Advancing material of indeterminate length – Plural material-moving means – With plural paths for material
Patent
1993-07-14
1994-08-09
Stodola, Daniel P.
Advancing material of indeterminate length
Plural material-moving means
With plural paths for material
226101, 400708, B65H 2000
Patent
active
053358376
ABSTRACT:
An automatic document feeder for use with an electrophotographic copier, digital copier or similar image recorder capable of transporting ordinary documents in the form of separate sheets and a continuous document in the form of computer form (CF) paper which is formed with equally spaced sprocket holes, as desired. A sprocket hole sensor is disposed on an imaginary line along which the sprocket holes of the CF paper are moved. A control device reversibly controls the transport of the CF paper to a predetermined reference position on a glass platen in association with the number of sprocket holes being counted. The document feeder is capable of not only copying a desired page of the CF paper but also implementing jam recovery in the event when a paper sheet jams the image recorder.
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Hashimoto Kenji
Ikoma Tadashi
Nakazato Yukitaka
Saeki Shirou
Darling John P.
Ricoh & Company, Ltd.
Stodola Daniel P.
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