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We do not distrubute the adjustment program here at SWF East (except the one with the dongle that comes with the HM1 - which is an authorized Epson product). I cannot speak for MESA in this regards. I'm not sure what they are doing as we are seperate entities. I do know that there was a cracked copy of the 2200 utility that was being circulated by USSPIT at one time.
I can't speak for Don but I'm assuming that he is referring to the Epson program that their techs use, it has the capability to read the firmware and copy it, also as I understand it can write the firmware to another EPROM.....not the adjustment program that we all use to reset ink waste tanks and the like.
Hope this helps.
This is the version I have. You can input the head ID, copy Eprom, check alignments and other motor related features.
I got it directly from SWF when they had me replace a print head several years back.
I never had to input a serial number or anything like that. If it's cracked it came from SWF, but the software never seemed to need any type of validation.
This is the version I have. You can input the head ID, copy Eprom, check alignments and other motor related features.
I got it directly from SWF when they had me replace a print head several years back.
I never had to input a serial number or anything like that. If it's cracked it came from SWF, but the software never seemed to need any type of validation.
Hi Everybody.
Sorry to open an old post
I am in need of swapping the eprom chip over on to a good board from a DTG K3, epson 1800.
Can any of you identify the chip for me? as I do not know. Or even better if someone would like to anonymously email this magical program you talk of my email is [email protected]
many thanks
Mike
Re: 2200 eeprom chip removal help 
