Sliding code disc reader and detent therefor for dual pitch web

Typewriting machines – Sheet or web – For feeding web record-medium

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4006161, B41J 1500

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041474406

ABSTRACT:
A code reader, in the form of a photoelectric sensing device, is slidable across a coded disc which disc includes a first circle of apertures at one diameter designating a code channel for advancing record media, for example, at a spacing of six lines per inch and a second circle of apertures at another diameter designating a code channel for advancing the record media at a spacing of eight lines per inch. A positive locking detent is associated with the code reader for maintaining the desired position thereof for the selected code channel and line spacing.

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