious applications functioning.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Ricoh Aficio MP161
Ricoh probably isn’t the first name you think of when it comes to office equipment, but they have been in the industry for years. They are expert at producing reliable equipment that does exactly what it says on the tin.
The Aficio MP161 comes in three variations. The straight MP161, which is a basic monochrome printer, copier, scanner and fax. The MP161L which adds a color scanner and the MP161LN which adds networking.
The machine itself is a standard looking multifunction device. There is a paper feeder on top of the scanner flatbed, then a control panel near the top at the front, the some drawers below.
All versions of the MP161 have built in duplexing, with the 50 sheet automatic document feeder also being auto reverse to effectively feed that duplexer. This is an often overlooked feature in multifunction devices, manufacturers preferring to spend money and effort on other functions.
Printing and copying is where the MP161’s strength lies. It produces good quality, competent prints that are of a good enough quality to be suitable for any office at a standard 600 dpi. Toner is deposited cleanly on the page, edges are smooth and sharp and text is accurate everywhere between 4pt and 48pt. At 16 pages per minute it isn’t the fastest printer in the world, but the quality is worth waiting for.
Scanning is perfectly adequate, with a mono scanner in the MP161 and color in the MP161L and LN. The color scanner reproduction is good, with all colors being faithful to the original, if a little dark. The full size flatbed can accommodate books and magazines for non-standard scanning, and even though the lid couldn’t shut properly, it didn’t detract from the quality.
The fax is just that. A fax with standard features, memory, auto dial, auto answer and a full sized keypad on the control panel.
Physically, the MP161 isn’t massive, isn’t too loud and can be expanded enough to grow as an office expands. The standard memory of 48Mb in the MP161 is enough for most needs but can be expanded. The MP161L/LN come with 80Mb which is also expandable. There is a 250 sheet paper drawer that can also be enlarged by a 500 page drawer. There is also a 100 page multifunction bypass tray and the automatic document feeder.
The toner is very reasonably priced at $19 for 7000 pages, which brings the cost per page right down. This just adds to the attractiveness of the MP161 overall.
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The Aficio MP161 comes in three variations. The straight MP161, which is a basic monochrome printer, copier, scanner and fax. The MP161L which adds a color scanner and the MP161LN which adds networking.
The machine itself is a standard looking multifunction device. There is a paper feeder on top of the scanner flatbed, then a control panel near the top at the front, the some drawers below.
All versions of the MP161 have built in duplexing, with the 50 sheet automatic document feeder also being auto reverse to effectively feed that duplexer. This is an often overlooked feature in multifunction devices, manufacturers preferring to spend money and effort on other functions.
Printing and copying is where the MP161’s strength lies. It produces good quality, competent prints that are of a good enough quality to be suitable for any office at a standard 600 dpi. Toner is deposited cleanly on the page, edges are smooth and sharp and text is accurate everywhere between 4pt and 48pt. At 16 pages per minute it isn’t the fastest printer in the world, but the quality is worth waiting for.
Scanning is perfectly adequate, with a mono scanner in the MP161 and color in the MP161L and LN. The color scanner reproduction is good, with all colors being faithful to the original, if a little dark. The full size flatbed can accommodate books and magazines for non-standard scanning, and even though the lid couldn’t shut properly, it didn’t detract from the quality.
The fax is just that. A fax with standard features, memory, auto dial, auto answer and a full sized keypad on the control panel.
Physically, the MP161 isn’t massive, isn’t too loud and can be expanded enough to grow as an office expands. The standard memory of 48Mb in the MP161 is enough for most needs but can be expanded. The MP161L/LN come with 80Mb which is also expandable. There is a 250 sheet paper drawer that can also be enlarged by a 500 page drawer. There is also a 100 page multifunction bypass tray and the automatic document feeder.
The toner is very reasonably priced at $19 for 7000 pages, which brings the cost per page right down. This just adds to the attractiveness of the MP161 overall.
Savin 2522
The Savin 2522 is a step above any other machine I have worked with. Previous employers had always gone for the cheapest solution and let us cope with the shortcomings. When the Savin arrived, we breathed a sigh of relief.
It is a monochrome “document manager”, which is business speak for a printer that can copy and scan as well. You can buy an add-on that allows you to fax, but we didn’t have that one as we have fax-from desktop to a fax server.
One things to say about it is that it is big. Fortunately it was installed for us, I wouldn’t have wanted to try to lift it. There is a blue touch screen at the front which has a full QWERTY keyboard, which is a nice touch. I had never seen one of those before. All of the icons are large and clear, and it is easy to select the mode you want without accidentally hitting others.
The printer and copier are both really flexible. We print a lot of documents, and sometimes have to manipulate them a bit. The Savin 2522 lets us resize, twist, turn, flip and move images and pages exactly how we want, then print them pretty quick.
The printing itself is quick, it does about 20 pages per minute, and they are great pages too. We print a mix of text and images, and there are three modes to match. Text, Image and Text/image. The last one is for a page with a mixture of images or photos and writing. That’s the one we use the most.
There are 5 different paper trays, giving us 3100 sheets paper capacity. There is a built-in hard drive where we load up the larger print jobs and have them scheduled for early morning, so they are ready for when we come in. The copier is quick too, but we don’t use it much.
Scanning is another great feature of the 2522. We archive lots of older documents and we can load them all up into the feeder and let them process automatically. The scanner does about 25 pages a minute and can send them straight to my PC.
Toner is easy to change, you just have to pull down the flap and swap them out. Using the Savin 2522 is easy. Nobody has a problem with working with it. It’s quick enough for even the most impatient of us, and good enough for the most demanding.
I like the Savin 2522 and would recommend it for any office that produces a lot of documentation.
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It is a monochrome “document manager”, which is business speak for a printer that can copy and scan as well. You can buy an add-on that allows you to fax, but we didn’t have that one as we have fax-from desktop to a fax server.
One things to say about it is that it is big. Fortunately it was installed for us, I wouldn’t have wanted to try to lift it. There is a blue touch screen at the front which has a full QWERTY keyboard, which is a nice touch. I had never seen one of those before. All of the icons are large and clear, and it is easy to select the mode you want without accidentally hitting others.
The printer and copier are both really flexible. We print a lot of documents, and sometimes have to manipulate them a bit. The Savin 2522 lets us resize, twist, turn, flip and move images and pages exactly how we want, then print them pretty quick.
The printing itself is quick, it does about 20 pages per minute, and they are great pages too. We print a mix of text and images, and there are three modes to match. Text, Image and Text/image. The last one is for a page with a mixture of images or photos and writing. That’s the one we use the most.
There are 5 different paper trays, giving us 3100 sheets paper capacity. There is a built-in hard drive where we load up the larger print jobs and have them scheduled for early morning, so they are ready for when we come in. The copier is quick too, but we don’t use it much.
Scanning is another great feature of the 2522. We archive lots of older documents and we can load them all up into the feeder and let them process automatically. The scanner does about 25 pages a minute and can send them straight to my PC.
Toner is easy to change, you just have to pull down the flap and swap them out. Using the Savin 2522 is easy. Nobody has a problem with working with it. It’s quick enough for even the most impatient of us, and good enough for the most demanding.
I like the Savin 2522 and would recommend it for any office that produces a lot of documentation.
Sunday, October 20, 2013
How to reset Brother DCP 195C printer clean unable 46 unable to print clean pad is full
clean unable 46
unable to print clean pad is full
Here is the proper reset code sequence to reset DCP printers without numeric keypad:
This instruction is also applicable to printer model: Brother DCP 110C, 115C, 120C, 130C, 135C, 145C, 150C, 165C, 185C
1. Press the Menu, then Mono Start key then press the UP arrow key 4 times to make the machine enter the maintenance mode and "ERROR 46" pops-up in the display.
2. Enter maintenance mode 80: Select 8 by pressing the UP/DOWN arrow key and push OK key and select 0 and push OK key
3. Now Press MONO arrow key several times until you see PURGE:XXXXX
4. Select 2 and push OK, Select 7 and push OK, 8 and push OK, select 3 and push OK and the purge counter is now reset to 00000.
5. Press STOP/EXIT key to go to root of maintenance mode
6. Enter code 99 to exit maintenance mode: Select 9 and push OK, Select 9 and push OK.
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Brother MFC 4800 user settings list
To print a configuration page (called a user settings list) from a Brother MFC-4800:
- Press the Reports button
- Press 5 for User Settings
For the MFC-4800, the page count is not listed on the user settings list.
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- Press the Reports button
- Press 5 for User Settings
For the MFC-4800, the page count is not listed on the user settings list.
Canon Pixma MX432 network config page
To print out a page that shows network settings and information for a Canon Pixma MX432:
- Press the Setup button (the button with a wrench on it)
- Press the Menu button
- Press the right arrow button until "LAN Settings" is displayed on the screen
- Press the OK button
- Press the right arrow button until "Print LAN Details" is displayed
- Press the OK button
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- Press the Setup button (the button with a wrench on it)
- Press the Menu button
- Press the right arrow button until "LAN Settings" is displayed on the screen
- Press the OK button
- Press the right arrow button until "Print LAN Details" is displayed
- Press the OK button
Friday, October 18, 2013
Sharp MX B402SC page count
To see the page count for an MX-B402SC, press the Copy button on the touch screen. The page count will be displayed, along with an estimate of how much toner is left.
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
Printer Spooling Services Problems
As I described before, when a user prints a document, the print job creates a temporary file on the disk for the document being printer. After that the application can be used for other tasks and the system sends the temporary file to the print device.
In windows, the print spool service s responsible for managing the print environment. If yo cant delete a print job from the print queue than you many have a corrupt queue.
This problem may be solved by restarting the print spooler services.Follow these steps to perform the task:
1. Go to Start Menu
2. Control Pannel
3. Performance an maintinance
4. Administrator toools
Actually when you restart the printing spool services, you are going to reboot the printing envoiroment.
Sometimes, you may want to move the printer spooler folder. The folder location should be changed if you are facing printing problem in windows and there is no hardware problem. Also if you are running out of space on drive C, spool directroy should be moved to another partition. To change the spool dierctory:
1.Start Menu
2. Printer and Faxes
3. Choose file
4. Server properties
5. Click advance tab
6. Enter the path of the new spool folder
In windows, the print spool service s responsible for managing the print environment. If yo cant delete a print job from the print queue than you many have a corrupt queue.
This problem may be solved by restarting the print spooler services.Follow these steps to perform the task:
1. Go to Start Menu
2. Control Pannel
3. Performance an maintinance
4. Administrator toools
Actually when you restart the printing spool services, you are going to reboot the printing envoiroment.
Sometimes, you may want to move the printer spooler folder. The folder location should be changed if you are facing printing problem in windows and there is no hardware problem. Also if you are running out of space on drive C, spool directroy should be moved to another partition. To change the spool dierctory:
1.Start Menu
2. Printer and Faxes
3. Choose file
4. Server properties
5. Click advance tab
6. Enter the path of the new spool folder
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Pitney Bowes IM 4511
I had never heard of Pitney Bowes until I came to work here. The name reminds me of construction equipment or forklift trucks, rather than office equipment. The Pitney Bowes IM-4511 sat on our floor and was networked to our workgroup, so it didn’t take me long to get the hang of it.
It is actually a pretty good multifunction. I thought I had seen them all, from the noisy, messy clunkers in the seventies, to the massive machines that used to make the floor vibrate in the eighties, getting smaller and more useful through the nineties, and now, in the new century we have this. A very useful and capable piece of office equipment.
It can fax, copy, print and scan all from one decent sized unit. It does them all in black and white. But we aren’t designers, so don’t need color. It isn’t massive, it doesn’t smoke, or make the floor vibrate. In fact it doesn’t make that much noise either. It just sits in the corner doing its thing day after day.
The controls are simple enough that even an old man like me can cope with them. There is a simple control panel near the top with a little gray LCD screen. All the buttons are spaced enough apart that chubby fingers won’t order 999 copies instead of 99, and they are logically grouped and well labeled.
I think it copies somewhere around the 12 pages per minute mark. Copying is about the same. Printing or copying text gives us clear black lettering where all the edges are smooth and no extra bits of ink poking out. Scanning is much the same, it gives us a black, gray and white image of anything we put in there, including color photographs or images.
The fax is about as easy as they come. Everything is set up as a speed dial and we tend to schedule all our faxes to be sent at once so the memory must be good for at least 100 pages. It doesn’t take it long to send them all either, maybe a couple of seconds for each page, something like that.
Overall, the Pitney Bowes IM-4511 is a good device to work with. It doesn’t trouble me as long as I don’t trouble it. It prints, copies and scans well. Faxes are handled quickly and quietly and you can’t even hear the dial tone. I think it will probably still be here doing it’s thing long after I’ve gone.
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It is actually a pretty good multifunction. I thought I had seen them all, from the noisy, messy clunkers in the seventies, to the massive machines that used to make the floor vibrate in the eighties, getting smaller and more useful through the nineties, and now, in the new century we have this. A very useful and capable piece of office equipment.
It can fax, copy, print and scan all from one decent sized unit. It does them all in black and white. But we aren’t designers, so don’t need color. It isn’t massive, it doesn’t smoke, or make the floor vibrate. In fact it doesn’t make that much noise either. It just sits in the corner doing its thing day after day.
The controls are simple enough that even an old man like me can cope with them. There is a simple control panel near the top with a little gray LCD screen. All the buttons are spaced enough apart that chubby fingers won’t order 999 copies instead of 99, and they are logically grouped and well labeled.
I think it copies somewhere around the 12 pages per minute mark. Copying is about the same. Printing or copying text gives us clear black lettering where all the edges are smooth and no extra bits of ink poking out. Scanning is much the same, it gives us a black, gray and white image of anything we put in there, including color photographs or images.
The fax is about as easy as they come. Everything is set up as a speed dial and we tend to schedule all our faxes to be sent at once so the memory must be good for at least 100 pages. It doesn’t take it long to send them all either, maybe a couple of seconds for each page, something like that.
