Photocopier scanning apparatus and method for adjustment

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Reflector between original and photo-sensitive paper

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355 8, 355 11, 355 55, G03B 2770

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ABSTRACT:
An improved drive for a scanning optical system in a photocopier is disclosed. The drive incorporates an adjustable capstan and precision tapes as well as cables. The precision tapes are used between the two carriages which mount the optics because precise control of length in this portion of the system is critical. Cables are used in the remainder of the drive where flexibility in all directions is important. There is also a single drive embodiment. Also disclosed is a method for proper alignment of the carriages after field replacement of a broken cable.

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