: Provides access to advanced settings like EEPROM initialization, Head ID settings, and Bi-D adjustments. How to Use the Adjustment Program
| Error Message | Solution | | --- | --- | | | You are not in Service Mode. Repeat Step 1. Ensure USB cable is directly connected (no hub). | | "Function Not Supported" | Your firmware is too new for this exclusive version. You may need to downgrade your printer's firmware (advanced users only). | | "Reset OK, but error returns after reboot" | The EEPROM is corrupted. Re-run the program and choose "EEPROM Data Copy" to rewrite the backup. | | Antivirus deletes the file | This is common. Add the folder to your antivirus exclusions. The "exclusive" version is safe if downloaded from a reputable source. | : Provides access to advanced settings like EEPROM
Obtaining and using these "exclusive" or cracked resetters carries substantial risks: Ensure USB cable is directly connected (no hub)
| Feature | Standard User Access | Via This Resetter Tool | Risk Level | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Blocked after "Service Required" error | Full Reset (Resets counter to 0%) | Medium | | Ink Level Detection | Automatic only (OEM chips) | Forced reset for 3rd party/refill ink | High | | Head Alignment | Basic (via driver) | Bi-D & PF Adjustment (Precision) | Low | | Initial Ink Charge | One-time (setup) | Manual re-run (Floods system) | High | | EEPROM Backup | Not available | Read/Write Printer EEPROM | Critical | | | "Reset OK, but error returns after
Modern printers like the use internal sponge pads to collect excess ink during cleaning cycles. Once the printer's firmware determines these pads are full—based on a "Waste Ink Pad Counter"—it locks the printer to prevent ink from overflowing and causing damage. Key Features of the Resetter