We’re now ready to configure the Adjustment Program. (You may or may not see the “.exe” file extension, depending on your Windows File Explorer settings.) Again, depending on your File Explorer configuration you’ll see some form of this list of files and folders:ĪdjProg.exe is the actual executable file which is the Adjustment Program. Drag the r24000 folder onto your Windows Desktop, or any other folder of your choice, then go to that r24000 folder with File Explorer.If you searched from the Task Bar and selected r2400.zip from the search results, Windows will have already opened a File Explorer window with a view of the contents of r2400.zip.ĭepending on your File Explorer settings, you’ll see something like this:

Double-click on the file if you used File Explorer to find it.Find the r2400.zip file that you downloaded using Windows File Explorer or by searching from the Windows Task Bar.We just need to extract the r24000 folder out of the downloaded zip file using the following simple steps. The Adjustment Program doesn’t require an installation process, technically speaking. Downloading the Adjustment ProgramĬlick on the following link to download the Adjustment Program to your Windows Desktop or any other folder of your choice: Installing the Adjustment Program How to use the Adjustment Program is detailed in another OmniPrint Knowledge Base article, but if you don’t already have it installed onto the PC connected to your printer, we’ll explain how to get it and set it up here. This is typically installed and configured during your setup session with a training coordinator, but it’s quick and easy to do if you don’t already have it. The Adjustment Program is used to reset the waste ink pad counter on Freejet 330-series printers.

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