Reflection-type overhead projector

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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353 24, 353119, 353122, 358287, 358296, 358294, 358293, H04N 110

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048111104

ABSTRACT:
A reflection-type overhead projector having a projection lamp and projection lens-and-mirror system disposed above a base on a gooseneck arm for projecting a transparency placed on the base on a remote screen. The overhead projector has a copying device incorporated therein for making a copy from a reflective original on a secondary original or a transparency, which comprises an image-scanning head movable lengthwise over the reflective original placed on a Fresnel mirror on the base to provide image signals; a mirror attached to the image scanning head for directing light from the projection lamp onto the reflective original just below the image scanning head; and a thermal printing head for thermally printing an image of the reflective original on a secondary original or a transparency according to the image signals.

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