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TWI791326B
TWI791326B TW110142690A TW110142690A TWI791326B TW I791326 B TWI791326 B TW I791326B TW 110142690 A TW110142690 A TW 110142690A TW 110142690 A TW110142690 A TW 110142690A TW I791326 B TWI791326 B TW I791326B
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於先前之記錄裝置中，有因來自外部之塵埃或損傷等而對視認性造成不良影響之風險。 印表機1具備：槽21，其係以至少一部分具有透光性之構件構成；及殼體2，其覆蓋槽21；且於殼體2之至少一部分設置有可視認槽21內之液體之透明罩蓋5。 In conventional recording devices, there is a risk that visibility may be adversely affected by dust or damage from the outside. The printer 1 is equipped with: a groove 21, which is made of at least a part of a light-transmitting member; and a housing 2, which covers the groove 21; Transparent cover 5.

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記錄裝置recording device

本發明係關於對媒體進行記錄之記錄裝置。The present invention relates to a recording device for recording a medium.

於記錄裝置之一例即噴墨印表機，有所謂串列式者，該串列式者係以搭載記錄頭之滑架一面於主掃描方向往返移動一面自該記錄頭對媒體噴出液體(其一例為墨水)而執行記錄之方式構成。又有以滑架不往返移動而執行記錄之方式構成之所謂行列式者。 又，自與滑架上分開設置之墨水槽(以下稱為槽)朝向記錄頭供給液體之構成為已知。 又，作為槽之構成，已知有交換式者或注入式者，一般槽係以具有透光性之構件構成，以使用者可視認液體之殘量之方式構成(例如、參照專利文獻1)。 [先前技術文獻] [專利文獻] [專利文獻1]日本專利特開2014-054823號公報 An example of a recording device is an inkjet printer. There is a so-called tandem type. In this tandem type, the carriage carrying the recording head moves back and forth in the main scanning direction while ejecting liquid from the recording head to the medium (the One example is ink) to perform recording. There is also a so-called determinant that is formed in a way that the carriage does not move back and forth and performs recording. Also, a configuration is known in which liquid is supplied toward a recording head from an ink tank (hereinafter referred to as a tank) provided separately from the carriage. Also, as the composition of the tank, there are known exchange-type or injection-type ones, and generally the tank is made of a light-transmitting member so that the user can see the residual amount of the liquid (for example, refer to Patent Document 1). . [Prior Art Literature] [Patent Document] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2014-054823

[發明欲解決之問題] 於專利文獻1記述之記錄裝置，係成為槽之表面露出至外部，而可視認之構成。 然而，由於槽之表面露出至外部，故有因來自外部之塵埃、損傷等導致對視認性造成不良影響之風險。 因此本發明係鑒於此種問題而完成者，其目的在於一面確保視認性，一面防止來自外部之塵埃或損傷。 [解決問題之技術手段] 本發明係為了解決上述課題之至少一部分而完成者，可作為以下之形態或應用例而實現。 [應用例1]本應用例之記錄裝置，其特徵在於具備：槽，其係以至少一部分具有透光性之構件構成；及殼體，其覆蓋上述槽；且於上述殼體之至少一部分設置有可視認收納於上述槽內部之液體之可視認構件。 根據本應用例之構成，於覆蓋槽之殼體之至少一部分設置有可視認收納於槽內部之液體之可視認構件，故可自外部視認收納於槽內部之液體，且可防止因來自外部之塵埃之侵入或自外部之接觸等所致之損傷。 [應用例2]如上述應用例之記錄裝置，其中較佳為於上述殼體之壁面之一部分，貼附有上述可視認構件。 根據本應用例之構成，可視認構件係貼附於殼體之壁面之一部分，故可防止可視認構件意外自殼體脫離。 [應用例3]如上述應用例之記錄裝置，其中較佳為於上述殼體之壁面之一部分，相對於上述殼體可開閉地安裝上述可視認構件。 根據本應用例之構成，可視認構件係相對於殼體可開閉地安裝，故可根據例如對槽補充液體等之必要而打開可視認構件而使內部之槽露出。 [應用例4]如上述應用例之記錄裝置，其中較佳為上述可視認構件係以樹脂材料形成。 根據本應用例之構成，藉由以樹脂材料形成可視認構件，與以玻璃等形成之情形相比，可容易地進行加工，故可降低生產成本。 [應用例5]如上述應用例之記錄裝置，其中較佳為上述殼體具有向外側突出之部分，且上述槽係配置於上述殼體之上述突出之部分之內部。 根據本應用例之構成，槽係配置於殼體之突出之部分之內部，故可抑制殼體之寬度且可增大槽之容量。 [應用例6]如上述應用例之記錄裝置，其中較佳為具有：記錄部，其係配置於上述殼體之內部，且對媒體噴射上述液體；及排出部，其係設置於上述殼體之正面，且將藉由上述記錄部記錄之上述媒體排出；且上述突出之部分係於上述殼體之上述正面，相對於上述排出部而配置於至少一方之角落側。 根據本應用例之構成，槽係相對於殼體之正面中之排出部而配置於至少一方之角落側，故可有效地活用殼體內部之空間。 [應用例7]如上述應用例之記錄裝置，其中較佳為上述槽具有可注入上述液體之注入口。 根據本應用例之構成，可自注入口向槽注入液體，故無需更換墨水之作業，於液體用盡時可容易地向槽補充液體。 [Problem to be solved by the invention] In the recording device described in Patent Document 1, the surface of the groove is exposed to the outside so that it can be seen. However, since the surface of the groove is exposed to the outside, there is a risk of adversely affecting visibility due to dust, damage, and the like from the outside. Therefore, this invention was made|formed in view of such a problem, and it aims at preventing dust and damage from the exterior, ensuring visibility. [Technical means to solve the problem] The present invention has been made to solve at least a part of the above-mentioned problems, and the invention can be realized as the following forms or application examples. [Application example 1] The recording device of this application example is characterized by comprising: a groove, which is composed of at least a part of a light-transmitting member; and a casing, which covers the groove; and is provided on at least a part of the casing. There is a visible member for visually recognizing the liquid contained in the tank. According to the configuration of this application example, at least a part of the casing covering the tank is provided with a visible member for visually recognizing the liquid contained in the tank, so that the liquid contained in the tank can be visually recognized from the outside, and it is possible to prevent the Damage caused by dust intrusion or external contact. [Application example 2] In the recording device of the above application example, preferably, the above-mentioned visible member is attached to a part of the wall surface of the above-mentioned housing. According to the configuration of this application example, the visible recognition member is attached to a part of the wall surface of the casing, so that the visible recognition member can be prevented from accidentally detaching from the casing. [Application example 3] In the recording device of the above application example, it is preferable that the above-mentioned visible member is mounted on a part of the wall surface of the above-mentioned casing so as to be openable and closable with respect to the above-mentioned casing. According to the configuration of this application example, the visible member is openably and closably installed relative to the casing, so the visible member can be opened to expose the internal tank according to the need, for example, to replenish the tank with liquid. [Application example 4] In the recording device of the above application example, it is preferable that the above-mentioned visible recognition member is formed of a resin material. According to the configuration of this application example, since the visible member is formed of a resin material, it can be easily processed compared with the case of forming it with glass or the like, so that the production cost can be reduced. [Application Example 5] In the recording device according to the above application example, preferably, the housing has an outwardly protruding portion, and the groove is arranged inside the protruding portion of the housing. According to the configuration of this application example, since the groove is disposed inside the protruding portion of the casing, the width of the casing can be suppressed and the capacity of the groove can be increased. [Application example 6] The recording device according to the above application example preferably has: a recording unit disposed inside the housing and spraying the liquid to the medium; and a discharge unit provided in the housing and the above-mentioned medium recorded by the above-mentioned recording unit is discharged; and the above-mentioned protruding part is arranged on the above-mentioned front side of the above-mentioned casing at least one corner side relative to the above-mentioned discharge part. According to the configuration of this application example, the groove is disposed on at least one corner side of the discharge portion in the front of the casing, so that the space inside the casing can be effectively utilized. [Application example 7] In the recording device according to the above application example, it is preferable that the groove has an inlet through which the liquid can be injected. According to the structure of this application example, the liquid can be injected into the tank from the injection port, so there is no need to replace the ink, and the liquid can be easily replenished to the tank when the liquid is exhausted.

以記錄裝置之一例即噴墨印表機(以下稱為印表機)為例，說明實施形態。本實施形態之印表機可藉由液體之一例即墨水而對記錄用紙等之記錄媒體進行印刷。於本實施形態之印表機中，準備基本構成共通，而構成印表機之外殼之殼體各不相同之實施例。 以下，對本實施形態之各實施例，一面參照圖式一面說明。另，於各圖式中，為了將各自之構成設為可視認之程度之大小，有時構成或構件之縮尺不同。又，有時將對說明必要之構成要素以外進行省略。 (實施例1) 圖1及圖2係顯示實施例1之印表機之外觀之立體圖。於圖1及圖2，標註相互正交之座標軸即XYZ軸。針對於其以後所示之圖，亦根據需要標註XYZ軸。於本實施形態之各實施例中，於藉由X軸與Y軸規定之水平之平面(XY平面)配置印表機1之狀態係印表機1之使用狀態。將於XY平面配置印表機1時之印表機1之姿勢稱為印表機1之使用姿勢。 Z軸係與水平之平面正交之軸。於印表機1之使用狀態中，沿著Z軸之方向成為鉛直方向。且，於印表機1之使用狀態中，於圖1及圖2中，-Z方向為鉛直下方向。另，於XYZ軸之各者中，箭頭之方向顯示＋(正)的方向，與箭頭之方向相反之方向顯示-(負)的方向。圖1係自＋X方向側觀察印表機1之立體圖。圖2係自-X方向側觀察印表機1之立體圖。 如圖1及圖2所示，實施例1之印表機1具有殼體2、操作面板3、作為排出部之排紙部4、作為可視認構件之透明罩蓋5、蓋6、罩蓋9、罩蓋10。又，印表機1包含掃描器單元(未圖示)。即，印表機1為包含掃描器單元之複合機。另，印表機1亦可為並非複合機，為不包含掃描器單元之印表機。 殼體2構成印表機1之外殼。操作面板3係配置於殼體2之外側。操作面板3係於印表機1中，配置於配置有排紙部4之側之面(正面11)。操作面板3包含電源按鈕7、或顯示面板8等。另，作為顯示面板8，例如可採用觸控面板等之可受理使用者之輸入之面板。又，亦可設為可調整操作面板3之傾斜(亦稱為傾角調整)之構造。若可調整操作面板3之傾斜，則使用者可以期望之傾斜觀察或操作操作面板3，故提高便利性。 排紙部4係設置於殼體2之與操作面板3相同之側之面。於印表機1中，自排紙部4排出記錄媒體P(參照圖3)。於印表機1中，將設置排紙部4之面設為正面11。印表機1之正面11亦為殼體2之正面11。於本實施例中，操作面板3之外表面及排紙部4之外端部之Y軸方向之位置係與殼體2之正面11之外表面之Y軸方向之位置大致相同。 殼體2具有與正面11交叉之上表面12、以及與正面11及上表面12交叉之側壁13及側壁14。於正面觀察正面11時，即自＋Y方向側俯視正面11時，側壁13位於正面11之＋X方向側，側壁14位於正面11之-X方向側。殼體2中之操作面板3及排紙部4之＋X方向側(正面11與側壁13之角落側)之部分較設置有操作面板3及排紙部4之部分更朝＋Y方向側突出。 作為可視認構件之透明罩蓋5係設置於殼體2之正面11側。透明罩蓋5係配置於殼體2中之較設置有操作面板3及排紙部4之部分更朝＋Y方向側突出之部分。因此，透明罩蓋5係配置於在X軸方向中較操作面板3及排紙部4更靠近側壁13側(＋X方向側)、且於Y軸方向中較操作面板3及排紙部4更近前側(＋Y方向側)。 透明罩蓋5具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面。雖省略詳細之圖示，但於殼體2之配置有透明罩蓋5之部分設置有開口部，以不蓋住該開口部之方式，藉由例如接著劑等將透明罩蓋5貼附於殼體2之壁面。因此，可防止透明罩蓋5自殼體2意外脫離。另，將透明罩蓋5固定於殼體2之方法並非限定於接著，亦可採用焊接或嵌合等其他之固定方法。 透明罩蓋5係由具有透光性之樹脂材料形成。藉由以樹脂材料形成透明罩蓋5，與以玻璃等形成之情形相比，可更容易地進行加工，故可降低生產成本。 蓋6係設置於殼體2之正面11側。蓋6係配置於較殼體2中之設置有操作面板3及排紙部4之部分更朝＋Y方向側突出之部分之透明罩蓋5之上方側(＋Z方向側)。 蓋6係構成為相對於殼體2可開閉。更具體而言，蓋6係構成為可於圖1以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動。R1方向係相當於以沿著X軸之軸為旋轉軸，自＋X方向側俯視YZ平面時順時針之方向。藉由使蓋6相對於殼體2於R1方向轉動，可使蓋6相對於殼體2打開。藉由使蓋6自打開蓋6之狀態朝於R1相反方向轉動，可使蓋6相對於殼體2關閉。 罩蓋9與罩蓋10分別構成殼體2之一部分。罩蓋9與罩蓋10係設置於殼體2之上表面12。罩蓋9係設置於上表面12中之-Y方向側之一端。罩蓋10位於罩蓋9之＋Y方向側。 罩蓋9係構成為可與蓋6同樣於R1方向轉動。藉由使罩蓋9相對於殼體2於R1方向轉動，可使罩蓋9相對於殼體2打開。藉由使罩蓋9自打開罩蓋9之狀態於與R1方向相反方向轉動，可使罩蓋9相對於殼體2關閉。如此，罩蓋9構成為可相對於殼體2開閉。 若罩蓋9相對於殼體2打開，則露出供紙部(未圖示)。可自供紙部將記錄媒體P供給至印表機1。於自供紙部將記錄媒體P供給至印表機1時，可以罩蓋9支承記錄媒體P。即，罩蓋9包含紙支架之功能。 罩蓋10覆蓋掃描器單元(未圖示)。罩蓋10係構成為可與蓋6同樣於R1方向轉動。藉由使罩蓋10相對於殼體2於R1方向轉動，可使罩蓋10相對於殼體2打開。藉由使罩蓋10自打開罩蓋10之狀態於與R1方向相反之方向轉動，可使罩蓋10相對於殼體2關閉。如此，罩蓋10係構成為可相對於殼體2開閉。 若罩蓋10相對於殼體2打開，則掃描器單元露出。掃描器單元係平台類型，具有影像感測器等之攝像元件(未圖示)。掃描器單元可將記錄於用紙等之媒體之圖像等經由攝像元件作為圖像資料而讀取。因此，掃描器單元作為圖像等之讀取裝置而發揮功能。 於X軸方向中，殼體2之長度與罩蓋10之長度大致相同。於Y軸方向中，殼體2之設置有操作面板3之位置之長度與罩蓋10之長度大致相同，但殼體2之設置有透明罩蓋5及蓋6之位置之長度較罩蓋10之長度更長。 因此，於自＋X方向側俯視印表機1之上表面12時，罩蓋10與殼體2中之朝＋Y方向側突出之部分以外重疊。即，自＋X方向側俯視印表機1之上表面12時，設置於殼體2中之朝＋Y方向側突出之部分之透明罩蓋5及蓋6係以不與罩蓋10重疊之方式配置。藉此，於將蓋6相對於殼體2而於R1方向轉動時，不會被罩蓋10阻礙而使蓋6可轉動。 說明印表機1之殼體2內部之主要構成。圖3係顯示實施例1之印表機之主要構成之立體圖。如圖3所示，印表機1具有作為記錄部之記錄頭15、控制部16、槽單元20。記錄頭15、控制部16、槽單元20係收納於殼體2。 記錄頭15將墨水以墨水滴而噴出(噴射)，對記錄媒體P進行記錄。記錄頭15對以搬送裝置(未圖示)於Y方向搬送之記錄媒體P以墨水進行記錄。另，搬送裝置將記錄用紙等之記錄媒體P於＋Y方向間歇性搬送。記錄頭15係構成為可藉由移動裝置(未圖示)沿著X軸往返移動。控制部16控制上述之各構成之驅動。 槽單元20係配置於殼體2中之較操作面板3及排紙部4更朝＋Y方向側突出之部分(參照圖1及圖2)之內側。因此，槽單元20於X軸方向中位於操作面板3及排紙部4與側壁13之間。以其他之觀點，於正面觀察印表機1時，即自＋Y方向側觀察印表機1時，槽單元20係配置於透明罩蓋5(參照圖1及圖2)之內側(-Y方向側)。 於本實施例中，槽單元20包含4個槽21。另，槽單元20之槽21之個數並非限定於4個，亦可設為低於4個之個數、或超過4個之個數。於本實施例中，亦可將4個槽21沿著X軸並列而配置。 又，於本實施例中，互相以獨立個體構成複數個槽21。然而，槽21之構成並非限定於此。亦可將複數個槽21設為一體而將槽單元20設為一個液體收容體之構成。於此種構成之情形時，槽單元20係構成為劃分為彼此個別之槽21而可收容不同種類之液體。於該情形時，例如可於複數個槽21，個別地收容不同之色之墨水。 於槽21收納有墨水。於槽21形成有作為注入口之液體注入口22。於槽21中，可經由液體注入口22自槽21之外部向槽21之內部注入墨水。另，亦可將液體注入口22設為以帽蓋(未圖示)密封之構成。於此種構成之情形時，使用者於向槽21注入墨水時可打開帽蓋開放液體注入口22之後注入墨水。 於本實施例中，液體注入口22係作為於位於槽21之＋Z方向側之注入面23形成之開口而構成。且，於本實施例中，於印表機1之使用姿勢中，注入面23傾斜。注入面23隨著自＋Y方向側朝向-Y方向側而朝向＋Z方向側傾斜。因此，注入面23朝向與鉛直方向交叉之方向。 若注入面23朝向與鉛直方向交叉之方向，則於注入面23不易堆積塵埃等之異物。因此，不易在注入面23附著塵埃等之異物。藉此，易於避免塵埃等之異物侵入至液體注入口22。另，槽21之構成並非限定於上述。作為槽21之構成亦可設為例如設置自槽21之外形面突出之管狀之液體注入部之構成。 槽21係至少一部分以具有透光性之構件構成。槽21之位於＋Y方向之視認面24具有透光性，可自視認面24視認槽21內之墨水之收納量。於視認面24附加有例如上限標記25、下限標記26等。使用者可將上限標記25及下限標記26設為記號而掌握槽21中之墨水量。 另，上限標記25係表示於自液體注入口22注入墨水時不會自液體注入口22溢出之墨水量之標準者。又，下限標記26係表示催促墨水之注入時之墨水量之標準者。亦可設為設置上限標記25及下限標記26之任一者之構成。 槽21具有與注入面23及視認面24交叉之側面27及側面28。於自＋Y方向側觀察槽21之視認面24時，側面27位於殼體2之側壁13側(＋X方向側)，側面28位於殼體2之側壁14側(-X方向側)。 於各槽21，連接有墨水供給管17。槽21內之墨水係經由墨水供給管17而供給至記錄頭15。且，供給至記錄頭15之墨水係以墨水滴自朝向記錄媒體P側之噴嘴(未圖示)噴出。 墨水並非係限定於水性墨水與油性墨水之任意一者者。又，作為水性墨水，亦可為具有於水性溶劑溶解染料等之溶質之構成者、具有於水性分散介質分散顏料等之分散質之構成之任一者。又，作為油性墨水，亦可為具有於油性溶劑溶解染料等之溶質之構成者、具有於油性分散介質分散顏料等之分散質之構成者之任意一者。 槽單元20(4個槽21)係於自＋Y方向側俯視印表機1之正面11時，設置於與圖1及圖2所示之透明罩蓋5重疊之位置。因此，即使槽21之表面不露出至外部，使用者亦可自印表機1之外部透過透明罩蓋5而視認槽21。且，使用者可自印表機1之外部，以上限標記25及下限標記26為記號而掌握槽21中之墨水量。 又，藉由透明罩蓋5，可防止自印表機1(殼體2)之外部向槽21侵入塵埃、因自外部之接觸等所致之槽單元20之損傷。因此，與槽21之表面露出至外部之情形相比，可抑制因來自外部之塵埃或損傷等所致之對視認性之不良影響。另，由於槽21係配置於殼體2之突出之部分之內部，故可抑制殼體2之寬度(X軸方向之長度)且增大槽21之容量。 於對槽21補充墨水時，如圖1及圖2所示使蓋6相對於殼體2而於R1方向轉動，使蓋6相對於殼體2打開。藉此，自蓋6打開之部分露出各槽21之一部分(注入面23)。使用者可於蓋6相對於殼體2打開之狀態下，經由液體注入口22，自印表機1之外部向槽21之內部注入墨水。於補充墨水後，若關閉蓋6，則以蓋6覆蓋液體注入口22。 (實施例2) 圖4及圖5係顯示實施例2之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖4係自＋X方向側觀察實施例2之印表機1A之立體圖，圖5係自-X方向觀察之立體圖。如圖4及圖5所示，實施例2之印表機1A具有殼體2A、操作面板3、排紙部4、透明罩蓋5A、蓋6、罩蓋9、及罩蓋10。 實施例2之印表機1A與實施例1之印表機1相比，不同處在於相對於殼體2A透明罩蓋5A及蓋6係配置於X軸方向之相反側、透明罩蓋5A係構成為可相對於殼體2A開閉。此處，針對實施例2之印表機1A之構成，說明與實施例1之不同點，對與實施例1相同之構成要素標註相同之符號且省略其說明。另，對以後之各實施例，亦說明與前列之實施例之不同點且針對相同之構成要素標註相同符號而省略其說明。 於自＋Y方向側觀察印表機1A之正面11時，殼體2A中之操作面板3及排紙部4之-X方向側(側壁14側)之部分較設置有操作面板3及排紙部4之部分更朝＋Y方向側突出。透明罩蓋5A及蓋6係配置於殼體2A中之操作面板3及排紙部4之-X方向側(側壁14側)且較設置有操作面板3及排紙部4之部分更向＋Y方向側突出之部分。即，於印表機1A中，相對於實施例1之印表機1，將槽單元20(參照圖3)配置於X軸方向之相反側(側壁14側)。 透明罩蓋5A係於蓋6相對於殼體2打開之狀態下，構成為可相對於殼體2開閉。更具體而言，透明罩蓋5A係安裝為可於圖4以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動。R2方向係相當於以沿著X軸之軸為旋轉軸，自＋X方向側俯視YZ平面時逆時針之方向。藉由使透明罩蓋5A相對於殼體2而於R2方向轉動，可使透明罩蓋5A相對於殼體2而朝前側(＋Y方向側)打開。藉此，除了各槽21之注入面23(參照圖3)以外，視認面24(參照圖3)亦露出。 於印表機1A中，於對槽21補充墨水時，使蓋6相對於殼體2於R1方向轉動打開後，相對於殼體2使透明罩蓋5A於R2方向轉動而打開。藉由使透明罩蓋5A自打開透明罩蓋5A之狀態於與R2相反方向轉動，可使透明罩蓋5A相對於殼體2而關閉。於蓋6未打開之狀態下，可藉由蓋6抑制透明罩蓋5A之轉動。藉此，可防止透明罩蓋5A意外轉動而打開。 (實施例3) 圖6及圖7係顯示實施例3之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖6係自＋X方向側觀察實施例3之印表機1B之立體圖，圖7係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖6及圖7所示，實施例3之印表機1B具有殼體2、操作面板3、排紙部4A、透明罩蓋5、蓋6、罩蓋9、及罩蓋10。 實施例3之印表機1B相對於實施例1之印表機1之不同處在於排紙部4A之外端部位於操作面板3之外表面及殼體2之正面11之外表面更朝＋Y方向側。於印表機1B中，排紙部4A之外端部係於Y軸方向配置於與透明罩蓋5及蓋6大致相同之位置。透明罩蓋5及蓋6係配置於殼體2之側壁13側。 於補充墨水時，使蓋6相對於殼體2於圖6所示之R1方向轉動，使蓋6相對於殼體2打開。另，於實施例3中，亦與實施例2同樣地，設為透明罩蓋5(5A)可相對於殼體2A開閉之構成。 (實施例4) 圖8及圖9係顯示實施例4之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖8係自＋X方向觀察實施例4之印表機1C之立體圖，圖9係自-X方向觀察之立體圖。如圖8及圖9所示，實施例4之印表機1C具有殼體2A、操作面板3、排紙部4A、透明罩蓋5、蓋6、罩蓋9、及罩蓋10。 實施例4之印表機1C與實施例3之印表機1B相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋5及蓋6係相對於殼體2A而配置於X軸方向之相反側(側壁14側)。於補充墨水時，使蓋6相對於殼體2A如圖8所示於R1方向轉動，使蓋6相對於殼體2A打開。另，於實施例4中，亦與實施例2同樣地，設為透明罩蓋5(5A)可相對於殼體2A開閉之構成。 (實施例5) 圖10及圖11係顯示實施例5之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖10係自＋X方向側觀察實施例5之印表機30之立體圖，圖11係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖10及圖11所示，實施例5之印表機30具有殼體31、操作面板3、排紙部4、透明罩蓋32、蓋33、覆蓋供紙部(未圖示)之罩蓋34、及覆蓋掃描器單元(未圖示)之罩蓋35。 實施例5之印表機30相對於實施例1之印表機1，不同處在於X軸方向之殼體31之長度較罩蓋35之長度長。蓋33與上述之各實施例同樣地，構成為可於如圖10以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動。罩蓋35係構成為與蓋33同樣可於R1方向轉動。 於印表機30中，X軸方向之殼體31之長度較罩蓋35之長度長，且殼體31之側壁13較罩蓋35之＋X方向側之端部位於更朝＋X方向側。更具體而言，殼體31中之較操作面板3及排紙部4更朝＋Y方向突出之部分，即收納槽單元20(參照圖3)之部分之X軸方向之長度與上述之各實施例之殼體相比更長。因此，與上述各實施例相比，可增多收納於殼體31之內部之槽21(參照圖3)之數量。又，伴隨於此，透明罩蓋32及蓋33之X軸方向之長度與上述之各實施例相比亦更長。 蓋33係構成為可相對於殼體31於圖10以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動。於自＋Z方向側俯視印表機30之上表面12時，罩蓋35與蓋33之一部分重疊。因此，蓋33成為於罩蓋35相對於殼體31打開之狀態下，可相對於殼體31開閉之構成。 於對印表機30之槽21補充墨水時，使罩蓋35相對於殼體31於R1方向轉動而打開後，使蓋33相對於殼體31於R1方向轉動而打開。藉此，可防止蓋33意外轉動而打開。另，於實施例5中，與實施例2同樣地，亦可設為透明罩蓋32可相對於殼體31開閉地安裝之構成。 (實施例6) 圖12及圖13係顯示實施例6之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖12係自＋X方向側觀察實施例6之印表機30A之立體圖，圖13係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖12及圖13所示，實施例6之印表機30A具有殼體36、操作面板3、排紙部4、透明罩蓋32、蓋33、覆蓋供紙部(未圖示)之罩蓋37、及覆蓋掃描器單元(未圖示)之罩蓋38。 於實施例6之印表機30A中，與實施例5同樣地，殼體36中之較操作面板3及排紙部4更朝＋Y方向側突出之部分之X軸方向之長度與自實施例1至實施例4之殼體相比更長。因此，成為可增多收納於殼體36之內部之槽21(參照圖3)之數量之構成。 於自＋Z方向側俯視印表機30A之上表面12時，罩蓋38與蓋33之一部分重疊。因此，於對印表機30A之槽21(參照圖3)補充墨水時，使罩蓋38相對於殼體36於R1方向轉動而打開後，使蓋33相對於殼體36於圖12以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動而打開。另，於實施例6中，亦與實施例2同樣地，設為將透明罩蓋32可相對於殼體36開閉地安裝之構成。 (實施例7) 圖14及圖15係顯示實施例7之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖14係自＋X方向側觀察實施例7之印表機40之立體圖，圖15係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖14及圖15所示，實施例7之印表機40具有殼體41、操作面板3、透明罩蓋5、蓋6、自動送稿裝置42、及供排紙部43。 實施例7之印表機40相對於實施例3之印表機1B，不同處在於具備自動送稿裝置42。自動送稿裝置42包含掃描器單元。藉由自動送稿裝置42，可一面逐張使層疊之複數張原稿(記錄有圖像等之用紙)反轉一面依序送給，由掃描器單元讀取。 自動送稿裝置42係構成為可相對於殼體41而轉動，具有作為印表機40之蓋之功能。自動送稿裝置42係構成為可於圖14以箭頭所示之R3方向轉動之構成。R3方向係相當於以沿著Y軸之軸為旋轉軸，自＋Y方向側俯視XZ平面時逆時針之方向。 藉由使自動送稿裝置42相對於殼體41於R3方向轉動，可使自動送稿裝置42相對於殼體41打開。藉由自打開自動送稿裝置42之狀態使其於與R3方向相反方向轉動，可使自動送稿裝置42相對於殼體41關閉。 供排紙部43係設置於殼體41中與操作面板3相同之正面11側。於印表機40中，自供排紙部43供給記錄媒體P(參照圖3)，於印刷後，由供排紙部43排紙。透明罩蓋5及蓋6係設置於殼體41之正面11，且配置於操作面板3及供排紙部43之＋X方向側(側壁13側)。 於印表機40中，對槽21(參照圖3)補充墨水時，使自動送稿裝置42相對於殼體41於R3方向轉動打開後，使蓋6相對於殼體41於R1方向轉動而打開。於未打開自動送稿裝置42之狀態下，抑制蓋6之轉動。 (實施例8) 圖16及圖17係顯示實施例8之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖16係自＋X方向側觀察實施例8之印表機40A之立體圖，圖17係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖16及圖17所示，實施例8之印表機40A具有殼體41A、操作面板3、透明罩蓋5、蓋6、自動送稿裝置44、供排紙部43。 實施例8之印表機40A與實施例7之印表機40相比，不同處在於相對於殼體41A透明罩蓋5係配置於X軸方向之相反側、及自動送稿裝置44於順時針方向轉動。 透明罩蓋5及蓋6係設置於殼體41A之正面11，且配置於操作面板3及供排紙部43之-X方向側(側壁14側)。即，於印表機40A中，相對於實施例7之印表機40，槽單元20(參照圖3)係配置於X軸方向之相反側(側壁14側)。 自動送稿裝置44係構成為可於圖16以箭頭所示之R4方向轉動。R4方向係相當於以沿著Y軸之軸為旋轉軸，於自＋Y方向側俯視XZ平面時順時針之方向。藉由於打開自動送稿裝置44之狀態使其於相反方向轉動，可使自動送稿裝置44相對於殼體41A關閉。 (實施例9) 於本實施例以後之各實施例中，主要說明透明罩蓋之構成之特徵，對其他之構成要素省略詳細之圖示及其說明。圖18及圖19係顯示實施例9之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖18係自＋X方向側觀察實施例9之印表機46之立體圖，圖19係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖18及圖19所示，實施例9之印表機46具有殼體47及透明罩蓋48。 透明罩蓋48係配置於殼體47之正面11之＋X方向側(側壁13側)。透明罩蓋48具有沿著正面11側之XZ平面之面、及沿著與該面之X軸方向之兩側連接之2個YZ平面之面。於透明罩蓋48中之沿著YZ平面之2個面之各者之面積小於沿著正面11側之XZ平面之面之面積。沿著YZ平面之2個面中之-Y方向側且＋Z方向側之角落形成為圓狀。透明罩蓋48係構成為可於圖18以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，於補充墨水時可相對於殼體47向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。 (實施例10) 圖20及圖21係顯示實施例10之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖20係自＋X方向側觀察實施例10之印表機46A之立體圖，圖21係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖20及圖21所示，實施例10之印表機46A具有殼體47A及透明罩蓋49。實施例10之印表機46A與實施例9之印表機46相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋49係相對於殼體47A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。 透明罩蓋49係配置於殼體47A之正面11之-X方向側(側壁14側)。透明罩蓋49中之沿著YZ平面之2個面中之-Y方向側且＋Z方向側之角落成為角部。透明罩蓋49係構成為可於圖20以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體47A向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。 (實施例11) 圖22係顯示實施例11之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖22係自＋X方向側觀察實施例11之印表機50之立體圖。如圖22所示，實施例11之印表機50具有殼體51、透明罩蓋52、及透明罩蓋53。 透明罩蓋52係配置於殼體51之正面11之＋X方向側(側壁13側)。透明罩蓋53係配置於殼體51之正面11之-X方向側(側壁14側)。因此，於印表機50中，槽單元20(參照圖3)係配置於殼體51內部之側壁13側及側壁14側之2處。透明罩蓋52、53具有正面11側之沿著XZ平面之面、及與該面之X軸方向之兩側連接之2個沿著YZ平面之面。 配置於側壁13側之透明罩蓋52可於圖22以箭頭所示之R5方向轉動。R5方向係相當於以沿著Z軸之軸為旋轉軸，自＋Z方向側俯視XY平面時逆時針之方向。因此，透明罩蓋52係構成為於補充墨水時，可相對於殼體51向外側(側壁13側)開閉。 配置於側壁14側之透明罩蓋53可於圖22以箭頭所示之R6方向轉動。R6方向相當於以沿著Z軸之軸為旋轉軸，自＋Z方向側俯視XY平面時順時針之方向。因此，透明罩蓋53係構成為於補充墨水時，可相對於殼體51向外側(側壁14側)開閉。 (實施例12) 圖23係顯示實施例12之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖23係自＋X方向側觀察實施例12之印表機50A之立體圖。如圖23所示，實施例12之印表機50A具有殼體51、透明罩蓋52A、及透明罩蓋53A。 透明罩蓋52A係配置於殼體51之正面11之＋X方向側(側壁13側)。透明罩蓋53A係配置於殼體51之正面11之-X方向側(側壁14側)。透明罩蓋52A、53A係構成為可於圖23以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，於補充墨水時，可相對於殼體51向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。 (實施例13) 圖24係顯示實施例13之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖24係自＋X方向側觀察實施例13之印表機56之立體圖。如圖24所示，實施例13之印表機56具有殼體57及透明罩蓋58。 透明罩蓋58係配置於殼體57之正面11與側壁13之角部(角落部)。透明罩蓋58具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及與該面之＋X方向側連接之沿著側壁13(YZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋58係構成為可於圖24以箭頭所示之R5方向轉動，於補充墨水時可相對於殼體57向外側(側壁13側)開閉。 (實施例14) 圖25係顯示實施例14之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖25係自-X方向側觀察實施例14之印表機56A之立體圖。如圖25所示，實施例14之印表機56A具有殼體57A及透明罩蓋58A。實施例14之印表機56A與實施例13之印表機56相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋58A係相對於殼體57A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。 透明罩蓋58A係配置於殼體57A之正面11與側壁14之角部。透明罩蓋58A具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及與該面之-X方向側連接之沿著側壁14(YZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋58A係構成為可於圖25以箭頭所示之R6方向轉動，於補充墨水時可相對於殼體57A向外側(側壁14側)開閉。 (實施例15) 圖26係顯示實施例15之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖26係自＋X方向側觀察實施例15之印表機60之立體圖。如圖26所示，實施例15之印表機60具有殼體61及透明罩蓋62。 透明罩蓋62係配置於殼體61之正面11與側壁13之角部。透明罩蓋62具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面，與該面之＋X方向側連接之沿著側壁13(YZ平面)之面、及與該等2個面之＋Z方向側連接之沿著上表面12(XY平面)之面。 透明罩蓋62係構成為可於圖26以箭頭所示之R5方向轉動，於補充墨水時可相對於殼體61向外側(側壁13側)開閉。於殼體61之正面11側之透明罩蓋62之-X方向側，設置有凹部63。藉由凹部63，可使手指抵接於透明罩蓋62之-X方向側之端部，可容易地轉動透明罩蓋62。 (實施例16) 圖27係顯示實施例16之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖27係自-X方向側觀察實施例16之印表機60A之立體圖。如圖27所示，實施例16之印表機60A具有殼體61A及透明罩蓋62A。實施例16之印表機60A與實施例15之印表機60相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋62A係相對於殼體61A而配置於X軸之相反側。 透明罩蓋62A係配置於殼體61A之正面11與側壁14之角部。透明罩蓋62A具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、與該面之-X方向側連接之沿著側壁14(YZ平面)之面、及與該等2個面之＋Z方向側連接之沿著上表面12(XY平面)之面。 透明罩蓋62A係構成為可於圖27以箭頭所示之R6方向轉動，於補充墨水時可相對於殼體61A向外側(側壁14側)開閉。於殼體61A之正面11側之透明罩蓋62A之＋X方向側，設置有凹陷63A。藉由凹陷63A，可使手指抵接於透明罩蓋62A之＋X方向側之端部，而容易地轉動透明罩蓋62A。 (實施例17) 圖28係顯示實施例17之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖28係自＋X方向側觀察實施例17之印表機64之立體圖。如圖28所示，實施例17之印表機64具有殼體65及透明罩蓋66。 透明罩蓋66係配置於殼體65之正面11與側壁13之角部。透明罩蓋66具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、與該面之＋X方向側連接之沿著側壁13(YZ平面)之面、及沿著上表面12(XY平面)之面。透明罩蓋66係與4個槽21(參照圖3)對應，而由沿著YZ平面之隔板劃分為4個箱狀之部分。 透明罩蓋66中之沿著上表面12之面成為可轉動之蓋部67。蓋部67係設置於透明罩蓋66之4個箱狀之部分之各者之＋Z方向側。蓋部67係構成為可相對於殼體65而於圖28以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動，於補充墨水時可相對於透明罩蓋66之箱狀之部分向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。 另，透明罩蓋66之箱狀部分之個數、及蓋部67之個數並非限定於4個，亦可與槽單元20之槽21之個數對應而設為低於4個之個數或超過4個之個數。又，透明罩蓋66亦可由互為獨立個體之4個部分構成。 (實施例18) 圖29係顯示實施例18之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖29係自-X方向側觀察實施例18之印表機64A之立體圖。如圖29所示，實施例18之印表機64A具有殼體65A及透明罩蓋66。 實施例18之印表機64A與實施例17之印表機64相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋66相對於殼體65A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。透明罩蓋66係配置於殼體65A之正面11與側壁14之角部。透明罩蓋66之4個箱狀之部分之各者之＋Z方向側成為可於圖29以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動之蓋部67。 (實施例19) 圖30及圖31係顯示實施例19之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖30係自＋X方向側觀察實施例19之印表機70之立體圖，圖31係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖30及31所示，實施例19之印表機70具有殼體71及透明罩蓋72。 透明罩蓋72係配置於殼體71之正面11與側壁13之角部。透明罩蓋72具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及與該面之X軸方向之兩側連接之2個沿著YZ平面之面。透明罩蓋72係與4個槽21(參照圖3)對應而由沿著YZ平面之隔板劃分為4個箱狀之部分。 透明罩蓋72係構成為可相對於殼體71沿著Y軸滑動。補充墨水時，自圖31所示之狀態，使透明管罩蓋72相對於殼體71而向近前側(＋Y方向側)滑動。藉此，如圖30所示，可將透明罩蓋72自殼體71向＋Y方向側拉出。藉由使透明罩蓋72於拉出之狀態相對於殼體71而向-Y方向側滑動，可如圖31所示，將透明罩蓋72收納於殼體71。 (實施例20) 圖32及圖33係顯示實施例20之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖32係自＋X方向側觀察實施例20之印表機70A之立體圖，圖33係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖32及圖33所示，實施例20之印表機70A具有殼體71A及透明罩蓋72。實施例20之印表機70A與實施例19之印表機70相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋72係相對於殼體71A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。 透明罩蓋72係配置於殼體71A之正面11與側壁14之角部。透明罩蓋72係構成為可相對於殼體71A而沿著Y軸滑動，於補充墨水時自圖32所示之狀態使其相對於殼體71A而向近前側(＋Y方向側)滑動，可如圖33所示自殼體71A拉出。 (實施例21) 圖34係顯示實施例21之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖34係自＋X方向側觀察實施例21之印表機74之立體圖。如圖34所示，實施例21之印表機74具有殼體75、透明罩蓋76、及蓋77。 透明罩蓋76係配置於殼體75之正面11與側壁13之角部。透明罩蓋76具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及於與該面之＋X方向側連接之沿著側壁13(YZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋76係與4個槽21(參照圖3)對應，而由沿著YZ平面之隔板劃分為4個箱狀之部分。 蓋77係設置於透明罩蓋76之＋Z方向側，具有沿著上表面12(XY平面)之面。蓋77係構成為可相對於殼體75而於圖34以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動，於補充墨水時可相對於透明罩蓋76向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。 (實施例22) 圖35係顯示實施例22之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖35係自-X方向側觀察實施例22之印表機74A之立體圖。如圖35所示，實施例22之印表機74A具有殼體75A、透明罩蓋76A、及蓋77。實施例22之印表機74A與實施例21之印表機74相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋76A及罩蓋77係相對於殼體75A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。 透明罩蓋76A係配置於殼體75A之正面11與側壁14之角部。透明罩蓋76A具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及與該面之-X方向側連接之沿著側壁14(YZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋76A係與4個槽21(參照圖3)對應而由沿著YZ平面之隔板劃分為4個箱狀之部分。 蓋77係設置於透明罩蓋76A之＋Z方向側。蓋77係構成為可相對於殼體75A於圖35以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動，於補充墨水時可相對於透明罩蓋76A向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。 (實施例23) 圖36係顯示實施例23之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖36係自＋X方向側觀察實施例23之印表機80之立體圖。如圖36所示，實施例23之印表機80具有殼體81及4個透明罩蓋82。 4個透明罩蓋82係沿著X軸而相互隔開且並列配置於殼體81之正面11之＋X方向側(側壁13側)之部分。4個透明罩蓋82與4個槽21(參照圖3)對應。各透明罩蓋82具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及配置於該面之＋Z方向側之沿著上表面12(YZ平面)之面。 各透明罩蓋82之沿著上表面12之面中之＋Y方向側之部分成為可轉動之蓋部83。蓋部83可相對於殼體81於圖36以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動，可於補充墨水時可相對於殼體81向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。 (實施例24) 圖37係顯示實施例24之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖37係自-X方向側觀察實施例24之印表機80A之立體圖。如圖37所示，實施例24之印表機80A具有殼體81A及4個透明罩蓋82。 實施例24之印表機80A與實施例23之印表機80相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋82係相對於殼體81A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。4個透明罩蓋82係沿著X軸互相隔開且並列配置於殼體81A之正面11之-X方向側(側壁14側)之部分。各透明罩蓋82之沿著上表面12之面中之＋Y方向側之部分成為可於圖37以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動之蓋部83。 (實施例25) 圖38係顯示實施例25之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖38係自＋X方向側觀察實施例25之印表機84之立體圖。如圖38所示，實施例25之印表機84具有殼體85及4個透明罩蓋86。 4個透明罩蓋86係設置於殼體85之正面11與側壁13之角部。4個透明罩蓋86係沿著Z軸相互隔開且並列配置。4個透明罩蓋86與4個槽21(參照圖3)對應。各透明罩蓋86係箱狀，具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及與該面之X軸方向之兩側連接之沿著YZ平面之2個面。 透明罩蓋86係構成為藉由以手指等按壓正面11側之面而自殼體85突出。於補充墨水時，如圖38所示，可以手指按壓透明罩蓋86而使其自殼體85向近前側(＋Y方向側)突出。藉由自透明罩蓋86突出之狀態對殼體85側(-Y方向側)按壓，可將透明罩蓋86收納於殼體85。 (實施例26) 圖39係顯示實施例26之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖39係自-X方向側觀察實施例26之印表機84A之立體圖。如圖39所示，實施例26之印表機84A具有殼體85A及4個透明罩蓋86。實施例26之印表機84A與實施例25之印表機84相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋86係相對於殼體85A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。 4個透明罩蓋86係設置於殼體85之正面11與側壁14之角部。4個透明罩蓋86係沿著Z軸相互隔開且並列配置。於補充墨水時，如圖39所示，藉由以手指等按壓透明罩蓋86，可使其自殼體85A向近前側(＋Y方向側)突出。 (實施例27) 圖40係顯示實施例27之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖40係自＋X方向側觀察實施例27之印表機90之立體圖。如圖40所示，實施例27之印表機90具有殼體91及4個透明罩蓋92。 4個透明罩蓋92係設置於殼體91之正面11與側壁13之角部。4個透明罩蓋92係沿著Z軸互相隔開且並列配置。各透明罩蓋92具有沿著正面(XZ平面)之面、及沿著側壁13(YZ平面)之面。各透明罩蓋92之沿著正面11之面成為可轉動之窗部93。窗部93係構成為可藉由以手指按壓而相對於殼體91於圖40以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體91向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。 (實施例28) 圖41係顯示實施例28之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖41係自-X方向觀察實施例28之印表機90A之立體圖。如圖41所示，實施例28之印表機90A具有殼體91A及4個透明罩蓋92A。實施例28之印表機90A與實施例27之印表機90相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋92A係相對於殼體91A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。 4個透明罩蓋92A係設置於殼體91A之正面11與側壁14之角部。4個透明罩蓋92A係沿著Z軸互相隔開且並列配置。各透明罩蓋92A具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及沿著側壁14(YZ平面)之面。各透明罩蓋92A之沿著正面11之面成為可轉動之窗部93。窗部93係構成為可藉由以手指按壓而相對於殼體91A於圖41以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體91A向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。 (實施例29) 圖42係顯示實施例29之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖42係自＋X方向側觀察實施例29之印表機94之立體圖。如圖42所示，實施例29之印表機94具有殼體95及4個透明罩蓋96。 4個透明罩蓋96係設置於殼體95之正面11與側壁13之角部。4個透明罩蓋96係沿著Z軸互相隔開且並列配置。各透明罩蓋96具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及沿著側壁13(YZ平面)之面。各透明罩蓋96之沿著側壁13之面成為可轉動之窗部97。窗部97係構成為可藉由以手指等按壓而相對於殼體95於圖42以箭頭所示之R4方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體95向外側(＋X方向側)開閉。 (實施例30) 圖43係顯示實施例30之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖43係自-X方向側觀察實施例30之印表機94A之立體圖。如圖43所示，實施例30之印表機94A具有殼體95A及4個透明罩蓋96A。實施例30之印表機94A與實施例29之印表機94相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋96A係相對於殼體95A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。 4個透明罩蓋96A係設置於殼體95A之正面11與側壁14之角部。4個透明罩蓋96A係沿著Z軸互相隔開且並列配置。各透明罩蓋96A具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面、及沿著側壁14(YZ平面)之面。各透明罩蓋96A之沿著側壁14之面成為可轉動之窗部97A。窗部97A係構成為可藉由以手指等按壓而相對於殼體95A於圖43以箭頭所示之R3方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體95A向外側(-X方向側)開閉。 (實施例31) 圖44及圖45係顯示實施例31之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖44係自＋X方向側觀察實施例31之印表機100之立體圖，圖45係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖44及圖45所示，實施例31之印表機100具有殼體101及透明罩蓋102。 透明罩蓋102配置於殼體101之＋X方向側(側壁13側)之部分上。透明罩蓋102具有以彎曲面連接沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面與沿著上表面12(XY平面)之面之一個面、及與該面連接之沿著側壁13(YZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋102係構成為可於圖44以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體101向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。 (實施例32) 圖46及圖47係顯示實施例32之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖46係自＋X方向側觀察實施例32之印表機100A之立體圖，圖47係自-X方向側觀察之立體圖。如圖46及圖47所示，實施例32之印表機100A具有殼體101A、及透明罩蓋102A。實施例32之印表機100A與實施例31之印表機100相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋102A係相對於殼體101A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。 透明罩蓋102A配置於殼體101之-X方向側(側壁14側)。透明罩蓋102A具有以彎曲面連接沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面與沿著上表面12(XY平面)之面之一個面、及與該面連接之沿著側壁14(YZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋102A係構成為可於圖46以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體101A向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。 (實施例33) 圖48及圖49係顯示實施例33之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖48及圖49係自-X方向側觀察實施例33之印表機104之立體圖。如圖48及圖49所示，實施例33之印表機104具有殼體105、透明罩蓋106、及蓋107。 透明罩蓋106設置於殼體105之側壁14。透明罩蓋106具有沿著側壁14(YZ平面)之面。罩蓋107設置於殼體105之側壁14，且配置於透明罩蓋106之上方側(＋Z方向側)。蓋107可具有透光性，亦可不具有透光性。蓋107係構成為可相對於殼體105而於圖48以箭頭所示之R4方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於透明罩蓋106向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。如圖49所示，於打開蓋107之狀態中，槽21之液體注入口22露出。 (實施例34) 圖50及圖51係顯示實施例34之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖50及圖51係自＋X方向側觀察實施例34之印表機104A之立體圖。如圖50及圖51所示，實施例34之印表機104A具有殼體105A、透明罩蓋106、及蓋107。實施例34之印表機104A與實施例33之印表機104相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋106及蓋107係相對於殼體105A而配置於X軸方向之相反側。 透明罩蓋106設置於殼體105A之側壁13。透明罩蓋106具有沿著側壁13(YZ平面)之面。蓋107設置於殼體105A之側壁13，且配置於透明罩蓋106之上方側(＋Z方向側)。蓋107係構成為可相對於殼體105A而於圖50以箭頭所示之R3方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於透明罩蓋106向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。如圖51所示，於打開蓋107之狀態下，槽21之液體注入口22露出。 (實施例35) 圖52係顯示實施例35之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖52係自＋X方向側觀察實施例35之印表機110之立體圖。如圖52所示，實施例35之印表機110具有殼體111及4個透明罩蓋112。 4個透明罩蓋112沿著Z軸互相隔開且並列配置於殼體111之正面11之＋X方向側(側壁13側)之部分。各透明罩蓋112與各槽21(參照圖3)對應。各透明罩蓋112係構成為具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面之箱狀。 透明罩蓋112係以藉由以手指等按壓正面11側之面之中央部，自殼體111突出之方式構成。補充墨水時，如圖52所示，可以手指等按壓透明罩蓋112而使其自殼體111向近前側(＋Y方向側)突出。藉此，槽21(參照圖3)之液體注入口22露出。藉由將透明罩蓋112自突出之狀態向殼體111側(-Y方向側)按壓，可將透明罩蓋112收納於殼體111。 (實施例36) 圖53係顯示實施例36之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖53係自-X方向側觀察實施例36之印表機110A之立體圖。如圖53所示，實施例36之印表機110A具有殼體111A及4個箱狀之透明罩蓋112。實施例36之印表機110A與實施例35之印表機110相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋112相對於殼體111A配置於X軸方向之相反側。 4個透明罩蓋112沿著Z軸互相隔開且並列配置於殼體111A之正面11之-X方向側(側壁14側)之部分。於補充墨水時，藉由以手指等按壓透明罩蓋112之正面11側之面之中央部，可使其自殼體111A向近前側(＋Y方向側)突出。 (實施例37) 圖54係顯示實施例37之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖54係自＋X方向側觀察實施例37之印表機114之立體圖。如圖54所示，實施例37之印表機114具有殼體115及4個透明罩蓋116。 4個透明罩蓋116係設置於殼體115之正面11，且沿著X軸並列配置。各透明罩蓋116具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋116係構成為可藉由以手指等按壓而可相對於殼體115於圖54以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體115向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。藉此，槽21之液體注入口22露出。藉由將透明罩蓋116自打開之狀態向殼體115側(R2方向之相反方向)按壓，可將透明罩蓋116收納於殼體115。 (實施例38) 圖55係顯示實施例38之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖55係自＋X方向側觀察實施例38之印表機117之立體圖。如圖55所示，實施例38之印表機117具有殼體118及4個透明罩蓋119。於殼體118之正面11側(＋Y方向側)且上表面12側(＋Z方向側)形成具有沿著XY平面之階差面12a之階差部。 4個透明罩蓋119沿著X軸互相隔開且並列配置於殼體118之正面11側之階差部。透明罩蓋119具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面與沿著階差面12a(XY平面)之面。透明罩蓋119係構成為可相對於殼體118而於圖55以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可藉由以手指等向近前側(＋Y方向側)放倒而相對於殼體118開閉。藉此，槽21之液體注入口22露出。 (實施例39) 圖56係顯示實施例39之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖56係自＋X方向側觀察實施例39之印表機120之立體圖。如圖56所示，實施例39之印表機120具有殼體121、4個透明罩蓋122、及蓋123。於殼體121之正面11側(＋Y方向側)且上表面12側(＋Z方向側)，形成具有沿著XY平面之階差面12a之階差部。 4個透明罩蓋122沿著X軸互相隔開且並列配置於殼體121之正面11。透明罩蓋122具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面。蓋123係設置於殼體121之階差部，具有於X軸方向並列之4個透明罩蓋122之長度以上之長度。蓋123係構成為可相對於殼體121而於圖56以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於透明罩蓋122向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。 (實施例40) 圖57係顯示實施例40之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖57係自＋X方向側觀察實施例40之印表機124之立體圖。如圖57所示，實施例40之印表機124具有殼體125、4個透明罩蓋126、及2個透明罩蓋127。 4個透明罩蓋126係設置於殼體125之正面11，且沿著X軸並列配置。各透明罩蓋126具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋126係構成為可藉由手指等按壓而相對於殼體125於圖57以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體125向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。藉此，槽21之液體注入口22露出。 透明罩蓋127具有沿著側壁13、14(YZ平面)之面與彎曲面，以夾於4個透明罩蓋126之間，自殼體125之正面11迴繞側壁13與側壁14之方式配置。因此，4個透明罩蓋126與2個透明罩蓋127係遍及殼體125之側壁13、正面11、及側壁14而配置為帶狀。 (實施例41) 圖58係顯示實施例41之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖58係自＋X方向側觀察實施例41之印表機130之立體圖。如圖58所示，實施例41之印表機130具有殼體131及4個透明罩蓋132。 4個透明罩蓋132係設置於殼體131之正面11，且沿著X軸互相隔開且並列配置。各透明罩蓋132具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋132係構成為藉由手指等按壓而相對於殼體131於圖58以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體131向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。藉此，槽21之液體注入口22露出。 (實施例42) 圖59及圖60係顯示實施例42之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖59及圖60係自＋X方向側觀察實施例42之印表機134之立體圖。如圖59及60所示，實施例42之印表機134具有殼體135及透明罩蓋136。 如圖59所示，透明罩蓋136係設置於殼體135之正面11。透明罩蓋136具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面。透明罩蓋136係構成為相對於殼體135而可於圖59以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且可向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。如圖60所示，若打開透明罩蓋136，則槽21露出。藉由使槽21向近前側(＋Y方向側)滑動，可對槽21補充墨水。 (實施例43) 圖61及圖62係顯示實施例43之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖61及圖62係自＋X方向側觀察實施例43之印表機140之立體圖。如圖61及圖62所示，實施例43之印表機140具有殼體141、透明罩蓋142、及框架143。 如圖61所示，框架143設置於殼體141之正面11之上表面12側(＋Z方向側)之部分。透明罩蓋142係安裝於框架143之內側。框架143係構成為可相對於殼體141於圖61以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且可與透明罩蓋142一起向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。如圖62所示，若打開安裝有透明罩蓋142之框架143，則槽21露出。藉由使槽21向近前側(＋Y方向側)滑動，可自液體注入口22向槽21補充墨水。 (實施例44) 圖63及圖64係顯示實施例44之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖63及圖64係自＋X方向側觀察實施例44之印表機144之立體圖。如圖63及圖64所示，實施例44之印表機144具有殼體145、透明罩蓋146、及框架147。 如圖63所示，框架147係相對於正面11及上表面12而傾斜地設置於殼體145之正面11與上表面12側之角部。透明罩蓋146係安裝於框架147之內側。框架147係構成為可相對於殼體145於圖63以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且可與透明罩蓋146一起向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。如圖64所示，若打開安裝有透明罩蓋146之框架147，則槽21露出，可自液體注入口22向槽21補充墨水。 (實施例45) 圖65係顯示實施例45之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖65係自＋X方向側觀察實施例45之印表機150之立體圖。如圖65所示，實施例45之印表機150具有殼體151及4個透明罩蓋152。 4個透明罩蓋152設置於殼體151之正面11，且係沿著X軸並列配置。各透明罩蓋152具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面。於殼體151之正面11中之4個透明罩蓋152之＋X方向側，沿著X軸並列配置操作面板3與4個透明罩蓋152。 透明罩蓋152係構成為可藉由以手指等按壓，相對於殼體151於圖65以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體151向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。藉此，槽21之液體注入口22露出。 (實施例46) 圖66係顯示實施例46之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖66係自-X方向側觀察實施例46之印表機150A之立體圖。如圖66所示，實施例46之印表機150A具有殼體151A及4個透明罩蓋152。