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Tuesday, November 26, 2019

How to reset the protection counter of Epson PX700W Resetter

How to reset the protection counter of Epson PX700W Resetter


   Epson PX700W Adjustment Program

FIX PRINTER ERROR "parts inside printer end service life, waste ink pad counter overflow error"

Please follow the steps below to reset the protection counter effectively.


  1. Double click AdjProg.exe.
  2. Click “Accept” button.
  3. Click "Select" button. and select your printer model then click "OK"
  4. Click “Particular adjustment mode” button.
  5. Select on “Waste ink pad counter” and click “OK” button.
  6. Click on “Initialization” button and the program will reset the protection counter.
  7. Turn off the printer as a program instructed then turn on again.
  8. Click “Finish” button. and its done!
Warning: You might end up with ink leaking out of the printer if you dont either replace the waste ink pad or install external waste bin.

Friday, April 5, 2019

The Samsung ML 1630 Laser Printer

The Samsung ML 1630 Laser Printer



OVERVIEW:
There’s something about glossy black items that says Classy: those big flat-screen displays, black leather pumps, black ties, black European cars, grand pianos. So why not add a little class to a printer? Enter the elegant and stylish Samsung ML-1630 monochrome laser printer.

PROS:
Who says laser printers have to be beige and gray? You built the ultimate high-end, liquid cooled, multi-processor computer and put it in the sleekest case you could find. So why mar the image by having a plain old office-looking printer next to it? The ML-1630’s low-profile design with blue LED accents under the translucent piano-black surface replaces geek with chic.
There’s nothing like class with a touch of sci-fi. The first thing you notice is there are no apparent buttons on this printer. The 14-pound ML-1630 uses soft-touch sensor panels under the top panel for power and job canceling, plus a control display with blue LED indicators. Soft audio sounds denote when paper or toner is low. The 100-sheet paper tray is a semi-automatic sliding cassette. Just about the only thing missing is the Star Trek “whoosh” door sound.

The ML-1630’s simplified paper feed path means clearing jams are easier and effortless. Replacing the toner cartridge is also straightforward and easy to get to. To reduce jams, Samsung recommends keeping to paper weights that are between 16 to 28 lbs.
This printer is quiet. How quiet? At under 38dB in standby and 45dB in operation it’s almost as quiet as a whisper. To go from power up to print only takes the ML-1630 15 seconds.

Having a maximum resolution of 1200 x 600 dpi, the ML-1630 is great for printing monochrome text and graphics. Photographs will have a more grainy quality, and if you are a stickler for details the ML-1630’s resolution may not have the sharpness you desire. The Toner Save feature, still produces printouts that are clear and readable.

As expected for a printer of this type, Samsung only installed a fixed 8MB RAM for the ML-1630. 8MB is fine for text printing, but large Adobe files and graphics will fill up the ML-1630’s memory and will slow printing. There is no PostScript or even the standard HP Printer Control Language (PCL) emulator. Instead Samsung uses a proprietary printer emulator. Most users won’t notice any changes in the way things print, unless they use a lot of advanced features of professional graphic or photo-editing software.

CONS:
The ML-1630 has a small 100-sheet tray capacity that holds letter-size paper or smaller. But then again, the ML-1630 is designed for the casual printer user--for a home, a dorm, or an executive office, the tray is fine. There is no separate manual sheet feeder slot; transparencies, card stock, and labels must be placed in the cassette one sheet at a time. The printer’s unique design doesn’t allow for printing on envelopes. If you do a lot of printing during a day, need legal-size prints or envelopes, you might want to upgrade to one of Samsung’s 250-page capacity ML printers.
At 17 pages per minute, this personal laser printer is a little on the slow side of printing speeds for its age. With current inkjets pushing B&W print speeds of 20 ppm, inkjets are now giving lasers a run for their money in performance.

This issue is not so much a problem with the printer, just with the people who use it. One disadvantage to the ML-1630’s size and appearance is many people think it can be wedged anywhere without regard to its ventilation needs. To keep from cooking its internal parts and to reduce paper jams, Samsung recommends leaving at least a 4” clearance around the printer. The printer must be placed on a level, upright surface not tilting more than 2 mm (that’s less than 1/10 of an inch). While it’s tempting, don’t use the ML-1630’s nice flat surface as a place to support your monitor, lamp, or laptop. (Lightweight items, like family pictures and teddy bears are okay.)

INK / TONER NEEDS:
1000-page starter toner cartridge used in the ML-1630 is only 50% of standard capacity toner. Unless you plan on going through 2 reams of paper in a week, the starter cartridge should last long enough while you order a regular yield toner.

SOFTWARE:

The CD that comes with the ML-1630 provides basic software support for Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. The Samsung web site offers new drivers you can download for Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard and Windows 7 & Server 2008 systems.

Saturday, March 2, 2019

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Why use the Canon Resetter

Canon CLI8 and PGI5 inkjet cartridges with "smart chips" send a signal to the printer when empty, and the printer wont recognize the refilled cartridge as it "remembers" it as empty. The resetter will "reset" the Canon chips to "full" specs.