Overall, the Pitney Bowes IM-4511 is a good device to work with. It doesn’t trouble me as long as I don’t trouble it. It prints, copies and scans well. Faxes are handled quickly and quietly and you can’t even hear the dial tone. I think it will probably still be here doing it’s thing long after I’ve gone.
Konica Minolta MagiColor 2400w
Our office has used the Konica Minolta MagiColor 2400w for the past four years. We got it new because it was cheap and we were surprised at how well it worked. The first thing to say about it is that is looks cool with the blue top. It’s a nice addition to the office and adds a bit of color to the place. Everything else we have are just beige boxes, so the blue makes a nice change.
One of the things we were most worried about with this was whether it would cope with four of us and our printing requirements. The box isn’t that big, in fact to look at the printer looks like one you would have at home. It’s about the same size as a personal printer, and about the same weight.
I needn’t have worried though because it has coped with everything we could throw at it for the past four years and hasn’t stuttered once. Between us we print between 10 and 12000 sheets a month. The MagiColor 2400w can apparently cope with 35000, so that might be why.
Setting it up was easy. All we had to do was unpack it, undo all the restraining tape and plug it in. The cartridges were already installed so we didn’t even have to do that. It has a USB connection which we set up on one of the spare computers and everything worked perfectly once the drivers were installed. The drivers didn’t take too long either, the CD which was in the box does everything for you, it’s just a matter of telling it where to put the files. Once done, we could access the PC through our network and print like that.
It prints pretty quick too, black and white printing is the fastest, at around 20 pages per minute. Color was a bit slower at 5 pages per minute, but the prints were good quality though. We don’t print many photos, but when we do that come out pretty good. We used to use an inkjet for them, but with the MagiColor 2400w, we can just print them as normal now.
Text documents come out really clear especially when printing at normal size. Graphs and office images come out very clear, the colors in the graphs look exactly the same as they do on the screen. Photographs was the most surprising thing, they are really good for a laser printer. They come out better on this, than on the old inkjet.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Brother MFC 8220
In today’s emerging business environment, printing, copying, faxing and scanning has become a work staple. Most offices aren’t spacious enough to accommodate separate machines for all each purpose. This is where the multi-function comes in. Brother has developed the Brother MFC-8220 laser multi-function which combines all these features into a single machine at a very reasonable price.
Brother MFC-8220 is a multi function laser machine that has copying, faxing, printing as well as scanning options. It can be used as a standalone fax machine or in conjunction with a computer system as it has a USB port along with a parallel networking interface. The entire multi-function system comes with the following essential equipment like toner cartridge, power cord, drum unit as well as power and phone cords, a handset with cord and a document feeder with a 250-sheet paper tray as well as the manual a setup card for quick installation.
A 250 paper tray capacity enables easy and fast printing and scanning of up to 21 pages per minute. Being a monochrome scanner, this machine offers up to 2400 x 600 dpi print resolution, 300 x 600 dpi monochrome scan resolution and 9,600 dpi enhanced resolution for the varying needs it will satisfy.
The drawbacks associated with this printer include being a little noisy and the occasional paper jam. Other than that it’s an ideal device that offers affordability, reliability and speed in one machine. Its ability to enlarge documents up to 400%, print Asian fonts and the additional handset which can be used as a phone, all make this a great unit. All in all, this machine is a comprehensive device perfect to be used for domestic or work purposes.
Its 32 MB memory is more than that of the previous models. This offers a bit more to heavy fax or image heavy print users as it can spool more, or more complex jobs at once. Since the printing resolution is more than that of the scanning, which is 600 dpi, the device produces better prints of documents and images compared to scans or copies.
In short the Brother MFC-8220 is a highly affordable way of getting the best quality multi-function printer that provides convenience and perfection of use to the customers. It has been developed as a modified model of previous versions to cater to the array of requirements clients have during official or domestic work.
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Brother MFC-8220 is a multi function laser machine that has copying, faxing, printing as well as scanning options. It can be used as a standalone fax machine or in conjunction with a computer system as it has a USB port along with a parallel networking interface. The entire multi-function system comes with the following essential equipment like toner cartridge, power cord, drum unit as well as power and phone cords, a handset with cord and a document feeder with a 250-sheet paper tray as well as the manual a setup card for quick installation.
A 250 paper tray capacity enables easy and fast printing and scanning of up to 21 pages per minute. Being a monochrome scanner, this machine offers up to 2400 x 600 dpi print resolution, 300 x 600 dpi monochrome scan resolution and 9,600 dpi enhanced resolution for the varying needs it will satisfy.
The drawbacks associated with this printer include being a little noisy and the occasional paper jam. Other than that it’s an ideal device that offers affordability, reliability and speed in one machine. Its ability to enlarge documents up to 400%, print Asian fonts and the additional handset which can be used as a phone, all make this a great unit. All in all, this machine is a comprehensive device perfect to be used for domestic or work purposes.
Its 32 MB memory is more than that of the previous models. This offers a bit more to heavy fax or image heavy print users as it can spool more, or more complex jobs at once. Since the printing resolution is more than that of the scanning, which is 600 dpi, the device produces better prints of documents and images compared to scans or copies.
In short the Brother MFC-8220 is a highly affordable way of getting the best quality multi-function printer that provides convenience and perfection of use to the customers. It has been developed as a modified model of previous versions to cater to the array of requirements clients have during official or domestic work.
Monday, October 14, 2013
Sharp MX M200D configuration page
To print a configuration page from an MX-M200D copier with printing capability, press and hold the little black button on the back left of the copier, on the print controller unit. Hold this button in for about five seconds or so.
The configuration page, called a printer setting list, will print out shortly. This page contains network information such as the IP address, as well as general machine information like the total page count.
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The configuration page, called a printer setting list, will print out shortly. This page contains network information such as the IP address, as well as general machine information like the total page count.
Hewlett Packard Printer Command Language Printer Languages
Hp PCL or Hewlett Packard Printer Command Language was introduced by the Hewlett-Packard. It is independent of host system, device drivers, I/O interface, and network communications. Its purpose is to bring all HP printers together under a common control structure. HP used it in its first desktop laser printer. PCL is an Escape Code language. HP has been using this language for its dot-matrix and inkjet printers before the invention of laser printers. PCL commands are compact escape sequence codes that are embedded in the print job before being sent to the printer. PCL fonts quickly translate application output into high quality raster print images. PCL has several versions available.
PCL 1
PCL 1 was introduced in 1980. It is simple language having capabilities for basic printing. PCL 1 prints nothing but only text. Supported by all HP LaserJet series printers (except the HP LaserJet 3100 and 3150 series products).
PCL 2
PCL 2 added Electronic Data Processing/Transaction functionality. Supported by all HP LaserJet series printers (except the HP LaserJet 3100 and 3150 series products).
PCL 3
PCL 3 was introduced in 1984 with the original HP LaserJet. Released with the following printers:
HP LaserJet series printer,
HP LaserJet Plus series printer.
It provided the commands and features required for simple high quality word processing and data printing. Allowed for the use of a limited number of bitmapped fonts and graphics.
