Summit HL-630 OPC Benutzerhandbuch
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TEC LB-1305 OPC
OEM Stated Yield: 10,000 (All)
There are three major versions of these cartridges.
Two use an external counter and one doesn't use one
at all. The older style 1305 has no counter. The label
on top of the cartridge has a place to write down the
starting page count. You are supposed to keep track
of the pages printed. The next version had a Black
plastic counter. This counter has to be replaced every
cycle. New counters are available as well as a reset
service. The last version (actually the TEC-
LB1321/1323) uses a Green plastic counter. This
must also be replaced every cycle. No reset services
are available for the green counters.
Two use an external counter and one doesn't use one
at all. The older style 1305 has no counter. The label
on top of the cartridge has a place to write down the
starting page count. You are supposed to keep track
of the pages printed. The next version had a Black
plastic counter. This counter has to be replaced every
cycle. New counters are available as well as a reset
service. The last version (actually the TEC-
LB1321/1323) uses a Green plastic counter. This
must also be replaced every cycle. No reset services
are available for the green counters.
Tektronix Phaser 780 OPC
016-1864-00
OEM Stated Yield: 50,000 Black, 12,500 Color
These cartridges have a “Single Use ARD Chip”.
This chip shuts down the cartridge after the first
cycle so it will be necessary to replace it each time.
Replacement chips for these cartridges are available.
Toshiba A-739 OPC
LS12TL200
OEM Stated Yield: 25,000
There is a small circuit board inside the OPC
cartridge. The old fuse must be unsoldered and a
new one installed each cycle. The fuse is a 125V,
2AG,1/8A glass type with axial leads for soldering.
Xerox Country Codes:
Xerox lists two to three digit codes for most of their
cartridges. Most of the time the cartridges are
identical, but the reset chips are programmed
differently. The following list is not all the country
codes, just the ones we have been able to confirm.
US=USA, WH = Western Hemisphere, XCL =
Xerox Limited (Canada), XL = England, RX = Rank
Xerox. As we are able to confirm other country
codes we will list them on our web site.
cartridges. Most of the time the cartridges are
identical, but the reset chips are programmed
differently. The following list is not all the country
codes, just the ones we have been able to confirm.
US=USA, WH = Western Hemisphere, XCL =
Xerox Limited (Canada), XL = England, RX = Rank
Xerox. As we are able to confirm other country
codes we will list them on our web site.
Xerox DC 212/214
Xerox Cartridge part # 113R180/113R181
OEM Stated Yield: 14,000
To reset the counter in the DC 212/214 OPC
cartridges the connector on the rear of the cartridge
must be replaced. This will clear the J7 or J8 codes.
J7= change copy cartridge, J8 = wrong or bad
connector. There are many different cartridges that
use different connectors for these machines.
If you are outside the US, and are not sure what type
of connector to use, it is possible to find out by
going into the machines diagnostics. To do this turn
the machine off, press the “0” while turning the
power on, press the Stop/Clear button. The lights
will go off and “---“ will show on the display. Wait
30 seconds for the optics self test to complete. Enter
“202” and press print. If the display had a J8 code
before starting, it will show two three-digit numbers
in sequence. The first three-digit number shows the
cartridges the connector on the rear of the cartridge
must be replaced. This will clear the J7 or J8 codes.
J7= change copy cartridge, J8 = wrong or bad
connector. There are many different cartridges that
use different connectors for these machines.
If you are outside the US, and are not sure what type
of connector to use, it is possible to find out by
going into the machines diagnostics. To do this turn
the machine off, press the “0” while turning the
power on, press the Stop/Clear button. The lights
will go off and “---“ will show on the display. Wait
30 seconds for the optics self test to complete. Enter
“202” and press print. If the display had a J8 code
before starting, it will show two three-digit numbers
in sequence. The first three-digit number shows the