Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition
Patent
1979-08-09
1981-01-06
Stoner, Jr., Bruce H.
Communications: electrical
Condition responsive indicating system
Specific condition
209569, 235449, 271258, 271263, 3401463C, G08B 2100, B65H 712
Patent
active
042439833
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for detecting a multiple-feed situation with regard to documents having encoding arranged thereon in a predetermined manner and with the documents being moved along a transport path. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the documents are encoded with magnetic ink. A sensing member is positioned along the transport path in operative relationship with the encoding on the documents for generating a first signal in response to a character of the encoding being in moving relationship with the sensing means. A first circuit is used for receiving the first signal and for generating a first time frame. A second circuit is used for generating a second time frame beginning upon the expiration of the first time frame; and a third circuit is used for generating an output signal indicative of a multiple-feed situation when a subsequent signal from the sensing means occurs during the second time frame.
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Cavender J. T.
NCR Canada Ltd. - NCR Canada LTEE
Sessler Jr. Albert L.
Stoner Jr. Bruce H.
Wargo Elmer
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