Permanent chip for Canon CLI-65 ink cartridges yellow

For the ink cartridges of the following printer:
Canon Pixma Pro-200

The Canon CLI-65 ink cartridge has a chip. When you have printed the cartridge empty, the original chip tells the printer that the cartridge is empty. This disposable chip for the Canon CLI-65 is replaced with the expired original chip on the cartridge or installed on the fill-in cartridge and takes over the fill level control of the cartridge. An ink level is displayed on your printer within the first print cycle. If the printer reports "almost empty", the number of pages on the chip is almost counted down. This happens regardless of the actual ink level in the cartridge. Nothing needs to be done at this point. If the printer reports "empty", the number of pages is zero. The cartridges have a permanent chip that ensures that you can continue printing after the first print cycle. To do this, you must deactivate the ink level on your printer. To do this, follow the instructions in your printer's manual. Once you have refilled the ink, you can then carry on printing as normal. To check the level, you must remove the cartridge from the printer. All cartridges have a transparent cartridge body and make it easy to see how much ink is still physically available.

The chip is not a product of the original printer manufacturer (OEM). All manufacturers and brand names are used only to indicate compatibility and are the property of their respective owners.