Printer having automatic paper feed mechanism and manual paper f

Sheet feeding or delivering – Delivering to stack and feeding therefrom – With sheet sensor for selective location

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271 9, 271110, 271265, B65H 500

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051563851

ABSTRACT:
In a printer having a manual sheet feed mechanism and an automatic sheet feed mechanism, when feed rollers of the manual paper feed mechanism are driven, a counter starts to count. At the time when the printing operation is completed, a CPU retrieves a predetermined value corresponding to a sheet length from a table stored in a ROM. The predetermined value represents the time necessary for the printing operation to be completed, with a tolerance. The CPU does not feed the next print sheet until the counter counts up to the predetermined value.

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