EBS-6100 Printer User's Manual
Paragraph 4 - Operating the Printer
EBS
Ink-Jet Systems
®
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20070529#20.5
NOTE:
If you exit the command while waiting for the password and repeat the
UNLOCK PROTECTION command, then the password received is not valid any
longer and the protection is not released. The protection is released only after the
right password has been typed in directly after the original code during the execution
of the UNLOCK PROTECTION command.
4.4.6. Ink and Solvent Bottle Monitoring System
General Information
Every bottle of ink or solvent is equipped
with a transponder (an electronic circuit where
bottle identification data are stored and can be
accessed with no need for wire contact or
additional power supply). The information is
scanned from the transponder with a built-in Ink
Monitoring System (the abbreviation IMS shall
be used hereinafter) that uses two aerials
situated at the bottom of the bottle chamber.
bottle niche in the
Ink system door
IMS aerials for
solvent ink
Fig. 4.4.6.1
The Ink Monitoring System ensures that:
1) The bottle is identified explicitly.
2) The printer is checked for appropriate ink (solvent). It prevents the application by
mistake of ink (solvent) that is different from that originally used in the printer’s ink
system. The type of consumable and service life are checked.
3) Ink and solvent distribution and monitoring are improved as the information is
coded and validated electronically in every transponder.
Each bottle can be only used in the printer for which it was accepted by IMS.
Approved bottles cannot be moved to other printers and other bottles cannot be
replenished with fluid from an approved bottle. The approved bottle should remain in
the printer until the fluid is consumed.
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