Tuesday, 11 November 2008
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| Olivetti PR2E Guest 18:48:38 |
| | Hi All
I am looking for Olivetti PR2e Schematic diagrams to repair the logic board.
Can anybody help please, I have the service and parts section already.
Please send any links or info to joeforest@gmail.com |
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| LEXMARK SERVICE MANUALS Marty 18:43:32 |
| | Hello,
Im looking for LEXMARK T630 , T640 & 2491 DOT MATRIX service manuals.
If anyone has them i will pay you using paypal if abroad from the UK.
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Kind Regards
Martin
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Wednesday, 17 September 2008
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| Samsung CLP-500 False Waste Toner Bottle Error Messages Steve Foley 11:41:56 |
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This printer has been working well but recently it stopped and gave the
"Waste Toner Bottle full or not installed" message. This was NOT the
case, it has hardly been used and the WTB is NOT full. I bought a new
one and installed it and the Printer went throught its initialisation
routine but then when I tried to print it again stopped with the same
message. Again I removed the new WTB, re-installed but same thing
happened.
I assume a fault with the WTB sensor. Now is there a way I can fool the
sensor into thinking the bottle is installed and empty, which in fact it
is. On the old Kyocera FS1500 Monochrome Laser printers the WTB had a
foil window which became obscured as it filled. If one glued a piece of
kitchen foil over this the sensor was fooled into reading it as empty.
One could also send a string from the Command Line to the Printer which
re-set the internal counter from 3000 copies to 10000 or whatever one
wanted so the WTB Full meassage and shutdown did not occur too soon. Is
there any similar Commands one can send to a Samsung CLP-500?
The printer is driven by a Pentium 4 , 2.6GHz with 1GB of RAM running
WinXP Pro and using Word XP. It is connected via the USB port but I
could change it over to the Centronics Parallel if needed.
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Steve Foley
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Thursday, 2 August 2007
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| Canon Laser LBP2410 Denis - Tehnoline 03:26:42 |
| | How to reset EP87 Drum unit, Canon Color Laser LBP 2410 ??
Thx
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Tuesday, 12 June 2007
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| print server: Extended Systems Pocket Pro ESI-2833 manual Lukas Schubert 13:42:29 |
| | Hi Experts,
does anyone have the manual or a linkt to the manual for Extended
Systems' print server Pocket Pro ESI-2833?
It's a dongle-like device that can be connected directly to the
printer (non-usb) and has an RJ-45-connector and power plug on the
opposing side.
Sth like a network interface MAC address is sticked to it but i don't
know how to get it to work.
Thanks in advance
Lukas Schubert
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Saturday, 21 October 2006
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| Olivetti PR2 & PR2E Mazze 07:39:26 |
| | Dose anyone knows any site or FTP where i can get Firmwares for this models
of olivetti preinters?
I need all kinds of firmware, especialy firmware for PR2 whit IBM P.P.
emulation
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Thursday, 19 October 2006
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| LPQ1200 Printer Guest 13:26:21 |
| | Our LPQ1200 printer lost it's CMOS configuration. Does anyone know
where I can get the download file to re-flash the CMOS?
TIA
Ron
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Sunday, 15 October 2006
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| Samsung ML-1710P Jg 21:33:42 |
| | Hello,
Recently a friend of mine purchased a Samsung ML-1710P laser printer.
He uses the computer simply as a sofisticated typing machine and this
makes for a old computer. His specifications are:
Pentium processor, 120 MHz
24MB RAM
1 GB free disk
Windows 98(*)
I am not sure about the version of Win98. I know there are no service
packs or other updates installed but I'm not sure if it is Win98 Second
Edition. The Win98 build is dated 4.10.1998 and it's the portuguese version.
Control Panel->System shows version 07200-OEM-0071355-18937.
The printer installed correctly (through the parallel port, the PC has no
USB ports), at least apparently. It prints the test page correctly and
*most* of the strict text documents (from notepad).
If trying to print from Word (version from Office 97) it prints correctly
*sometimes*.
