WO1994022264A1 - Apparatus for recording image - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an image recording device such as a copying machine, a laser printer, a facsimile, etc., and a recording paper on which image data is recorded is classified by the software and classified.
- the present invention relates to an image recording apparatus having a sort function and a staple function for binding a book with a stapler.
- A4 size and A3 size papers are heavily used by private companies, but the government and the government have decided to use B size papers by law or ministerial ordinance. Are also used relatively often. As a result, the A size and the B size are mixed. This causes a serious problem in document storage and management.
- some copiers have the function of detecting the size of the original, automatically selecting the recording paper that matches the size from the paper feed cassette, and sending it out. It is difficult to copy reliably on recording paper of a size (for example, A4 size). Even in copiers that do not have such a function, if various sizes of recording paper are loaded, the user can use the same size of recording paper as the original. There is a high possibility of selection, so it is difficult to copy on a uniform size recording paper. Therefore, in order to ensure that the office is unified to single-size paper, it is necessary to use a copier that can only fit recording paper of the specified size.
- an A3 size original 4910 larger than an A4 size is converted into two A4 size recording papers.
- the recording paper on which the image data was recorded is classified by the software and the bundle of classified recording paper is stapled by a stapler.
- a device having a foot function and a staple function for binding and binding is roughly classified into a dynamic original feeder 4301 that automatically feeds originals, and an image reader that reads image data from originals fed by the automatic original feeder 4301.
- Unit 4302 an image forming unit 4303 that records the read image data on the recording paper, and a plurality of recording papers that have been discharged from the image forming unit 4303.
- the stapler 4305 moves in the direction 4350a along bin 4304a and in the direction 4350b to move bin 4304a up and down. This is a possible configuration.
- the user When using the staple function in such an apparatus, the user first selects the staple function via an operation display unit (not shown), and then selects the staple function. By selecting the start of step 4, further setting the binding ft width when binding the recording paper, and then pressing the copy start key (not shown), you can obtain a bundle of recording paper (binding) bound by the staple. be able to.
- the binding margin is set to prevent the output image data on the recording paper from being difficult to read (or hard to see) due to stapling.
- an area that is difficult to read due to the stable position 4401 is set as a binding margin width.
- the setting is made by the user inputting an arbitrary value in mm units or selecting a desired value from a plurality of preset binding widths.
- the image recording apparatus shifts the recording position of the image data on the recording paper by a value corresponding to the set binding width.
- the recording paper is bound at the step position shown in Fig. 31 (b).
- the recording paper is bound at the stapling position shown in Fig. 31 (c). Is done.
- the image at the beginning (or the end) of the page is limited to the last bound portion as shown in Fig. 32 (a).
- the middle part of the page is difficult to see to the last minute of the binding as shown in Fig. 32 (b).
- the images that can be seen at the second page (2) are shown at the 9th page (9) and 10th page (10) in Fig. 33 (a) and Fig. 32 (b).
- the viewable image is shown in Fig. 33 (b)
- This size difference increases as the number of recording paper pages to be bound increases.
- the image near the binding portion becomes difficult to see when opened.
- a sheet document G in B 4 size as shown in the third Figure 4 there is ⁇ G N.
- Each document and different images to the left and right are formed.
- these images are paged as (1) to (2N). That is, the first original G, the the B 5 size (1), an image of (2), the second document G 2 of B 5 size (3), are formed images (4).
- these manuscripts are copied, they are finally arranged and bound as shown in Fig. 35.
- An odd-page image is formed on one side of each recording sheet, and an even-page image is formed on the other side.
- binding margin in advance at the time of recording.
- the copy margin is constant during the copy operation.
- the binding margin in FIG. 36 is also formed in this manner.
- a fourth object of the present invention is to improve workability and convenience in manually binding recording paper using a hand stapler.
- the present invention arranges and records an original of a desired size on a recording paper of a predetermined size with an appropriate layout, and always prints the image so that the image can be viewed well with a two-page spread.
- the sixth purpose is to form a binding margin. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention provides an image size recognizing means for recognizing a size of an image to be recorded, an image reading means for reading an image to be recorded, and a recording paper having a predetermined size. Paper feeding means for feeding paper, image forming means for forming an image on the recording paper fed from the paper feeding means, and image recognition means based on the recognition results of the image size recognition means. If the size of the image to be recorded is larger than the prescribed size of recording paper, the read image is divided into two parts, and the two images are positioned at the center of both images so that the edges of the two images are aligned with the binding margins on separate recording paper. It is an object of the present invention to provide an image recording apparatus comprising: an image processing means for performing image processing for displacing the image; and a dual image output means for outputting an image processed by the image processing means to the image forming means.
- the image processing means described above determines the displacement direction of the center position of the image formed on the first sheet of paper and the displacement direction of the center position of the image formed on the second sheet of recording ⁇ : It is desirable that the directions are opposite to each other.
- an image size recognizing means for recognizing a size of an image to be recorded, an image reading means for reading and storing an image to be recorded, and a recording paper having a predetermined size.
- a paper feed unit for feeding the image, an image forming means for forming an image on the recording paper fed from the paper means, a recording paper reversing means for reversing the recording paper on which the image is recorded, and an image size. If the size of the image to be recorded is larger than the predetermined size of the recording paper based on the recognition result of the recognition means, the read image is divided into two parts, and each of them is attached to a binding margin on another recording paper.
- Image processing means for performing image processing for displacing the image center position so that they are aligned, image output means for outputting an image processed by the image processing means to the image forming means, and a first recording sheet or a second sheet.
- the recording paper throat There is provided an image recording apparatus and control means for controlling so as to reverse the recording sheet reversing means one Laka.
- the present invention provides a document feeding means for automatically feeding a sheet document, a document size recognizing means for recognizing the size of the fed document, and Image reading means for reading and storing, paper feeding means for storing and feeding recording paper of a predetermined size, image forming means for forming an image on the recording paper fed from the paper feeding means, and recording of the image. If the size of the original is larger than the predetermined size of the recording paper based on the recognition results of the recording paper reversing means for reversing the recording paper and the document size recognition means, the scanned image is divided into two parts, each of which is separated.
- Image processing means for performing image processing for displacing the center position of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding margin on the recording paper, image output means for outputting the image processed by the image processing means to the image forming means, 1st sheet Serial ⁇ or reversed by the recording sheet reversing means one or the other of the second sheet of recording paper And a control unit for controlling the image recording apparatus.
- the above-mentioned recording paper reversing stage comprises a conveyance path for double-sided copying and a paper feeder.
- recording paper on which image data is recorded is sorted by a sorter, and a bundle of the classified recording paper is bound by a stabilizer to be bound.
