The Canon E410 is a relatively inexpensive MFP block based on the cartridge that comes with the plate scanner. The automatic supply of the document is not part of the function, so you can scan the page, scan or copy only one. The entire black block is advertised as a compact printer, but it is 426mm wide and 306mm deep, so it may not be as compact as expected of some consumers.

Highlights

Not Just a Printer

If the A4 platform scanner is added, the Canon E410 printer can also scan the page. Unlike the automatic submission of the document, the payment scanner must be placed on the glass with one page on one page. This disadvantage is an irrational choice for accidental scanning but heavy purposes. The scanner uses the CIS scanning using the 600 DPI X 1200 DPI with the interpreted resolution by 19200. The scanning speed is about 1.2 milliseconds per black and white scan and 3.5 milliseconds per color scan. The scanner can be used to create a copy of physical documentation. There is a very good copy speed for using light.

Quiet Mode

When most people go to bed, no one should print at night. However, if you actually need to do this, the Canon E410 supports a quiet mode, which reduces print noise when printing noise turns on. Victory printing quality is not affected, but noise decreases by reducing printing speeds, which takes more time for printers to complete their tasks than usual.

Auto Power On

The Canon E410 is equipped with an energy -saving function called Auto Power on. What he does is to automatically exit the printer after not used for a certain period of time. It automatically turns on when you need to print. This smart feature allows you to get out of the problem of manually turning on and off the printer.

A Suitable Choice For Light Use

Using a paper tray that can only handle up to 60 pages is clearly not for printing a large amount of documents. Ink cartridges can also be printed up to 400 color pages.

FAQs About the Canon E410 Resetter

1. What is a Canon E410 Resetter?

The Canon E410 resetter is a software application or manual technique designed to reset the internal waste ink counter of the Canon PIXMA E410 printer. As the printer operates, it accumulates data regarding the usage of the ink absorber, and when it determines that the absorber is full, it may cease functioning and display an error message. The resetter effectively clears this internal counter, allowing the printer to resume normal operation.

2. Why does my Canon E410 need resetting?

If you encounter error messages such as ‘5B00’ or ‘Ink absorber is almost full,’ it is likely that your printer has been locked due to reaching its waste ink limit. This situation does not necessarily indicate that the ink absorber pad is physically full; rather, it signifies that the internal counter has attained a predetermined limit. Performing a reset can help restore normal functionality.

3. Is it safe to use a resetter?

In general, it is advisable to proceed with caution when utilizing a reliable tool or method for resetting. This process may mislead the printer into believing that the ink waste system is functioning properly. If the ink pad is indeed full and printing continues, there is a risk of ink leakage. Therefore, for long-term use of the printer, it is prudent to either clean or replace the ink pad physically.

4. How can I tell if my Canon E410 needs a reset?

Here are some common signs:

Blinking orange lights in a specific pattern (often 7 blinks)

Error code “5B00” on the screen

Messages saying “Ink absorber full” or “Printer error has occurred”
If you see these, and your printer won’t print, a reset may be necessary.

5. Can I reset the Canon E410 manually without software?

Indeed, there are occasions when this is applicable. A procedure exists that entails powering down the printer and subsequently pressing designated buttons, such as ‘Stop’ and ‘Power’, in a specific order to access service mode. Nevertheless, it is important to note that manual resets may not fully reset the waste ink counter, and the use of a software tool might still be necessary.