實施例46之印表機150A與實施例45之印表機150相比，不同處在於操作面板3A係相對於殼體151A配置於X軸方向之相反側。 4個透明罩蓋152係設置於殼體151A之正面11，且沿著X軸並列配置。於殼體151A之正面11中之4個透明罩蓋152之-X方向側，沿著X軸並列配置操作面板3A與4個透明罩蓋152。 透明罩蓋152係構成為可藉由以手指等按壓，相對於殼體151A於圖66以箭頭所示之R2方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於殼體151A向近前側(＋Y方向側)開閉。藉此，槽21之液體注入口22露出。 (實施例47) 圖67及圖68係顯示實施例47之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖67及圖68係自＋X方向側觀察實施例47之印表機154之立體圖。如圖67及圖68所示，實施例47之印表機154具有殼體155、透明罩蓋156、及蓋157。 透明罩蓋156設置於殼體155之正面11之＋X方向側(側壁13側)之部分上。透明罩蓋156具有沿著正面11(XZ平面)之面。蓋157配置於設於殼體155之正面11之＋X方向側(側壁13側)之部分上的透明罩蓋156之上方側(＋Z方向側)。蓋157可具有透光性，亦可不具有透光性。蓋157係構成為可相對於殼體155於圖67以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於透明罩蓋156向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。如圖68所示，於打開蓋157之狀態下，槽21之液體注入口22露出。 (實施例48) 圖69及圖70係顯示實施例48之印表機之外觀之立體圖。詳細而言，圖69及圖70係自-X方向側觀察實施例48之印表機154A之立體圖。如圖69及圖70所示，實施例48之印表機154A具有殼體155A、透明罩蓋156、及蓋157。實施例48之印表機154A與實施例47之印表機154相比，不同處在於透明罩蓋156及蓋157相對於殼體155A配置於X軸方向之相反側。 透明罩蓋156設於殼體155A之正面11之-X方向側(側壁14側)之部分。蓋157係配置於設於殼體155A之正面11之-X方向側(側壁14側)之部分上的透明罩蓋156之上方側(＋Z方向側)。蓋157係構成為可相對於殼體155A於圖69以箭頭所示之R1方向轉動，且於補充墨水時可相對於透明罩蓋156向上方側(＋Z方向側)開閉。如圖70所示，於打開蓋157之狀態下，槽21之液體注入口22露出。 以上，雖對本發明之實施形態之各實施例進行說明，但本發明並非限定於上述實施例者，於不脫離其主旨之範圍內亦可以各種構成實現。例如，爲了解決上述課題之一部分或全部，或為了達成上述效果之一部分或全部，可將與發明內容欄所記述之各形態中之技術特徵對應之實施形態、實施例中之技術特徵進行適當更換或組合。又，若該技術特徵於本說明書中未作為必須者加以說明，則可適當削除。 Embodiments will be described taking an inkjet printer (hereinafter referred to as a printer) as an example of a recording device as an example. The printer of this embodiment can print on recording media such as recording paper using ink as an example of liquid. In the printer of the present embodiment, examples are prepared in which the basic configuration is common, but the casings constituting the casing of the printer are different. Hereinafter, various examples of this embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, in each drawing, in order to make each structure into the magnitude|size which can be recognized, the scale of a structure or a member may differ. In addition, components other than those necessary for the description may be omitted. (Embodiment 1) Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 are perspective views showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 1. In Fig. 1 and Fig. 2, coordinate axes that are orthogonal to each other are marked as XYZ axes. For the diagrams shown thereafter, the XYZ axes are also marked as necessary. In each example of this embodiment, the state in which the printer 1 is arranged on a horizontal plane (XY plane) defined by the X-axis and the Y-axis is the use state of the printer 1 . The posture of the printer 1 when the printer 1 is arranged on the XY plane is referred to as the usage posture of the printer 1 . The Z axis is the axis perpendicular to the horizontal plane. When the printer 1 is in use, the direction along the Z-axis becomes the vertical direction. In addition, in the state of use of the printer 1 , in FIGS. 1 and 2 , the -Z direction is the vertically downward direction. In addition, in each of the XYZ axes, the direction of the arrow shows a + (positive) direction, and the direction opposite to the direction of the arrow shows a - (negative) direction. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the printer 1 viewed from the side in the +X direction. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the printer 1 viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the printer 1 of Embodiment 1 has a housing 2, an operation panel 3, a paper discharge section 4 as a discharge section, a transparent cover 5 as a visible member, a cover 6, and a cover. 9. Cover 10. Also, the printer 1 includes a scanner unit (not shown). That is, the printer 1 is a multifunctional machine including a scanner unit. In addition, the printer 1 can also be a printer that does not include a scanner unit instead of a multifunction machine. The casing 2 constitutes the casing of the printer 1 . The operation panel 3 is disposed outside the casing 2 . The operation panel 3 is disposed on the side (front 11 ) of the printer 1 on which the paper discharge unit 4 is disposed. The operation panel 3 includes a power button 7, a display panel 8, and the like. In addition, as the display panel 8 , for example, a panel that can accept user's input, such as a touch panel, can be used. Moreover, it is also possible to adopt a structure in which the inclination of the operation panel 3 can be adjusted (also referred to as inclination adjustment). If the inclination of the operation panel 3 can be adjusted, the user can observe or operate the operation panel 3 at a desired inclination, thereby improving convenience. The paper discharge unit 4 is provided on the surface of the casing 2 on the same side as the operation panel 3 . In the printer 1, the recording medium P is discharged from the paper discharge unit 4 (see FIG. 3 ). In the printer 1 , the surface on which the paper discharge unit 4 is installed is referred to as the front surface 11 . The front 11 of the printer 1 is also the front 11 of the housing 2 . In this embodiment, the positions in the Y-axis direction of the outer surface of the operation panel 3 and the outer end of the paper discharge unit 4 are substantially the same as the positions in the Y-axis direction of the outer surface of the front surface 11 of the casing 2 . The housing 2 has an upper surface 12 intersecting the front 11 , and side walls 13 and 14 intersecting the front 11 and the upper surface 12 . When the front 11 is viewed from the front, that is, when the front 11 is viewed from the +Y direction side, the side wall 13 is located on the +X direction side of the front 11 , and the side wall 14 is located on the −X direction side of the front 11 . The portion of the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 on the +X direction side (the corner side between the front surface 11 and the side wall 13 ) of the housing 2 protrudes more toward the +Y direction side than the portion where the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 are provided. The transparent cover 5 as a visible component is arranged on the front side 11 of the casing 2 . The transparent cover 5 is a portion disposed in the casing 2 that protrudes further toward the +Y direction side than a portion where the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 are provided. Therefore, the transparent cover 5 is disposed closer to the side wall 13 (+X direction side) than the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 in the X-axis direction, and closer to the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 in the Y-axis direction. Near side (+Y direction side). The transparent cover 5 has a face along the front face 11 (XZ plane). Although detailed illustrations are omitted, an opening is provided in the portion of the casing 2 where the transparent cover 5 is disposed, and the transparent cover 5 is attached to the opening by, for example, an adhesive or the like so as not to cover the opening. The wall of the housing 2. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the transparent cover 5 from being accidentally detached from the housing 2 . In addition, the method of fixing the transparent cover 5 to the casing 2 is not limited to bonding, and other fixing methods such as welding or fitting may also be used. The transparent cover 5 is formed of a translucent resin material. By forming the transparent cover 5 from a resin material, it can be processed more easily than when it is formed from glass or the like, so that the production cost can be reduced. The cover 6 is arranged on the front side 11 of the casing 2 . The cover 6 is arranged on the upper side (+Z direction side) of the transparent cover 5 at a portion protruding to the +Y direction side than the portion of the casing 2 where the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 are provided. The cover 6 is configured to be openable and closable with respect to the casing 2 . More specifically, the cover 6 is configured to be rotatable in the R1 direction indicated by the arrow in FIG. 1 . The R1 direction corresponds to the clockwise direction when viewing the YZ plane from the +X direction side with the axis along the X axis as the rotation axis. By rotating the cover 6 relative to the case 2 in the R1 direction, the cover 6 can be opened relative to the case 2 . The cover 6 can be closed relative to the housing 2 by turning the cover 6 in the opposite direction to R1 from the state where the cover 6 is opened. The cover 9 and the cover 10 respectively constitute a part of the casing 2 . The cover 9 and the cover 10 are disposed on the upper surface 12 of the casing 2 . The cover 9 is disposed at one end of the upper surface 12 on the -Y direction side. The cover 10 is located on the +Y direction side of the cover 9 . The cover 9 is configured to be rotatable in the R1 direction similarly to the cover 6 . By rotating the cover 9 relative to the housing 2 in the R1 direction, the cover 9 can be opened relative to the housing 2 . The cover 9 can be closed relative to the casing 2 by turning the cover 9 in the direction opposite to the R1 direction from the state where the cover 9 is opened. In this way, the cover 9 is configured to be openable and closable with respect to the case 2 . When the cover 9 is opened with respect to the casing 2, a paper feeding unit (not shown) is exposed. The recording medium P can be supplied to the printer 1 from a paper supply unit. The recording medium P can be supported by the cover 9 when the recording medium P is supplied to the printer 1 from the paper supply unit. That is, the cover 9 has the function of a paper holder. The cover 10 covers the scanner unit (not shown). The cover 10 is configured to be rotatable in the R1 direction similarly to the cover 6 . By rotating the cover 10 relative to the housing 2 in the R1 direction, the cover 10 can be opened relative to the housing 2 . The cover 10 can be closed relative to the casing 2 by turning the cover 10 in the direction opposite to the R1 direction from the state where the cover 10 is opened. In this way, the cover 10 is configured to be openable and closable with respect to the casing 2 . When the cover 10 is opened with respect to the housing 2, the scanner unit is exposed. The scanner unit is a platform type, and has imaging elements such as image sensors (not shown). The scanner unit can read an image or the like recorded on a medium such as paper as image data via an imaging device. Therefore, the scanner unit functions as a reading device for images and the like. In the X-axis direction, the length of the casing 2 is approximately the same as the length of the cover 10 . In the Y-axis direction, the length of the position where the operation panel 3 is provided on the housing 2 is approximately the same as the length of the cover 10, but the length of the position where the transparent cover 5 and cover 6 are provided on the housing 2 is longer than that of the cover 10. The length is longer. Therefore, when the upper surface 12 of the printer 1 is viewed from the side in the +X direction, the cover 10 overlaps except the portion protruding to the +Y direction side of the housing 2 . That is, when the upper surface 12 of the printer 1 is viewed from the +X direction side, the transparent cover 5 and the cover 6 provided in the casing 2 protruding toward the +Y direction side are arranged so as not to overlap with the cover 10 . Thereby, when the cover 6 is rotated in the R1 direction relative to the housing 2 , the cover 6 can be rotated without being hindered by the cover 10 . The main components inside the casing 2 of the printer 1 will be described. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the main components of the printer of Embodiment 1. FIG. As shown in FIG. 3 , the printer 1 has a recording head 15 as a recording unit, a control unit 16 , and a tank unit 20 . The recording head 15 , the control unit 16 , and the tank unit 20 are housed in the casing 2 . The recording head 15 ejects (ejects) ink as ink droplets to record on the recording medium P. As shown in FIG. The recording head 15 records with ink on the recording medium P conveyed in the Y direction by a conveyance device (not shown). In addition, the transport device intermittently transports the recording medium P such as recording paper in the +Y direction. The recording head 15 is configured to be reciprocated along the X-axis by a moving device (not shown). The control unit 16 controls the driving of each of the above-mentioned components. The chute unit 20 is disposed inside the portion of the casing 2 that protrudes toward the +Y direction side (see FIGS. 1 and 2 ) rather than the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 . Therefore, the trough unit 20 is located between the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 and the side wall 13 in the X-axis direction. From another point of view, when the printer 1 is viewed from the front, that is, when the printer 1 is viewed from the side of the +Y direction, the tank unit 20 is arranged on the inner side (-Y direction) of the transparent cover 5 (refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 ). side). In this embodiment, the tank unit 20 includes four tanks 21 . In addition, the number of tanks 21 of the tank unit 20 is not limited to four, and may be less than four or more than four. In this embodiment, four grooves 21 may be arranged in parallel along the X-axis. In addition, in this embodiment, a plurality of grooves 21 are formed independently of each other. However, the configuration of the groove 21 is not limited thereto. A plurality of tanks 21 may be integrated and the tank unit 20 may be configured as a single liquid container. In the case of such a configuration, the tank unit 20 is divided into separate tanks 21 to accommodate different types of liquids. In this case, for example, inks of different colors can be individually accommodated in a plurality of tanks 21 . Ink is stored in the tank 21 . A liquid injection port 22 serving as an injection port is formed in the groove 21 . In the groove 21 , ink can be injected from the outside of the groove 21 to the inside of the groove 21 through the liquid injection port 22 . In addition, the liquid injection port 22 may also be configured to be sealed with a cap (not shown). In the case of such a configuration, when injecting ink into the tank 21, the user can open the cap to open the liquid injection port 22 and then inject ink. In this embodiment, the liquid injection port 22 is configured as an opening formed on the injection surface 23 located on the +Z direction side of the groove 21 . Also, in this embodiment, the injection surface 23 is inclined in the usage posture of the printer 1 . The injection surface 23 is inclined toward the +Z direction side from the +Y direction side toward the −Y direction side. Therefore, the injection surface 23 is oriented in a direction intersecting the vertical direction. If the injection surface 23 is oriented in a direction intersecting the vertical direction, foreign matter such as dust is less likely to accumulate on the injection surface 23 . Therefore, foreign matter such as dust is less likely to adhere to the injection surface 23 . This makes it easy to prevent foreign matter such as dust from entering the liquid injection port 22 . In addition, the configuration of the groove 21 is not limited to the above. The configuration of the groove 21 may be, for example, a configuration in which a tubular liquid injection portion protruding from the outer surface of the groove 21 is provided. The groove 21 is at least partially formed of a light-transmitting member. The viewing surface 24 of the groove 21 located in the +Y direction has light transmission, and the storage volume of ink in the groove 21 can be viewed from the viewing surface 24 . For example, an upper limit mark 25 , a lower limit mark 26 , and the like are attached to the viewing surface 24 . The user can set the upper limit mark 25 and the lower limit mark 26 as marks to grasp the amount of ink in the tank 21 . In addition, the upper limit mark 25 is a standard indicating the amount of ink that does not overflow from the liquid injection port 22 when ink is injected from the liquid injection port 22 . Also, the lower limit mark 26 is a standard for indicating the amount of ink at the time of prompting the injection of ink. Either one of the upper limit mark 25 and the lower limit mark 26 may be provided. The groove 21 has a side surface 27 and a side surface 28 intersecting the injection surface 23 and the viewing surface 24 . When the viewing surface 24 of the groove 21 is viewed from the +Y direction side, the side surface 27 is located on the side wall 13 of the casing 2 (+X direction side), and the side surface 28 is located on the side wall 14 side of the casing 2 (-X direction side). An ink supply tube 17 is connected to each tank 21 . The ink in the tank 21 is supplied to the recording head 15 through the ink supply tube 17 . And, the ink supplied to the recording head 15 is ejected as ink droplets from nozzles (not shown) facing the recording medium P side. Ink is not limited to either water-based ink or oil-based ink. In addition, as the water-based ink, any one having a structure in which a solute such as a dye is dissolved in an aqueous solvent, or a structure in which a dispersoid such as a pigment is dispersed in an aqueous dispersion medium may be used. Also, the oil ink may be any one of a solute that dissolves a dye in an oily solvent or a dispersoid that disperses a pigment in an oily dispersion medium. The slot unit 20 (four slots 21) is arranged at a position overlapping with the transparent cover 5 shown in FIGS. Therefore, even if the surface of the groove 21 is not exposed to the outside, the user can visually recognize the groove 21 through the transparent cover 5 from the outside of the printer 1 . And, the user can grasp the amount of ink in the tank 21 from the outside of the printer 1 by using the upper limit mark 25 and the lower limit mark 26 as marks. In addition, the transparent cover 5 prevents dust from entering the tank 21 from the outside of the printer 1 (housing 2 ) and damage to the tank unit 20 due to contact from the outside. Therefore, compared with the case where the surface of the groove 21 is exposed to the outside, adverse effects on visibility due to dust or damage from the outside can be suppressed. In addition, since the groove 21 is arranged inside the protruding portion of the housing 2, the width of the housing 2 (the length in the X-axis direction) can be suppressed and the capacity of the groove 21 can be increased. When replenishing ink to the tank 21 , the cover 6 is rotated in the R1 direction relative to the case 2 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , and the cover 6 is opened relative to the case 2 . Thereby, a part of each groove 21 (injection surface 23 ) is exposed from the opened part of the cover 6 . The user can inject ink from the outside of the printer 1 into the tank 21 through the liquid injection port 22 when the cover 6 is opened relative to the casing 2 . After replenishing the ink, if the cover 6 is closed, the liquid injection port 22 is covered with the cover 6 . (Embodiment 2) Fig. 4 and Fig. 5 are perspective views showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 2. In detail, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the printer 1A of Embodiment 2 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view viewed from the -X direction. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 , the printer 1A of the second embodiment has a housing 2A, an operation panel 3 , a paper discharge unit 4 , a transparent cover 5A, a cover 6 , a cover 9 , and a cover 10 . The difference between the printer 1A of the second embodiment and the printer 1 of the first embodiment is that the transparent cover 5A and the cover 6 are arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 2A, and the transparent cover 5A is It is configured to be openable and closable with respect to the casing 2A. Here, the difference between the configuration of the printer 1A of the second embodiment and the first embodiment will be described, and the same reference numerals will be assigned to the same components as those of the first embodiment, and their description will be omitted. In addition, the points of difference from the preceding embodiments will also be described for each of the subsequent embodiments, and the same components will be given the same reference numerals and their descriptions will be omitted. When the front 11 of the printer 1A is viewed from the +Y direction side, the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 are located on the -X direction side (side wall 14 side) of the housing 2A than the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit. Part 4 protrudes further toward the +Y direction side. The transparent cover 5A and cover 6 are arranged on the -X direction side (side wall 14 side) of the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 in the housing 2A, and are more towards +Y than the part where the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 are installed. The protruding part of the direction side. That is, in the printer 1A, the tank unit 20 (see FIG. 3 ) is arranged on the opposite side (the side wall 14 side) in the X-axis direction with respect to the printer 1 of the first embodiment. The transparent cover 5A is configured to be openable and closable with respect to the case 2 in a state where the cover 6 is opened with respect to the case 2 . More specifically, the transparent cover 5A is installed so as to be rotatable in the R2 direction indicated by the arrow in FIG. 4 . The R2 direction corresponds to the counterclockwise direction when viewing the YZ plane from the +X direction side with the axis along the X axis as the rotation axis. By rotating the transparent cover 5A in the R2 direction with respect to the casing 2 , the transparent cover 5A can be opened to the front side (+Y direction side) with respect to the casing 2 . Thereby, in addition to the injection surface 23 (see FIG. 3 ) of each groove 21 , the viewing surface 24 (see FIG. 3 ) is also exposed. In the printer 1A, when replenishing the tank 21 with ink, the cover 6 is opened relative to the case 2 in the R1 direction, and then the transparent cover 5A is opened relative to the case 2 in the R2 direction. By turning the transparent cover 5A in the opposite direction to R2 from the state where the transparent cover 5A is opened, the transparent cover 5A can be closed relative to the housing 2 . In the state where the cover 6 is not opened, the rotation of the transparent cover 5A can be restrained by the cover 6 . Thereby, the transparent cover 5A can be prevented from being accidentally turned and opened. (Embodiment 3) Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 are perspective views showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 3. Specifically, FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the printer 1B of Embodiment 3 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 7 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 , the printer 1B of the third embodiment has a housing 2 , an operation panel 3 , a paper discharge unit 4A, a transparent cover 5 , a cover 6 , a cover 9 , and a cover 10 . The difference between the printer 1B of Embodiment 3 and the printer 1 of Embodiment 1 is that the outer end of the paper discharge portion 4A is located on the outer surface of the operation panel 3 and the outer surface of the front 11 of the housing 2 is more towards +Y direction side. In the printer 1B, the outer end of the paper discharge unit 4A is arranged at approximately the same position as the transparent cover 5 and the cover 6 in the Y-axis direction. The transparent cover 5 and the cover 6 are disposed on the side wall 13 of the casing 2 . When replenishing ink, the cover 6 is rotated relative to the housing 2 in the R1 direction shown in FIG. 6 to open the cover 6 relative to the housing 2 . Also, in Example 3, as in Example 2, the transparent cover 5 (5A) is configured to be openable and closable with respect to the casing 2A. (Embodiment 4) Fig. 8 and Fig. 9 are perspective views showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 4. In detail, FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the printer 1C of Embodiment 4 viewed from the +X direction, and FIG. 9 is a perspective view viewed from the -X direction. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 , the printer 1C of Embodiment 4 has a housing 2A, an operation panel 3 , a paper discharge unit 4A, a transparent cover 5 , a cover 6 , a cover 9 , and a cover 10 . The difference between the printer 1C of Embodiment 4 and the printer 1B of Embodiment 3 is that the transparent cover 5 and cover 6 are arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction (the side wall 14 side) relative to the housing 2A. . When replenishing ink, the cover 6 is rotated in the R1 direction relative to the case 2A as shown in FIG. 8 to open the cover 6 relative to the case 2A. Also in the fourth embodiment, as in the second embodiment, the transparent cover 5 (5A) is configured to be openable and closable with respect to the casing 2A. (Embodiment 5) Fig. 10 and Fig. 11 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer according to Embodiment 5. In detail, FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the printer 30 of Embodiment 5 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 11 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in Figures 10 and 11, the printer 30 of Embodiment 5 has a housing 31, an operation panel 3, a paper discharge section 4, a transparent cover 32, a cover 33, and a cover covering the paper supply section (not shown). A cover 34 and a cover 35 covering the scanner unit (not shown). The difference between the printer 30 of the fifth embodiment and the printer 1 of the first embodiment is that the length of the housing 31 in the X-axis direction is longer than the length of the cover 35 . The cover 33 is configured to be rotatable in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 10, similarly to the above-mentioned embodiments. The cover 35 is configured to be rotatable in the R1 direction similarly to the cover 33 . In the printer 30, the length of the housing 31 in the X-axis direction is longer than the length of the cover 35, and the side wall 13 of the housing 31 is located on the +X direction side than the end of the cover 35 on the +X direction side. More specifically, the length in the X-axis direction of the portion of the casing 31 that protrudes in the +Y direction from the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4, that is, the portion of the storage tank unit 20 (see FIG. 3 ), is the same as that of the above-mentioned embodiments. For example, the housing is longer. Therefore, the number of grooves 21 (refer to FIG. 3 ) accommodated inside the casing 31 can be increased compared with the above-described embodiments. Also, along with this, the lengths of the transparent cover 32 and the cover 33 in the X-axis direction are also longer than those of the above-mentioned embodiments. The cover 33 is configured to be rotatable in a direction R1 indicated by an arrow in FIG. 10 relative to the housing 31 . When the upper surface 12 of the printer 30 is viewed from the side in the +Z direction, the cover 35 partially overlaps with the cover 33 . Therefore, the cover 33 has a configuration that can be opened and closed with respect to the case 31 in a state where the cover 35 is opened with respect to the case 31 . When replenishing ink to the tank 21 of the printer 30, the cover 33 is opened by rotating the cover 33 relative to the housing 31 in the R1 direction relative to the housing 31 to open. Thereby, the cover 33 can be prevented from being accidentally turned and opened. In addition, in Example 5, similarly to Example 2, the configuration in which the transparent cover 32 can be opened and closed with respect to the casing 31 can also be adopted. (Embodiment 6) Fig. 12 and Fig. 13 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer according to Embodiment 6. Specifically, FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the printer 30A of Embodiment 6 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 13 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in Figures 12 and 13, the printer 30A of Embodiment 6 has a housing 36, an operation panel 3, a paper discharge section 4, a transparent cover 32, a cover 33, and a cover covering the paper supply section (not shown). A cover 37 and a cover 38 covering the scanner unit (not shown). In the printer 30A of the sixth embodiment, similarly to the fifth embodiment, the length in the X-axis direction of the portion of the housing 36 that protrudes toward the +Y direction side from the operation panel 3 and the paper discharge unit 4 is the same as that in the embodiment. 