is this ink with chip at the bottom or you need a chip frame
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Not sure what you mean by a chip frame, these snap into a tray on the printer.
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To be honest, once I installed the ink, it refused to continue to print. I had to over ride the off brand ink warning ever time I printed and finally it stopped printing at all, even though there was ink in the unit.
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I use this ink in a HP Officejet 6500. The cartridges look like OEM and snap in place as the OEM would.
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Don't know what is meant by chip? But these things LEAK....so beware...Would not buy again.
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No so far I havnt seen it chip honestly..doesnt mean it might not..if it does its a small price to pay for such a professional durable board..you know you can always remove it and paint over it when ever&#128518;
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If you print something that's yellow, does it print okay? One of the most amazing things I've learned recently is that the microchips on the cartridges that send the information to the printer when the ink is low, doesn't actually read when the ink is low. Instead the chips are manufactured to a preset number of prints, so even if you've not used the yellow it says you have. I bought a microchip resetter from amazon a couple of months ago that is going to save us a fortune in ink. Now I reset the chips and watch my printouts myself to determine when the cartridges need replaced. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002RFQCS0/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I hope that helps.
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No chip in a pen drive - it has two critical pieces: a small pen drive plugged into a USB/Micro usb converter
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It's usually on the package, bottom or side. I have not seen it on the ink cartride itself.
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No, as the printer always reports that the cartridge is out of ink due to the embedded chip in the cartridge.
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Yes, it has worked well for me. I have been using this chip in a refilled cartridge for over a month. I use it every day. It prints like the new Samsung Cartridge that I bought for $60.00+. It just takes a few minutes to empty, refill, change chip and reinstall in printer. Good luck. J.M.
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You don't need to drill a hole to refill the ink cartridge. I have bought refill kit from a very popular auction site and was impressed at how simple the process actually is. You simply drip the ink onto the sponge. However, I do not know of a way to reset the chip on the HP 920 ink cartridges. I keep track of how many pages I print through the Diagnostic Report page and replace them according to their typical usage.
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compare to other cartridges and there should be an ID chip on it. I had one like that with no ID chip and gave it to a cartridge refill place
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I am not that savy on all the new terminology, but I think it was a misprint and should have said "chips". These work, I think, to "talk" to the printer.
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No to changing the chip. Have had several times where the printer told me I was out of toner, but it printed anyway. My printer is a Samsung ML-2165W.
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The black dots indicate the chips are for the black toner. If you ordered a color refill kit, you should have gotten chips with the corresponding color dot on them. Return or call. I'm on my second refill kit and have not had any problems...m
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Thomas; I can not help much because I don't know about a chip resetter. I can tell you that some cartridges will be recognized by the printer (810) and some may not be. I can also tell you that soon when the ink level falls a bit they will become unrecognizable. Epson put a lot of time and effort into their precious ink system and their printer will hound you until the day you or it dies about using genuine Epson ink. You will get so many messages that you may give up and buy Epson inks at exorbitant prices just to shut it up.
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The people that package the Ink Powder get lazy and do not put the correct color chips in the shipping package. Contact the shipper/seller and have them send you the correct chips. I have had the same problem........ The correct chips have a color dot that corresponds to the toner that is being refilled. There is also a resource thru Amazon or the internet that sells the chips only..... Try the shipper first.....
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Do you have one with smart chips right now I got ones similar to this but I always gets an error message I have two Brother printers mfc j4710dw and j470dw the ink are same sizes
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Not sure what you mean by chips. The cartridges are a complete replacement for the original. They have the LED that indicates proper connection and it also shows the ink-level in the menu. Hope this helps.
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If you print something that's yellow, does it print okay? One of the most amazing things I've learned recently is that the microchips on the cartridges that send the information to the printer when the ink is low, doesn't actually read when the ink is low. Instead the chips are manufactured to a preset number of prints, so even if you've not used the yellow it says you have. I bought a microchip resetter from amazon a couple of months ago that is going to save us a fortune in ink. Now I reset the chips and watch my printouts myself to determine when the cartridges need replaced. Here's the link: Canon Chip Resetter for Canon CLl8 and PGl5 I hope that helps. If you print something that's yellow, does it print okay? One of the most amazing things I've learned recently is that the microchips on the cartridges that send the information to the printer when the ink is low, doesn't actually read when the ink is low. Instead the chips are manufactured to a preset number of prints, so even if you've not used the yellow it says you have. I bought a microchip resetter from amazon a couple of months ago that is going to save us a fortune in ink. Now I reset the chips and watch my printouts myself to determine when the cartridges need replaced. Here's the... » Read More If you print something that's yellow, does it print okay? One of the most amazing things I've learned recently is that the microchips on the cartridges that send the information to the printer when the ink is low, doesn't actually read when the ink is low. Instead the chips are manufactured to a preset number of prints, so even if you've not used the yellow it says you have. I bought a microchip resetter from amazon a couple of months ago that is going to save us a fortune in ink. Now I reset the chips and watch my printouts myself to determine when the cartridges need replaced. Here's the link: Canon Chip Resetter for Canon CLl8 and PGl5 I hope that helps. « Show Less