Scan assembly moved between alternate positions to prevent plate

Photocopying – Including fiber optics

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355 30, G03G 1528, G03G 2100

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046842373

ABSTRACT:
A scanning system for an electrophotographic printing machine is adapted to alleviate the problem of platen overheating when the machine is operated in a mode wherein documents are stream-fed past an exposure zone formed by a stationary scan/illumination assembly. The scanning system includes a scan/illumination assembly which moves beneath a stationary platen during a first, copying mode. When the mode of operation changes and the documents are stream-fed along the platen surface, the illumination/scan assembly is held stationary during each exposure cycle but is periodically moved to new positions during subsequent exposure cycles. A system controller monitors the stream-fed mode of operation and adjusts system timing and registration functions to compensate for the alternate scan/illumination exposure positions.

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