- a stable position input means for inputting a stable position when binding the bundle of recording paper, and a stable position input means for inputting through the stable position input means.
- the present invention sorts recording paper on which image data has been recorded by a sorter, binds the classified bundle of recording paper with a stapler and binds the book with a sorting function and a stable function.
- An image recording apparatus having a function, wherein: a stable position input means for inputting a stable position when binding the bundle of recording paper; a page number input means for inputting the number of pages of a document; Based on the stable position input via the pull position input means and the number of pages input via the page number input means, the binding margin of the recording paper is gradually increased to approximately half the number of pages of the original.
- the binding width on the recording paper is determined so that the binding width of the recording paper is gradually reduced from the page which exceeds approximately half, and the recording paper is set according to the binding width.
- a recording position changing unit for changing a recording position of the image data on the above, and when the stable position is input via the stable position input unit, the software Control means for instructing the stapler and the stapler to drive, wherein the stapler binds the bundle of recording papers based on a stapling position input through the step position input means.
- the stapler is movable along two mutually perpendicular edges of the recording paper stored all over the software.
- the stapler performs a process of forming a plurality of needle holes or embossing the binding portion of the bundle of recording paper.
- the present invention provides a print designation designating a print at a position of a step when binding a bundle of recording papers, and / or at a position of a notch hole, a hole or a center thereof.
- Means, and a binding width on the recording paper is determined based on the position of the stable or Z and the position of the punch hole or its center designated through the printing designation means.
- Recording position changing means for changing the recording position of the image data on the recording paper;
- the stable position or / and / or the position of the punch hole or its center is added to the binding margin of the recording paper based on the specified position. It is an object of the present invention to provide an image recording apparatus provided with a printing means for printing a position.
- the printing means prints t, which is the position of staples, on the front of the front page of the recording paper and on the back of the last page, and the position of the punch hole or its center.
- the present invention provides an image storage means for storing an image to be recorded, a paper feeding means for storing and feeding a predetermined size of recording paper, and a paper feeding means for feeding paper from the paper feeding means.
- Image forming means for forming an image on recording paper; image processing means for performing image processing for displacing an image center position so that an image end is aligned with a binding edge on recording paper; and an image processed by the image processing means.
- image output means for outputting the image data to the image forming means.
- input means for inputting the total number of pages of the document to be recorded control means for determining the number of recording sheets to be recorded from the total number of pages, and binding to approximately half of the number of recording sheets.
- the width of the binding margin is increased so that the width of the binding margin becomes smaller after that. It is desirable to have a binding width changing means for changing the width. It is also desirable to provide a binding width changing means for changing the binding width every fixed page. Further, it is preferable that the binding width changing means adjusts the variation of the binding width according to the thickness of the recording paper to be used.
- the present invention provides a document feeding means for automatically feeding a sheet document, a document size recognizing means for recognizing the size of the fed document, and Image reading means for reading and storing, paper feeding means for storing and feeding recording paper of a predetermined size, image forming means for forming an image on the recording paper fed from the paper feeding means, and recording of the image. If the size of the original is larger than that of the recording paper of the predetermined size, the read image is divided into two parts based on the recognition result of the recording paper reversing means for reversing the recorded paper and the document size recognition means.
- An image processing means for performing image processing for displacing the center of the image so that the edges of the image are aligned with the binding edges on different recording paper, and a binding for changing the width of the binding margin according to the number of recording papers. It depends on the margin width changing means and image processing means Output means for outputting the processed image to the image forming means, and control means for controlling either the first recording paper or the second recording paper to be inverted by the recording paper inversion means. And an image recording apparatus provided with the image recording apparatus.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention recognizes the size of the image to be recorded, and if the size of the image to be recorded is larger than a predetermined size of recording paper, divides the read image into two parts and records each of them in the S record. Image processing is performed to displace the center of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge on the paper, and an image is formed on the recording paper.
- Image processing is performed to displace the center of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge on the paper, and an image is formed on the recording paper.
- the center position of the image is displaced, the direction of displacement of the center position of the image formed on the first sheet of recording paper and the direction of displacement of the center position of the image formed on the second sheet of paper are mutually different. To the opposite direction.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention recognizes the size of the image to be recorded, and if the size of the image to be recorded is larger than a predetermined size of recording paper t, divides the read image into two parts, and divides each of them into two. Image processing is performed to displace the center of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge on another recording paper, and an image is formed on the recording paper. When forming an image, either the first recording paper or the second recording paper is reversed by recording paper reversing means. Further, the image recording apparatus of the present invention recognizes the size of the fed sheet document, and if the size of the document is larger than a predetermined size of recording paper, divides the two images read into two, and separates them into two.
- Image processing is performed to displace the center of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge on another recording paper, and an image is formed on the recording paper.
- first recording paper or the second recording paper is reversed by the recording paper reversing means.
- the recording position changing means can change the position based on the step position.
- the binding width is determined on the recording paper, and the recording position of the image data on the recording paper is changed according to the binding width to secure the binding margin on the recording paper.
- the control means issues a drive instruction to the software and the stapler to enable the operation of the stable function. Further, the stabilizer binds the bundle of recording papers based on the stable position input via the stable position input means.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention inputs the stable position at the time of binding the bundle of recording papers through the stable position input means, and further determines the number of pages of the document through the page number input means.
- the recording position changing means based on the stable position and the number of pages, gradually increases the binding width of the recording paper to approximately half of the number of pages of the original and exceeds approximately half.
- the binding f width on the recording paper is determined so that the binding width of the recording paper gradually decreases from the page, and the recording position of the image data on the recording paper is changed according to the binding width, and the binding on the recording paper is performed. Secure your teens.
- the control means issues a drive instruction to the sorter and the stapler to enable the operation of the stable function. Further, the stapler binds the bundle of recording papers based on the stable position input through the stable position input means.
- the recording position changing means when the position of a stable position or the position of Z and a punch hole or its center at the time of binding a bundle of recording papers is designated via a print designation means, the recording position changing means The binding width on the recording paper is determined based on the stable position or the positions of the holes and punch holes or the center thereof. The recording position of the image data on the recording paper is changed according to, and a binding margin is secured on the recording paper. Further, when the position of the stable or Z and the position of the punched hole or the center thereof are designated, the printing means sets the position of the stable or / and / or the binding margin of the recording paper based on the designated position. It prints the punched hole or its center position and provides a guide when binding paper manually using a hand stapler.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention performs image processing for displacing the center position of the image so that the image end of the image to be recorded is aligned with the binding margin on the recording paper, and forms an image on the recording paper.
- the number of sheets of recording paper to be recorded is determined from the total number of input pages of the document to be recorded, and when forming an image on the recording paper, the width of the binding margin is increased to almost half of the number of recording sheets.