PCL 3 provided simple word processing and data sharing. It supported not only small bitmap fonts but also small bitmap graphic printing. Many other manufacturers emulate PCL 3 referred to as LaserJet Plus emulation. PCL 3 is still in use on several impact printers which replaced the obsoleted HP models. It does not support downloadable or scalable fonts. It is pixel based printer language that primarily describes images by pixel.
PCL 4
Released with the following printers: HP LaserJet Series II, HP LaserJet IID, HP LaserJet IIP, and HP LaserJet IIP Plus series printers.
Provided new page printing capabilities. Supported macros, larger bitmapped fonts and graphics. Introduced in 1985.
The LaserJet Plus printer was superseded by the LaserJet series II, also an 8 p.p.m. printer. The LaserJet II series of printers included the LaserJet IIP, a 4 p.p.m. personal printer, and the LaserJet IID, a duplex version of the LaserJet II. The LaserJet II introduced the PCL 4 language, which built upon PCL 3 by adding the ability to use more, larger bitmap fonts, and more bitmap graphics. The standard LaserJet II could manage just over half a page of bitmap graphics, but with the addition of some extra memory this could be expanded to a whole page.
PCL 4 was introduced on the HP LaserJet II in 1985, adding macros, larger bitmapped fonts and graphics. PCL 4 is still popular for many applications.
PCL 4 was backwards compatible with PCL 3 (PCL 3 jobs would print perfectly well under PCL 4), but the additional features took it well beyond the bounds of word-processing, and allowed it to be used for charts, graphics and simple desktop publishing. PCL 4 has been superseded for office printers, but is still commonly used in personal printers as it requires relatively little processing power in comparison with later versions of the PCL language. The version of PCL 4 used on the LaserJet IIP was a slightly enhanced over the version used on the standard LaserJet, and provided a compression method for bitmap graphics to reduce the amount of data which the computer had to send to the printer.
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Ricoh Aficio 2090 2105 page count
To see the page count for an Aficio 2090 or 2105, simply press the Counter button on the operation panel. The total counter will be displayed. To print it out, select Print Counter List and then press Start.
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Saturday, October 12, 2013
Panasonic PanaFax UF 8000
The Panasonic PanaFax UF-8000 is another multifunction from the Japanese manufacturer that is set to compete with its more expensive rivals. The UF-8000 is a multifunction device with a monochrome printer, copier, fax and scanner.
The UF-8000 is a substantial machine, weighing in at a hefty 48.5lbs. Solidly built with well constructed drawers lid, output tray and control panel. The panel itself has a full QWERTY keyboard, that is slightly downsized but still perfectly usable. The controls are laid out in a logical manner and offer everything the average user needs.
The UF-8000 is an good performer, producing documents at a rate of 19 pages per minute at a resolution of 600dpi. Whether it’s a fax, print or copy, the print is crisp and clear with good shading on larger images.
The fax is exactly what you would expect from a multifunction. It can send and receive good quality faxes with the minimum of fuss. The controls on the panel include a full dialing keypad, auto dials, phone book, send later and other controls. The Super G3 modem will get the faxes to their destination in a little under 3 seconds per sheet and can broadcast to up to 330 destinations at once.
The copier is good, offering resize, rotate, multiple copies and other features. The native 600 dpi is clear and text is exact. Edges on both text and images were clean and free of jaggies. Grayscale was even across the images and the 256 shades were used to full effect when copying color images.
The UF-8000 is very easy to work with. The paper drawer holds 250 sheets, and the automatic document feeder a further 100. It can be connected via USB or Ethernet and will work with any Windows operating system.
The toner is easy to replace once it has printed 5000 pages or so. The cartridges come in two sizes, the basic 5000 page on and a high yield 10,000 page one. Seeing as there is only a moderate difference in cost between the two, it makes sense to opt for the high yield.
The UF-8000 is a good, value for money multifunction device that is aimed at the SOHO market. With ease of use and solid performance, this is a good buy if you’re in that market.
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The UF-8000 is a substantial machine, weighing in at a hefty 48.5lbs. Solidly built with well constructed drawers lid, output tray and control panel. The panel itself has a full QWERTY keyboard, that is slightly downsized but still perfectly usable. The controls are laid out in a logical manner and offer everything the average user needs.
The UF-8000 is an good performer, producing documents at a rate of 19 pages per minute at a resolution of 600dpi. Whether it’s a fax, print or copy, the print is crisp and clear with good shading on larger images.
The fax is exactly what you would expect from a multifunction. It can send and receive good quality faxes with the minimum of fuss. The controls on the panel include a full dialing keypad, auto dials, phone book, send later and other controls. The Super G3 modem will get the faxes to their destination in a little under 3 seconds per sheet and can broadcast to up to 330 destinations at once.
The copier is good, offering resize, rotate, multiple copies and other features. The native 600 dpi is clear and text is exact. Edges on both text and images were clean and free of jaggies. Grayscale was even across the images and the 256 shades were used to full effect when copying color images.
The UF-8000 is very easy to work with. The paper drawer holds 250 sheets, and the automatic document feeder a further 100. It can be connected via USB or Ethernet and will work with any Windows operating system.
The toner is easy to replace once it has printed 5000 pages or so. The cartridges come in two sizes, the basic 5000 page on and a high yield 10,000 page one. Seeing as there is only a moderate difference in cost between the two, it makes sense to opt for the high yield.
The UF-8000 is a good, value for money multifunction device that is aimed at the SOHO market. With ease of use and solid performance, this is a good buy if you’re in that market.
Friday, October 11, 2013
EPSON Stylus Photo 750 1200 Resetter
To reset waste ink counter, use the following combination of applications and sequence of buttons on the control panel
- Turn off the printer.
- Hold buttons simultaneously LOAD/EJECT and click CLEANING POWER (LED flashes lack of paper).
- Release all the buttons.
- Within 2 seconds until the LED flashes, press and release the button LOAD/EJECT.
- Turn off and turn it on.
HP LaserJet 1100
The HP LaserJet 1100 is supplied with a mere 2Mb of internal memory as standard. We upgraded ours to have 8Mb. The more memory a printer has the quicker it can handle print data. It also has a 35Mhz Motorola processor.
The printer has a standard resolution of 600 dpi which is a perfectly decent resolution for a printer, especially a laser. It’s capable of 8 pages per minute and our experience is that it actually achieves that too. The printer can be connected using a parallel port or as is more commonly the case with a workgroup, network using the Ethernet adapter.
The paper tray can handle a total of 125 sheets, so while this has network capabilities, it might feel more at home as a single user or SOHO printer. I imagine larger workgroups might end up being a bit much for it after a while, especially with only 8Mb of memory.
We are such SOHO users, so can vouch for its capability as that. There are only three of us on our network and have yet to give the 1100 pause. We aren’t great printers, but there are times, especially when a deadline looms that things get a bit frenetic and we’re all trying to get our individual parts of a project done at once.
Print quality is second to none, even with only 600 dpi to work with. It doesn’t matter so much to a laser than to an inkjet. In our experience, coverage is much more even, precise and quicker than with ink. Photos and images are much better with an inkjet, but seem a bit more expensive to print. Our requirements are predominantly textual, so it matters little to us.
