what does sensor mean on the ink null

The sensor has a counter in it that counts the number of pages that have been printed with the cartridge. After a set number of pages are printed the chip signals through the printer that the cartridge needs to be replaced.

The sensor lets you know the cartridge is getting low before the ink runs out.

From previous info I received Sensor means you will receive a much higher range of colors and more contrast and quality in your photos plus the high yield provides more ink or toner allowing more printing capability than a standard cartridge! Hope this helps.

The sensor on the cartridge is to let you know that the cartridge is firmly and correctly installed in the printhead. then it will alert you to the fact that it is getting low and it is time to reorder that color.

I believe it tells the cartridge when its almost empty and time to get a new one. I had an HP for awhile that had a sensor in it to tell HP when to send me new cartridges, too bad machine broke before my year was up.... Best I can tell you

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The sensor has a counter in it that counts the number of pages that have been printed with the cartridge. After a set number of pages are printed the chip signals through the printer that the cartridge needs to be replaced.
Answered by Jaydeekay 6 years ago
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The sensor lets you know the cartridge is getting low before the ink runs out.
Answered by egqueen 7 years ago
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From previous info I received Sensor means you will receive a much higher range of colors and more contrast and quality in your photos plus the high yield provides more ink or toner allowing more printing capability than a standard cartridge! Hope this helps.
Answered by MickeyDee 7 years ago
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The sensor on the cartridge is to let you know that the cartridge is firmly and correctly installed in the printhead. then it will alert you to the fact that it is getting low and it is time to reorder that color.
Answered by Skull1063 7 years ago
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I believe it tells the cartridge when its almost empty and time to get a new one. I had an HP for awhile that had a sensor in it to tell HP when to send me new cartridges, too bad machine broke before my year was up.... Best I can tell you
Answered by Floridatan911 7 years ago
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