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in reference to thread604-1387089

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prepresspdn (IS/IT--Management)
24 Nov 08 1:37
in reference to thread604-1387089: Accuset 1000 is printing jumbled/blurry images

What firmware did you download?
twiSSt (Programmer)
24 Nov 08 13:44
If you re-read the post I think you will see that the poster refers to a bad card in a rip, and then goes on to say it was not a software problem but in actuality a "firm-ware" problem.
Might not be the best reference to use, it looks as though he/she had a hardware issue. I can see where it would be confusing.
Might be a good idea to post the issue you are having in your instance.

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