Registers – Coded record sensors – Particular sensor structure
Patent
1987-05-01
1988-03-01
Shaw, Gareth D.
Registers
Coded record sensors
Particular sensor structure
G06K 700
Patent
active
047287837
ABSTRACT:
A data strip (2) of predetermined size is made (a) by determining the total nibbles of digital information to be encoded and the maximum number of integral nibbles per data line (14), using predetermined minimum dibit dimensions, after allowing for parity checks, alignment guides (32,36), and a start line (28), (b) by increasing the dibit dimensions to achieve the predetermined size, and adjusting the bit size to account for ink spread, and (c) by preparing a reader instruction header (16) containing coded specifications as to the data strip format. These factors are interdependent and must be correlated to provide a final data strip (2) satisfying all the predetermined criteria.
An associated printer (64) prints the data strip (2) with a header (16) and a data portion (12) in the determined format. The printer (64) may be a dot matrix printer which prints a data strip having the full width of the printer, which is then reduced photographically to increase the accuracy of the final data strip (2); or a laser or dot matrix printer can be used to print in the finished size.
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Balaska, Jr. Richard K.
Brass Robert L.
Feero William M.
Glaberson John
Mason Richard W.
Cauzin Systems, Incorporated
Johnson Haynes N.
Mills John G.
Shaw Gareth D.
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