- the width of the binding margin is changed so that the width of the binding margin becomes smaller.
- the width of the binding margin is changed every fixed page.
- the amount of change in binding width is adjusted according to the thickness of the recording paper to be used.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention recognizes the size of the fed sheet document, and if the size of the document is larger than a predetermined size of recording paper, divides the read image into two parts and separates them into separate recordings. Image processing is performed to shift the center of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge on the paper, and an image is formed on the recording paper.
- the binding width is changed according to the number of recording papers, and either the first recording paper or the second recording paper that forms the two-divided image is used. Reverse the chart paper by the reversing means.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention recognizes the size of the image to be recorded, and if the size of the image to be recorded is larger than the predetermined size of recording paper, divides the read image into two parts.
- the image processing is performed to displace the center of the image so that the edges of the image are aligned with the binding margins on different recording papers, and an original of a desired size is formed in a predetermined size to form an image on the recording paper. They can be placed on recording paper in an appropriate layout and recorded, so that the reproducibility of the manuscript image is not impaired.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention recognizes the size of the image to be recorded, and if the size of the image to be recorded is larger than the recording paper of a predetermined size, divides the two images read into two and separates them into two. Center the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge on another recording paper. Performs image processing for displacement and forms an image on recording paper.
- a document of a desired size is placed on a recording paper of a predetermined size because either the first recording paper or the second recording paper is reversed by the recording paper reversing means. It is possible to arrange and record in an appropriate layout so that the reproducibility of the original image is not impaired.
- the output recording paper can be bound as it is.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention recognizes the size of the fed sheet document, and if the size of the document is larger than a predetermined size of recording paper, divides the read image into two parts and separates them into separate recordings. Image processing is performed to shift the center of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge on the paper, and an image is formed on the recording paper.
- Image processing is performed to shift the center of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge on the paper, and an image is formed on the recording paper.
- the recording paper reversing means When forming an image, either the first recording paper or the second recording paper is reversed by the recording paper reversing means, so that a document of a desired size is placed on a recording paper of a predetermined size. It is possible to arrange and record the images in an appropriate layout so that the reproducibility of the original image is not impaired. Also, the output recording paper can be bound as it is.
- the image recording apparatus is provided with a staple position input unit for inputting a stable position when binding a bundle of recording papers, and an input via the staple position input unit.
- the binding position width on the recording paper is determined based on the stable position, and the recording position changing means for changing the recording position of the image data on the recording paper according to the binding width, and the staple position input means.
- Control means for instructing the footer and the stapler to drive when a stapling position is input via the stapler, and the stapler is configured to control the recording paper on the basis of the stable position input via the stabilizing position input means. Since the bundle of sheets is bound, operability can be improved, and bookbinding can be reliably performed with a desired finish by the user.
- the stapler performs a process of forming a plurality of needle holes or embossing on the binding margin of the bundle of recording paper, so that the needle hole or the embossed portion serves as a fold, and the bound recording paper is cut. Can be easily opened.
- the present invention also provides a step position input means for inputting a stable position when binding a bundle of recording paper, a page number input means for inputting the number of pages of a document, and a stable position input means. And the number of pages input through the input means, based on the number of pages input through the input means, and approximately half the number of pages of the original. Then, the binding width on the recording paper is determined so that the binding width of the recording paper gradually increases, and the binding width of the recording paper gradually decreases from the page that exceeds approximately half.
- a recording position changing means for changing the recording position i of the image data on the recording paper in accordance with the width; and a drive for the sorter and the stapler when the stable position is inputted through the stable position input means.
- the stapler binds a bundle of recording papers based on the stable position input via the stable position input means, thereby improving operability and improving user operability.
- Bookbinding can be performed with the desired finish, and images can always be viewed well on each page of the bound recording paper.
- the present invention provides a print designation means for designating printing of a position of a staple or a position of a punch or a punch hole or a center thereof when binding a bundle of recording paper, and a print designation means.
- the recording position change that determines the binding margin on the recording paper based on the stable position or Z and the position of the punch hole or its center, and changes the recording position of the image data on the recording paper according to the binding margin.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention performs image processing for displacing the image center position so that the image end of the image to be recorded is aligned with the binding margin on the recording paper, and the image is recorded on the recording paper.
- a document of a desired size is recorded on a recording paper of a predetermined size with an appropriate layout and recorded, and the binding of the recording paper so that the image can always be seen well with a double-page spread. The formation can take place.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention recognizes the size of the fed sheet document, and if the size of the document is larger than a predetermined size of recording paper, divides the read image into two parts and separates each of them. Image processing is performed to displace the center of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge on the recording paper, and an image is formed on the recording paper. When forming an image, the width of the binding margin is changed according to the number of recording papers, and the image is divided into two parts. In order to reverse either the first recording paper or the second recording paper with the recording paper reversing means, a document of the desired size is placed on a predetermined size of recording paper with an appropriate layout. It is possible to arrange and record, and to form a binding margin on the recording paper so that the image can always be viewed in good spread. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a copying machine (image recording apparatus) according to Embodiment 1
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration of an image input unit and an image forming unit
- FIG. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the positioning of an image according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram illustrating image processing according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram when a document larger than A4 size is set.
- Fig. 6 (a) and (b) are explanatory diagrams showing processing when a document larger than A.1 size is set.
- FIG. 8A and 8B are explanatory diagrams showing a state in which image data subjected to image processing for displacing the image center position so that the image edge is aligned with the binding margin is output on recording paper.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration of the copying machine according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram of the digital copying machine according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration of an image reading unit, an image forming unit, an ADF, a sorter, and a stapler in the digital copying machine according to the third embodiment. ) Shows the direction of movement of the stapler (horizontal direction and front-back direction in Fig. 2).
- FIG. 11 (b) is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the stapler.
- Fig. 12 is an external view of the operation display unit.
- Fig. 13 (a) shows the stable position input screen
- Fig. 13 (b) shows a screen display example showing the input screen in the automatic binding change mode
- Fig. 14 shows Fig. 15 is an explanatory diagram showing the binding width
- Fig. 15 is an explanatory diagram showing the relationship between the binding width and the total number of pages N per manuscript
- Figs. 16 (a), (b) ) Is an explanatory diagram showing the adjustment amount of the binding width
- FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram showing the adjustment amount of the binding width
- FIGS. 19 (a) and 19 (b) are illustrations showing a state in which the sheet is easily folded and opened at the binding margin when the page of the recording paper is opened.
- FIGS. FIGS. 20 (a), (b), and (c) are explanatory diagrams showing the operation of the step position printing function of the fourth embodiment
- FIG. 21 is a diagram of the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 22 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration of an image input unit, a two-image forming unit, and an ADF.
