Question re Canon iP1500
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From: Mary on 11 Apr 2006 21:55 "Taliesyn" <taliesyn4(a)netscape.net> wrote in message news:123ocvucpqddh10(a)corp.supernews.com... > measekite wrote: > > > MARY MARY ... IS ... DYNAMITE > > I didn't change any of the original text except to remove the > unnecessary long winded wording. It makes a lot more sense now when you > remove the gibberish . . . > > -Taliesyn Is this a compliment or an insult? Mary
From: Mary on 11 Apr 2006 22:00 "zakezuke" <zakezuke_us(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1144774356.774174.157780(a)u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com... > > The ones you or was it Burt gave me before for pressing buttons on the > > printer. I only have two buttons on the ip1500. power on and the Resume > > so a couple of things mentioned did not make sense, saying turn on the > > printer when it was already turned on, so I didn't get anywhere with my > > reset with that method either. Oh well, maybe means my printer can't be > > reset for some reason. > > I forget the exact instruction block, but I imagine the confusion at > this level is what is on, and what is off. Pressing and holding power > does not turn the printer on. This is a step to get the printer into > service mode. It's very much like being on except it won't print, and > the on button becomes the enter button. > > ---- > Step 2 : Software for Permanant (2nd method) > 1. Reconnect the USB cable and turn ON your Printer > 2. Open "General Tools for iP1500", > http://www.printersiam.com/data/download/iP1500%20Service%20Tool.zip > 3. Select (USB PORT) > 4. Choose CLEAR WASTE INK COUNTER - MAIN > 5. Choose CLEAR WASTE INK COUNTER - PLATEN > ----http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/inkjet/30101 > ----- > > > There are the keystroke instructions > > Step 1: Manual for Service mode (1st method) > 1. Unplug POWER and USB cables. > 2. Open door, PRESS and HOLD the POWER button. > 3. Connect the POWER cable. > 4. Close door, then release POWER button. > 5. Power ON your printer a usual (It should not blinking anymore) > > Step 1: Manual for Service mode (2nd method) > 1. Unplug POWER and USB cables. > 2. PRESS and HOLD the POWER button, > 3. Connect the POWER cable. > 3. Release the the POWER button > 4. Power ON your printer a usual (It should not blinking anymore) > > http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/inkjet/30101 Thanks. I will try these. I tried one of them before, but it didn't work. It doesn't work for all models. Mary
From: zakezuke on 11 Apr 2006 22:02 > Is this a compliment or an insult? I think dynamite is a good thing, though I have this mental image of J.J. Walker from "goodtimes" slapping his hands, doing a twist and yelling "dy-no-mite". That's never a good thing. http://www.dynomitejj.com/good_times.html
From: zakezuke on 11 Apr 2006 22:06 > I said to him it > would be much easier if they put the model number of the printer on the > carts, or put the cart number on the models, not on the boxes which are > often not there, but maybe a sticker on the demos. It would save a lot > of running around for the customer and the sales guy. I think it could > be done.Just my view. The demos even if they dont' have cartridges in them always have the cartridge number they require. HPs have nice little circles and triangles as well. The boxes often contain the model number which they are good for, but because there are so many models they have to print it really small.
From: Taliesyn on 11 Apr 2006 22:20
Mary wrote: > "Taliesyn" <taliesyn4(a)netscape.net> wrote in message > news:123ocvucpqddh10(a)corp.supernews.com... > >>measekite wrote: >> >> >>>MARY MARY ... IS ... DYNAMITE >> >>I didn't change any of the original text except to remove the >>unnecessary long winded wording. It makes a lot more sense now when > > you > >>remove the gibberish . . . >> >>-Taliesyn > > > Is this a compliment or an insult? > > Mary > Insult? No insult. Measetyke wrote some near-incomprehensible gibberish, as usual, so I did my best to translate (decipher and guess) what he truly wanted to say to you :-). But without altering the original article! No, I have no reason to insult. I'm not a troll. I'm simply one of the resident members of this newsgroup who refills his own cartridges. This act alone frightens Measekite to death as he keeps insisting it'll ruin my printer (he has nothing better to do). It's a typical troll response because he's never used any non-Canon inks so he has zero experience and zero credibility. I've been using them for near 10 years now. It costs me a buck or something to fill a cartridge. Probably a bit higher now that I've gone to smaller refill bottles from a different source (HobbiColors). I stopped counting as my cost is "near negligible" when compared to what it would cost me if had I used genuine Canon cartridges - about $120 CAD in Canada for a set of 5. That's an insane price to ask anyone to pay for something as stupid as ink!!!! I enjoy the feeling of being able to print out entire phone books, if I had to, and not wince at the cost. I run two printers this way (plus I have one in storage). -Taliesyn |