I've read plenty of posts about "non standard" ink cartridge use in z3200 printers and mine is now happily sucking MK out of a 772 cartridge. I know that the printer is able to account for how much ink a cartridge has supplied and apparently writes "empty" to the cartridge chip when it is exhausted but does it know it is empty by virtue of the accounting procedure does it physically sense the absence of ink? In other words, if you disrupt the accounting process by chip swapping, what happens if the cartridge runs dry?
Thanks,
William.