- FIG. 23 is an explanatory diagram showing positioning of the two images in the fifth embodiment.
- Fig. 24 is an explanatory diagram showing the image processing (changing the binding width) of the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 25 is a diagram showing the processing when a document larger than A4 size is set.
- 26 (a) and (b) are illustrations showing the amount of adjustment of the binding margin
- FIGS. 27 (a) and (b) are the problems of the conventional image recording device.
- Fig. 28 (a), (b) and (c) are explanatory diagrams showing the problems of the conventional image recording device
- Fig. 29 is the conventional sorting function.
- FIG. 30 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of an image recording apparatus having a stable function and FIG. 30 is an explanatory diagram showing the setting of a binding margin, and FIGS. 31 (a), (b), and (c). ) Is an automatic manuscript FIG.
- FIGS. 33 (a) and (b) are explanatory diagrams showing the relationship between the direction in which the original is placed on the paper device and the stable position of the recording paper.
- FIGS. 33 (a) and (b) are explanatory diagrams showing the problems of the conventional image recording device
- FIG. 34 is an explanatory diagram showing the problems of the conventional image recording device.
- Figures are explanatory diagrams showing the problems of the conventional image recording device
- Figs. 36 (a) and (b) are explanatory diagrams showing the problems of the conventional image recording device.
- () And (b) are explanatory diagrams showing the problems of the conventional image recording device.
- FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of a copying machine according to the first embodiment.
- An image input unit 101 for optically reading an original a recording paper size detection sensor 102 for detecting a recording paper size, and A document size detection sensor 103 for detecting the size of the document, an image inclination recognition unit 104 for detecting the inclination of the image of the document, a control unit 105 for controlling each unit of the apparatus, various image processing and the present invention.
- An image processing unit 106 that performs image processing (image processing for displacing an image center position described later) and an image processed by the image processing unit 106
- An image output unit 107 for outputting to an image forming unit 108 to be described later, an image forming unit 108 for forming an image on recording paper, and an operation display unit for displaying various messages and inputting various keys. 1 9.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic configuration of the image input unit 101 and the image forming unit 108.
- the original to be copied is placed on the original mounting table 201.
- the image of the original is optically read by the scanning optical system 202.
- the size of the document is detected by the document size detection sensor 103 described above.
- the photosensitive drum 203 is uniformly charged by a charging device 204 including a roller to which a voltage is applied.
- An optical image is irradiated onto the photosensitive drum 203 by the writing optical system 205 to form an electrostatic latent image on the photosensitive drum 203.
- the recording paper is fed from the paper feeder 207a or 207.
- the paper feeders 207a and 207b are composed of a cassette 208 containing A4-size recording paper and a paper feed roller 209 that feeds the recording paper one by one. ing.
- the upper paper feeder 207a stores A4 vertical recording paper
- the lower paper feeder 207b stores A4 horizontal recording paper.
- the recording paper fed from the paper feeder 207a or 207b is sent to a transfer section including a transfer roller 210, and the toner image on the photosensitive drum 203 is transferred. Subsequently, after the recording paper is separated from the photosensitive drum 203, it passes through the fixing device 211, where the toner image is fixed on the recording paper. The recording paper is discharged onto a discharge tray 2 13 outside the apparatus by discharge rollers 2 1 2. On the other hand, since untransferred residual toner remains on the photosensitive drum 203 after the transfer, it is removed by the cleaning device 214. Thus, one copy cycle is completed.
- the image processing unit 106 Since the original is set on the B5 side, the amount of deviation between the A4 side and the center is known in advance, and the image is moved in the horizontal direction to shift the image by the length in the direction perpendicular to the scanning direction.
- the processing is performed by the image processing unit 106.
- the control unit 105 controls the image output unit 107 so as to shift the image output timing by that amount.
- the center 301 of the original and the center 303 of the recording paper 302 are formed as shown in FIG. And can be matched.
- the image can be positioned properly even for B5-size originals.
- the control unit 105 determines a predetermined size based on the detection signal. If it is not the size (ie, A4 size), control is performed so that the image forming operation itself is stopped. Also, when such an inappropriate recording paper is set in the paper feeder 207a or 207b, the control unit 105 transmits via the operation display unit 109. Display that effect. In this way, it is possible to recognize in advance that the user is in an inappropriate situation.
- the center 301 of the document 401 is placed on the document table 201 as determined in advance, for example, it is rotated in a counterclockwise direction.
- the image inclination recognition unit 104 which grasps the state of the vertical and horizontal edges of the document.
- the result is input to the control unit 105, and the image is rotated by a predetermined amount in the image processing unit 106 according to the calculation result.
- the image output unit 107 The image is output onto the photosensitive drum 203 by the writing optical system 205 of the image forming unit 108 via the. In this way, not only the center of the document coincides with the recording paper, but also the inclination is corrected, and an appropriate image is formed.
- the image processing unit 106 If the image is transformed vertically and horizontally, the image can be output according to the recording paper.
- the copying machine of the first embodiment includes two paper feeding devices 207a and 207b, and the upper paper feeding device 207a has A4 vertical recording paper.
- A4 horizontal recording paper is stored in the lower paper feeder 2007b.
- a B5 size document is set horizontally on the document table 201.
- the paper source 200b with A4 landscape recording paper corresponding to the original orientation is automatically selected and the paper source 200b The recording paper is fed from. If the original is set vertically on the original mounting table 201, the upper paper feeder 207a is selected. In this way, the paper feeder that matches the orientation of the original is automatically selected.
- the original 501 is composed of a left image 501 a and a right image 501 b of a B4 size original.
- the entire image is read by the scanning optical system 202 in one scan.
- the following processing is performed in the image processing unit 106 in accordance with an instruction from the control unit 105.
- the manuscript is divided into two parts with the half as the boundary. This corresponds to both left image 501 a and right image 501 b of original 501.
- the left image 501a and the right image 501b of the original are processed by an image processing unit so that the image is recorded at a predetermined position on the A4 size recording paper, as in the case of the B5 size original.
- the following processing is performed in consideration of the preset width of the binding margin on the recording paper.
- Fig. 6 (a) shows the recording papers 601,602 that record the left image 5O la and the right image 501b of the original, respectively.
- 601a is the center position of the recording paper 601, 602a indicates the center position of the recording paper 602.
- the width of the binding margin on the recording paper is set in advance, and the binding margin is located on the right side of the recording paper 601, as shown in Fig. 6 (b). 5a) and when it is placed on the left side of the recording paper 6002 (binder margins 6 05 b) and there is a force.