1 to the housing of embodiment 4 are longer than. Therefore, it is possible to increase the number of grooves 21 (see FIG. 3 ) accommodated inside the casing 36 . When the upper surface 12 of the printer 30A is viewed from the side in the +Z direction, the cover 38 partially overlaps with the cover 33 . Therefore, when replenishing ink to the tank 21 (see FIG. 3 ) of the printer 30A, after the cover 38 is rotated in the R1 direction relative to the casing 36 to open it, the cover 33 is shown by the arrow in FIG. 12 relative to the casing 36. Turn in the direction R1 shown to open. In addition, also in Example 6, similarly to Example 2, the transparent cover 32 is attached to the case 36 so that it can open and close. (Embodiment 7) Fig. 14 and Fig. 15 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer according to Embodiment 7. In detail, FIG. 14 is a perspective view of the printer 40 of Embodiment 7 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 15 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15 , the printer 40 of Embodiment 7 has a housing 41 , an operation panel 3 , a transparent cover 5 , a cover 6 , an automatic document feeder 42 , and a paper feeding and discharging unit 43 . The difference between the printer 40 of the seventh embodiment and the printer 1B of the third embodiment is that it has an automatic document feeder 42 . The automatic document feeder 42 includes a scanner unit. With the automatic document feeder 42, stacked multiple originals (papers on which images and the like are recorded) can be fed sequentially while being reversed one by one, and read by the scanner unit. The automatic document feeder 42 is configured to be rotatable relative to the casing 41 and functions as a cover of the printer 40 . The automatic document feeder 42 is configured to be rotatable in the R3 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 14 . The R3 direction corresponds to the counterclockwise direction when viewing the XZ plane from the +Y direction side with the axis along the Y axis as the rotation axis. By rotating the automatic document feeder 42 relative to the housing 41 in the R3 direction, the automatic document feeder 42 can be opened relative to the housing 41 . The automatic document feeder 42 can be closed relative to the housing 41 by rotating the automatic document feeder 42 in the direction opposite to the R3 direction from the opened state. The paper supply and discharge unit 43 is disposed on the same front side 11 as the operation panel 3 in the casing 41 . In the printer 40 , the recording medium P (refer to FIG. 3 ) is supplied from the paper supply and discharge unit 43 , and the paper is discharged from the paper supply and discharge unit 43 after printing. The transparent cover 5 and the cover 6 are arranged on the front surface 11 of the housing 41 and arranged on the +X direction side (the side wall 13 side) of the operation panel 3 and the paper supply and discharge section 43 . In the printer 40, when replenishing ink to the tank 21 (refer to FIG. 3 ), after the automatic document feeder 42 is rotated and opened in the R3 direction relative to the housing 41, the cover 6 is rotated in the R1 direction relative to the housing 41 to Open. In the state where the automatic document feeder 42 is not opened, the rotation of the cover 6 is suppressed. (Embodiment 8) Fig. 16 and Fig. 17 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer according to Embodiment 8. Specifically, FIG. 16 is a perspective view of the printer 40A of Embodiment 8 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 17 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17 , the printer 40A of the eighth embodiment has a housing 41A, an operation panel 3 , a transparent cover 5 , a cover 6 , an automatic document feeder 44 , and a paper feeding and discharging unit 43 . The difference between the printer 40A of Embodiment 8 and the printer 40 of Embodiment 7 is that the transparent cover 5 is arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 41A, and the automatic document feeder 44 is arranged in the direction opposite to the housing 41A. Turn clockwise. The transparent cover 5 and the cover 6 are provided on the front surface 11 of the casing 41A, and are arranged on the −X direction side (the side wall 14 side) of the operation panel 3 and the paper supply and discharge unit 43 . That is, in the printer 40A, the tank unit 20 (see FIG. 3 ) is arranged on the opposite side (the side wall 14 side) in the X-axis direction with respect to the printer 40 of the seventh embodiment. The automatic document feeder 44 is configured to be rotatable in the R4 direction indicated by the arrow in FIG. 16 . The R4 direction corresponds to the clockwise direction when viewing the XZ plane from the +Y direction side with the axis along the Y axis as the rotation axis. By turning the automatic document feeder 44 in the opposite direction from the opened state, the automatic document feeder 44 can be closed relative to the casing 41A. (Embodiment 9) In each of the embodiments following this embodiment, the features of the structure of the transparent cover will be mainly described, and detailed illustrations and descriptions of other constituent elements will be omitted. 18 and 19 are perspective views showing the appearance of the printer of the ninth embodiment. In detail, FIG. 18 is a perspective view of the printer 46 of Embodiment 9 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 19 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 18 and 19 , the printer 46 of the ninth embodiment has a housing 47 and a transparent cover 48 . The transparent cover 48 is arranged on the +X direction side (the side wall 13 side) of the front surface 11 of the casing 47 . The transparent cover 48 has a surface along the XZ plane on the front 11 side, and surfaces along two YZ planes connected to both sides of the surface in the X-axis direction. The area of each of the two surfaces along the YZ plane in the transparent cover 48 is smaller than the area of the surface along the XZ plane on the front side 11 side. The corners on the -Y direction side and the +Z direction side of the two planes along the YZ plane are formed in a round shape. The transparent cover 48 is configured to be rotatable in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 18, and can be opened and closed toward the front side (+Y direction side) relative to the casing 47 when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 10) Fig. 20 and Fig. 21 are perspective views showing the appearance of the printer of the tenth embodiment. Specifically, FIG. 20 is a perspective view of the printer 46A of Embodiment 10 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 21 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 20 and 21 , the printer 46A of the tenth embodiment has a housing 47A and a transparent cover 49 . The difference between the printer 46A of the tenth embodiment and the printer 46 of the ninth embodiment is that the transparent cover 49 is arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 47A. The transparent cover 49 is disposed on the −X direction side (the side wall 14 side) of the front surface 11 of the casing 47A. The corner of the transparent cover 49 on the side of the −Y direction and the side of the +Z direction among the two planes along the YZ plane is a corner portion. The transparent cover 49 is configured to be rotatable in the R2 direction indicated by the arrow in FIG. 20 , and can be opened and closed toward the front side (+Y direction side) relative to the housing 47A when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 11) Fig. 22 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 11. In detail, FIG. 22 is a perspective view of the printer 50 of Embodiment 11 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 22 , the printer 50 of the eleventh embodiment has a casing 51 , a transparent cover 52 , and a transparent cover 53 . The transparent cover 52 is disposed on the +X direction side (the side wall 13 side) of the front surface 11 of the casing 51 . The transparent cover 53 is disposed on the −X direction side (the side wall 14 side) of the front surface 11 of the casing 51 . Therefore, in the printer 50 , the tank unit 20 (see FIG. 3 ) is disposed at two places on the side wall 13 side and the side wall 14 side inside the casing 51 . The transparent covers 52 and 53 have a surface along the XZ plane on the front 11 side, and two surfaces along the YZ plane connected to both sides of the surface in the X-axis direction. The transparent cover 52 disposed on the side wall 13 can rotate in the direction R5 shown by the arrow in FIG. 22 . The R5 direction corresponds to the counterclockwise direction when viewing the XY plane from the +Z direction side with the axis along the Z axis as the rotation axis. Therefore, the transparent cover 52 is configured to be openable and closed to the outside (the side wall 13 side) relative to the case 51 when the ink is replenished. The transparent cover 53 disposed on the side wall 14 can rotate in the R6 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 22 . The R6 direction corresponds to the clockwise direction when viewing the XY plane from the +Z direction side with the axis along the Z axis as the rotation axis. Therefore, the transparent cover 53 is configured to be openable and closed to the outside (the side wall 14 side) relative to the case 51 during ink replenishment. (Embodiment 12) Fig. 23 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 12. Specifically, FIG. 23 is a perspective view of the printer 50A of the twelfth embodiment as viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 23, the printer 50A of the twelfth embodiment has a casing 51, a transparent cover 52A, and a transparent cover 53A. The transparent cover 52A is disposed on the +X direction side (the side wall 13 side) of the front surface 11 of the casing 51 . The transparent cover 53A is disposed on the −X direction side (the side wall 14 side) of the front surface 11 of the casing 51 . The transparent covers 52A and 53A are configured to be rotatable in the R2 direction indicated by arrows in FIG. 23 , and can be opened and closed toward the front side (+Y direction side) relative to the housing 51 when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 13) Fig. 24 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 13. In detail, FIG. 24 is a perspective view of the printer 56 of Embodiment 13 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 24 , the printer 56 of the thirteenth embodiment has a housing 57 and a transparent cover 58 . The transparent cover 58 is disposed at the corner (corner) of the front 11 and the side wall 13 of the casing 57 . The transparent cover 58 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane), and a surface along the side wall 13 (YZ plane) connected to the +X direction side of the surface. The transparent cover 58 is configured to be rotatable in the R5 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 24 , and can be opened and closed relative to the housing 57 to the outside (side wall 13 side) when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 14) Fig. 25 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 14. Specifically, FIG. 25 is a perspective view of the printer 56A of Embodiment 14 viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIG. 25, the printer 56A of the fourteenth embodiment has a housing 57A and a transparent cover 58A. The difference between the printer 56A of the fourteenth embodiment and the printer 56 of the thirteenth embodiment is that the transparent cover 58A is disposed on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 57A. The transparent cover 58A is disposed at the corner of the front 11 and the side wall 14 of the casing 57A. The transparent cover 58A has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane), and a surface along the side wall 14 (YZ plane) connected to the −X direction side of the surface. The transparent cover 58A is configured to be rotatable in the R6 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 25 , and can be opened and closed relative to the housing 57A to the outside (side wall 14 side) when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 15) FIG. 26 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 15. FIG. Specifically, FIG. 26 is a perspective view of the printer 60 of the fifteenth embodiment as viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 26 , the printer 60 of the fifteenth embodiment has a casing 61 and a transparent cover 62 . The transparent cover 62 is disposed at the corner of the front 11 and the side wall 13 of the casing 61 . The transparent cover 62 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane), a surface along the side wall 13 (YZ plane) connected to the +X direction side of this surface, and an edge connected to the +Z direction side of these two surfaces. Touch the surface of the upper surface 12 (XY plane). The transparent cover 62 is configured to be rotatable in the R5 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 26 , and can be opened and closed relative to the housing 61 to the outside (side wall 13 side) when replenishing ink. A concave portion 63 is provided on the −X direction side of the transparent cover 62 on the front 11 side of the casing 61 . With the concave portion 63 , fingers can be brought into contact with the end portion of the transparent cover 62 on the −X direction side, and the transparent cover 62 can be easily rotated. (Embodiment 16) Fig. 27 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 16. Specifically, FIG. 27 is a perspective view of the printer 60A of the sixteenth embodiment viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIG. 27, the printer 60A of the sixteenth embodiment has a housing 61A and a transparent cover 62A. The difference between the printer 60A of the sixteenth embodiment and the printer 60 of the fifteenth embodiment is that the transparent cover 62A is arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis relative to the housing 61A. The transparent cover 62A is disposed at the corner of the front 11 and the side wall 14 of the casing 61A. The transparent cover 62A has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane), a surface connected to the -X direction side of the surface along the side wall 14 (YZ plane), and a surface connected to the +Z direction side of these two surfaces. A plane along the upper surface 12 (XY plane). The transparent cover 62A is configured to be rotatable in the R6 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 27 , and can be opened and closed to the outside (side wall 14 side) relative to the housing 61A when replenishing ink. A recess 63A is provided on the +X direction side of the transparent cover 62A on the front 11 side of the case 61A. With the recess 63A, a finger can be brought into contact with the end portion of the transparent cover 62A on the +X direction side to easily turn the transparent cover 62A. (Embodiment 17) Fig. 28 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 17. Specifically, FIG. 28 is a perspective view of the printer 64 of the seventeenth embodiment as viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 28 , the printer 64 of the seventeenth embodiment has a housing 65 and a transparent cover 66 . The transparent cover 66 is disposed at the corner of the front surface 11 and the side wall 13 of the casing 65 . The transparent cover 66 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane), a surface along the side wall 13 (YZ plane) connected to the +X direction side of this surface, and a surface along the upper surface 12 (XY plane). The transparent cover 66 corresponds to the four grooves 21 (see FIG. 3 ), and is divided into four box-shaped parts by partitions along the YZ plane. The surface of the transparent cover 66 along the upper surface 12 becomes a rotatable cover portion 67 . The cover portion 67 is provided on the +Z direction side of each of the four box-shaped portions of the transparent cover 66 . The cover 67 is configured to be rotatable in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 28 relative to the case 65, and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the box-shaped part of the transparent cover 66 when replenishing ink. . In addition, the number of the box-shaped portion of the transparent cover 66 and the number of the cover portion 67 are not limited to 4, and can also be set to a number lower than 4 corresponding to the number of the grooves 21 of the groove unit 20. or more than 4. In addition, the transparent cover 66 can also be composed of four parts that are mutually independent. (Embodiment 18) Fig. 29 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 18. Specifically, FIG. 29 is a perspective view of the printer 64A of Embodiment 18 viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIG. 29 , the printer 64A of the eighteenth embodiment has a housing 65A and a transparent cover 66 . The difference between the printer 64A of the eighteenth embodiment and the printer 64 of the seventeenth embodiment is that the transparent cover 66 is arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 65A. The transparent cover 66 is disposed at the corner of the front 11 and the side wall 14 of the casing 65A. The +Z direction side of each of the four box-shaped portions of the transparent cover 66 is a cover portion 67 that is rotatable in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 29 . (Embodiment 19) Fig. 30 and Fig. 31 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer according to Embodiment 19. Specifically, FIG. 30 is a perspective view of the printer 70 of Embodiment 19 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 31 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 30 and 31 , the printer 70 of the nineteenth embodiment has a housing 71 and a transparent cover 72 . The transparent cover 72 is disposed at the corner of the front 11 and the side wall 13 of the casing 71 . The transparent cover 72 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane), and two surfaces along the YZ plane connected to both sides of the surface in the X-axis direction. The transparent cover 72 corresponds to the four grooves 21 (see FIG. 3 ), and is divided into four box-shaped parts by partitions along the YZ plane. The transparent cover 72 is configured to be slidable along the Y-axis relative to the housing 71 . When replenishing ink, from the state shown in FIG. 31 , the transparent tube cover 72 is slid toward the front side (+Y direction side) with respect to the casing 71 . Thereby, as shown in FIG. 30 , the transparent cover 72 can be pulled out from the casing 71 to the +Y direction side. By sliding the transparent cover 72 in the −Y direction side with respect to the case 71 in the pulled-out state, the transparent cover 72 can be accommodated in the case 71 as shown in FIG. 31 . (Embodiment 20) Fig. 32 and Fig. 33 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer according to Embodiment 20. Specifically, FIG. 32 is a perspective view of the printer 70A of Embodiment 20 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 33 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 32 and 33 , the printer 70A of Embodiment 20 has a housing 71A and a transparent cover 72 . The difference between the printer 70A of the 20th embodiment and the printer 70 of the 19th embodiment is that the transparent cover 72 is arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 71A. The transparent cover 72 is disposed at the corner of the front surface 11 and the side wall 14 of the casing 71A. The transparent cover 72 is configured to be slidable along the Y axis with respect to the housing 71A, and when replenishing ink, it can be slid toward the front side (+Y direction side) relative to the housing 71A from the state shown in FIG. Pull out from case 71A as shown in FIG. 33 . (Embodiment 21) Fig. 34 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 21. Specifically, FIG. 34 is a perspective view of the printer 74 of Embodiment 21 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 34 , the printer 74 of the twenty-first embodiment has a housing 75 , a transparent cover 76 , and a cover 77 . The transparent cover 76 is disposed at the corner of the front 11 and the side wall 13 of the casing 75 . The transparent cover 76 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane), and a surface along the side wall 13 (YZ plane) connected to the +X direction side of the surface. The transparent cover 76 corresponds to the four grooves 21 (see FIG. 3 ), and is divided into four box-shaped parts by partitions along the YZ plane. The cover 77 is provided on the +Z direction side of the transparent cover 76 and has a surface along the upper surface 12 (XY plane). The cover 77 is configured to be rotatable in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 34 relative to the case 75, and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the transparent cover 76 when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 22) Fig. 35 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 22. Specifically, FIG. 35 is a perspective view of the printer 74A of Embodiment 22 viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIG. 35 , a printer 74A of Embodiment 22 has a housing 75A, a transparent cover 76A, and a cover 77 . The difference between the printer 74A of Embodiment 22 and the printer 74 of Embodiment 21 is that the transparent cover 76A and the cover 77 are arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 75A. The transparent cover 76A is disposed at the corner of the front 11 and the side wall 14 of the casing 75A. The transparent cover 76A has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane), and a surface along the side wall 14 (YZ plane) connected to the −X direction side of the surface. The transparent cover 76A corresponds to the four grooves 21 (see FIG. 3 ), and is divided into four box-shaped parts by partitions along the YZ plane. The cover 77 is provided on the +Z direction side of the transparent cover 76A. The cover 77 is configured to be rotatable relative to the case 75A in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 35, and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the transparent cover 76A when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 23) Fig. 36 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 23. In detail, FIG. 36 is a perspective view of the printer 80 of Embodiment 23 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in Figure 36, the printer 80 of Embodiment 23 has a housing 81 and four transparent covers 82. The four transparent covers 82 are spaced apart from each other along the X-axis and arranged side by side on the front of the housing 81 11 on the +X direction side (side wall 13 side). The four transparent covers 82 correspond to the four grooves 21 (see FIG. 3 ). Each transparent cover 82 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane), and a surface along the upper surface 12 (YZ plane) arranged on the +Z direction side of the surface. A portion of each transparent cover 82 along the +Y direction side in the plane of the upper surface 12 becomes a rotatable cover portion 83 . The cover 83 is rotatable relative to the housing 81 in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 36 , and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the housing 81 when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 24) Fig. 37 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 24. Specifically, FIG. 37 is a perspective view of the printer 80A of Embodiment 24 viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIG. 37 , the printer 80A of the twenty-fourth embodiment has a housing 81A and four transparent covers 82 . The difference between the printer 80A of Embodiment 24 and the printer 80 of Embodiment 23 is that the transparent cover 82 is disposed on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 81A. The four transparent covers 82 are spaced apart from each other along the X axis and arranged side by side on the −X direction side (side wall 14 side) of the front surface 11 of the housing 81A. The portion of each transparent cover 82 along the +Y direction side in the plane of the upper surface 12 becomes a cover portion 83 that can rotate in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 37 . (Embodiment 25) FIG. 38 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer in Embodiment 25. FIG. Specifically, FIG. 38 is a perspective view of the printer 84 of the twenty-fifth embodiment as viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 38 , the printer 84 of Embodiment 25 has a housing 85 and four transparent covers 86 . The four transparent covers 86 are arranged at the corners of the front 11 and the side wall 13 of the housing 85 . The four transparent covers 86 are spaced apart from each other along the Z axis and arranged side by side. The four transparent covers 86 correspond to the four grooves 21 (see FIG. 3 ). Each transparent cover 86 is box-shaped and has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane) and two surfaces along the YZ plane connected to both sides of the surface in the X-axis direction. The transparent cover 86 is configured to protrude from the casing 85 by pressing the surface on the front 11 side with a finger or the like. When replenishing ink, as shown in FIG. 38 , the transparent cover 86 can be pressed with a finger to protrude from the casing 85 toward the front side (+Y direction side). The transparent cover 86 can be housed in the case 85 by pressing the side of the case 85 (the −Y direction side) from the state where the transparent cover 86 protrudes. (Embodiment 26) Fig. 39 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer in Embodiment 26. Specifically, FIG. 39 is a perspective view of the printer 84A of the twenty-sixth embodiment viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIG. 39 , the printer 84A of the twenty-sixth embodiment has a housing 85A and four transparent covers 86 . The difference between the printer 84A of the twenty-sixth embodiment and the printer 84 of the twenty-fifth embodiment is that the transparent cover 86 is arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 85A. Four transparent covers 86 are arranged at the corners of the front surface 11 and the side wall 14 of the casing 85 . The four transparent covers 86 are spaced apart from each other along the Z axis and arranged side by side. When replenishing ink, as shown in FIG. 39 , by pressing the transparent cover 86 with a finger or the like, the transparent cover 86 can protrude toward the front side (+Y direction side) from the casing 85A. (Embodiment 27) Fig. 40 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 27. Specifically, FIG. 40 is a perspective view of the printer 90 of the twenty-seventh embodiment as viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 40 , the printer 90 of Embodiment 27 has a housing 91 and four transparent covers 92 . The four transparent covers 92 are arranged at the corners of the front 11 and the side wall 13 of the housing 91 . The four transparent covers 92 are spaced apart from each other along the Z axis and arranged side by side. Each transparent cover 92 has a surface along the front (XZ plane) and a surface along the side wall 13 (YZ plane). The surface of each transparent cover 92 along the front surface 11 becomes a rotatable window portion 93 . The window portion 93 is configured to be able to rotate relative to the case 91 in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. . (Embodiment 28) Fig. 41 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer in Embodiment 28. In detail, FIG. 41 is a perspective view of the printer 90A of the twenty-eighth embodiment viewed from the -X direction. As shown in FIG. 41, the printer 90A of the twenty-eighth embodiment has a housing 91A and four transparent covers 92A. The difference between the printer 90A of the twenty-eighth embodiment and the printer 90 of the twenty-seventh embodiment is that the transparent cover 92A is disposed on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 91A. The four transparent covers 92A are arranged at the corners of the front 11 and the side wall 14 of the casing 91A. The four transparent covers 92A are spaced apart from each other along the Z axis and arranged side by side. Each transparent cover 92A has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane) and a surface along the side wall 14 (YZ plane). The surface of each transparent cover 92A along the front surface 11 becomes a rotatable window portion 93 . The window 93 is configured to be rotatable relative to the housing 91A in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 41 by pressing with a finger, and can be opened and closed toward the front side (+Y direction side) relative to the housing 91A when replenishing ink. . (Embodiment 29) Fig. 42 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 29. Specifically, FIG. 42 is a perspective view of the printer 94 of the twenty-ninth embodiment as viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 42 , the printer 94 of Embodiment 29 has a housing 95 and four transparent covers 96 . The four transparent covers 96 are arranged at the corners of the front 11 and the side wall 13 of the housing 95 . The four transparent covers 96 are spaced apart from each other along the Z axis and arranged side by side. Each transparent cover 96 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane) and a surface along the side wall 13 (YZ plane). The surface of each transparent cover 96 along the side wall 13 becomes a rotatable window portion 97 . The window 97 is configured to be able to rotate relative to the housing 95 in the R4 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. . (Embodiment 30) FIG. 43 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 30. FIG. Specifically, FIG. 43 is a perspective view of the printer 94A of Embodiment 30 viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIG. 43, a printer 94A of Embodiment 30 has a housing 95A and four transparent covers 96A. The difference between the printer 94A of Embodiment 30 and the printer 94 of Embodiment 29 is that the transparent cover 96A is disposed on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 95A. The four transparent covers 96A are arranged at the corners of the front 11 and the side wall 14 of the casing 95A. The four transparent covers 96A are spaced apart from each other along the Z axis and arranged side by side. Each transparent cover 96A has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane) and a surface along the side wall 14 (YZ plane). The surface of each transparent cover 96A along the side wall 14 becomes a rotatable window portion 97A. The window portion 97A is configured to be able to rotate relative to the casing 95A in the R3 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. Opening and closing. (Embodiment 31) Fig. 44 and Fig. 45 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer according to Embodiment 31. In detail, FIG. 44 is a perspective view of the printer 100 of Embodiment 31 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 45 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in FIG. 44 and FIG. 45 , the printer 100 of the thirty-first embodiment has a housing 101 and a transparent cover 102 . The transparent cover 102 is disposed on a portion on the +X direction side (side wall 13 side) of the casing 101 . The transparent cover 102 has a surface that connects the surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane) and the surface along the upper surface 12 (XY plane) with a curved surface, and a surface connected with this surface along the side wall 13 (YZ plane). noodle. The transparent cover 102 is configured to be rotatable in the R1 direction indicated by the arrow in FIG. 44 , and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the casing 101 when ink is replenished. (Embodiment 32) Fig. 46 and Fig. 47 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer according to Embodiment 32. Specifically, FIG. 46 is a perspective view of the printer 100A of Embodiment 32 viewed from the +X direction side, and FIG. 47 is a perspective view viewed from the −X direction side. As shown in FIG. 46 and FIG. 47, the printer 100A of the thirty-second embodiment has a housing 101A and a transparent cover 102A. The difference between the printer 100A of the thirty-second embodiment and the printer 100 of the thirty-first embodiment is that the transparent cover 102A is disposed on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the casing 101A. The transparent cover 102A is disposed on the −X direction side (the side wall 14 side) of the casing 101 . The transparent cover 102A has a surface that connects the surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane) and the surface along the upper surface 12 (XY plane) with a curved surface, and a surface that is connected with this surface along the side wall 14 (YZ plane). noodle. The transparent cover 102A is configured to be rotatable in the R1 direction indicated by the arrow in FIG. 46 , and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the housing 101A when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 33) Fig. 48 and Fig. 49 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer according to Embodiment 33. Specifically, FIG. 48 and FIG. 49 are perspective views of the printer 104 of the embodiment 33 viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 48 and 49 , the printer 104 of the thirty-third embodiment has a housing 105 , a transparent cover 106 , and a cover 107 . The transparent cover 106 is disposed on the side wall 14 of the casing 105 . The transparent cover 106 has a face along the sidewall 14 (YZ plane). The cover 107 is provided on the side wall 14 of the casing 105 , and is arranged on the upper side (+Z direction side) of the transparent cover 106 . The cover 107 may or may not be translucent. The cover 107 is configured to be rotatable relative to the housing 105 in the R4 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 48 , and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the transparent cover 106 when replenishing ink. As shown in FIG. 49, in the state where the cover 107 is opened, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. (Embodiment 34) Figures 50 and 51 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 34. Specifically, FIGS. 50 and 51 are perspective views of the printer 104A of Embodiment 34 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 50 and 51 , the printer 104A of the thirty-fourth embodiment has a housing 105A, a transparent cover 106 , and a cover 107 . The difference between the printer 104A of Embodiment 34 and the printer 104 of Embodiment 33 is that the transparent cover 106 and cover 107 are arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 105A. The transparent cover 106 is disposed on the side wall 13 of the casing 105A. The transparent cover 106 has a surface along the side wall 13 (YZ plane). The cover 107 is provided on the side wall 13 of the casing 105A, and is arranged on the upper side (+Z direction side) of the transparent cover 106 . The cover 107 is configured to be rotatable in the R3 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 50 relative to the case 105A, and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the transparent cover 106 when replenishing ink. As shown in FIG. 51, when the cover 107 is opened, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. (Embodiment 35) Fig. 52 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 35. In detail, FIG. 52 is a perspective view of the printer 110 of Embodiment 35 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in Figure 52, the printer 110 of Embodiment 35 has a housing 111 and four transparent covers 112. The four transparent covers 112 are spaced apart from each other along the Z axis and arranged side by side on the front side 11 of the housing 111. The part on the +X direction side (the side wall 13 side). Each transparent cover 112 corresponds to each groove 21 (see FIG. 3 ). Each transparent cover 112 is configured in a box shape having a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane). The transparent cover 112 is configured to protrude from the casing 111 by pressing the central portion of the surface on the front 11 side with a finger or the like. When replenishing ink, as shown in FIG. 52 , the transparent cover 112 can be pressed with a finger or the like to protrude from the casing 111 toward the front side (+Y direction side). Thereby, the liquid injection port 22 of the groove|channel 21 (refer FIG. 3) is exposed. The transparent cover 112 can be housed in the case 111 by pressing the transparent cover 112 from the protruded state toward the case 111 side (the −Y direction side). (Embodiment 36) Fig. 53 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 36. Specifically, FIG. 53 is a perspective view of the printer 110A of the thirty-sixth embodiment viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIG. 53, the printer 110A of the thirty-sixth embodiment has a housing 111A and four transparent covers 112 in a box shape. The difference between the printer 110A of the thirty-sixth embodiment and the printer 110 of the thirty-fifth embodiment is that the transparent cover 112 is arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the casing 111A. The four transparent covers 112 are spaced apart from each other along the Z-axis and arranged side by side on the -X direction side (side wall 14 side) of the front surface 11 of the casing 111A. When replenishing ink, by pressing the center of the surface of the transparent cover 112 on the front 11 side with a finger or the like, it can protrude from the case 111A toward the near side (+Y direction side). (Embodiment 37) Fig. 54 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 37. Specifically, FIG. 54 is a perspective view of the printer 114 of the thirty-seventh embodiment viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in Fig. 54, the printer 114 of the 37th embodiment has a casing 115 and four transparent covers 116. The four transparent covers 116 are arranged on the front side 11 of the casing 115 and arranged side by side along the X axis. Each transparent cover 116 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane). The transparent cover 116 is configured to be able to rotate relative to the housing 115 in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. side) open and close. Thereby, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. The transparent cover 116 can be accommodated in the case 115 by pressing the transparent cover 116 toward the case 115 side (the direction opposite to the R2 direction) from the opened state. (Embodiment 38) Fig. 55 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer in Embodiment 38. In detail, FIG. 55 is a perspective view of the printer 117 of Embodiment 38 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 55 , the printer 117 of the thirty-eighth embodiment has a housing 118 and four transparent covers 119 . A stepped portion having a stepped surface 12 a along the XY plane is formed on the front surface 11 side (+Y direction side) and the upper surface 12 side (+Z direction side) of the casing 118 . The four transparent covers 119 are spaced apart from each other along the X-axis and arranged side by side at the stepped portion on the front side 11 side of the casing 118 . The transparent cover 119 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane) and a surface along the step surface 12a (XY plane). The transparent cover 119 is configured to be rotatable relative to the casing 118 in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. The casing 118 is opened and closed. Thereby, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. (Embodiment 39) Fig. 56 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 39. Specifically, FIG. 56 is a perspective view of the printer 120 of the thirty-ninth embodiment viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 56 , the printer 120 of the thirty-ninth embodiment has a casing 121 , four transparent covers 122 , and a cover 123 . On the front surface 11 side (+Y direction side) and the upper surface 12 side (+Z direction side) of the casing 121 , a stepped portion having a stepped surface 12 a along the XY plane is formed. The four transparent covers 122 are spaced apart from each other along the X-axis and arranged side by side on the front surface 11 of the casing 121 . The transparent cover 122 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane). The cover 123 is provided on the stepped portion of the housing 121 and has a length equal to or greater than the length of the four transparent covers 122 aligned in the X-axis direction. The cover 123 is configured to be rotatable relative to the housing 121 in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 56, and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the transparent cover 122 when replenishing ink. (Embodiment 40) Fig. 57 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 40. In detail, FIG. 57 is a perspective view of the printer 124 of Embodiment 40 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in Figure 57, the printer 124 of embodiment 40 has a housing 125, 4 transparent covers 126, and 2 transparent covers 127. The 4 transparent covers 126 are arranged on the front side 11 of the housing 125, And they are arranged in parallel along the X-axis. Each transparent cover 126 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane). The transparent cover 126 is configured so that it can be rotated relative to the housing 125 in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. Opening and closing. Thereby, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. The transparent cover 127 has a surface along the side walls 13 and 14 (YZ plane) and a curved surface, and is sandwiched between the four transparent covers 126 and arranged around the side walls 13 and 14 from the front side 11 of the casing 125 . Therefore, the four transparent covers 126 and the two transparent covers 127 are arranged in a strip shape throughout the side wall 13 , the front surface 11 , and the side wall 14 of the casing 125 . (Embodiment 41) Fig. 58 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 41. In detail, FIG. 58 is a perspective view of the printer 130 of Embodiment 41 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in Figure 58, the printer 130 of Embodiment 41 has a housing 131 and four transparent covers 132. The four transparent covers 132 are arranged on the front side 11 of the housing 131 and are spaced from each other along the X axis and configured side by side. Each transparent cover 132 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane). The transparent cover 132 is configured to be rotated relative to the housing 131 in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 58 by being pressed by a finger or the like, and can be opened and closed toward the front side (+Y direction side) relative to the housing 131 when replenishing ink. . Thereby, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. (Embodiment 42) Figures 59 and 60 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 42. In detail, FIGS. 59 and 60 are perspective views of the printer 134 of Embodiment 42 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 59 and 60 , the printer 134 of the forty-second embodiment has a housing 135 and a transparent cover 136 . As shown in FIG. 59 , the transparent cover 136 is disposed on the front surface 11 of the casing 135 . The transparent cover 136 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane). The transparent cover 136 is configured to be rotatable in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 59 with respect to the housing 135 and to be opened and closed toward the near side (+Y direction side). As shown in FIG. 60, when the transparent cover 136 is opened, the groove 21 is exposed. The ink can be replenished to the groove 21 by sliding the groove 21 to the near side (+Y direction side). (Embodiment 43) Figures 61 and 62 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 43. Specifically, Fig. 61 and Fig. 62 are perspective views of the printer 140 of the embodiment 43 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 61 and FIG. 62 , the printer 140 of the forty-third embodiment has a casing 141 , a transparent cover 142 , and a frame 143 . As shown in FIG. 61 , the frame 143 is provided on a portion on the upper surface 12 side (+Z direction side) of the front surface 11 of the housing 141 . The transparent cover 142 is installed inside the frame 143 . The frame 143 is configured to be rotatable relative to the housing 141 in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. As shown in FIG. 62, if the frame 143 on which the transparent cover 142 is installed is opened, the groove 21 is exposed. By sliding the groove 21 to the near side (+Y direction side), ink can be replenished from the liquid injection port 22 to the groove 21 . (Embodiment 44) Figures 63 and 64 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 44. Specifically, FIG. 63 and FIG. 64 are perspective views of the printer 144 of Embodiment 44 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 63 and 64 , the printer 144 of the forty-fourth embodiment has a housing 145 , a transparent cover 146 , and a frame 147 . As shown in FIG. 63 , the frame 147 is provided obliquely with respect to the front surface 11 and the upper surface 12 at the corners of the front surface 11 and the upper surface 12 of the casing 145 . The transparent cover 146 is installed inside the frame 147 . The frame 147 is configured to be rotatable relative to the housing 145 in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. As shown in FIG. 64, if the frame 147 on which the transparent cover 146 is installed is opened, the groove 21 is exposed, and ink can be replenished from the liquid inlet 22 to the groove 21. (Embodiment 45) Fig. 65 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 45. In detail, FIG. 65 is a perspective view of the printer 150 of Embodiment 45 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIG. 65, the printer 150 of the forty-fifth embodiment has a housing 151 and four transparent covers 152. The four transparent covers 152 are arranged on the front side 11 of the housing 151 and are arranged side by side along the X axis. Each transparent cover 152 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane). On the +X direction side of the four transparent covers 152 on the front surface 11 of the casing 151 , the operation panel 3 and the four transparent covers 152 are arranged side by side along the X axis. The transparent cover 152 is configured so that it can be rotated relative to the housing 151 in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. )Opening and closing. Thereby, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. (Embodiment 46) Fig. 66 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 46. Specifically, FIG. 66 is a perspective view of the printer 150A of Embodiment 46 viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIG. 66 , the printer 150A of the forty-sixth embodiment has a casing 151A and four transparent covers 152 . The difference between the printer 150A of the forty-sixth embodiment and the printer 150 of the forty-fifth embodiment is that the operation panel 3A is arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the casing 151A. The four transparent covers 152 are arranged on the front surface 11 of the casing 151A and arranged side by side along the X-axis. On the -X direction side of the four transparent covers 152 in the front surface 11 of the casing 151A, the operation panel 3A and the four transparent covers 152 are arranged side by side along the X axis. The transparent cover 152 is configured so that it can be rotated relative to the case 151A in the R2 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. )Opening and closing. Thereby, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. (Embodiment 47) Fig. 67 and Fig. 68 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer of Embodiment 47. Specifically, Fig. 67 and Fig. 68 are perspective views of the printer 154 of the embodiment 47 viewed from the +X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 67 and 68 , the printer 154 of the forty-seventh embodiment has a housing 155 , a transparent cover 156 , and a cover 157 . The transparent cover 156 is provided on a portion of the front surface 11 of the casing 155 on the +X direction side (the side wall 13 side). The transparent cover 156 has a surface along the front surface 11 (XZ plane). The cover 157 is disposed on the upper side (+Z direction side) of the transparent cover 156 provided on the +X direction side (side wall 13 side) of the front surface 11 of the housing 155 . The cover 157 may or may not have light transmission. The cover 157 is configured to be rotatable relative to the housing 155 in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 67, and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the transparent cover 156 during ink replenishment. As shown in FIG. 68, when the cover 157 is opened, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. (Embodiment 48) Figures 69 and 70 are perspective views showing the appearance of a printer in Embodiment 48. Specifically, FIG. 69 and FIG. 70 are perspective views of the printer 154A of Embodiment 48 viewed from the -X direction side. As shown in FIGS. 69 and 70 , the printer 154A of the forty-eighth embodiment has a housing 155A, a transparent cover 156 , and a cover 157 . The difference between the printer 154A of Embodiment 48 and the printer 154 of Embodiment 47 is that the transparent cover 156 and cover 157 are arranged on the opposite side of the X-axis direction relative to the housing 155A. The transparent cover 156 is provided on the -X direction side (side wall 14 side) of the front surface 11 of the casing 155A. The cover 157 is disposed on the upper side (+Z direction side) of the transparent cover 156 provided on the -X direction side (side wall 14 side) of the front surface 11 of the casing 155A. The cover 157 is configured to be rotatable relative to the housing 155A in the R1 direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 69, and can be opened and closed upward (+Z direction side) relative to the transparent cover 156 when replenishing ink. As shown in FIG. 70, when the cover 157 is opened, the liquid injection port 22 of the tank 21 is exposed. As mentioned above, although each Example of the embodiment of this invention was demonstrated, this invention is not limited to the said Example, It can also be implemented with various structures in the range which does not deviate from the summary. For example, in order to solve part or all of the above-mentioned problems, or to achieve part or all of the above-mentioned effects, the technical features in the embodiments and examples corresponding to the technical features in the various forms described in the column of the content of the invention can be appropriately replaced. or a combination. In addition, if the technical features are not described as essential in this specification, they can be omitted appropriately.