The LaserJet 1100 prints text well, whatever the size. We are journalists so we use standard fonts, MLA formatting and only the odd image, as the editor adds those himself. Test in Times New Roman is pretty standard, you can’t really go wrong with it, but when we print something non-work related, it handles other fonts and points very well indeed.
The HP LaserJet 1100 is a good old workhorse printer. While marketed at a workgroup, I’m not sure its suited to one larger than ours. It works well, prints well and has given us no trouble since we owned it.
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The printer has a standard resolution of 600 dpi which is a perfectly decent resolution for a printer, especially a laser. It’s capable of 8 pages per minute and our experience is that it actually achieves that too. The printer can be connected using a parallel port or as is more commonly the case with a workgroup, network using the Ethernet adapter.
The paper tray can handle a total of 125 sheets, so while this has network capabilities, it might feel more at home as a single user or SOHO printer. I imagine larger workgroups might end up being a bit much for it after a while, especially with only 8Mb of memory.
We are such SOHO users, so can vouch for its capability as that. There are only three of us on our network and have yet to give the 1100 pause. We aren’t great printers, but there are times, especially when a deadline looms that things get a bit frenetic and we’re all trying to get our individual parts of a project done at once.
Print quality is second to none, even with only 600 dpi to work with. It doesn’t matter so much to a laser than to an inkjet. In our experience, coverage is much more even, precise and quicker than with ink. Photos and images are much better with an inkjet, but seem a bit more expensive to print. Our requirements are predominantly textual, so it matters little to us.
The LaserJet 1100 prints text well, whatever the size. We are journalists so we use standard fonts, MLA formatting and only the odd image, as the editor adds those himself. Test in Times New Roman is pretty standard, you can’t really go wrong with it, but when we print something non-work related, it handles other fonts and points very well indeed.
The HP LaserJet 1100 is a good old workhorse printer. While marketed at a workgroup, I’m not sure its suited to one larger than ours. It works well, prints well and has given us no trouble since we owned it.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
HP LaserJet 3055 configuration page
To print a self test/configuration page from a LaserJet 3055:
- Press the Menu button
- Scroll to the right or left using the arrow buttons until "Reports" is displayed on the screen
- Press the Enter button (the green button with the check mark)
- Scroll to the right or left until "Config report" is displayed
- Press Enter
If you are looking for the printers page count, it wont be displayed on the config page; youll have to print out a usage page instead to see the page count.
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- Press the Menu button
- Scroll to the right or left using the arrow buttons until "Reports" is displayed on the screen
- Press the Enter button (the green button with the check mark)
- Scroll to the right or left until "Config report" is displayed
- Press Enter
If you are looking for the printers page count, it wont be displayed on the config page; youll have to print out a usage page instead to see the page count.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
HP Color LaserJet CP3505
I have looked after the HP Color LaserJet CP3505 in our office for the last couple of years and it has been the least troublesome printer we have. Its a color laser from HP so we knew it would be good, but how good only time was going to tell.
It is quite big, measuring 16.25 x 20.07 x 22.44 inches and weighing almost 75 pounds, so it needs its own table or stand. When you need access to the paper drawer or to free jams you need more space at the front to fold down the flap. Its quite noisy, but then an office is anyway so it doesnt really disturb us too much.
We mainly print technical documentation for mobile engineers, who always seem to need something right away. Fortunately the printer is up to the task, reacting quickly, warming up quickly then printing quickly. At 22 pages per minute for either mono or color prints its plenty quick enough for our needs. Newer printers are quicker, but this one is so good we dont want to change it yet.
All Hewlett Packard products are well built and designed to last, the CP3505 is no exception. It has a duty cycle of 65,000 prints a month and is built to do it too.
We don’t print anything like that, around half I imagine, and it hasn’t let us down yet. It gets jammed occasionally, but the flap at the front exposes most of the paper path so they are easy to rectify.
The standard paper capacity is 850 sheets, which is enough for most uses. Just as well as you can’t expand it. You can add memory and a hard drive if you want, but we didn’t need to. It can be connected either by USB or network, we have it connected to our network and it works like a charm.
It also has a basic LCD screen and mini control panel on the top, but we mainly control it from the desktop using HP tools. We have a mixture of Windows and Mac computers here and it works with either of them without any fuss. I think the LaserJet CP3505 is just designed to work with the minimum of hassle. If it is, it succeeds very well.
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It is quite big, measuring 16.25 x 20.07 x 22.44 inches and weighing almost 75 pounds, so it needs its own table or stand. When you need access to the paper drawer or to free jams you need more space at the front to fold down the flap. Its quite noisy, but then an office is anyway so it doesnt really disturb us too much.
We mainly print technical documentation for mobile engineers, who always seem to need something right away. Fortunately the printer is up to the task, reacting quickly, warming up quickly then printing quickly. At 22 pages per minute for either mono or color prints its plenty quick enough for our needs. Newer printers are quicker, but this one is so good we dont want to change it yet.
All Hewlett Packard products are well built and designed to last, the CP3505 is no exception. It has a duty cycle of 65,000 prints a month and is built to do it too.
We don’t print anything like that, around half I imagine, and it hasn’t let us down yet. It gets jammed occasionally, but the flap at the front exposes most of the paper path so they are easy to rectify.
The standard paper capacity is 850 sheets, which is enough for most uses. Just as well as you can’t expand it. You can add memory and a hard drive if you want, but we didn’t need to. It can be connected either by USB or network, we have it connected to our network and it works like a charm.
It also has a basic LCD screen and mini control panel on the top, but we mainly control it from the desktop using HP tools. We have a mixture of Windows and Mac computers here and it works with either of them without any fuss. I think the LaserJet CP3505 is just designed to work with the minimum of hassle. If it is, it succeeds very well.
Ricoh Aficio 3035 3045 configuration page
On a 3035 or 3045 with the print/scan option installed, you can print out a configuration page that contains a lot of useful data. To print the config page:
- Press User Tools/Counter.
- On the screen, touch Printer Features.
- Touch Config. Page.
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- Press User Tools/Counter.
- On the screen, touch Printer Features.
- Touch Config. Page.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
How to Reset Canon MP600
Manual reset waste ink counter pad and reset to factory setting for canon MP600 printer.
Reset Counter MP600
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Reset Counter MP600
- Turn off the printer
- Press and hold the Resume Button, add a printer an indicator light green.
- Press and hold the Power Button, while hold Power button, release the Resume Button.
- While hold the Power Button, double click Resume button and then Release Both Buttons.
- Click Resume for Four times.
- Once you click Power, to confirm the selected action (reset counter absorber).
- Turn off the printers.
- Press the HOME button.]
- Use the Easy-Scroll Wheel or the right/left arrow to select Settings, and then press OK button.
- Use the Easy-Scroll Wheel or the right/left arrow to select Device settings, then press the OK button.
- Use the Easy-Scroll Wheel (B) or the up/down arrow to select Reset settings, then press the OK button.