- the size of the document is detected by the document size detection sensor 103. Also, by detecting the document size, the center positions of the left image 501a and the right image 501b of the B4 size document are clarified.
- the image processing unit 106 sets the right and left ends of the images 501a and 501b to the binding margins 65a and 605, respectively.
- the center position of the image 5 0 1 a, 50 1 b on the recording paper 6 0 1, 6 02 is set to coincide with the center position 6 0 1 b, 6 0 1 b, 6 Perform processing to move to 02b respectively.
- dotted lines 604a and 604b indicate images 5Ola and 501b laid out on the recording papers 600 and 602, respectively.
- Figs. 7 (a) and 7 (b) show the image data that has been subjected to image processing that displaces the center of the image so that the edge of the image is aligned with the binding edge, and outputs it to recording papers 600 and 6002. This indicates the state that has been done.
- Fig. 7 (b) when the two recording papers 6 0 1 and 6 02 are aligned with the binding margins 6 0 5a and 6 0 5b, the character "R" is correctly separated without any break in the middle. Will be reproduced. (Example 2)
- the copying machine has, in addition to the first embodiment, a document feeding means for automatically feeding a sheet document, and a recording paper reversing mechanism for reversing the recording paper on which an image is recorded.
- a document feeding means for automatically feeding a sheet document
- a recording paper reversing mechanism for reversing the recording paper on which an image is recorded.
- Yes recognizes the size of the fed sheet document, and if the size of the document is larger than the prescribed size of recording paper, divides the scanned image into two parts, and divides them into binding margins on separate recording paper.
- Performs image processing to displace the center of the image so that the parts are aligned, forms an image on the recording paper, and records either the first recording paper or the second recording paper when forming the image.
- the paper is reversed by a paper reversing mechanism.
- FIG. 8 shows a schematic configuration of a copying machine according to the second embodiment. Note that the configuration is basically the same as that shown in Fig. 2, and common components are de
- a passage switching claw 801 is provided between the fixing device 211 and the paper discharge roller 212 in the image forming section 108.
- the switching claw 800 When the switching claw 800 is in the position of the solid line, the recording paper is discharged to the paper discharge tray 213, and when it is in the position of the dotted line, the recording paper is discharged to the duplex paper feeder 802.
- the recording paper passage 803 from the switching claw 801 to the duplex paper feeder 802 has an S-shape. The recording paper is discharged into the duplex feeding device 802 with the formed image surface facing upward.
- an ADF (automatic document feeder) 804 is provided at the top of the copier.
- the document feed roller 807 starts rotating in response to the copy command, and feeds the document 806 on the document placing table 805.
- An endless belt 810 wrapped around two rollers 808 and 809 is provided on the upper portion of the original mounting table 201.
- the original 806 fed by the original feed roller 807 is conveyed on the original mounting table 201 by the endless belt 810, and is stopped at a predetermined position on the original mounting table 201. Can be Thereafter, the original is optically read by the scanning optical system 202.
- the endless belt 810 starts rotating again, and the original is re-fed, turned 180 degrees, and discharged onto the discharge table 811. .
- the image 501 b is output via the image output unit 107, and is written on the photosensitive drum 203 by the image forming unit 108.
- the image 501b force is transferred to the recording paper fed from the paper feeder 2007b as shown in FIG. 7 (a).
- the image 501b is recorded on A4 size horizontal recording paper based on the leading end in the traveling direction. If this recording paper is ejected as it is, the image side of both sheets will face upward, and it will not be possible to bind it with a stapler or the like. Therefore, the switching claw 800 is moved to the position indicated by the dotted line in FIG. 8 and is guided to the recording paper path 803 for both sides.
- the paper feed starts immediately and passes through the transfer section without forming an image on the photosensitive drum 203, and the switching claw 8001 Is moved to the solid line position in Fig. 8, and the recording paper with the image side facing down is discharged to the paper discharge tray 2 13.
- the two sheets of recording paper are overlaid with the image planes facing each other. Therefore, just by binding as it is, the result is as shown in Fig. 7 (b).
- the two-sided path was used because the second recording paper was inverted and discharged
- a known reversing device can be used to discharge the recording paper more quickly.
- a method in which the first sheet is reversed and the second sheet is discharged as it is may be used.
- the first image (image 501a) of the first document is formed as described above.
- the second image (image 501b) is formed on the recording paper, conveyed to the double-sided paper feeder 802, and made to stand by here.
- ADF 804 is the first page of the manuscript After the paper has been ejected, 2 ⁇ documents are fed in the same way.
- the image of the original is read, the first image of the two S originals is recorded on the back side of the second recording sheet.
- the recording method at this time is the same as that of the first image.
- the binding margins on the front and back sides of the second recording paper will be exactly the same.
- the recording paper discharged onto the paper discharge trays 2 13 can be taken out and bound as it is.
- the binding can be performed as it is.
- the copying machine is described as an example. If the image is input to the recording device online or off-line when the camera is only mounted, an appropriate image can be formed by performing the same image processing using the present invention.
- FIG. 9 shows a block diagram of a digital copying machine (image recording apparatus of the present invention) according to the third embodiment.
- the image reading unit 211 reads image data from a document, and the image reading unit 210 reads image data.
- Image processing unit 2102 that performs various image processing on the image data read in 1; image forming unit 2103 that records image data on recording paper; and setting and display of various modes Operation display unit 210, an automatic document liner (hereinafter referred to as ADF) 210 that transports the original to the reading position in the image reading unit 210, and image forming unit 21
- ADF automatic document liner
- the storage paper that has been recorded from 0 3 after image recording is sorted and stored, and the bundle of storage paper stored in the storage paper is stapled. It is composed of a stapler 210 and a control unit 210 that controls the above-mentioned units.
- Reference numeral 210 denotes a system bus.
- Fig. 10 shows the image reading unit 210, image forming unit 210, ADF 210, A schematic configuration of the overnight 210 and the stapler 210 is shown.
- the image reading unit 2101 is provided with a document table 2208 on which a document to be read is placed, and is placed on the document table 2208 by the scanning optical system 2209. The original image is read optically.
- the photosensitive drum 220 is uniformly charged by a charging device 222 composed of a roller to which a voltage is applied.
- the writing optical system 222 irradiates a light image onto the photosensitive drum 222 to form an electrostatic latent image on the photosensitive drum 222.
- this latent image is visualized by the developing device 222.
- recording paper 222 is fed from the paper feeder 222.
- two paper feeders 2 214 are provided, and one of the paper feeders 222 1 4 is used to feed the recording paper 222 5 by the paper feed rollers 222 16. Are fed one by one.
- the recording paper 222 fed from the paper feeder 222 is sent to a transfer section composed of a transfer roller 222, and the toner image on the photosensitive drum 222 is transferred. Subsequently, after the recording paper 222 is separated from the photosensitive drum 222, it passes through the fixing device 222, where the toner image is fixed on the recording paper.