Monday, February 25, 2019

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Traded on the stock market funds Guide Book

On the stock exchange traded fund is an investment company, which offers investors a proportional share in the portfolio of shares, bonds or other securities. On the stock exchange traded fund is an investment company, which offers investors a proportional share in the portfolio of shares, bonds or other securities. As individual equity securities with the securities are traded on the stock market and can be bought and sold throughout the day via dealer.


Table of content:


-What is ETF?
-How do they work with?
-Are similar to the Index funds?
-And what types of securities are available for purchase?
-What are the risks of investing in securities?
Who regulates securities?
-Where can I get more information about securities?

Download pdf document:
http://www.ICI.org/PDF/bro_g2etf_p.PDF

Sunday, February 24, 2019

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The NetWare FileServer

NetWare is one of the world’s most common network operating systems of today. It is manufactured by the Novell Company, an American enterprise with legal seat in Provo (Utah). Above all, NetWare is well known for its capacity to support an easy administration even of complex network systems with the most various components, like the different operating systems of the workstations, transfer protocols and routers up to the individual applications.
NetWare uses Novell DOS (formerly DR-DOS) as a boot loader. Novell DOS is similar to MS-DOS and IBM PC-DOS, but no extra license for DOS is required; this came from the acquisition of Digital Research in 1991. Prior to this, Novell acquired Kanwal Rekhi’s company Excelan, a company which manufactured smart ethernet cards, and also commercialized the internet protocol TCP/IP, solidifying Novell’s presence in these niche areas. It was around this time also that Ed Tittel of HTML For Dummies notoriety became involved with Novell, taking up various positions within the newly acquired Excelan before being made national Marketing Manager for Novell, prior to taking up the post as Novell’s Director of Technical Marketing.
The network system of NetWare’s first version (NetWare 2) has been a „non-dedicated“ system. „Non-dedicated“ refers to the functionality of the server on the network. It designates, that the server can be used both as server and workstation. NetWare 2 and also NetWare 3 are based on the so-called „Bindery“. The Bindery is a Novell specific server database, which does contain all information about the network, like User names, passwords, printer queues and directory rights. In the database, this information is combined into objects. The third version operates with the „dedicated“ FileServer principle. Herewith, all functions that are necessary for the operation of the network are installed on a central server computer.Contrary to the previous non-dedicated principle, this server cannot be used as a workstation. Thus, the dedicated FileServer system always has to consist of at least two computers: a server and a workstation. The server is used for the administration of all data and the access rights of the network. But the actual processing of the data has to be carried out on the workstations. That means all the commonly used files are placed on the server. For the processing, they have to be recalled from the server. Afterwards, they are transmitted back to the server again. Therefore, it is obviously quite important to guarantee a continuous operation of the server. A server failure would cause a complete standstill of the whole network system.
In July 2001, Novell acquired the consulting company Cambridge Technology Partners, founded in Cambridge, MA, by John J. Donovan, to expand offerings into services. Novell felt that the ability to offer solutions (a combination of software and services) was key to satisfying customer demand. This change was strongly resisted within the firm’s software development culture as well as the finance organization which recommended against the merger. The CEO of CTP, Jack Messman, engineered the merger using his position as a board member of Novell since its inception and soon became CEO of Novell as well. He then hired back Chris Stone as Vice Chairman/Office of the CEO to set the course for Novells strategy into Open Source and Enterprise Linux. With the CTP acquisition, Novell moved its headquarters to Massachusetts.[

Thursday, February 21, 2019

Reset the Network Interface Card NIC

Reset the Network Interface Card NIC

Before you factory reset the NIC, we recommend that you print a configuration page

To reset the NIC please follow the instructions below :

Via The Test Switch (if applicable)

If your printer has a test switch perform the following steps :
  1. Switch on the printer.
  2. Locate the NIC.
  3. Locate the TEST switch at the rear of the NIC.
  4. Press and hold down the TEST switch fo up to 20 seconds.
  5. The NIC has reset when the LEDs stop flashing and then start to flash again.
  6. Please note that the LEDs only flash if the print server is connected to a live Ethernet network.
Via The Bradmin Profesional Application Software

You can also factory reset the NIC using the BRAdmin Professional application, to do this follow these steps :

For BRAdmin Professional ver.2.xx Users>
  1. Start the BRAdmin Professional utility, by clicking Start => All Programs or Programs => Brother Administrator Utilities => Brother BRAdmin Professional Utilities => BRAdmin Professional.
  2. From the main BRAdmin screen double click the appropriate printer.
  3. Enter the NIC password (The default password is "access").
  4. Click the Control tab
  5. Click the Restore Factory Defaults button
  6. Click the OK button when you have read the warning message.
  7. The NIC will then reset back to its default values.
For BRAdmin Professional ver.3.xx Users
  1. Start the BRAdmin Professional utility, by clicking Start => All Programs or Programs => Brother Administrator Utilities => Brother BRAdmin Professional 3 => BRAdmin Professional 3.
  2. From the main BRAdmin screen double click the appropriate machine.
  3. Enter the NIC password (The default password is "access").
  4. Click Network Configuration tab, Control Panel and select Set Default.
  5. Click on Submit button.
  6. The NIC will then reset back to its default values.

