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EBS‑2600 User Man
ual
G2023/04/26_1EN 2023.05.16
4.5. USING AN INK BOTTLE
Indicator A2 (see Fig. 50 ) in status bar A on the main screen offers access to the following pieces of
information:
– An estimate of the amount of the ink remaining in the ink bottle [%],
0 1 to 9 10 to 30 31 to 60 61 to 80 81 to 100
– A problem with ink ( e.g . the ink has passed its expiration date, the number of printouts exceed -
ed a limit, an incorrect bottle or no bottle is installed) or with the IMS system (Ink Monitoring
System) ‑ the icons and are displayed alternately,
– Service mode is activated (printing is enabled over a period of 50 hours) ‑ the icon is displayed.
For detailed information about the bottle of ink installed in the printer press indicator A2 in status
bar A on the main screen.
Fig. 50.
A2
The time needed to use up the ink contained in an ink bottle depends on parameters such as the num -
ber of dots in the projects printed, ink pressure, intensity, etc.
* If a correct bottle of ink is installed but the printer cannot recognize it successfully, you can contact
an authorized representative of EBS Ink Jet Systeme GmbH to activate service mode. In this mode
printing can continue over another 50 hours until a new bottle of ink is installed or a service intervention
is made. For more information see “9.3.3. Releasing Protections” .
The information that the ink in the bottle is critically low (a warning) or that the bottle is empty (an
error) is displayed in a dialog box. The dialog box is also displayed each time the printer starts up. The
above‑mentioned information can be communicated via an optional status beacon, too.