Cost is around $10 for a single "key" (bulk discounts available) which you use to activate a reset but it is actively being developed with newer printer models being added to its compatibility database on a regular basis. The WICReset utility, which is effectively a Pay-per-reset tool, is being developed almost as a commercial version of the SSC.
Note: There are some genuinely infected versions on the internet too, so exercise extreme caution when using these utilities!ģ. Many have protection routines built in such as needing the date putting back, or these have been removed, resulting in the frequent false positive "Trojan detected" warnings from anti-viruses (explanations at to why here) The varied array of "Service utilities" or "Adjustment Programs" that have been released to the general internet in various guises.
#What printers will the wic reset utility work on download#
The good old "SSC Utility" which is still available for download but hasn't been maintained since the days of the D88 so for old printers (read: 5+ years) still worth hanging on to a copyĢ. in most cases you are reliant on one of three other utilties or types of utility:ġ. This is also true of other newer IPR utilities (those that truly are only North American centric) so these Epson utilities are not the nirvana that may otherwise have been assumed.Īs for other printers. BUT it will only reset the waste counter back by a proportion of the overall capacity, it does not reset the waste counter to zero (ie: new printer levels).
The same utility can reset a number of other older Epson printers including the R1800, R2400, etc. The A10_IPR which is compatible with the Photo 1400 (in any country where the model is actually the same) is not generally available outside of the USA but can be located.Ģ. Can I just correct a couple of generalisations on the post above to provide a little more detail as there's a danger here of getting into the "one size fits all" mindset when that's actually not accurate.ġ.
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