- Use the Easy-Scroll wheel or the up/down arrow to select Yes on the confirmation screen and then press OK.
- Press the HOME button to return to the HOME menu.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Brother MFC 9420CN
The printer market is a competitive one. It seems there are new models being released almost weekly from the main manufacturers. A machine really has to stand out from the crowd to even be noticed nowadays. Fortunately the MFC-9420CN is just such a device.
The MFC-9420CN is a color multifunction device that offers color printing, copying, scanning and faxing. It isn’t the most subtle of office machines, especially when it’s working. It is quite noisy, and it won’t really fit quietly into a corner somewhere. This removes it from the home office market, but it is still very effective in the small business or office workgroup.
Setting up is easy, just a matter of unpacking everything and slotting it together. Connections are made by USB, parallel and Ethernet, which offer flexibility, and is easy to install into an existing workgroup. The paper tray holds up to 250 sheets, with a further 35 available in the automatic document feeder. Toner is easy to insert and remove and quite good value for money. Monochrome toner is good for 10000 pages of an average 5% coverage and color will cover 6600 pages.
The color fax is of excellent quality, both sending and receiving produced good clear results in no time at all. The simple fax controls on the panel are easy to use and contain all the functions you can think of.
Printing and copying is a real result. Image quality is excellent and monochrome text is especially crisp at standard resolution of 1200 x 2400dpi. There were rough transitions when reproducing photographs, but the overall quality was acceptable for normal use. The print speed averaged 31 pages per minute for monochrome and 8 pages for color.
Scanning is a delight, as the device is simple and effective, and produced excellent results when tested. The copy was just about identical to the original and came out in no time at all.
While capable of so much more, ideally this is a multifunction for the smaller workgroup who don’t print all that much. There are enough features to satisfy most needs, and the print quality is easily good enough for any office. Toner costs are remarkable low, with the 10000 page monochrome cartridge being a particularly good deal.
The MFC-9420CN is being marketed as a business friendly multifunction device, which it is. I think it will be a success, now and in the future.
Source: http://hubpages.com/hub/Brother-MFC-9420CN
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The MFC-9420CN is a color multifunction device that offers color printing, copying, scanning and faxing. It isn’t the most subtle of office machines, especially when it’s working. It is quite noisy, and it won’t really fit quietly into a corner somewhere. This removes it from the home office market, but it is still very effective in the small business or office workgroup.
Setting up is easy, just a matter of unpacking everything and slotting it together. Connections are made by USB, parallel and Ethernet, which offer flexibility, and is easy to install into an existing workgroup. The paper tray holds up to 250 sheets, with a further 35 available in the automatic document feeder. Toner is easy to insert and remove and quite good value for money. Monochrome toner is good for 10000 pages of an average 5% coverage and color will cover 6600 pages.
The color fax is of excellent quality, both sending and receiving produced good clear results in no time at all. The simple fax controls on the panel are easy to use and contain all the functions you can think of.
Printing and copying is a real result. Image quality is excellent and monochrome text is especially crisp at standard resolution of 1200 x 2400dpi. There were rough transitions when reproducing photographs, but the overall quality was acceptable for normal use. The print speed averaged 31 pages per minute for monochrome and 8 pages for color.
Scanning is a delight, as the device is simple and effective, and produced excellent results when tested. The copy was just about identical to the original and came out in no time at all.
While capable of so much more, ideally this is a multifunction for the smaller workgroup who don’t print all that much. There are enough features to satisfy most needs, and the print quality is easily good enough for any office. Toner costs are remarkable low, with the 10000 page monochrome cartridge being a particularly good deal.
The MFC-9420CN is being marketed as a business friendly multifunction device, which it is. I think it will be a success, now and in the future.
Source: http://hubpages.com/hub/Brother-MFC-9420CN
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Waste Ink Tank Full on Canon i80 Resetting
his tutorial to adjust drop ink in the machine ravine i80. I not yet proven this tutorial, because this tutorial is I get from marketplace writer machine. stalking rank bt locomotion to adjust printer Ravine i80 :
* Equal the pic theme deal, and lag off the machine.
* While pressing the Resume/Cancel fix, count the Cognition fix *.
* Spell holding the Power add, supply the Resume/Cancel add **.
* Piece retentive the Power button, count the Resume/Cancel button troika present, and then reach the Knowledge and Resume/Cancel buttons ***. During format, the LED blinks in unaged.
* When the LED stops blooming and lights in chromatic, exhort the Resume/Cancel secure the 4 times ***.
* Force the Cause fasten. The LED lights in unaged, and the designated run is performed. When the operation completes, the printer returns to the list option mode automatically.
* Nation off the machine and then approve on and judge.
Notation :
1. (Do not free the buttons. The LED lights in naif to represent that a purpose is selectable.)
2. (Dont channel the Force add.)
3. (Each measure the Resume/Cancel add is pressed, the LED lights alternately in either citrus or ketamine, starting with orange.)
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* Equal the pic theme deal, and lag off the machine.
* While pressing the Resume/Cancel fix, count the Cognition fix *.
* Spell holding the Power add, supply the Resume/Cancel add **.
* Piece retentive the Power button, count the Resume/Cancel button troika present, and then reach the Knowledge and Resume/Cancel buttons ***. During format, the LED blinks in unaged.
* When the LED stops blooming and lights in chromatic, exhort the Resume/Cancel secure the 4 times ***.
* Force the Cause fasten. The LED lights in unaged, and the designated run is performed. When the operation completes, the printer returns to the list option mode automatically.
* Nation off the machine and then approve on and judge.
Notation :
1. (Do not free the buttons. The LED lights in naif to represent that a purpose is selectable.)
2. (Dont channel the Force add.)
3. (Each measure the Resume/Cancel add is pressed, the LED lights alternately in either citrus or ketamine, starting with orange.)
Sharp MX 7040 page count
To see the page count for an MX-7040:
- On the Home screen, select Settings
- Select System Settings from the left side of the screen
The page count will be displayed near the middle of the screen. If you need a hard copy of the page count, select Print on the screen.
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- On the Home screen, select Settings
- Select System Settings from the left side of the screen
The page count will be displayed near the middle of the screen. If you need a hard copy of the page count, select Print on the screen.
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Kyocera FS C5350DN Printer Review
| Overview: The Kyocera FS-C5350DN is well built and will help your company save money. It is one of the most cost-effective printers on the market. IT may not be the newest product on the market, but it is durable and long lasting. Monochrome prints are outstanding with the Kyocera FS-C5350DN. |
| Pros: This machine was built with users in mind. Its control screen is intuitive and it comes with an easy to understand manual. The manual will walk you through every step ensuring that you use the printer correctly. It also offers fast printing speeds at up to 28 pages per minute. Prints are 600 x 600 dpi resolution. It also packs a 600 MHZ Processor. Its easy to use networking allows you to manage the printer easily and efficiently. Furthermore thanks to the printers duplex capabilities, you will be able to use less paper and reduce cost. Thanks to all the features that this machine has to offer you will be able to finish your print jobs in your office instead of outsourcing them. This will immediately reduce your company™s expenses. |
| Cons: The calibration of this printer doesnt work very well. It takes up to four minutes to calibrate it. Additionally the Kyocera FS-C5350DN doesn™t work very well with Macs. Bonjour was initially disabled and you must enable it yourself. Graphics printed with this printer lack the quality that one would desire. However text prints have decent quality that will meet the needs of any business. |
| Ink Toner Needs: Toner cartridges for the Kyocera FS-C5350DN are long lasting and of outstanding quality. |
Friday, October 4, 2013
Epson Printers Reset Tools Freeze Reset internal ink powerful head cleaning Reset protection counter
SSC Service Utility allow you to do many amazing things with Your Epson printer :
1) Work directly with CSIC in Epson Stylus printers cartridges.