- the recording paper 2 2 15 is sent by the paper discharge rollers 22 19 to 210 6. On the other hand, since the untransferred residual toner remains on the photoconductor drum 22010 after the transfer, it is removed by the cleaning device 222. Thus, one copy cycle is completed.
- an ADF 210 is provided above the image reading unit 210.
- the document feed roller pair 2203 starts rotating upon receiving the copy finger, and feeds the document 222 on the document placing table 2201.
- On the upper part of the document table 222 there is an endless belt 222 suspended between two rollers 222, 205.
- the document 222 fed by the document feed roller pair 2203 is conveyed on the document loading table 222 by this endless belt 222, and the document loading table 2202. It is stopped at the upper predetermined position. Then, the original is optically read by the scanning optical system 222.
- the endless belt 222 starts to rotate again, re-feeds the original, reverses the original by 180 degrees, and places it on the discharge table 220 7.
- the recording paper 222 conveyed by the paper discharge rollers 222 of the image forming unit 210 to the inside of the printer 210 is transported by the plural transport rollers 222. Then, the paper is discharged to and stored in a plurality of bins 2202 in the evening.
- the recording paper 2215 is sorted into the bins 2222 of the exchanging number according to the specified function. When these functions are not used, the recording paper 222 is discharged to the uppermost bin 222.
- all the recording papers 222 have the required number of sorters 210 (the number of bins corresponding to the number of sheets to be bound).
- stapler 210 moves up and down and stops at each bin 222 where a bundle of recording paper 222 is stored and stored.
- a bundle of recording paper 2 2 1 5 is bound with a stable and bound.
- the stapler 2107 can move vertically between the bins 222 containing the recording paper 2215 like the stapler 210B shown by the dotted line in Fig. 10.
- Fig. 11 (a) shows the movement of the stapler 210 in the left-right direction and the front-back direction of Fig. 10; in other words, the stapler 2107
- the recording paper 2 2 15 accommodated in the bin 2 2 2 2 can be moved along two mutually perpendicular ⁇ .
- Fig. 11 (13) shows the structure of the stapler 210, a mechanism (not shown) for binding the recording paper 222 using the stable 2301, and a staple 230.
- Fig. 12 shows the external view of the operation display section 210. It is roughly divided into display panels for displaying the number of copies, paper selection, scaling, error, and jam.
- the LCD display screen with the 241 key and the operation key section 2402 with numeric keys, copy start key, paper selection key, zoom key, etc. (Liquid crystal display screen) It is composed of a selection LCD section 2403 having 2404.
- the selection LCD unit 2403 is used as a stable position input means, and the step position for binding the bundle of recording papers 222 is input. The operation will be described.
- the user binds the recording paper 2 2 15 using the stable function, select the step function from the menu screen (not shown) displayed on the LCD display screen 24 04 in advance. . More specifically, when the display portion of the step function on the LCD display screen 2404 is set, the selection of the step function is controlled by the control panel 210 by the touch panel of the LCD display screen 240. Entered into 8.
- the control unit 210 changes the step position input screen shown in FIG. 13 (a) via the operation display unit 210 to the LCD display screen. Displayed at 04, prompting the user to enter the stable position.
- the selected stable position is transferred to the control unit 210 and the LCD On the display screen 24 04, “Set the original and press the copy start key. Is displayed.
- each variation at the step position is specifically as follows. However, it is not particularly limited to these six types, and other staple positions may be used.
- FIG. 13 (a) when the user switches to the screen at the desired stable position and then “executes” on the screen, stable L is determined. After touching the screen of ⁇ , and then touching the “Next Image” screen, the screen shifts to the binding margin automatic change mode shown in Fig. 13 (b). Also, when you touch the “Previous screen” on the screen, the stapling function is canceled and the screen returns to the menu screen.
- the automatic binding margin change mode shown in Fig. 13 (b) is to gradually increase the binding margin of the recording paper up to almost half the number of pages of the original, and to bind the recording paper from the pages that exceed almost half. In this mode, the margin width is gradually reduced. As shown in Fig.
- the binding margin width is the width ⁇ of the part where the image data is hidden by binding when the recording paper 222 is bound by a stable. Therefore, by changing the recording position of the image data on the recording paper 222 in accordance with the binding margin, the image data on the recording paper 222 can be stapled even if the stapling is performed. Can be seen without hiding.
- This binding width is changed based on the relationship between the binding width and the number of pages ⁇ of the manuscript shown in Fig. 15.
- the horizontal axis is the number of pages of the manuscript ⁇ (that is, the number of recording sheets to be bound)
- the vertical axis is the binding width.
- the binding width of the first recording paper and the binding width of the ⁇ sheet are the same width a s , a force of about half (NZ 2 Tsuzuridaihaba is maximized ⁇ ⁇ in the case of the recording paper sheet).
- the binding width is set to gradually increase toward half of the maximum number of copies, and is gradually reduced from there to the final number of copies.
- the thickness is changed in the order of 0.2 mm one by one.
- the thickness may be changed stepwise by 1 mm every five sheets.
- the amount of change also varies depending on the thickness of the recording paper used.
- the force may be adjusted externally via the operation display unit 210. It is also possible to input the thickness of the paper to be used from the outside, or to detect the thickness of the recording paper set in the ADF 210, and automatically set the amount of change according to the result. .
- the binding portion 2801 is located on either the left or right as shown in Fig. 16, and when the recording paper is bent almost at the center, the thickness of the recording paper becomes 2802 The image is hidden by an amount corresponding to.
- the adjustment amount of the mechanical binding width is equivalent to 280 2 of the thickness of the recording paper.
- Fig. 17 shows an example in which the number of pages of the manuscript is 20.
- the binding width is increased from the first page (1st page) to the middle page (10th or 11th page).
- the binding margin is reduced to ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ « s .
- the image formed gradually shifts in the direction opposite to the binding margin 280 1.
- there is a limit to the movement of this image and if it shifts by more than a certain amount, the image may not fit on the recording paper 222. In such a case, since the highest priority is to form an image on the recording paper 222, the limit of the deviation amount is set.
- the limit shown in Fig. 15 is the limit of the binding width.
- the user inputs the number of pages of the manuscript.
- the control unit calculates the approximate number of sheets by measuring the thickness of the manuscript placed on the ADF 2105.
- a configuration for inputting to 210 8 may be used.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention is used as a printer, all pages are known in advance, and it is also possible to transfer and input information in advance from a host such as a convenience store.
- a multifunction copier having a function of recording a document created by a word processor on a floppy disk and inserting the copy into a digital copier to copy the document is known. In this case as well, the number of pages of the document can be obtained in advance without the user inputting.
