PSC printers are great printers. In my personal opinion they are probably the highest quality printers HP has ever built. However there are times that PSC printers tend not to function properly as expective which most of the time can be fixed through a reset.
Hp Psc 1510 Hard Reset
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Resetting a Canon to factory default settings is a sound solution to the dreaded B200 error message that plagues some Canon owners. This method works to reset Canon Pixma MX922 printer as well as other Canon printer models.
3. Test to make sure the process worked. Go through the menu options on the screen and see if your old settings have been replaced and your address books have been cleared. If this is the case, your Ricoh copier has been reset to factory defaults.
The HP PSC 1510 offers what you would expect for its price, but if you have extra cash and want extra features, such as faxing options, a straight paper path, or a manual feed slot, then you should look at a higher-end machine such as the Canon Pixma MP780. If you don't have a PictBridge camera, you might want to consider a budget all-in-one with a display that previews your photos, such as the Lexmark P4350.
You can use the HP PSC 1510 to copy, scan, and print text and photos. Without a computer, the 1510 makes copies at a range of quality settings. Plug in your PictBridge digital camera via the 1510's front USB port to print photos.
Connect the HP 1510 to your computer, and one-button scanning brings up a tweakable preview; however, this process was sluggish on our Windows XP machine (you may need to reset the scanning defaults to improve the speed). Scanned images appear inside HP's Image Zone program, where you can adjust color, brightness, and orientation. You can scan to e-mail and to apps such as Microsoft Word and Paint Shop Pro (the 1510 comes with a trial version), or share images with others via an ad-laden e-mail template on HP's photo Web site. Image Zone even lets you create photo-album pages, DVD covers, and panoramas that stitch together multiple images. For complete software support as well as ReadIris optical character recognition (OCR) software, choose the Full installation, but be wary: we've had problems with HP's bloated all-in-one software package hogging PC resources.
As with most inkjets, ink costs may quickly surpass the 1510's price. The ink tanks offer a low yield of 210 pages for the $14.99 black cartridge and 160 pages for the $19.99 color one. Per-page costs thus run a moderate 7.1 cents per black page and a pricier 12.5 cents for color. Higher-capacity black ink cartridges cost $19.99 with a yield of 450 pages, or 4.4 cents per page. Tricolor ink cartridges cost $24.99 for a yield of 260 pages, or about 9.6 cents per sheet. The photo ink cartridge costs $24.99, but HP doesn't estimate how long it will last. For cheaper consumables, you might want to spring for the Epson Stylus CX6600.
The HP PSC 1510 is a decent choice for a device in its class, but if you must have a photo-preview display, we recommend the Lexmark P4350 as a budget all-in-one. The feature-rich, PictBridge-free Brother MFC-420cn is a better option for home offices.
In CNET Labs' tests, when scanning and printing nonphoto graphics, the HP PSC 1510 all-in-one performed sluggishly compared with the Lexmark P4350 and the Canon Pixma MP130. You'll have to wait about 2.57 minutes (0.39ppm) for the HP 1510 to print a letter-size photo, but the Lexmark P4350 spent a long 5.43 minutes (0.18ppm) to do the same. We found the speeds of the HP 1510 average for a machine in its class, and it finished text prints faster than other budget all-in-ones, such as the office-oriented Brother MFC-420cn.
QualityThe output quality of the HP PSC 1510 was decent overall. Text prints were excellent for an inkjet--less than perfect but smooth and crisp, even at 2-point size. Graphics prints displayed smooth gradients and curves with good colors and detail. Photo hobbyists may like the details in the photo prints, but picky pros won't like the visible dots or the heavy use of cyan, which makes skin tones look less than rosy and creates low contrast.
3 Under the resets menu, you will find the different types of resets, the partial reset, semi-full reset. Select the appropriate type of reset you need, and your Printer should start resetting itself.
The Semi-Full Reset is the most useful type of reset. However, this clears out all the custom setting from your printer and returns if to its default factory settings. Use this reset if the partial reset does not fix your issue.
The full reset is the most powerful reset. If all other reset procedures is not working you can do this. However, it is not recommended as it really clears deep settings from your printer and any interruption on the reset process may render your printer unusable.
Press and Hold the PWR off button for 4 seconds to force a PWR off.Unplug from the wall.Press and hold the power button for 15 seconds to complete the reset.A WiFi router is not likely to have 3 years of University Life to be wiped by a button press.
Im still having a hard time with my wf4830 pro US version. Its impossible. I got a chip resetter physical and it did not work. Is there anyone who has successfully converted a wf4830 pro US to a sublimation printer? I have been looking for months now, please contact me if you have or know someone who has thank you in advance!
Hi Rob,Thank you for clear explanation of resetting cartridge chips. I wonder whether you could send me a link that describes contacts on the Epson SX235N chip, their numbers, functions, type of chip, and possibly the schematic diagram of connections.Andrew
The Sawgrass SG500 is a fine sublimation printer, Duane, but resetting the chips can be a challenge. This video shows a user having success by replacing the chip on his SG500 cartridges. Check it out!
Hi Rob, Firstly thank you so very much for such an informative write up, its very well written, will plenty of detail. I own the epson 440 and my search for resetting the cartridges led me here to your website. You mentioned their are 3rd party chip resetting firmware/programs available, some of them being free, do you have any suggestions on where im able to download one. Most ive come across are free, but will lock you out of the printer without buying an activation code.
According to Primera, you should go to the control panel on your LX500 and select Printers and Faxes.Select your printer and click on Printing Preferences. You can choose Clean/Change Cartridges, Check Ink Levels, or Ink Levels and Cartridge Maintenance under preferences. Any of these choices should reset your Primera LX500 cartridges.Click the Change button.Choose which cartridges you are changing, black or color.Best of luck, Muz!
How can I reset a Brother LC404 ink cartridge for a Brother J1205W printer? I doesnt seem to have a reset button on the cartridge, and I cannot find a cartridge resetter available online. I am very frustrated with this as I bought the printer because it was advertised with the Inkvestement Tanks which I thought were refillable. Great information in your site here. Thanks
I have Kyocera 3155DN printers that I just bought from UK. They use different power in the US but I have a transformer that takes care of that issue. However the toner the UK printer uses is TK-3190 and the toner the US version uses is TK-3182. Will a reset chip allow me to use the TK-3182 in the UK printer?
Hello, is it possible to reset chips for Canon imageprograf Pro 6100S.There is 8 cartridges. I just replaced one chip with Canon IPF-1700 chip although it is not the same chip. It works!Other 7 color chips I would like to reset somehow.There is no reseter on the market. There is no buttons to press on the cartridges.
Your HP PSC 1510 printer is designed to work with original HP 92 and HP 93 ink cartridges. Only original HP C9513FN, C9362WN, D8J35AN, C9361WN ink cartridges can provide the results your printer was engineered to deliver.
The HP PSC 1510 is labeled an all-in-one printer. This means that it can perform functions well beyond a traditional printer including faxing, scanning and copying. However, with this added functionality comes more room for error. If you are an owner of the HP PSC 1510 and having trouble with your printer, you should follow some troubleshooting steps to solve the problems.
Hard reset the printer if you are having trouble solving your problem. Turn the printer off and remove the power cord from the wall outlet. Wait at least 15 seconds and plug the cord back in. Power the printer on and try your job again.
This method works well not only for refilled and remanufactured cartridges but also for many new models. Luckily, there are many third-party companies that sell electronic chip resetters, so you can easily find a necessary device online or in a regular printing shop. 2ff7e9595c
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