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CISS, Continuous Ink Supply System for 1410 T50 730 with Extra 3 Litre Ink, Was $355 NOW $213

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CISS, Continuous Ink Supply System for 1410 T50 730 with Extra 3 Litre Ink, Was $355 NOW $213
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Store Repmir-aus on 11/08/2012 - 19:59 continuousinksupplysystem.com.au (283 clicks)
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MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply Systems ( CISS ) USE FOR:
Artisan 835, Artisan 837 , Artisan725 , Artisan730
Photo 1410 / 1430

T50 TX650 TX700W TX710W TX800FW TX810FW
R270 R290 R390 RX590 RX610 RX690

Or any 82N cartridges…

100ml refilled inside the tank for each colour + 500ml bottle of ink for each colour + free Syringe and Needle for refilling + FREE DELIVERY

Note: This kit is packed with ink and Auto Reset Chipset.
Includes: (FLY-V.3)

100 ml Black INK
100 ml Cyan INK
100 ml Magenta INK
100 ml Yellow INK
100 ml Light Cyan INK
100 ml Light Magenta INK

PLUS

500ml extra bottle of ink for each colour
500 ml Black INK
500 ml Cyan INK
500 ml Magenta INK
500 ml Yellow INK
500 ml Light Cyan INK
500 ml Light Magenta INK

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  • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 11/08/2012 - 20:12
    -1

    Direct link for this offer is:
    http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/10042474-special-…

  • cwongtech on 11/08/2012 - 20:19
    +1

    Maybe if you priced your base CISS configs at half the original RRP of each printer, you'd get more sales.. just saying, the Beats by Dre logic doesn't work "If I spend $300 on an iPod, it doesn't make sense not to spend $300 on the headphones, so lets get Beats".
    All your CISS are more expensive than the printer themselves.
    I printed out 450 double-sided pages with 3 ebay ink cartridges, on a cheapo $89 printer (From DSE, not the cheapest available but it was an alright price), together that cost me $7.50 delivered for cartridges.
    900 pages/7.50 = 120 pages per $1 for ink.
    A4 paper itself is around 1c per page (if you buy 5 reams).

    No doubt your ink will be of higher quality compared to the ebay ink, and obviously this "bargain" is more suited to high-volume photo-printing (with the artisans), I'm just suggesting you should consider lowering your other CISS systems drastically if the printer it is made for, is not known for high-quality photo-prints (I print out lecture slides)

    • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 11/08/2012 - 20:30

      Cwongtech,

      Thanks for your feedback…

      You can buy CISS with discount code: 070512 (10% off) for all printer's CISS
      Also if you buy Robust V.4 CISS for any printers, We have another offer : Robust CISS (with ink) + FREE set of ink (100ml bootle) for each colour + free delivery

      Our ink comes from one of the biggest ink manufacture MOORIM CHEMTECH, We can supply Free ICC profile for our ink and paper as well.

      Please compare apple to apple.

      • cwongtech on 12/08/2012 - 03:06
        -2

        You can buy CISS with discount code: 070512 (10% off) for all printer's CISS

        Still doesn't cut it. The price is still 125% of a new printer (at least for the NX430), even after 10% off.
        You need to consider the initial cost involved, there are kits on ebay that can serve the same purpose. Although probably not as advanced or has a UV protection cover (couple rolls of black tape can solve that).. the kits on ebay are under $30 delivered, without ink.
        Say, even with your ink prices, that would come to $36 more, that's $67 for some other random name brand CISS, with your MOORIM CHEMTECH ink. If you say that your ink only works with your CISS products… then somethings wrong with your ink. If you say that a random CISS may damage the printhead, well, in goes the original cartridges that the printer came with, and off it goes to warranty.

        http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Empty-CISS-wit-ARCs-kit-Epson-Sty…

        I just compared an aldi apple to your apple. It will taste the same (same ink), since the only difference in this aldi apple is the storage container as compared to yours.
        Paying $50 more for a premium piece of plastic is a bit too much, and clearly OzBargain (not speaking on behalf, just commenting) does not view your "deal" as a very attractive or competitive one.
        This is purchasing over the internet, not visiting a physical store, so the sources do not really matter, if you want to be competitive, you need to be able to claim that you are the cheapest in Australia, no matter where someone tries to source a substitute, it's simple economics.

        • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 04:33
          +1

          Thanks for this feedback again, :)

          FOR 6 COLOURS CISS
          http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/Epson-CISS/100420…
          Price is $108.00 - 10% discount code (070512) = $98.01 inc. GST & free delivery

          FOR 4 COLOURS CISS ( your EBAY link is 4 colours NOT 6 colours)
          http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/Epson-CISS/100424…

          price $104.00 Inc. GST & free delivery & High quality Dye ink + Battery + FREE ICC PROFILE + Chipset warranty.

          Your Ebay link: Empty tank $30.99 + $25 shipping + ink $9x4=$36.00 + $4.00 Battery : total = $96.99
          (where the ink come from??) & NO warranty on chipset , NO colour profile , …..

          Another option for you is a refillable ink cartridges:$91.99 inc. ink and chipset warranty +….

          http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/10042475-refillab…

        • cwongtech on 12/08/2012 - 13:00
          -2

          See the thing is, for my printer, Theres no point having 6 colours because its a 4 cartridge printhead.
          The shipping is free for the alternative ciss, the ink comes from your store. $45 shipped for 4 x 100mls. Dont try to inflate the price of what Im comparing by $25.
          Your refillables are a joke at that price s well

        • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 13:38
          -1

          you compare EBAY 4 colours CISS with our 6 colours CISS!!!
          It's better for you buy from Ebay (item in Hong Kong)…

        • cwongtech on 12/08/2012 - 15:09

          I'm actually comparing to the same system which has 4 colours…
          http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/Epson-CISS/100424…

        • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 16:07
          +1

          cwongtech ,

          Ebay item:

          Empty tank $30.99 + $25 shipping from Hong Kong + ink $9x4=$36.00 + $4.00 Battery : Total = $96.99
          (where the ink come from??) & NO warranty on chipset , NO colour profile , …..

          MIR-AUS CISS:

          Price $104.00 Inc. GST & free delivery & High Quality Dye ink + Battery + FREE ICC PROFILE + Chipset warranty + 30 days money back guarantee + totally different tank quality (Tanks can be separated (unique design) )

          CISS FROM CHINA cost you : $96.99
          CISS based in Australia/Sydney cost you :$104.00

          Difference just in PRICE is: $7.01

          For more information about our CISS see link below:
          http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/content/13-advant…

          In conclusion, We show everything in our website. You know where the ink is coming from, We are not selling USA or UK or German ink formola but ink comes FROM china, We are not sell ink which will block your printer's head after 1 month.
          again it's your determination.

        • cwongtech on 12/08/2012 - 18:26
          -2

          Empty tank $30.99 + $25 shipping from Hong Kong + ink $9x4=$36.00 + $4.00 Battery : Total = $96.99
          (where the ink come from??) & NO warranty on chipset , NO colour profile , …..
          totally different tank quality (Tanks can be separated (unique design) )

          Regardless of the tank being separated or not, the inks in the tanks will be separated regardless, no one is stupid enough to mix their black, cyan, magenta and yellow inks all in one.

          Let me break it down for you, let's have a little transparency, the only difference in the option that I am showing you is the ink storage device, the pipeline to the fake-cartridges from the tank to the printhead will be identical no doubt, but that piece of plastic you store the ink in is the only difference in this configuration
          Empty tank is $30.99 USD, which converts to under $30 AUD
          $25 shipping? If you read the listing, it is free shipping.

          We are not sell ink which will block your printer's head after 1 month.

          Something called warranty on the printer, been using my cheapo $2.50 cartridges for a few months now, printed out a 800 page textbook, it working fine :)
          And I know that, your ink would be of higher quality that's why.. see below :)

          ink $9x4=$36.00
          (where the ink come from??)

          Plus $9 delivery. The ink comes from MIR-AUS website, which is your Moorim Chemtech ink, personally I'd trust Japanese or German ink but I'm just using yours for compari
          So $30AUD for the CISS Shipped from China/HK in addition to $36AUD for 4x100ml bottles of ink from MIR-AUS website plus MIR-AUS postage cost of $9 = $75
          No doubt if one doesn't use your korean MOORIM CHEMTECH ink supplied via you, it will be even cheaper.
          But at this price, $104-$75 = $29 on top of what a theoretically working CISS substitute to obtain your product, is a bit too much.