- the control unit 210 When inputting the stable position (and the number of pages of the document) from the operation display unit 210, the control unit 210 detects that the stable function has been designated, and the control unit 210 sets the stable position. A drive instruction is notified to 106 and the stapler 210 7. In addition, the binding width on the recording paper is determined based on the input step position, and waits for the copy start key to be pressed.
- the determination of the binding margin width differs depending on whether or not the automatic binding margin change mode is specified. If it is not specified, it may be determined by referring to a table that stores in advance the variation of each stable position and the binding width in association with each other, or the stable position and the recording paper 2 2 15 Depending on the paper size, it may be calculated each time.
- the table in which the variation of each staple position and the maximum binding margin (limit value in Fig. 15) are stored in advance is referenced.
- the maximum binding width is calculated by using the maximum binding width and the number of pages of the document.
- the binding width of each page is such that the binding width of the recording paper gradually increases to almost half of the number of pages of the original, and the binding width of the recording paper gradually decreases from the page that exceeds almost half. It is determined as follows.
- the control unit 210 controls the ADF 210 to scan the originals one by one. 0, and the image reading unit 210 reads image data.
- the image data read by the image reading unit 210 is subjected to predetermined image processing by the image processing unit 210, and then is recorded on the recording paper 222 by the image forming unit 210.
- the control unit 210 controls the writing optical system 222 of the image forming unit 210 to bind the writing position of the optical image (image data) to the photosensitive drum 220. Shift according to the width. In other words, the recording position of the image data on the recording paper 222 is changed according to the binding width.
- the recording paper 2 215 on which image data is recorded by the image forming section 210 3 is Evening 2 1 206 classified and stored into bins 2 2 2 2 of the number corresponding to the number of copies.
- the stapler 210 is activated after all the recording paper 222 is stored in the required number of bins 222 of the sorter 210.
- the stapler 2107 binds a bundle of the recording paper 2215 stored in each bin 2222 by stapling based on the stable position input from the control unit 2108.
- a needle hole 2302a is formed in the binding margin as shown in FIG. 11 (b).
- the recording paper 2 215 bound as described above is bound at the desired stable position selected by the user, and the needle hole 2302a is formed in the binding margin.
- the binding margin is more firmly bonded compared to bookbinding using only a stable. Therefore, as shown in Fig. 18, when opening the page of bound recording paper 222, the paper can be easily broken at the binding margin and opened neatly.
- the binding margin of the recording paper gradually increases to almost half of the number of pages, and the recording margin of the recording paper starts from almost half the number of pages. Since it becomes smaller gradually, the image data on each page is not hidden by other pages. Therefore, the user can surely and easily view necessary image data.
- a stable position can be selected through the operation display unit 210 (LCD display screen 2404) by simply selecting the stable position.
- the operability is improved because the stapler is driven by force and the binding width is automatically determined.
- the position of the step can be visually checked and selected, so that mistakes, errors, and operations can be easily performed in a short time.
- the bound recording paper 2 2 15 when the bound recording paper 2 2 15 is opened, for example, if the recording paper 2 2 15 bound with two stables is opened and read, the gap between the stables is opened. Although it was difficult, in Example 3, the binding margin was loosely adhered with the needle hole. The stable state allows easy opening without swelling between the stables. In addition, since the row of needle holes plays a role of a fold when opening, the opened state can be easily maintained.
- the binding margin was loosely bonded using a needle hole, but this is not a limitation.
- a convex roller and a concave roller were used. The same effect can be obtained by embossing the binding margin.
- the input of the step position and the setting of the automatic binding margin changing mode are performed using the LCD display screen 2404.
- the display panel 2104 of the operation display unit 210 is used.
- the same operation may be performed by using 401 and the operation key section 2402.
- the value of the binding width s which is a reference for automatically setting the binding width, may be changed via the operation display unit 210.
- the position of a staple when binding a bundle of recording papers is printed with Z and a punched hole or the position of the staple, and a hand stapler is used. This provides a guide when binding the recording paper manually.
- the configuration of the fourth embodiment is the same as the configuration of the third embodiment except that the stapler 210 is omitted, the illustration and description are omitted.
- the image processing unit 210 the ability to shift the image data, the available page memory, the image data at multiple stable printing positions, and the image data of the punch holes are stored in advance. It is assumed that the stored memory is located.
- the stable position print function When the user prints the stable position, select the stable position print function from the menu screen (not shown) displayed on the LCD display screen 2404 in advance. More specifically, when the stable position print function display portion on the LCD display screen 2404 is set, the stable position print function is selected by the control panel 2 on the LCD display screen 2404 set panel. Input to 108.
- the control unit 210 displays the stable printing position input screen shown in Fig. 20 (a) on the LCD via the operation display unit 210. Displayed on screen 2404, prompting the user to enter the step printing position.
- the selected step printing position is transferred to the control unit 210, and "Please set the original and press the copy start key.” Is displayed.
- each variation of the stable printing position is the same as that of the third embodiment, and the description is omitted.
- FIG. 20 (a) when the user switches to the screen at the desired stable print position and then “executes” on the screen, the step position is determined. After touching the screen at the pull print position and then touching “Punch Hole” on the screen, punch hole printing is specified in addition to step position printing.
- the control unit 210 When inputting the stable printing position (and punch hole printing) selected from the operation display unit 210, the control unit 210 detects that the stable position printing function has been specified, and inputs the information. The binding width on the recording paper is determined based on the stable printing position, and waits for the copy start key to be pressed.
- the control unit 210 controls the ADF 210 to read the rain image of each document one by one.
- the sheet is transported to the section 2101, and the image reading section 210 reads the image data.
- the image data read by the image reading unit 210 is subjected to predetermined image processing by the image processing unit 210, and then is recorded on the recording paper 222 by the image forming unit 210.
- the image processing unit 210 used an internal memory (not shown) to shift and simultaneously shift the image data according to the binding width.
- the image data of the step printing position (and punch holes) stored in a predetermined memory in the empty area (binding area) is synthesized. As a result, the recording position of the image data on the recording paper 222 is changed according to the binding width, and the selected stable printing position (and punch hole) is printed on the binding margin.
- the recording paper 2 215 on which image data is recorded by the image forming section 210 3 is Evening 2 1 0 6 Classified into bins 2 2 2 2 corresponding to the number of copies according to the number of copies.
- FIG. 20 (b) shows the output state of the recording paper 222 when only the staple printing position is specified.
- the recording position of the image data is changed according to the binding width, and the binding is performed.
- the stable position (in this case, two steps) is printed on the margin.
