Black-and-white and color copier operable at different processin

Photocopying – Contact printing – Light boxes

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355243, 355271, 355327, G03G 2100

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050103725

ABSTRACT:
In a copying machine for both black-and-white and color, a latent image of an original is formed in a photosensitive device by scanning the original by a scanning optical system and is developed by a black or color toner and is thereafter transferred onto a transfer paper held on transfer device rotated in proximity to the photosensitive device to provide a copy of the original. The copying machine includes a first drive unit for driving the scanning optical system; a second drive unit for driving the photosensitive device; a third drive unit for driving the transfer device; and a drive condition setting device for judging a designated copy mode and for giving the speeds of the respective drive units which are suitable for the designated copy mode.

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