          Alternative ink here, $19.50AUD delivered (converted from GBP)
          http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/4-x-100ml-INK-HP-EPSON-BROTHER-CA…
          See, even if the CISS doesn't work, the maximum loss is $50.

          I have no clue where you are getting your numbers from.

        • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 21:31
          +2

          cwongtech,

          I told you, the best option for you is buying from EBay.
          I am not telling anyone buy CISS and ink from different suppliers.
          When I see your old feedbacks in other items I know now why you spend more than 10 hours just for $7.00 differences.:)

          If anyone buy CISS + ink from us, Difference is $7.00 ( just Price) you can not compear our service and quality with chines ink!

          I don't think so any one buy Empty CISS and pay shipping from other supplier and buy ink + shipping from other supplier again :)), You are fighting about $7.00, then buy all of them from one supplier and save on shipping …

          again it's your determination.

          You said that: "Regardless of the tank being separated or not, the inks in the tanks will be separated regardless, no one is stupid enough to mix their black, cyan, magenta and yellow inks all in one."

          You need to know more about our CISS:

          If you buy CISS which use one plastic mould for all colours, you can not extend your tanks if you change your printer in further .. If something happend for your tank you can not replace it , BUT with our tanks you can., more more advantage ,,,,

        • cwongtech on 13/08/2012 - 11:58
          -1

          I don't think so any one buy Empty CISS and pay shipping from other supplier and buy ink + shipping from other supplier again :)), You are fighting about $7.00, then buy all of them from one supplier and save on shipping …

          I told you, there is no shipping cost for that substitute CISS, stop adding an additional $25 ontop.
          Stop bloating the figures!
          Also, sourcing from the cheapest doesn't mean all from one supplier, "Economies of scale", read up on that, Mr I-don't-know-basic-economics

          If you buy CISS which use one plastic mould for all colours, you can not extend your tanks if you change your printer in further .. If something happend for your tank you can not replace it , BUT with our tanks you can., more more advantage ,,,,

          So you're saying… they're a possibility that your might CISS tanks, you need to replace?
          It sounds like your expensive products aren't very Robust

        • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 14/08/2012 - 12:17
          -1

          I said: If you have 4 colours printer and after that you buy 6 colours printer for any reason, our CISS is extendable.

    • Utopian on 13/08/2012 - 11:57

      I think you need to have a look around. It's not CISS distorting things. Printers, Gaming Consoles, Nespresso, Shaver Cleansing Systems… and handfuls of others schemes (scams, some would say) get you in the door at red hot prices, only to bleed you for the life of the unit.

      So people have lost touch with the true cost of items the days. Most refuse to get pay what things are worth, since they're unwilling to compare the total cost.

      The cost for this quality over such a volume cannot be compared… it kills all else. Like commercial systems, but scaled for home/Soho.

  • irickiie on 11/08/2012 - 20:45
    +1

    Cheaper here

    http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/CISS-EPSON-TX700W-TX800FW-TX710W-….

    I've brought a CISS for my Cannon from him, works without a problem. The refill ink is roughly ~$9 for a set

    • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 11/08/2012 - 20:59

      Moorim HIGH QUALITY DYE INK for Canon,Epson,Hp and Brother printer also we sell : [ NOTE: MIR-AUS Ink customers are Eligible to order one free custom profile]

      100ml : $9.00
      120ml : $13.00
      250ml : $19.00
      500ml : $33.00
      1 litre : $58.00

      ink for canon printers:
      http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/10042283-ciss-dye…

      ink for Epson printers:
      http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/10042280-ciss-dye…
      ink for Hp printers:
      http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/10042285-ciss-dye…
      ink for Brother printers:
      http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/10042284-ciss-dye…

      • irickiie on 11/08/2012 - 21:07
        +1

        Whoops, gave you a +1 vote by accident. None of the CISS brands use genuine ink, your marketing speak means nothing to me. My printer head works well and the ink he supplies give good prints, first hand knowledge from a real user. They are also 80% cheaper for refill if you use 100ml refill prices as your guide.