The problem is that, about half of the time you try to print a document,
it prints instead this message:
INTERNAL ERROR - FALSE
POSITION: 0x74830 (4777232)
SYSTEM: H6FWSIM/xl_image
LINE: 467
VERSION: QPDL 1.16 10-29-2003
The message is always the same (printed on paper) except the position
field which varies.
The only thing about this configuration is that the computer only has
24MB RAM instead of the 32MB "required" according to the advisable minimum
system requirements. Somehow, it doesn't seem that this is the problem
though.
If anyone can help, please post your thoughts here. If possible, please
email me too at fanlistguy@yahoo.co.uk.
Thank you very much,
John Guy
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Sunday, 8 October 2006
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| EPSON CX4600 printer won't print Lalu 06:21:32 |
| | I have noticed several posts saying that their Epson CX4600 printer won't
print after changing the printer cartridges. I'm having the same problems.
I've tried cleaning and unplugging the printer for a time, but it still
doesn't work. It started when I changed the black cartridge. I couldn't get
any black to come out. Eventually the colored cartridges needed to be
changed and now I get a blank page when printing. The monitor shows that I
used half of my black cartridge, but I don't see where it could have gone.
I'm wondering if the monitoring software is wrong and how I would "reset" it
to show that there is still a full black cartridge.
Can anyone help?
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Tuesday, 29 August 2006
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| Epson Printer: Leave It On Or Turn It Off? Alan Smithee 03:43:55 |
| | I know the conventional wisdom with Epson Printers is to turn them off when
not in use, but, it seems when I go into a routine of turning off the
printer my ink counters start nose-diving. When I leave the printer on it
seems like my ink counters stay up a lot longer. Am I just imagining things?
Epson R300 printer. Thx. p.s. Is there a utility which will automatically
powers off an Epson printer? Similar to a screen saver? Or does the printer
have enough smarts to park the print head? Thx again. Merry Christmas Happy
New Year.
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Thursday, 24 August 2006
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| Re: Canon 4000 vs Epson R200 for cd printing Update my printer arrived but got a problem! Steve 10:25:48 |
| | On 18 Aug 2005 17:01:39 -0700, "zakezuke" <zakezuke_us@yahoo.com>
wrote:
Switched on the printer and i get this message
Service error 6A00.
Cancel printing and turn the printer off and then back on.
If this doesn't clear the error, see the printer manual for more
detail.
It doesn't say anything about error 6A00 in the manual!>> True, we are suppose to talk about CDR printing. I guess this fades out,>> too...But, you should note that you generally keep CDR's in a dark place, so>> this must help a bit.>
Well... you have the fact that CDRs should be stored in a case This>doesn't happen all the time, but generlly speaking.> But I see two sceneros assuming standard jewels> 1. Case has a cover also printed from the same printer. While the>disc is mostly protected from light, whether it be clear plastic or>black plastic, the cover is not really.> 2. The case has no cover in which case doesn't do you all that much>good.> I don't know the cost of printing 8x10 to be honest, well not at the>local costco or walgreens. Photographs I can get for $2.00 bucks in>8x10 on mondays and fridays. but this is slightly too small for DVD,>and even for CD you have to enlarge from a negative. I have no idea>the dye sub cost.> Assuming the estimated yield of 280p @ 5% and a cost of $10ish for 5>tanks ($50) we are looking at 14p at 100% yield at a cost of $50ish or>$3.50 each. While 100% yield of all the inks in unheard of.. unless>you are photographing gothic churches at night, Let's assume $1.75 to>$3.50. Could be on par or higher than a real photograph.> A 6 color printer... just for laughs let's assume $11.50 each since>that's a good street price... jumping up to $69.00 each. Again>assuming a yield of 280p.. or 14p @ 100% yield... This is $4.92... so>the 2.50 to $.5.00 range.> Not that i'd argue that inkjet printing is cheaper than shop printing,>generally it isn't. I just don't happen to know the price of printing>8x10 at any one of the various shops that offer it, or 8.5 x 11 for>that matter if it's even an option.
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Monday, 14 August 2006
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| I need to replace my Canon S630, but with what? Melissa 16:58:37 |
| | My Canon S630 has just quit on me, This printer has been a real
workhorse. I am sad to see it go.
