Input paper sensor for single sheet paper processing equipment

Photocopying – Contact printing – Light boxes

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27125803, 355316, G03G 2100

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055636861

ABSTRACT:
Paper processing equipment such as a laser printer uses a plurality of sensors to detect the presence of paper in the paper path of the equipment. In order to determine the nature of malfunctions indicated by presence or absence of paper at the sensors, data from the sensors is coordinated with information concerning the timing of the data. In one embodiment, a single data signal is used to provide information that a paper supply hopper is empty and that paper is present at an output of a paper sheet pick mechanism. Advantages include simpler operation and the provision of discrete display indicia for different types of malfunctions and paper out conditions.

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