1:印表機 1A:印表機 1B:印表機 1C:印表機 2:殼體 2A:殼體 3:操作面板 3A:操作面板 4:排紙部 4A:排紙部 5:透明罩蓋 5A:透明罩蓋 6:蓋 7:電源按鈕 8:顯示面板 9:罩蓋 10:罩蓋 11:正面 12:上表面 12a:階差面 13:側壁 14:側壁 15:記錄頭 16:控制部 17:墨水供給管 20:槽單元 21:槽 22:液體注入口 23:注入面 24:視認面 25:上限標記 26:下限標記 27:側面 28:側面 30:印表機 30A:印表機 31:殼體 32:透明罩蓋 33:蓋 34:罩蓋 35:罩蓋 36:殼體 37:罩蓋 38:罩蓋 40:印表機 40A:印表機 41:殼體 41A:殼體 42:自動送稿裝置 43:供排紙部 44:自動送稿裝置 46:印表機 46A:印表機 47:殼體 47A:殼體 48:透明罩蓋 49:透明罩蓋 50:印表機 50A:印表機 51:殼體 52:透明罩蓋 52A:透明罩蓋 53:透明罩蓋 53A:透明罩蓋 56:印表機 56A:印表機 57:殼體 57A:殼體 58:透明罩蓋 58A:透明罩蓋 60:印表機 60A:印表機 61:殼體 61A:殼體 62:透明罩蓋 62A:透明罩蓋 63:凹陷 63A:凹陷 64:印表機 64A:印表機 65:殼體 65A:殼體 66:透明罩蓋 67:蓋部 70:印表機 70A:印表機 71:殼體 71A:殼體 72:透明罩蓋 74:印表機 74A:印表機 75:殼體 75A:殼體 76:透明罩蓋 76A:透明罩蓋 77:蓋 80:印表機 80A:印表機 81:殼體 81A:殼體 82:透明罩蓋 83:蓋部 84:印表機 84A:印表機 85:殼體 85A:殼體 86:透明罩蓋 90:印表機 90A:印表機 91:殼體 91A:殼體 92:透明罩蓋 92A:透明罩蓋 93:窗部 94:印表機 94A:印表機 95:殼體 95A:殼體 96:透明罩蓋 96A:透明罩蓋 97:窗部 97A:窗部 100:印表機 100A:印表機 101:殼體 101A:殼體 102:透明罩蓋 102A:透明罩蓋 104:印表機 104A:印表機 105:殼體 105A:殼體 106:透明罩蓋 107:蓋 110:印表機 110A:印表機 111:殼體 111A:殼體 112:透明罩蓋 114:印表機 115:殼體 116:透明罩蓋 117:印表機 118:殼體 119:透明罩蓋 120:印表機 121:殼體 122:透明罩蓋 123:蓋 124:印表機 125:殼體 126:透明罩蓋 127:透明罩蓋 130:印表機 131:殼體 132:透明罩蓋 134:印表機 135:殼體 136:透明罩蓋 140:印表機 141:殼體 142:透明罩蓋 143:框架 144:印表機 145:殼體 146:透明罩蓋 147:框架 150:印表機 150A:印表機 151:殼體 151A:殼體 152:透明罩蓋 154:印表機 154A:印表機 155:殼體 155A:殼體 156:透明罩蓋 157:蓋 P:記錄媒體 R1:方向 R2:方向 R3:方向 R4:方向 R5:方向 R6:方向 X:軸 Y:軸 Z:軸 1: Printer 1A: Printer 1B: Printer 1C: Printer 2: Shell 2A: shell 3: Operation panel 3A: Operation panel 4: Finishing department 4A: Finishing Department 5: Transparent cover 5A: Transparent cover 6: cover 7: Power button 8: Display panel 9: cover 10: cover 11: front 12: Upper surface 12a: Step surface 13: side wall 14: side wall 15: Recording head 16: Control Department 17:Ink supply tube 20: Slot unit 21: slot 22: Liquid injection port 23: Injection surface 24: visual recognition 25: Upper limit mark 26: Lower limit mark 27: side 28: side 30: Printer 30A: Printer 31: Shell 32: Transparent cover 33: cover 34: cover 35: cover 36: Shell 37: cover 38: cover 40: Printer 40A: Printer 41: shell 41A: Housing 42: Automatic document feeding device 43:Paper supply and discharge department 44: Automatic document feeding device 46: Printer 46A: Printer 47: shell 47A: shell 48: Transparent cover 49: Transparent cover 50: Printer 50A: Printer 51: shell 52: Transparent cover 52A: Transparent cover 53: Transparent cover 53A: transparent cover 56: Printer 56A: Printer 57: shell 57A: Housing 58: Transparent cover 58A: Transparent cover 60:Printer 60A: Printer 61: Shell 61A: Housing 62: Transparent cover 62A: Transparent cover 63: sunken 63A: Depression 64: Printer 64A: Printer 65: Shell 65A: Housing 66: Transparent cover 67: cover 70: Printer 70A: Printer 71: shell 71A: shell 72: transparent cover 74: Printer 74A: Printer 75: shell 75A: shell 76: transparent cover 76A: Transparent cover 77: cover 80:Printer 80A: Printer 81: shell 81A: shell 82: Transparent cover 83: Cover 84:Printer 84A: Printer 85: shell 85A: Shell 86: Transparent cover 90:Printer 90A: Printer 91: shell 91A: shell 92: transparent cover 92A: transparent cover 93: window 94: Printer 94A: Printer 95: shell 95A: Housing 96: transparent cover 96A: Transparent cover 97: window 97A: window 100: Printer 100A: Printer 101: Shell 101A: Shell 102: transparent cover 102A: transparent cover 104: Printer 104A: Printer 105: shell 105A: Housing 106: transparent cover 107: cover 110: Printer 110A: Printer 111: Shell 111A: shell 112: transparent cover 114: Printer 115: Shell 116: transparent cover 117: Printer 118: Shell 119: transparent cover 120: Printer 121: shell 122: transparent cover 123: cover 124: Printer 125: shell 126: transparent cover 127: transparent cover 130: Printer 131: shell 132: transparent cover 134: Printer 135: shell 136: transparent cover 140: printer 141: shell 142: transparent cover 143: frame 144: Printer 145: shell 146: transparent cover 147: frame 150: Printer 150A: Printer 151: Shell 151A: Shell 152: transparent cover 154: Printer 154A: Printer 155: shell 155A: shell 156: transparent cover 157: cover P: recording media R1: Direction R2: Direction R3: Direction R4: Direction R5: Direction R6: Direction X: axis Y: axis Z: axis

