Image inclination control for bi-directional ink jet printers

Recorders – Record receiver deforming

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346140R, G01D 1518

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042198232

ABSTRACT:
In a continuous type ink jet printer having a conventional charging electrode for charging ink drops in accordance with a signal to be recorded on a record receiving medium, at least one, and preferably both of the deflection electrodes is mounted so that the deflection electrodes may be positioned in a first position by an actuator to allow for printing in a first direction. The actuator tilts the electric field to compensate for character inclination during carrier movement, and at the opposite end of the print line rotates the deflection electrodes to a second position to incline the electric field to compensate, during carrier movement in that opposite direction, for character inclination due to carrier movement in the second direction.

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