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Understanding the HP4100 Chip Impact
The Chip is the “Switch” That Turns on Multiple Printer Functions
The chip “turns on” critical printer functions that impact every 4100 printer user in your customer’s business. These functions include cartridge identification, toner low/toner out functionality, supplies status information, and cartridge performance information. The chip enables various information to be available through three interfaces with which the enduser interacts: the printer's LCD control panel, printed information menu pages, and through the printer's embedded Java webserver for networked printers.
The most obvious and critical need for a replacement chip is to enable the printer’s toner low and toner out functionality. A non-chipped aftermarket cartridge disables this function in the printer. This results in the customer potentially printing hundreds of blank pages on the printer. This is the most severe handicap an aftermarket cartridge has ever faced, perhaps even more difficult than density, yield, or various print deficiencies.
A printer that cannot shut itself down and prints blank pages represents a huge annoyance at best, and is an absolute show-stopper to the acceptance of an aftermarket 4100 cartridge by many businesses. More than 70% of HP4100 printers placed in worldwide markets are network models, and approximately 90% of the total pages printed on all these 4100 printers are printed from a networked enduser. The end result is 90% of all 4100 users will not know that they are printing blank pages when the cartridge runs out of toner.