2) Reset or rewrite any chip using special addon device.
3) Freeze internal ink counters.
4) Reset internal ink counters even with empty cartridges.
5) Separate cleaning of color and black heads for all Epson inkjet printers, powerful cleaning mode.
6) Hot swapping of cartridges supported.
7) Resetting of protection counter (even then it is already full).
8) More then 100 different Epson printers supported
This allow many people with high printing demands to save some money (program works with both black and color cartridges).
9)Supported printer models: Epson Stylus Сolor & Epson Stylus Photo 400 440 480 LPT 480SXU / 580 600 640 660 670 680 / 777 740 760 800 / 850 860 880 900 / EM-900C 980 1160 1520 3000 C20 / C40 / CL-750
C41 / C42 / C43 / C44 / C45 / C46 / C47 / C48 ** C50 C60 C61 / C62 ** C63 / C64 ** C65 / C66 and PE ** C67 / C68 / D68 and PE **
C70 ** C80 ** C82 ** C83 / C84 ** C85 / C86 and PE ** C87 / C88 / D88 and PE ** RX420 / RX425 / RX430 ** RX500 / RX510**
RX520 ** RX600 / RX610 ** RX620 ** RX700 ** CX3100 / CX3200 ** CX3500 / CX3600 / CX3650 ** CX3700 ** CX3800 / CX3810 / DX3800 **
CX4500 ** CX4600 ** CX4100 / CX4200 ** CX4700 / CX4800 ** DX4200 / DX4800 ** CX5100 / CX5200 ** CX5300 / CX5400 ** CX6400 / CX6600 **
CX6300 / CX6500 ** CX7800 ** Epson PictureMate EX 700 / IP-100 750 / PM-770C 780 / 790 / PM-780C 810 / 820 820 **
825 / 915 830 / 830U ** 870 / PM-875DC R200 / R210 ** R220 / R230 ** R300 / R310 ** R320 ** R800 / PX-G900 ** R1800 **
R2400 ** 890 PM-890C PM-A700 ** PM-G720 ** PM-970C ** 895/ 785EPX 900 ** 925 / 935 ** 950 / 960 / PM-950C **
1200 / PM-3000C 1270 / PM-3300C 1280 / PM-3500C 1290 2000P 2100 ** 2200 / PM-4000EPX ** Pro 5000 / PM-5000C
Up to day this software works under Windows 95/98/ME/2K2/XP/WIN 7 with both the LPT and USB printers.
DOWNLOAD SSC Service Utility For Your Epson printer
Website: www.ssclg.com
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Apple StyleWriter II test page
According to the StyleWriter II service manual, you can print a test page by turning the printer on and then pressing and holding the Online button (on the top of the printer) for about 6 seconds.
If that doesnt work, try the procedure mentioned on this page: turn off the printer and hold down the Power button until the printer turns on and prints out the test page.
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If that doesnt work, try the procedure mentioned on this page: turn off the printer and hold down the Power button until the printer turns on and prints out the test page.
How to Reset Canon i80 Waste Ink Tank Full
This tutorial to reset waste ink in the printer canon i80. I not yet tried this tutorial, because this tutorial is I get from forum service printer. following step bt step to reset printer Canon i80 :
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- Close the print head cover, and turn off the printer.
- While pressing the Resume/Cancel button, press the Power button *.
- While holding the Power button, release the Resume/Cancel button **.
- While holding the Power button, press the Resume/Cancel button three times, and then release the Power and Resume/Cancel buttons ***. During initialization, the LED blinks in green.
- When the LED stops blinking and lights in green, press the Resume/Cancel button the 4 times ***.
- Press the Power button. The LED lights in green, and the selected function is performed. When the operation completes, the printer returns to the menu selection mode automatically.
- Power off the printer and then back on and test.
- (Do not release the buttons. The LED lights in green to indicate that a function is selectable.)*
- (Don’t release the Power button.)**
- (Each time the Resume/Cancel button is pressed, the LED lights alternately in either orange or green, starting with orange.)***
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
A comparison of PCL6 and PCL5
A comparison of PCL6 and PCL5 is given below:
PCL6 Advantages:
PCL6 Advantages:
- It has better WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) printing, improved print quality, Tuer document fidelity.
- PCL6 is specially designed for graphics while gray-scale images, which are processed as objects, appear smooth and even, offering superior and fast print quality for graphics and scanned images.
- PCL 6 commands are designed to closely match Microsoft Windows graphical direct interface (GDI). Users will regain control of their PC and application sooner because PCL 6 allows the printer driver to translate GDI to PCL 6 faster than before.
- PCL6 commands are compiled before sending to the printer so network throughput will improve because of smaller and more compact commands. HP says that the data volume is 50 to 90 percent smaller than PCL5. Although PCL6 generates smaller file sizes in certain network configurations, the speed of todays host processors and networks may offset the performance benefits of having smaller file sizes.
- It has complete backward compatibility (can be used for older printer models)
Version History:
Let have a look at the previous versions and history of PCL (Printer Control Language). PCL was was originally devised for the HP Dot Matrix and inkjet series printers. The first HP Laser Jet series printer was released in 1984 with the PCL 3 language. Other versions of PCL are:
Let have a look at the previous versions and history of PCL (Printer Control Language). PCL was was originally devised for the HP Dot Matrix and inkjet series printers. The first HP Laser Jet series printer was released in 1984 with the PCL 3 language. Other versions of PCL are:
PCL 5e: provides black & white printing.
PCL 5c: provides black white and color printing.
PCL 6: Provides black & white and color printing.
PCL Minidriver
PCL 5 and PCL 5e:
PCL5 was introduced with the HP Laser Jet III Series laser printer, somewhere in 1990. It was released to allow compatibility for industry acceptance for font scaling, outline fonts and HP- GL/2 (Vector) graphics. It was capable of printing more complex desktop publishing, graphic design and presentation applications. In addition to PCL 5, the LaserJet III series introduced the technique called "Resolution Enhancement", in which small dots are automatically placed at the edges of lines and characters to reduce the ragged edge sometimes visible on 300 d.p.i. prints.
