Job recovery technique in a document copier machine

Details Job recovery technique in a document copier machine Job recovery technique in a document copier machine

1982-05-04

1983-12-20

Prescott, A. C.

Photocopying

Projection printing and copying cameras

Combined with or convertible to a contact printer

355 14R, 355 14SH, 271 31, G03G 1500

Patent

active

044214049

ABSTRACT:
A document copier machine with an automatic document feeder (ADF) combined with a semiautomatic document feeder (SADF) is operated according to a job recovery procedure in which multiple originals may need recopying in order to replace copies destroyed when a jam occurs. The procedure calls for feeding the required number of originals needed for recopy through the SADF and once the jam recovery is complete, automatic restarting of the ADF occurs in order to complete the job interrupted by the jam.

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