Dual mode control logic for a multi-mode copier/duplicator

Photocopying – Including fiber optics

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355 14, 355 51, G03G 1528

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040573419

ABSTRACT:
Control circuitry is disclosed for operating stations in an automatic electrophotographic reproducing machine in either of two modes to make copies of different sizes. In one mode a document is held stationary while moving scanning elements move past it to form a scanned image, and in the second mode the scanning elements are held stationary while a document feeder feeds sheet documents past the scanning elements. The control circuity includes a multiplexer for gating appropriate signals to the various stations according to the mode in which the machine is operating.

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