圖1係顯示實施例1之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖2係顯示實施例1之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖3係顯示實施例1之印表機之主要構成之立體圖。 圖4係顯示實施例2之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖5係顯示實施例2之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖6係顯示實施例3之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖7係顯示實施例3之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖8係顯示實施例4之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖9係顯示實施例4之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖10係顯示實施例5之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖11係顯示實施例5之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖12係顯示實施例6之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖13係顯示實施例6之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖14係顯示實施例7之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖15係顯示實施例7之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖16係顯示實施例8之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖17係顯示實施例8之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖18係顯示實施例9之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖19係顯示實施例9之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖20係顯示實施例10之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖21係顯示實施例10之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖22係顯示實施例11之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖23係顯示實施例12之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖24係顯示實施例13之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖25係顯示實施例14之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖26係顯示實施例15之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖27係顯示實施例16之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖28係顯示實施例17之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖29係顯示實施例18之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖30係顯示實施例19之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖31係顯示實施例19之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖32係顯示實施例20之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖33係顯示實施例20之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖34係顯示實施例21之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖35係顯示實施例22之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖36係顯示實施例23之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖37係顯示實施例24之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖38係顯示實施例25之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖39係顯示實施例26之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖40係顯示實施例27之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖41係顯示實施例28之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖42係顯示實施例29之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖43係顯示實施例30之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖44係顯示實施例31之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖45係顯示實施例31之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖46係顯示實施例32之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖47係顯示實施例32之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖48係顯示實施例33之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖49係顯示實施例33之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖50係顯示實施例34之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖51係顯示實施例34之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖52係顯示實施例35之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖53係顯示實施例36之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖54係顯示實施例37之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖55係顯示實施例38之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖56係顯示實施例39之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖57係顯示實施例40之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖58係顯示實施例41之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖59係顯示實施例42之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖60係顯示實施例42之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖61係顯示實施例43之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖62係顯示實施例43之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖63係顯示實施例44之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖64係顯示實施例44之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖65係顯示實施例45之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖66係顯示實施例46之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖67係顯示實施例47之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖68係顯示實施例47之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖69係顯示實施例48之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 圖70係顯示實施例48之印表機之外觀之立體圖。 FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the main components of the printer of Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 2. FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 2. FIG. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 3. FIG. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 3. FIG. FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 4. FIG. FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 4. FIG. Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 5. Fig. 11 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 5. Fig. 12 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the sixth embodiment. Fig. 13 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the sixth embodiment. Fig. 14 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the seventh embodiment. Fig. 15 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the seventh embodiment. Fig. 16 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the eighth embodiment. Fig. 17 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the eighth embodiment. FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 9. FIG. Fig. 19 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the ninth embodiment. Fig. 20 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the tenth embodiment. Fig. 21 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the tenth embodiment. Fig. 22 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the eleventh embodiment. Fig. 23 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the twelfth embodiment. Fig. 24 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirteenth embodiment. Fig. 25 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the fourteenth embodiment. Fig. 26 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the fifteenth embodiment. Fig. 27 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the sixteenth embodiment. Fig. 28 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the seventeenth embodiment. Fig. 29 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the eighteenth embodiment. Fig. 30 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the nineteenth embodiment. Fig. 31 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the nineteenth embodiment. Fig. 32 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 20. Fig. 33 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 20. Fig. 34 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the twenty-first embodiment. Fig. 35 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the twenty-second embodiment. Fig. 36 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 23. Fig. 37 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the twenty-fourth embodiment. Fig. 38 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the twenty-fifth embodiment. Fig. 39 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the twenty-sixth embodiment. Fig. 40 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the twenty-seventh embodiment. Fig. 41 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the twenty-eighth embodiment. Fig. 42 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the twenty-ninth embodiment. Fig. 43 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 30. Fig. 44 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-first embodiment. Fig. 45 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-first embodiment. Fig. 46 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-second embodiment. Fig. 47 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-second embodiment. Fig. 48 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 33. Fig. 49 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 33. Fig. 50 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-fourth embodiment. Fig. 51 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-fourth embodiment. Fig. 52 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-fifth embodiment. Fig. 53 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-sixth embodiment. Fig. 54 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-seventh embodiment. Fig. 55 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-eighth embodiment. Fig. 56 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the thirty-ninth embodiment. Fig. 57 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 40. Fig. 58 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-first embodiment. Fig. 59 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-second embodiment. Fig. 60 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-second embodiment. Fig. 61 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 43. Fig. 62 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of Embodiment 43. Fig. 63 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-fourth embodiment. Fig. 64 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-fourth embodiment. Fig. 65 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-fifth embodiment. Fig. 66 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-sixth embodiment. Fig. 67 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-seventh embodiment. Fig. 68 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-seventh embodiment. Fig. 69 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-eighth embodiment. Fig. 70 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the printer of the forty-eighth embodiment.

