Do I understand this right? I can't tell from the description. This is both a toner and a continuity checker for CAT-V and CAT-VI?
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Yes. Sort of. It is not an audible toner - but can identify Cat5 lines through the baluns.
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Sorry, I don't know about the cable - it was installed for me by a friend. It does come with toner!
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Might be a Brother Cart, but not VIRGIN!....I had pressed the 're-order this' link from my purchase history, the price was about 1/2 off from my previous order. I was notified the next day from the vendor that "Please note toner ordered is a compatible toner cartridge produced by M&A; Global LLC.". I was confused because the first time I ordered this, it was direct from AMAZON...now the same order link if for another company? This is not seemingly for an OEM-Virgin item. I thanked them for the message, and they did cancel the order without issue. I need OEM carts in my Brother....I have tried remanufactured before with 'less than stellar' success. Might be a Brother Cart, but not VIRGIN!....I had pressed the 're-order this' link from my purchase history, the price was about 1/2 off from my previous order. I was notified the next day from the vendor that "Please note toner ordered is a compatible toner cartridge produced by M&A; Global LLC.". I was confused because the first time I ordered this, it was direct from AMAZON...now the same order link if for another company? This is not seemingly for an OEM-Virgin item. I thanked them for the message, and they did cancel the order without issue. I need OEM carts in my Brother....I... » Read More Might be a Brother Cart, but not VIRGIN!....I had pressed the 're-order this' link from my purchase history, the price was about 1/2 off from my previous order. I was notified the next day from the vendor that "Please note toner ordered is a compatible toner cartridge produced by M&A; Global LLC.". I was confused because the first time I ordered this, it was direct from AMAZON...now the same order link if for another company? This is not seemingly for an OEM-Virgin item. I thanked them for the message, and they did cancel the order without issue. I need OEM carts in my Brother....I have tried remanufactured before with 'less than stellar' success. « Show Less
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I don't know, but you can go to goggle & type both printers in & get information. Hope this helps.
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There really aren't that many things to check on these machines. Make sure "the wire" is clean; don't use "compatible" non-Brother toner cartridges; check the "drum life" indicator under "machine info" on the soft key menu(s). The drum and toner cartridges work together. If you've exceeded the drum's rated lifespan, it won't matter how new/full your toner cartridge is. It's time to replace the drum.
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It can only tell you which wire is bad (when it works because sometimes it does not) but it seems due to cross talk on the cat5e the toner will tone the entire length of the wire whether there is a break or not. I only use this device to trace wires down it is just not reliable enough to test wires faults and I will not buy it again when it breaks. I use this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004CIBQ4K/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 to test wires for faults and for labeling in the server room. I believe this more expensive model give the distance to the fault http://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tools-VDV501-816-Tester-Starter/dp/B00BEZWL3O/ref=pd_sxp_grid_pt_2_0
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Yes. My nephew, the computer sage, actually ordered all my stuff and he said it came with the toner already in place. He did order a spare set for when I run out. Haven't run out yet tho. I used the printer a lot at first. May have printed fifty or more color pictures. On another project now so haven't been printing lately.
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I've been buying OEM toner so can't help you on this one. The printer does not use a lot of toner, tho.
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What I received was an original Brother set of toners. They were not refilled. The price was dramatically cheaper than retail. Actually, it was cheaper than the local refilled toner cartridges.
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There are work arounds to make the printer "think" that you have put in a new toner. If you are not getting stripes on the pages or faded ink, and feel you probably still have toner in the cartridge - follow the steps that you would do when you add a new toner cartridge and you will be up and running again. I do it and sometimes print for MONTHS longer depending on the color. I never replace my toner color until you can tell it's needed when the ink is barely printing any longer. :)
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I forget the model number of the toner, but it is not the one rated for the larger number of copies. It is the smaller of the Brother cartridges. I went ahead and ordered the later toner but haven't opened it yet. We don't do a ton of printing.
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Nothing on the packaging indicates the source. Based on the instructions for do-it-yourself toner filling, I think the ones I got previously (Generic was the "manufacturer", sold through V4INK) were actually refilled cartridges...little stickers that say "don't remove" where they likely drilled into the cartridge. I have received toner cartridges from other manufacturers through V4INK and they performed well...not as pleased with the Generic manufacturer (light copies, lousy photo reproduction). Just today ordered LINKYO manufactured cartridges "sold by V4INK" through Amazon. Nothing on the packaging indicates the source. Based on the instructions for do-it-yourself toner filling, I think the ones I got previously (Generic was the "manufacturer", sold through V4INK) were actually refilled cartridges...little stickers that say "don't remove" where they likely drilled into the cartridge. I have received toner cartridges from other manufacturers through V4INK and they performed well...not as pleased with the Generic manufacturer (light copies, lousy photo reproduction). Just today ordered LINKYO manufactured cartridges "sold by V4INK"... » Read More Nothing on the packaging indicates the source. Based on the instructions for do-it-yourself toner filling, I think the ones I got previously (Generic was the "manufacturer", sold through V4INK) were actually refilled cartridges...little stickers that say "don't remove" where they likely drilled into the cartridge. I have received toner cartridges from other manufacturers through V4INK and they performed well...not as pleased with the Generic manufacturer (light copies, lousy photo reproduction). Just today ordered LINKYO manufactured cartridges "sold by V4INK" through Amazon. « Show Less
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I'm not so sure this is OEM. It doesn't specifically say it is in the product description, while an 85A cartridge that costs about $20 more on Amazon *does* specifically say OEM. Don't you think this manufacturer would gladly state so?I just ordered one under the assumption it was OEM. We'll see what my experience is once it arrives. The photo of the HP box might be true, or might be an incredibly deceptive case of false advertising.
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I don't know. The printer is generic so a hired tech. used driver of another printer
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Hello Gary. It is a regular toner cartridge. It lasted 7 months; doing both single and duplexing. I usually use a 80X now.
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I dont know which one I bave, but it works great. My machine is in my warehouse or I would check.
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Not sure; but I am now getting a "red" alert on my printer. It shows "low on toner", so I will keep an eye on it and if it doesn't clear and runs out of ink, I will have to send it back. That's not a bargain if it is out of Ink so soon! So just to let you know to be aware, I may have gotten a "fluke" refill, but time will tell. I don't use that much Ink so it's way too soon to run out.