The LaserJet III series was replaced by the LaserJet4 with PCL 5e, which introduced a higher printing resolution of 600 d.p.i., a fast bi-directional Centronics-type parallel port (Bi-Tronics) so that the printer can give more status information to the computer, and a selection of fonts dedicated to use with Microsoft Windows application software. It features a wider selection of fonts for use primarily with the MS Windows environment and applications. There are a few minor enhancements to PCL 5, resulting in PCL 5e (enhanced), primarily allowing the printer to talk to the computer to report status messages, errors etc.. The enhancements in PCL 5e do not have any significant effect on the page description functionality in the language. The LaserJet 4 series of printers includes the LaserJet 4 (600 d.p.i., 8p.p.m.), the LaserJet 4L (300 d.p.i., 4 p.p.m.), the LaserJet 4P (600 d.p.i., 4p.p.m.) and the LaserJet 4Si (600 d.p.i., 16p.p.m.). In addition to the basic range, all the LaserJet 4 range is available with the Adobe Postscript level 2 Page Description Language built-in in addition to PCL 5e, these models are designated by the letter "M" after the number (4M, 4ML, 4MP, 4SiMX). Todays PCL 6e is equivalent to PCL 5e.
PCL 5C (Color)
PCL 5c (equivalent to PCL 6c) is an enhancement to PCL5 to add functional color support for HP color laserjet printers. It offers no other changes except the commands needed to support for color printing. It is compatible with PCL 5 so it can also be used for mono-color (black&white) printing.
Main difference between PCL 6 and PC 5 is that PCL 6 commands are not transmitted as text but as small, succinct bits of data.
PCL Modes:
The PCL language has four modes or ways of specifying and using color:
• Black-and-White (monochrome) mode is the default mode so that backward compatibility with previous printers is maintained. When the printer is turned on it has a 2-entry palette containing the color white at index 0 and black at index 1.
• Simple Color mode is entered with the Simple Color command, which creates one of three fixed color palettes: A monochrome, two-entry palette with white at index 0 and black at index 1.• An RGB, eight-entry palette with the following colors starting at index 0: black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, and white.• A CMY, eight-entry palette with the following colors starting at index 0: white, cyan, magenta, blue, yellow, green, red and black.
• PCL Imaging mode is entered with the Configure Image Data command that creates a programmable palette of aprogrammed size. This palette can be programmed using the color component and set index commands.
• HP-GL/2 Imaging mode is entered when HP GL/2 mode is entered and the initialize command IN creates a programmable palette that is shared between PCL and HP-GL/2.
Any and all of the modes can be used on a page. For example, you could enter the Simple Color mode to print a headline and bar chart, PCL imaging mode to print a photographic image, and Black-and-White mode for the text on the page.
PCL Modes:
The PCL language has four modes or ways of specifying and using color:
• Black-and-White (monochrome) mode is the default mode so that backward compatibility with previous printers is maintained. When the printer is turned on it has a 2-entry palette containing the color white at index 0 and black at index 1.
• Simple Color mode is entered with the Simple Color command, which creates one of three fixed color palettes: A monochrome, two-entry palette with white at index 0 and black at index 1.• An RGB, eight-entry palette with the following colors starting at index 0: black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, and white.• A CMY, eight-entry palette with the following colors starting at index 0: white, cyan, magenta, blue, yellow, green, red and black.
• PCL Imaging mode is entered with the Configure Image Data command that creates a programmable palette of aprogrammed size. This palette can be programmed using the color component and set index commands.
• HP-GL/2 Imaging mode is entered when HP GL/2 mode is entered and the initialize command IN creates a programmable palette that is shared between PCL and HP-GL/2.
Any and all of the modes can be used on a page. For example, you could enter the Simple Color mode to print a headline and bar chart, PCL imaging mode to print a photographic image, and Black-and-White mode for the text on the page.
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Ricoh Aficio 1035 1045 config page
To print a configuration page from an Aficio 1035 or 1045 with printing capability:
- Press User Tools/Counter
- Select Printer Features
- Select Configuration Page
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- Press User Tools/Counter
- Select Printer Features
- Select Configuration Page
Dell 1320C
The Dell 1320C is a simple, no-nonsense printer suitable for the small or home office or small workgroup. The no-frills black cube is an effective all round printer for low demand environments.
The build quality is typical Dell. Solid and compact with no flimsy trays or flaps. The solid construction feels reassuring and safe, while the prints are good enough quality for most office applications. The standard 600dpi is enough for almost all applications. The monochrome prints appear after around 11 seconds of pressing Print, and are produced at around 16 pages per minute.
Text quality is good, with the edges appear straight with no bleed. Larger text of area of black were even, with no overprinting visible in the test. Color printing is just as good, with our color photograph being printed in 22 seconds. The overall quality was good, bearing in mind this is a laser printer.
Toner cartridges are replaced from the side, which is a departure from the norm, but works quite well. They are easily extracted using the clearly labeled latches and new ones clip into place after them. Both the monochrome and color cartridges are said to last for 2000 sheets, which isn’t as much as other Dell printers, but the price reflects that.
The printer will work pretty much out of the box. Installation is a bit of a pain, with lots of packing material to remove before installing the drum and toners. Driver installation is a breeze and will have you up and running in no time. The package contains all the tools necessary to print different sized documents on standard or odd-sized media. It even includes a setup video, which we advise you watch when you first get the printer out of the box.
Scalability is not an option, as what you see is what you get. There is no option to buy more paper trays, expand the memory or anything like that. In fact, the only addition you can make is to add an option network port. Seeing as this is most likely going to be in a small office, that benefit is negligible.
The 1320C is a good, quiet printer for those organizations who don’t print as much as some others. The quiet operation makes it ideal for the home office and the quality reproduction makes it suitable for most environments.
Source: http://hubpages.com/hub/Dell-1320C
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The build quality is typical Dell. Solid and compact with no flimsy trays or flaps. The solid construction feels reassuring and safe, while the prints are good enough quality for most office applications. The standard 600dpi is enough for almost all applications. The monochrome prints appear after around 11 seconds of pressing Print, and are produced at around 16 pages per minute.
Text quality is good, with the edges appear straight with no bleed. Larger text of area of black were even, with no overprinting visible in the test. Color printing is just as good, with our color photograph being printed in 22 seconds. The overall quality was good, bearing in mind this is a laser printer.
Toner cartridges are replaced from the side, which is a departure from the norm, but works quite well. They are easily extracted using the clearly labeled latches and new ones clip into place after them. Both the monochrome and color cartridges are said to last for 2000 sheets, which isn’t as much as other Dell printers, but the price reflects that.
The printer will work pretty much out of the box. Installation is a bit of a pain, with lots of packing material to remove before installing the drum and toners. Driver installation is a breeze and will have you up and running in no time. The package contains all the tools necessary to print different sized documents on standard or odd-sized media. It even includes a setup video, which we advise you watch when you first get the printer out of the box.
Scalability is not an option, as what you see is what you get. There is no option to buy more paper trays, expand the memory or anything like that. In fact, the only addition you can make is to add an option network port. Seeing as this is most likely going to be in a small office, that benefit is negligible.
The 1320C is a good, quiet printer for those organizations who don’t print as much as some others. The quiet operation makes it ideal for the home office and the quality reproduction makes it suitable for most environments.
Source: http://hubpages.com/hub/Dell-1320C
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