Typewriting machines – Sheet or web – Including programmed-control-system for record-medium feed
Patent
1979-10-19
1981-12-08
Sewell, Paul T.
Typewriting machines
Sheet or web
Including programmed-control-system for record-medium feed
364900, 400 61, 4006161, B41J 1142
Patent
active
043044972
ABSTRACT:
A data processing system or printer subsystem is provided with facilities for detecting emitter changes that have occurred during operating intervals. In a typical operation, a microprocessor initiates a command to a moving assembly, such as a forms feed assembly, then once the operation is initiated the microprocessor transfers to other program responsibilities, meanwhile periodically checking the status of the forms feed assembly. The forms feed assembly supplies emitter signals to the processor which are utilized by the microprocessor to determine whether or not any emitter changes have occurred during the intervals between the checking operations. The microprocessor has a stored data table and logic responsive to emitter signal conditions that had previously occurred (WAS) and that is further responsive to emitter signals that are presently occurring (IS) to supply an output in numbers of emitters indicative of both the extent and direction of movement of the assembly during the intervening interval.
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Cavill Barry R.
Steup Robert B.
Cooper D. Kendall
International Business Machines - Corporation
Sewell Paul T.
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