HP 4100 chip fuctionality guide

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Confidentail
Printer Control Panel Messages
Immediate “Ready” Status
Appearance of “Toner Low Message
Appearance of “Toner Out” Message
“Remove Sealing Tape” Message
Printer Embedded Java Webserver
Complete Supplies Status Page Date (Cartridge Usage History)
Printed Information Menu Page
Complete Supplies Status Page Date (Cartridge Usage History)
Printer Operation
Immediate“Ready” Printer Condition at Cartridge Installation
Toner Out Automatic Print Stoppage
Toner Low Automatic Print Stoppage
“Remove Sealing Tape” Print Stoppage
smartek™4100 Chip Functionality Guide
Chip technology
Functionality Overview
The smartek™chip delivers the same Supplies Status cartridge usage information and printer functions as the OEM chip. The 4100 chip is not a “lock-out” chip design such as the Xerox
®
and Lexmark
®
chips familiar to the industry. Instead, the 4100 is better described as a “limited functionality” chip. The 4100 chip has two core functions:
1. It transmits, receives and stores data.
2. It works like a light switch to “turn on” four key areas of printer functionality.
These printer functions are critical to efficient, cost-effective printer usage. The functional areas are listed below, along with a chart that lists the detailed functions.
Printer Operations
Printer Control Panel Information
Printed Information Menu Supplies Status Information (Fig. 1 & 2 pg. 7)
Printer Embedded Java Webserver Supplies Status Information (Fig. 3 & 4 pg. 7)
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Confidentail
Fixed Chip Data:
HP Cartridge Part Number Cartridge Manufacture Date Cartridge Serial Number
Variable Chip Data:
Toner % of Life Remaining Toner Low Reached Toner Out Reached Total Pages Printed Page Count by Paper Size Number of Jobs Processed Marked as Reordered
4100 Chip
Data Transmission
Function Enablement
4100 Printer
Identity, Information, Status
Performance
User Interface to Printer
Printer
Operation
Menu Pages
Printouts
Control
Panel Info
Webserver
Info
RFID Communication
Chip Functionality Flowchart
Chip Design Details
All communication between the chip and the printer are accomplished using RF (radio frequency) technologies. A micro-scale antenna is housed within the chip casing and the printer also features a corresponding antenna. All data, signals and power supply are transmitted over this wireless connection.
Types of Data Held by Chip
The chip holds both fixed and variable data. The fixed data is written to the chip at the time it is manufac­tured. The variable data is written to the chip as the cartridge is consumed in the printer. The variable data essentially is the usage history of the cartridge.
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