Re: Epson 1650

[Arthur Entlich <artistic@ampsc.com>]

No Judith, you interpreted this correctly.  Continue to use the Power 
switch on the printer to turn off your Epson printer.

Art

Judith Barnett wrote:

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> On 20 Nov 2001, at 10:42, Jim Green wrote:
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>>>Can you explain further as to what type of printer requires to be left on, and
>>>why? My printers (Epson inkjet (numerous) and several laser printers all can be
>>>turned on and off at will or need. The Epsons only require that the be kept
>>>plugged in to a live AC source because they use a trickle amount to maintain
>>>some memory for head calibration purposes.
>>>
>>I think that his question ifs worth pursuing:  I don't have an answer -- 
>>except that on the Epson list is seems to be accepted that at least Epson 
>>printers should be left on in order that the print heads be properly seated and
>>thus not dry out.  I don't know about any "calibration".
>>
>>Further comments???
>>
>>Jim Green
>>
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> I thought I gathered from the list before (I have a 1270) that it was best to turn 
> the printers off (with the printer switch) and that parked the heads to keep 
> them from drying out. Did  I interperate this incorrectly?
> Judith Barnett
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