        I get 5 colors with 100ml each for ~$9 something dollars

    • GUYANDSON on 11/08/2012 - 21:01
      +1

      You're getting 500ml extra of each colour with this deal. From that same seller, the set of colours costs 27 for 100ml bottles before shipping. For the same amount of ink and his ciss its going to set you back $190 before shipping.

      This is a pretty decent deal for a better quality sounding CISS + a heap of ink. Can't comment on the quality of it as we only really have to word of mir-aus - there isn't any information on these models apart from their own site.

      • irickiie on 11/08/2012 - 21:09
        +1

        For the same amount of ink (500ml each), it'll cost me about $50 dollars for ink which works and gives good quality prints. I'll stand by the system I brought instead of believing the guy who is trying to sell that product!

        • GUYANDSON on 11/08/2012 - 21:26
          +1

          wait what.

          From that ebay store you gave. 82N refills.

          http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/CISS-REFILL-KIT-INK-EPSON-82N-CAR…

          $27 before postage for 100ml inks of each colour. 5x of this pack = $135 for an equivalent amount. So wheres that 100ml pack for $9?

          What mir-aus is offering is 500ml extra ink of each colour.

        • irickiie on 11/08/2012 - 21:55
          +1

          I referred to the ink I buy. I have stated I have a Cannon printer. Even if you use those prices without considering that he gives bulk discounts. Its still $55+$135 ($190) pickup or plus shipping which was under $20 for me with my extra ink.

        • GUYANDSON on 11/08/2012 - 22:14
          +1

          Then it really isn't comparable for this then is it? :)

        • irickiie on 11/08/2012 - 22:16
          +1

          Still cheaper elsewhere :)

      • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 11/08/2012 - 21:48
        +2

        See our Ebay feedback !
        http://stores.ebay.com.au/MIR-AUS

  • creeps_bay on 11/08/2012 - 20:57
    +4

    How is this a FREEBIE..

  • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 11/08/2012 - 21:16
    -1

    How much will you save by using a CISS or Refillable cartridges?
    Please see link below:
    http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/content/7-ciss-sa…

  • Black Hole on 11/08/2012 - 22:08
    +2

    My experience with CISS is ok. There is a lot of messing around with bubble in the supplied tubing especially when you are relocating the printer to another area. It is a pain to get ride of the bubble in the tubes.

    • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 11/08/2012 - 22:20

      donkeykong,
      if you close travel plugs before relocating , You never see any air in tubes.

    • netsurfer on 11/08/2012 - 22:31

      I agree with DK. The air bubbles inside the supplied tubing can be annoying. To get rid of them, I generally had to use head clean function multiple times (but that means a lot of waste ink). After a while, I had to re-direct the waste ink tube inside the printer to an outside container (coz. the waste ink pad got filled).

      You can do a lot of resets with Epson printers. However, the main usage for ink jet printer with CISS are DVD printing and occasional photo printing. CISS ink colours are nowhere near as good as the original when printing photos. Generally okay for DVD/CD/BD-R printing.

      With colour laser printers being so cheap nowadays… ink jet printers are having a tough time I reckon. If you print a lot of DVDs and CDs, then you can consider CISS.

    • cwongtech on 11/08/2012 - 22:40
      -1

      That's why I stick to $2.50 ebay cartridges, sure it might be a bit more expensive (20%, but you don't have a fat initial setup cost) in the long run, but hey, I'm not running a printing press, I'm just printing out notes.
      I would consider it like this: ebay ink = 20% or so more expensive (THAN CISS, it's 9x cheaper than genuine ink), probably not ink you want to use to print photos you want to keep for a very long time (I'd use those 50 free prints at domayne when they come around for those :D)
      CISS ink = cheaper in the long run, but you have to slap on a FAT initial cost which is like buying the same printer for the second time, due to your own choice of ink, you can use one that is high-quality enough to print out photos to keep for a long time.

      With colour laser printers being so cheap nowadays… ink jet printers are having a tough time I reckon. If you print a lot of DVDs and CDs, then you can consider CISS.

      I still stick with inkjet for now, as explained above, it cost me $7.50 to print 900 pages.
      $16.70 for 2000 single-sided pages, which is about the same as a laser 2000 page toner drum.

  • joannatan on 12/08/2012 - 00:36

    hi there,

    do you have similar item like this ebay seller http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/CISS-Canon-MX310-IP2700-IP2702-MP…? for my canon mx340 thanks

  • neofelis on 12/08/2012 - 00:38

    $230 for a CISS?!

