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  1. 21st Mar 2006 21:55 #1
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    Does the Epson SSC Utility V4.10 actually do anything for the r200? I have a previous version and all I think it could do to the r200 was clean the heads, and I don't think it could even do them individually?
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    It can clean the black separately, or all the colours separately, but not individual colours. It freezes up now & then too & refuses to work. I'm not too sure exactly how beneficial having this thing is...?
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    Do you have the new version or an older one. I still have an older version as well
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    Sorry, yes I have vers 4.00.

    I may just take a peek at this new version, hmm.
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    So it cant freeze the meters on the R200? I'd like to freeze them when they get around 10 percent to see how much ink I get out of it.
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    SSC Service Utility can reset the ink levels.

    There is a hardware chip resetter.

    You can find either by websearch.
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