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Monitoring Your Printer with EPSON Status Monitor 3About EPSON Status Monitor 3
Accessing the EPSON Status Monitor 3
Getting printer status details
Using the Job Management function
Setting monitoring preferences
Status Alert window
Stopping monitoring
Selecting printers to be monitored (EPL-6200 only)
About EPSON Status Monitor 3EPSON Status Monitor 3 is a utility program that monitors your printer and gives you information about its current status. For example, you can find out the amount of remaining toner through this utility. If a print error occurs, the utility provides you with a message describing the error. EPSON Status Monitor 3 is accessed from within the printer driver.

Note:This is an EPL-6200 screen. The EPL-6200L has a slightly different screen.Note: (EPL-6200 only)Do not clear the Monitor the printing status check box. If you clear the check box, the Status Alert window no longer comes up to notify you when an error occurs and your printer may not recover from some errors.
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To display the Job Information menu, select the Show job information check box on the Monitoring Preferences dialog box. (See Setting monitoring preferences for details.) Then click the Job Information tab on the EPSON Status Monitor 3 dialog box.

Waiting: The print job which waiting to be printed.
Deleting: The print job which is being deleted.
Printing: The print job which is printed currently.
Completed: Displays only your jobs that have finished printing.
Canceled: Displays only your jobs that have been canceled printing.

To use this function, click the specified print job from the print job list on the Job Information menu in the EPSON Status Monitor 3 dialog box. When the target job is completed, the Notify when printing completed dialog box appears.

Setting monitoring preferencesTo make specific monitoring settings, click Monitoring Preferences in the Utility menu of the printer driver. The Monitoring Preferences dialog box appears.

To use the shortcut icon, select the Shortcut Icon check box and choose an icon. The icon you select appears on the right side of the task bar. Once the shortcut icon is in the task bar, you can double-click it to open the Status Monitor 3 dialog box. Alternatively, you can right-click the shortcut icon and select Monitoring Preferences to open the Monitoring Preferences dialog box, and EPSON EPL-6200 Advanced to open the EPSON Status Monitor 3 dialog box.

Status Alert windowThe Status Alert window appears automatically when an error occurs. It indicates what type of error has occurred and offers you a possible solution. It closes automatically once the problem is cleared.

If you wish to see information about printer consumables, click Consumables. Once this button is clicked, the Status Alert window will not disappear even after a problem is cleared. To close the box, you need to click Close.

Stopping monitoringYou can stop monitoring the printing status by clearing the Monitor the Printing Status check box in the printer driver's Utility menu (EPL-6200) or the Extended Settings dialog box (EPL-6200L) if you don't need to monitor the printer at all.

Selecting printers to be monitored (EPL-6200 only)You can use "Monitored Printers" utility, to change the type of printers that EPSON Status Monitor 3 will monitor. When you install the EPSON Status Monitor 3, this utility is also installed. Usually, it is not necessary to change a setup. Use this utility when you want to change the settings for some reason.

In the case of USB connection, you need to use EPSON USB custom backend to monitor the printer status during printing.Here, we only explain how to update your printer settings for printers already registered with CUPS.Without this setting, "Communication Error" is shown during printing, because the printer status can not be obtained via USB.
(If you use the printer via Network, you don't need this setting.)

You turn on a printer and you connect the printer to PC by a USB cable
You can connect to CUPS server (Port: 631) on browser.
Example: When CUPS is on localhost, access the following URL.
:631/
Click the [Modify Printer] in [Administration] list box corresponding to the printer you wish to monitor.
Change [Local Printers] field to "Epson Inkjet Printer #1 (Epson Backend)" , so click [Continue].
Select [Continue] when the screen of Setting "Name", "Description" and "Location" are displayed.

Select [Continue] when the screen of Setting "Model" is displayed.

The updating printer setting is completed

[Main Window][Close Button]Click when you close Printer Utility.[Nozzle Check]You can execute Nozzle Check.[Head Cleaning]You can execute Head Cleaning.[monitoring printer name]You can check the name of monitoring printer. When using USB connection, it displays "[Model (USB)]".[Status Area]You can check the printer status (Error / Warning).[Ink Level Area]You can eheck the ink levels.[Number of sheets of paper fed]You can check the number of sheets of paper fed. If the printer don't support this function, nothing is displayed.[Printer Change]If more than one printer is connected to a PC, when this button is pressed, the following dialog can be shown and change a monitoring printer.

8. Trademark Notice

E_YATIIXE.EXE is a software program developed by SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION.

It's associated with Epson printer devices and is commonly found in the system folder of the computer. The main function of E_YATIIXE.EXE is to keep you up to date on the status of your Printer or Scanner. For example, if it runs out of paper or ink. It's always fun getting those notifications, isn't it? ;)

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The publisher of an executable is the entity responsible for its distribution and authenticity. Most processes/executables on your PC should be signed. The signature on the executable should have been verified through a third party whose job it is to make sure the entity is who it says it is. Find an unsigned executable? You should consider scanning any completely unsigned .exe on your PC.

Is your printing interrupted by the Epson ink cartridge not recognized error? No more worry. This blog will guide you to fix the issue step by step, and you can return to printing in no time. First of all, please check whether the following problems exist, which may be the root cause of the error:1. The ink cartridge is empty. Empty, compatible ink cartridges may cause the printer to display a "not recognized" error. If you have been using ink cartridges for a while, check to see if they are empty. If so, replace the empty ink cartridge with a new one.2. The wrong ink cartridge is in use. Using the wrong ink cartridge model in your printer can cause errors. You can find the correct ink cartridge model for your printer in your printer's manual or on the manufacturer's website.3. The ink cartridges are not installed in the correct slot. The ink cartridge should be installed in the slot with the corresponding color label. Otherwise, it will not work, and the error "unrecognized" will be reported.

Many Epson ink cartridges have a built-in chip to connect to the printer. If there is dirt or fingerprints on the chip surface, it will affect the communication between the ink cartridge and the printer. You can gently wipe the surface of the chip with a lint-free cloth and then reinstall it into the printer. At this point, the error should disappear. If not, unplug the power from the wall and restart the printer. This will refresh the printer and clear the "remembered" message. Yes, as strange as it sounds, the printer may "remember" and display the previous error message despite the changes you have made. So it would help if you restarted the printer.It is worth noting that if the chip is damaged, the cartridge will not work, and you will need to replace it with a new one.

For printers that do not have a microchip on the cartridge to track ink levels, manually "replacing" the cartridge can "trick" the printer into replacing the cartridge with a new one. Then, it will resume printing. Here are the steps to do it.

Epson Status Monitor is a software for monitoring the status of Epson printers. It can provide ink levels, paper jams, and other relevant information. Sometimes, it also makes errors like a printer, that is, the alerts cannot be eliminated in time. For example, the Epson Status Monitor issues a low-ink warning when the ink falls below a threshold. At this point, if you replace the new compatible ink cartridge, the software may be confused and fail to recognize the ink cartridge. One of the direct ways to override the Epson printer ink cartridge not recognized is disabling the Epson Status Monitor. Here are the steps you can follow:

Epson printers automatically update firmware, which may cause your third-party ink cartridges to become incompatible with the printer. This is a means for original manufacturers to restrict consumers from using third-party ink cartridges. If your compatible ink cartridge has not been used up or does not use an upgrade-resistant chip, a firmware update will cause your ink cartridge to not be recognized. In order to continue to use existing compatible ink cartridges and reduce waste, you can try to downgrade the firmware.