    This place is a rip off!

    Rihac have been around for YEARS and they're only $140 flat for all CISS systems - 100ml of each ink is included.

    http://www.rihac.com.au/100ml-ciss-p-543.html

    Mod: removed personal attack

    • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 01:14

      neofelis,

      Please see offer again!..

      This offer is: each colour 100ml(refilled) + 500ml extra ink bottle + free delivery …. then each colour 600ml ( 6 times more ink)

      If you want to compare with that link, see our website clearly:

      http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/Epson-CISS/100420…

      Price is $108.00 - 10% discount code (070512) = $98.01 inc. GST & free delivery

      Please compare apple to apple.

    • surfbum1 on 12/08/2012 - 05:43
      +1

      What printer do you have?
      I use rihac also, have for years but this deal is looking pretty sweet for me with a canon ip4500
      MIR has cheaper system and much cheaper ink for my ip4500.
      My rihac system is still going strong but due for ink so at almost 1/2 price will give MIR a go

      • russty1978 on 12/08/2012 - 15:47
        +1

        Being using rihac for years now too first on my Canon ip3000 then my IP4600 and now on my Artisan 720(because their quality was far supperior to most others i'd seen), these look like even better quality again. If i need to purchase another CISS kit it will be a MIR kit. I think my replacement ink will be coming from MIR too.

  • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 01:27

    Another offer we have for all CISS :

    For example : If you buy CISS-ROBUST™ V4.0 for EPSON T50, It will cost you $133.65 + Free shipping + one extra 100ml ink for each colour FREE
    Our NEW CISS-ROBUST™ V4.0 has a 140ml Capacity for each colour + Internal ink metal filter + Light protect cover …

    Then for $133.65 you will have 240ml ink for each colour.

    For more information about our NEW ink supply system please see link below:
    http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/content/46-new-ci…

  • shmahoo on 12/08/2012 - 11:40
    +2

    I have bought exactly this system and can whole-heartedly recommend it for an Artisan 837

  • russty1978 on 12/08/2012 - 16:00
    +1

    If i am to change to your ink for my current rihac ciss kit. Is there a particular way i should change inks?
    Is it ok to mix different inks? Should i let the ink run completely dry before i refill with different brand ink?
    Is it bad to let the ink tank run?

    • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 16:10

      russty1978,

      If you are using dye base ink, you can wait until inks are nearly empty after use our Dye ink,
      Please mention model of your printer, I can help you better.

  • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 16:32
    +1

    No problem, just wait when ink nearly empty inside tanks. just be carful air never go inside tubing,

    if you want buy one set 100ml ink, see link below:

    http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/10042594-set-of-i…
    $8.10 for 100ml bottle

    if you want bigger bottle see link below:
    http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/10042280-ciss-dye…

    another option for your printer is:

    BUY our NEW ROBUST CISS with high quality Dye ink with discount code 10% : will cost you : $162.81 with 140ml ink inside tanks + 100ml free bottle ink for each colour (totally: 240ml ink ) + free shipping

    OR

    BUY our NEW ROBUST CISS with Normal Dye ink with discount code 10% : will cost you : $143.01 with 140ml ink inside tanks + 100ml free bottle ink for each colour (totally:240ml ink ) + free shipping

    your printer is Epson Artisan 720 or Epson Artisan 725 ? Artisan 720 is for UK market.

  • Steptoe on 12/08/2012 - 18:59
    +2

    What about for $9 DELL/Lexmark owners? eg V525w AIO

  • brentsbits on 12/08/2012 - 20:32

    How have you solved the auto rest problems for many of the printers that use the 82N cartridges that have the issue of the cartridges not being recognised even before the printer days its out of ink.

    You say its an auto rest chip, do you mean that its one of the ones with a button on the top to rest them? Is there any user interaction required to rest them? Or will they just keep printing without interruption?

    I have tried many printers that use the 82N cartridges (artisan 720, 725, 730, 1410 and 1430). They all have issues with cartridges not being recognised. Rihac has a solution but it's not auto reset so more information would be welcome.

    • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 21:02

      fraqtl ,

      Reset cartridges:
      There are chips on the end of each cartridge which have a 'memory' of how much ink you have used. Printers also have a 'memory' of your usage. These memory systems assume you've run out of ink when you have consumed a certain amount. They don't realise that you have a large external tank feeding your cartridges. So after some time you'll get a message on your PC screen telling you to replace your cartridges. Check your ink level in the external tanks. Most likely there will still be a ink in these tanks. If this is the case, you'll need to reset the chips using the little white reset button on
      the cartridge.

      Press the red flashing button on the printer to get the print head to the “replace cartridge” position. Simply press and hold the white reset button on the cartridge for 3-4 seconds

      It is important to note – the cartridges cannot be reset at just any point – the Epson ink monitor must report out of ink (for any cartridge), and then a reset of all cartridges can be done. Once reset, all chips report full cartridges.

      For more information:

      http://mir-aus.com.au/cissfaq/knowledgebase.php
      For Epson printers:
      http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/content/52-ciss-i…
      For Hp printers:
      http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/content/55-ciss-i…
      For Brother printers:
      http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/content/54-ciss-i…
      For Canon printers:
      http://continuousinksupplysystem.com.au/en/content/53-ciss-i…

      • cwongtech on 12/08/2012 - 21:29

        I have tried many printers that use the 82N cartridges (artisan 720, 725, 730, 1410 and 1430). They all have issues with cartridges not being recognised. Rihac has a solution but it's not auto reset so more information would be welcome.

        I think he knows that there are chips you can press a button to reset the ink level for the fake-cartridge chip, he's asking if there are any auto-reset ones, i.e. ones that just "always read full" without needing to press a button.

        Press the red flashing button on the printer to get the print head to the “replace cartridge” position. Simply press and hold the white reset button on the cartridge for 3-4 seconds

        That means it's not auto-reset

        • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 21:40

          I'm done with you mate. Do what you think suits you.

          mir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 21:40 (Collapsed - Offtopic. Show)
        • cwongtech on 12/08/2012 - 22:11

          P.s. Check this link yeah?
          http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/77121/votes
          :)
          There are 80000+ registered members on ozbargain, with only 3+ votes on this deal.
          It's my turn to say: Do what you think suits you.

          cwongtech on 12/08/2012 - 22:11 (Collapsed - Offtopic. Show)
    • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 21:55

      fraqtl,

      ARC : Auto rest chipset. chipset rest it automatically, Just because of printer procedure cartridges need to remove and put it back again, That button on top of the cartridges just help you to disconnect the connection for 3 seconds, Old chipset dosen't have that button and customer need to remove the cartridges and re-install it again.

      If you need more information please call our office number:
      Monday - Friday 10:00am - 6:30pm
      Phone: 1300-213-589 , +61 02-8065-5614

      • joannatan on 12/08/2012 - 23:01

        do you have similar ciss for canon mx340? http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/CISS-Canon-MX310-IP2700-IP2702-MP…

        • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 12/08/2012 - 23:11

          I can supply you empty tank same as that item. I will advise you tomorrow after 10am.

        • joannatan on 13/08/2012 - 12:39

          hallo

        • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 13/08/2012 - 12:57

          Jannatan,

          I can supply you empty tank + bottle of ink,

          If you need more information please call our office number:
          Phone: 1300-213-589 , +61 02-8065-5614
          Monday - Friday 10:00am - 6:30pm

        • joannatan on 13/08/2012 - 20:03

          on the ebay got the kit as well. price?
          and you can not promise this thing can mix, is it right?

      • brentsbits on 14/08/2012 - 00:51
        +1

        An auto reset chip requires absolutely no user intervention.

        If I need to remove the cartridges to reset them, or press a button to reset them, they are no auto reset chips and should not be advertised as such.

        Auto=automatic

        Automatic, as defined in the dictionary "able to activate, move, or regulate itself"

        Your chips are not, amend your ad and call them what they are.

  • Store Repmir-aus @ MIR-AUS Continuous Ink Supply System on 14/08/2012 - 12:03
    -1

    The manufacturer call them ARC, You can call them ressetable chip.

    Because to reset the original chip you need resseter gadget, But to reset the ARC chips you need to press the reset switch.(Just disconnect the connection of chip and printer for 3 seconds)

    by the way every one in this business use ARC for CISS chip-set.

    http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/auto-reset-chip.html

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