Recorders – Plural-function recorder – distinguishable recordings – Plural markers and single record receiver
Patent
1989-06-29
1990-04-24
Reinhart, Mark J.
Recorders
Plural-function recorder, distinguishable recordings
Plural markers and single record receiver
346139R, G01D 930
Patent
active
049203576
ABSTRACT:
A computer driven plotter pen includes a turret from which a any one of plurality of different types of pens may be selected. When the plotter determines that a pen has become spent, the spent pen is automatically removed by a pen transfer carriage from the pen turret and discarded. The transfer carriage then removes a fresh replacement pen of like type to the spent discarded pen from a magazine thereof, and installs the replacement pen in the turret which in turn installs it in the plotter pen carriage. No operator involvement is required.
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Griffin Roland I.
Hewlett--Packard Company
Reinhart Mark J.
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