I would like to replace it with something comparable and maybe even
better, I would like to stick with Canon, but would consider other
brands.
I am a graphic designer, so color and text are important to me.
I need to be able to print on card/cover stock as well.
I print photos occaisionally
Ink replacement must be comparable - $45-50.00 for full replacement of
ink cartridges.
I probably replace the ink tanks 2 - 3x a year.
I just bought a Canon scanner, so I have no problems with Canon.
I want to spend around $200.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Melissa
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| Looking for a basic ink jet printer for home use Kim 16:56:05 |
| | Tend to do use mainly the black ink
Looking for something I don't have to fill up too often curently have a
canon i455 2-3 years old and its no longer working
has very small ink cartridges.
I'm guessing out of warranty
Not too worried about print quality more concerned about cost of ink and how
often I have replace cartridges or refill a used
cartridge.
Any advice appreciated including any web links giving independant reports
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| Inkjet, separated colors, text only - advice, pls? BigBen 16:53:58 |
| | Hi All,
I guess the tittle just about says it all...
I need an inkjet printer, for text printing only, with color printing,
with the capacity to buy first the colors that I use most.
And, please, a printer that doesn't suddenly stop working at all when
one of the colors runs out - or at least gives me a good early warning
of which color is about to run out, so that I don't have to wonder why
the hell the printer has stoped working, or I have to rush out to buy
an ink cartridge in the nmiddle of a rush job 
Of course, the whole point, of having the separated colors, is ...
making it cheaper than having to through away most of the color ink I
still have in the 3color catridge I presently have, and have given up
using - on a HP psc 1315.
So, reliable, cheap to run, good enough for text, and inkjet, are my
requirements.
TIA,
Ride to ride another day.
jbr
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| Paper prices continue to rise Guest 16:14:57 |
| | COMMENT
Recycle recycle they say! Yet paper continues to rise in price and yet
the price of scrap paper is just about worthless.
Mabon Dane
STORY
Paper prices to increase; Bilt, JK Paper hike costs
New Delhi, July 18 (PTI): Paper prices are headed for an increase again
with leading manufacturers Bilt and JK Paper revising prices upwards
due to rise in input costs and firm demand in the market.
"Already in the beginning of this month we have increased prices of
coated paper by Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,500 per tonne and now we are looking
at revising the prices for uncoated paper as well," JK Paper Managing
Director Harsh Pati Singhania said.
He said the company would finalise the increase in price of uncoated
paper by about Rs 500 per tonne next month.
The price rise was on account of rising input costs, mainly wood and
bamboo, along with other raw materials and chemicals, he said.
"Also, the demand for our products from the market has been firm and we
have to keep that in consideration while we revise the prices,"
Singhania added.
Another leading paper manufacturer, Bilt also said it was in the
process of implementing its price hike for both coated and uncoated
papers.
"For the uncoated paper we have increased prices by Rs 600 per tonne,
while that of the coated by about Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,100 per tonne," a
BILT official said.
In the beginning of this year, BILT had hiked the price of its uncoated
paper by Rs 750 per tonne. The BILT official also said strong demand
from markets coupled with rising input cost were responsible for the
price revision.
Asked if the revised prices would affect demand, Singhania said, "We do
not forsee any dip in demand. In the last 12 months the paper industry
has seen increased prices but the demands have been robust".
SOURCE:
http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/006200607180323.htm
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| Networkable all in one scanner/printer copier? Guest 15:12:06 |
| | Do they exist? We have a Sharp AL-1651CS here at the office and its
pretty nice. I figured great, I finally get a scanner. Nope. It has
to be on a JetDirect Port and thus I can't use the scanner functions.
Is there a printer like this that can connect to an ethernet and still
have scanningf functions from a few different PCs?
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| network printer log file? Macjunkie 15:05:24 |
| | I have a question that I hope someone can advise me on.
If let's say i have a network laser printer in my office, and someone
printed a document on it yesterday but left it on the paper tray, is
there a way for me to check which computer in my office was the one
that printed the document?
Please advise me. Thanks!