Via a Web Browser

Because web based management requires the TCP/IP protocol for communication, any reset option you see when managing the printer with a web browser will not reset the IP address details. If you wish to totally reset all the NIC parameters we recommend you reset the NIC using the TEST button or by using the BRAdmin application.

To reset the NIC (excluding TCP/IP parameters) follow these steps :
  1. Connect to the NIC using a web browser.
  2. Click the "Network Configuration" page or the "Properties" page.
  3. Enter the NIC password (the NIC password is detailed in the user guide for the NIC) if applicable.
  4. Click the "Set Default" link or press the "Restore Settings" button.

Via The Prineter Control Panel (only for HL-5000/HL-5100 series Users)
  1. Switch off the Printer.
  2. Make sure that the front cover is closed and the power cord is plugged in.
  3. Hold down the Go button as you switch the printer on. All the LEDs light up. Keep the button pressed down until the Toner LED lights. When the Toner LED lights, release the GO button.
  4. Hold down the Go button until the Yellow Status LED lights. When the status LED lights, release the Go button.
  5. When all the LEDs light, the printer will start warming up. The NIC has now been reset to its factory defaults.

Via The Prineter Control Panel (only for HL-8050N/HL-2700CN Users)
  1. Turn off the printer.
  2. Hold down the + button as you turn on the power switch. Keep the button pressed until the LCD displays shows --MENU-- on the top row.
  3. The NIC has been reset to its default factory settings.

Thursday, February 14, 2019

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Why use the Epson Resetter

Epson inkjet cartridges with "smart chips" send a signal to the printer when empty, and the printer wont recognize the refilled cartridge as it "remembers" it as empty. The resetter will "reset" the Epson chips to "full" specs.
Which Epson Resetter?

* Epson Resetter V1.0: For Epson inkjet cartridges with 7-pin chips
* Epson Resetter V2.0: For Epson plotter (wide format) cartridges with 7-pin chips
* Epson Resetter V3.0: For Epson inkjet cartridges with 9-pin chips (also backwards compatible with V1.0)
http://epsonresetter.co.cc

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

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Intruction To reset the HP 51645 or HP C6115

To reset the HP 51645 or HP C6115:

1. Refill your cartridge using your Mr. Ink Jet refill kit.
2. Following the diagram at right, place a piece of adhesive tape covering the HP 45 printhead, contacts, resetting the 51645aonly the four blue colored contacts (a contact is the individual copper square). Make sure that only those four are covered and no others.

3. Place cartridge in the printer. The printer may tell you that there is a problem with your cartridge. Ignore this message. The printer may print an alignment page. If so, allow it to do so.

4. Take the cartridge out of the printer. Remove the tape from the four blue contacts. Place the tape over the four red colored contacts. Make sure that only those four are covered and no others.

5. Follow step 3 again.

6. Take the cartridge out of the printer for the final time. Take the remaining tape off and place back in the printer. The printer should print out an alignment page and the estimated ink level in the toolbox should read full.

If Reset Method 1 did not work on your printer, go through the same procedure again, but this time using the green colored contacts in step 2 and the brown colored contacts in step 4. This method is more commonly used for the #15 or in the later officejet printers.


If neither of the reset methods above worked, you can cycle cartridges through to reset the level. You will need two extra cartridges and the one you refilled. First, put the refilled cartridge in the printer. Allow it to recognize the cartridge and print an alignment page. Take that cartridge out and place in the first extra cartridge. Allow it to recognize and print an alignment page. Take the first extra cartridge out and place the second extra cartridge in. Allow it to recognize and print an alignment page. Take the second extra cartridge out. Place the refilled cartridge back in the printer. It will print an alignment page and then the estimated ink level will be reset to full.

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

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Reset the Chip on CLI 8BK Ink Cartridge

Doomed Canon pic cartridges are outfitted with a semiconductor that lets the printer and Canon software on the machine mate if the ink pickup has amount straight from Canon or has been refilled. If the cartridge has been misused before, the machine instrument not win until a new Ravine impress cartridge is installed. To prevent money, whatsoever group either fill create cartridges themselves or they buy refilled cartridges online. There is a way to reset the semiconductor for a CLi-8BK Ravine ink cartridge so it instrument apply in the printer

Resetting the Divide

1. Acquire a Ravine fleck resetter, which is gettable through several online ink cartridge fill stores.
2. Withdraw the refilled or aftermarket Canon CLi-8BK cartridge from its packaging.
3. Piazza the ink pickup on the mar resetter. Urinate sure the blemish end on the soil of the cartridge is pressed up against the resetters pins to excrete a shape.
4. Wait for the LED morals on the ink cartridge to suppress erst, then thin up solidly. This agency the muck on the ink cartridge has been adjust and it give now pass in the printer.
5. Slip on the printer and agape the reach entrance. Take the old cartridge and put the new pickup. Closely the machine entrance and commence using the machine