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‎09-15-2020 11:44 AM

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Operating System: macOS 10.15 Catalina

I've recently bought a second hand HP Designjet Z3200ps 44" printer. It came with a number of spare inks. These included some Chromatic Red HP 73 CD951A ink. The printer currently has Red HP 70 C9456A ink in. My question is when the red runs out can I use the chromatic red. If not what is the chromatic red for? Also what is the essential difference between the two? Thanks in advance.

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‎09-17-2020 09:03 AM

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Just to be clear the Chromatic Red is listed as an option for the Z3200ps. My guess is that vRed and Chromatic Red are interchangeable but I'm hoping someone more knowledgeable than me can confirm.

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