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| Network printer log file? Macjunkie 15:05:24 |
| | I have a question that I hope someone can advise me on.
If let's say i have a network laser printer in my office, and someone
printed a document on it yesterday but left it on the paper tray, is
there a way for me to check which computer in my office was the one
that printed the document?
Please advise me. Thanks!
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| R300 - strange nozzle pattern - Clog? Martin 14:50:58 |
| | This is probably more for Art to try and puzzle for me but I have an
Epson R300 which at some point suffered from being left in a hot room
for a week or so..
Net result was a somewhat clogged head which was relatively easy to
clean in general but the Cyan nozzles are now apparently fouled somehow
and causing me some concern.
I originally assuming the problem was dried ink on the actual printhead
itself which was acting as a sort of part blockage which results in the
ink redirecting in an odd pattern or something in the head itself but to
date I've had no luck clearing it despite trying:
- Gentle injection of head cleaning fluid directly into the ink recepticle
- Cleaning the base of the print head using lint free cloth drawn back
and forth under the head.. Also tried this running the head over the
cloth in the pit... It shows some ink is being disolved but doesn't
clear the problem.
Net result is I get a nozzle check like this:
http://www.continuousink.info/forum/gallery2.php?g2_itemId=316
The exact same issue is plaguing an R200 which has the same problem,
again with the Cyan and has the same sort of nozzle check..
I should note that it does seem to improve somewhat when cleaning is
attempted but never gets any better than what you see in that linked
picture.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions..
Martin
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| large capacity ink not good for cleaning heads AKA Gray Asphalt 14:28:27 |
| | I bought some ink with a large receptacle for six colors and tubes that feed
cartridges in an Epson R200. There was a not with the ink that says the ink
is not suitable for head cleaning. I'm stuck because my heads or nozzles are
blocked to the max from not being used for a couple of months. Any help?
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| Problem with black color Craig 14:09:30 |
| | I recently noticed a color problem with my 4-month old Canon i9900 printer.
When I printed an image of our black cat on i9900 printer, the black color
(fur) came out to be in dark blue color instead of black color. When I
printed the same image on Canon ip4000, the color came out correctly, black.
So it is clear that i9900 printer has a problem with black color. I
performed print head alignment and deep cleaning/nozzle checking repeatedly,
but the color problem on the print remained the same. When I checked the
print head, it is clean. I do not see any overflowing of cyan/photocyan
ink. Because of this color problem, the overall print looks slightly
bluish tinted. Could someone advise me how to correct the black color
problem? Craig
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| USB to parallel adapters... How do they work? WipeOut 13:19:34 |
| | Hi,
I have searched around and can't seem to find the answer to this..
I have a PC that only has one parallel port and already has a printer
attached to it.. I now have to add a till slip printer to the same PC
that is also parallel..
PCI parallel port add on cards are pretty hard to come by and I cant
really wait because its quite urgent that it gets done..
So my other option is to use a USB to parallel adapter.. My concern is
that I don't know how this works..
For example on a Windows XP PC will the adapter emulate an LPT2 port so
the driver software has no idea that the printer is not connected
directly to a parallel port??
If anyone can shed some light on how these adapters actually work and if
there are any know issues with them that I need to look out for I would
appreciate it..
Thanks
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| Printing Directly From a TMU220D Guest 08:33:45 |
| | Is it possible to print receipts using an epson TMU220D directly from a
PC using WinXP without a POS software?
I have a POS printer but I cannot seem to make it work if I try and
connect it to my pc then at least.Print a Test page.
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| A3 printers Ian 05:08:49 |
| | what do you guys use?
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| Brother MFC 210c, 420c or 640c Manual Duplex Printing Jack Gillis 02:47:13 |
| | I am thinking of buying a Brother MFC 210c, 420c or 640c multifunction
printer. I now have a Brother HL 1440 Laser Printer and its driver has a
manual duplex option which makes two sided printing a breeze. I have not
been able to find out from the Brother on-line documentation whether the
drivers for those printers offer the same type of manual duplex printing.
Brother has not responded to my email question on the subject.
Can anyone here tell me if the feature is offered by the drivers for any of
the printers?
Thank you.
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