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I read some where that Epson has been changing chip codes in an effort
to defeat use of CIS &/or refillable cartridges in the 1400. Does
anyone have any current information to share regarding this
information (or rumor)??

Additionally, is there some one on the forum who is actually using a
CIS or refillable cartridge with auto reset chips? If so, does your
auto reset chip actually work as it should?

Replies will be very much appreciated.

measekite · Guest

That is a great idea. The eprom in the cart should reprogram itself
every day and match the firmware in the printer and in that way a
relabelrs cart will always fail.

rckowal@gmail.com wrote:

sherwindu · Guest

Yes, I use the refillable cartridges and the chip resetter on my RX500 and they
both work fine.

No news about the new style cartridges. As I mentioned in earlier posts, this
whole
thing seems totally illegal, and we as consumers should not put up with it.

Sherwin D.

rckowal@gmail.com wrote:

Tony · Guest

rckowal@gmail.com wrote:

measekite · Guest

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<pre wrap="">Yes, I use the refillable cartridges and the chip resetter on my RX500 and they
both work fine.

No news about the new style cartridges. As I mentioned in earlier posts, this
whole
thing seems totally illegal, and we as consumers should not put up with it.

Sherwin D.
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Wrong and Right. 
 
It is perfectly legal for a company to design their product any way
they want. 
 
You consumers should not put up with it.  You should never buy or use
another ink jet printer again.  Go to a photo lab for photos and go
back to pens.  They use any kind of ink and I am sure you will be
busily happy. 
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<pre wrap="">I read some where that Epson has been changing chip codes in an effort
to defeat use of CIS &/or refillable cartridges in the 1400. Does
anyone have any current information to share regarding this
information (or rumor)??

Additionally, is there some one on the forum who is actually using a
CIS or refillable cartridge with auto reset chips? If so, does your
auto reset chip actually work as it should?

Replies will be very much appreciated.
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sherwindu · Guest

Trying to figure why this guy defends the printer manufacturers so vehemently.

Either he or his relatives work for one of these companies, he sells their
official
cartridges, or he owns a lot of stock in one of them.

Sherwin D.

measekite wrote:

R · Guest

Guest

On Jun 4, 2:20 am, sherwindu <sherwi...@comcast.net> wrote:

Arthur Entlich · Guest

Please do report on your results, and which
product/distributor/manufacturer works best. This is exactly the type
of information that can benefit many of the readers of this group.

In fact, If you are so inclined, you might be able to write an article
for paid publication either on line or in a magazine. The interest in
CIS's are increasing as the prices drop on them and they become better
designed.

Art

R wrote:

sherwindu · Guest

He's not answering, so I can assume he fits one of these descriptions.

sherwindu wrote: