MPC 5504 Ex Service Lock and Changed Passwords

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  • slimslob
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    • May 2013
    • 37052
    #61
    Re: MPC 5504 Ex Service Lock and Changed Passwords

    Originally posted by luca72
    but how the cazzo is it, that when I edit a post, it creates an extra copy every time ... this as a good Italian, it makes me curse a lot ... lol
    It is a quirk of the system that I have encountered in the past.

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      • slimslob
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        #62
        Re: MPC 5504 Ex Service Lock and Changed Passwords

        Originally posted by tsbservice
        By zeroing the total counters all consumables are back to 100% like new machine?
        I can imagine some bad actors(not real techs) use this for illegal purposes.
        Toner remaining in each bottle is stored on the RFID chip on each bottle. All you might lose are the numbers for previous bottles.

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          • luca72
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            • Oct 2017
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            #63
            Re: MPC 5504 Ex Service Lock and Changed Passwords

            Originally posted by slimslob
            It is a quirk of the system that I have encountered in the past.
            maybe, when i make too many changes, in a short time?...i seem to have noticed this..but i'm not sure..but i go to bed late, i don't have time to wait...now here, are 01.00 am.
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              • emiliorsg
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                • Jul 2018
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                #64
                Re: MPC 5504 Ex Service Lock and Changed Passwords

                Originally posted by tsbservice
                By zeroing the total counters all consumables are back to 100% like new machine?
                I can imagine some bad actors(not real techs) use this for illegal purposes.
                Maintenance counters are not cleared when backing up and neither is the toner level.

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                  • tsbservice
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                    • May 2007
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                    #65
                    Re: MPC 5504 Ex Service Lock and Changed Passwords

                    Originally posted by emiliorsg
                    Maintenance counters are not cleared when backing up and neither is the toner level.
                    Then that make sense for leasings and start billing from zero. On some smaller devices when you replace main board for example and they don't have other boards to store backup of counters neither toner chips in fact all become zeros. Total counters, consumables l, toners. Thanks for answering emilio
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                      • slimslob
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                        #66
                        Re: MPC 5504 Ex Service Lock and Changed Passwords

                        Originally posted by emiliorsg
                        Maintenance counters are not cleared when backing up and neither is the toner level.
                        My experience with having to replace defective NVram is that machine totals and maintenance logs are lost. That is why at the end of a service call we were required to print not only the Counter sheet but also logging data and non-defaults. Those were maintained in the machine service file for at least one year.

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