1:印表機 1: Printer

2:殼體 2: shell

3:操作面板 3: Operation panel

4:排紙部 4: Finishing department

5:透明罩蓋 5: Transparent cover

6:蓋 6: cover

7:電源按鈕 7: Power button

8:顯示面板 8: Display panel

9:罩蓋 9: cover

10:罩蓋 10: cover

11:正面 11: front

12:上表面 12: Upper surface

13:側壁 13: side wall

14:側壁 14: side wall

R1:方向 R1: Direction

X:軸 X: axis

Y:軸 Y: axis

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一種記錄裝置，其特徵在於具備：槽，其係以至少一部分具有透光性之構件構成；殼體，其覆蓋上述槽；操作面板，其可進行各種操作；及注入口，其可注入液體；且上述槽隔著上述操作面板配置於兩側；且於上述殼體之正面及側面設置有可視認收納於上述槽內部之液體之可視認構件。 A recording device characterized by comprising: a groove, which is composed of at least a part of a light-transmitting member; a casing, which covers the groove; an operation panel, which can perform various operations; and an injection port, which can inject liquid; And the above-mentioned tank is arranged on both sides with the above-mentioned operation panel interposed; and the front and side surfaces of the above-mentioned casing are provided with a visible member for visually recognizing the liquid contained in the above-mentioned tank. 一種記錄裝置，其特徵在於具備：槽，其係以至少一部分具有透光性之構件構成；殼體，其覆蓋上述槽；排紙部，其排出用紙；及注入口，其可注入液體；且於上述殼體之至少一部份設置有可視認收納於上述槽內部之液體之可視認構件；且上述槽設置於上述排紙部之上部。 A recording device characterized by comprising: a groove, which is composed of at least a part of a light-transmitting member; a casing, which covers the groove; a paper discharge part, which discharges paper; and an inlet, which can inject liquid; At least a part of the housing is provided with a visible member for visually recognizing the liquid contained in the tank; and the tank is provided on the upper part of the paper discharge part. 如請求項1之記錄裝置，其中於上述殼體之上表面設置有上述可視認構件。 The recording device according to claim 1, wherein the above-mentioned visible member is provided on the upper surface of the above-mentioned housing. 如請求項1或2之記錄裝置，其中上述槽於鉛直方向上並排設置。 The recording device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the grooves are arranged side by side in the vertical direction. 如請求項1至3中任一項之記錄裝置，其中上述可視認構件藉由按壓可轉動。 The recording device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the above-mentioned visible recognition member is rotatable by pressing. 如請求項1至3中任一項之記錄裝置，其中上述注入口之注入面朝向與鉛直方向交叉之方向。 The recording device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the injection surface of the injection port is oriented in a direction intersecting the vertical direction. 如請求項1至3中任一項之記錄裝置，其中於上述槽之前側面設置有罩蓋，且藉由使上述罩蓋轉動而露出可將液體注入之注入口。 The recording device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a cover is provided on the front side of the groove, and an injection port through which the liquid can be injected is exposed by rotating the cover. 如請求項1至3中任一項之記錄裝置，其中上述可視認構件係以樹脂材料形成。 The recording device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the above-mentioned visible recognition member is formed of a resin material.
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