- Fig. 20 (c) shows the output state of the recording paper 222 when the staple printing position and the punched hole are specified, and the recording position of the image data depends on the binding width.
- the stable position here, three stables
- the punched hole 2221a, and the center of the punched hole 2222a are printed on the binding margin.
- the staple positions are determined in advance so that the staple positions do not overlap with the notch holes.
- Example 4 it is possible to print the stable position, even in the digital copying machine having no stapler 2 1 0 7 easily by hand printing on the recording paper 2 2 1 5 as a guide Stable work can be performed. Also, since punched holes can be printed, drilling work when binding to a binder can be easily performed.
- printing of the stable position and printing of the punch hole were performed on the binding margin of each page of the recording paper 222 on the basis of the specification of the stable printing position and the punch hole.
- the staple position or the position of the punched hole or its center may be printed only on the front of the first page of paper and the back of the last page.
- printing can be performed only on the necessary portions, and wasteful toner consumption can be reduced.
- a reversing mechanism of the recording paper 222 shall be added as a configuration.
- FIG. 21 is a block diagram of a copying machine according to the fifth embodiment.
- An image input unit 3101 for optically reading an original and a recording paper size detection sensor 3101 for detecting the size of the recording paper.
- Document size detection sensor 3103 that detects the size of the document
- image inclination recognition unit 3104 that recognizes the inclination of the image of the document
- control unit 3105 that controls each unit of the device.
- An image processing unit 3106 that performs various types of image processing and image processing of the present invention (image processing for displacing an image center position to be described later), and an image processed by the image processing unit 3106 Image output unit 3107 to output to image forming unit 310, image forming unit 310 to form image on recording paper, and operation display for displaying various messages and inputting various keys Unit 310.
- FIG. 22 shows a schematic configuration of the image input unit 3101, the image forming unit 310, and the ADF322.
- the original to be copied is placed on the original mounting table 3201.
- the image of the original is optically read by the scanning optical system 3202. During this scanning, the size of the document is detected by the above-described document size detection sensor 3103.
- the photoreceptor drum 3203 is uniformly charged by a charging device 3204 comprising a roller to which a voltage is applied.
- An optical image is irradiated onto the photosensitive drum 3203 by the writing optical system 3205, and an electrostatic latent image is formed on the photosensitive drum 3203.
- Recording paper is fed from the paper feeder 322 in conjunction with the operation of forming an image on 203.
- This paper feeder 3207 is a cassette containing A4 size recording paper.
- the recording paper fed from the paper feeding device 3207 is sent to a transfer section including a transfer roller 3210, and the toner image on the photosensitive drum 3203 is transferred. Subsequently, after the recording paper is separated from the photosensitive drum 3 203, the recording paper passes through the fixing device 3 211, and Thus, the toner image is fixed on the recording paper. The recording paper is discharged onto a discharge tray 3 2 13 outside the machine by discharge rollers 3 2 1 2. On the other hand, since the untransferred residual toner remains on the photosensitive drum 3203 after the transfer, it is removed by the cleaning device 3214. Thus, one copy cycle is completed.
- a passage switching claw 3 2 15 is provided between the fixing device 3 2 1 1 in the image forming section 3 108 and the discharge roller 3 2 1 2, a passage switching claw 3 2 15 is provided.
- the switching claw 3 2 15 When the switching claw 3 2 15 is at the position of the solid line, the recording paper is discharged to the discharge tray 3 2 13, and when it is at the position of the dotted line, the recording paper is discharged to the duplex paper feeder 3 2 16.
- the recording paper path 3 2 17 from the switching claw 3 2 15 to the duplex paper feeder 3 2 16 has an S-shaped shape. The recording paper is discharged into the two-sided feeding device 3216 with the formed image side facing upward.
- an ADF (automatic document feeder) 3220 is provided at the top of the copier.
- the document feed roller 3 2 2 3 starts rotating in response to the copy command, and feeds the document 3 2 2 2 on the document loading table 3 2 2 1.
- At the upper part of the document table 3 210 there is an endless belt 3 2 2 6 spanned between two 3 2 4 4 and 3 2 5.
- the document 3 2 2 2 fed by the document feed roller 3 2 2 3 is conveyed on the document loading table 3 201 by the endless belt 3 2 2 6, and is placed on the document loading table 3 2 0 1 Stopped in place.
- the original is optically read by the scanning optical system 3202.
- the endless belt 3226 starts to rotate again, and the original is re-fed and turned 180 degrees, and the discharge table 3222 7. Exhaust on top.
- the document size detection sensor 3103 detects the size of the B4 size.
- the following image processing is performed under the control of the control unit 3105. Since the original is set in B4 portrait mode, A4 landscape and center The image processing section 3106 performs horizontal movement processing of the image so that the image is displaced in the direction that intersects the running direction by the length of the image.
- the amount of deviation in the direction of scanning is known in advance, and the image output unit 3107 is controlled by the control unit 310 so that the image output timing is shifted accordingly.
- the image output unit 3107 is controlled by the control unit 310 so that the image output timing is shifted accordingly.
- the control section 3105 determines a predetermined value based on the detection signal. If it is not the size (ie, A4 size), control is performed so that the image forming operation itself is stopped. When such inappropriate recording paper is set in the paper feeder 3207, the control unit 3105 displays the fact via the operation display unit 3109. This will ensure that the user is in an inappropriate situation in advance.
- the document is rotated and placed on the document table 3201.
- the degree of rotation of the original is recognized by the image inclination recognition unit 3104 which grasps the direction of the character arrangement of the read original or the state of the vertical and horizontal edges of the original.
- the result is input to the control unit 310, and the image is rotated by a predetermined amount in the image processing unit 310 according to the calculation result.
- an image is output onto the photosensitive drum 3203 by the writing optical system 3205 of the image forming unit 3108 via the image output unit 3107. In this way, not only the center of the original document coincides with the recording paper, but also the inclination is corrected, and an appropriate image is formed.
- the image processing unit 3106 converts the image into portrait and landscape. , It becomes possible to output an image in accordance with the recording paper.
- the bundle of document sheets is upwardly set Bok the document surface on the document placing table 3 2 2 1 ADF 3 2 2 0, last document G N is first fed.
- the document G N is read on the document table 3201, and the images (2N-1) and (2N) are temporarily stored in a page memory (not shown).
- the image is written on the photosensitive drum 3203 from the writing optical system 3205 of the image forming unit 3108 via the image (2N) force image output unit 3107.
- An image (2N) is formed on A4 size recording paper fed from paper feeder 3207. In other words, an image is recorded on A4 size horizontal recording paper based on the rear end side in the traveling direction.
- the recording paper is discharged to the discharge tray 3 2 13 with the image side facing upward.
- the image (2N-1) is output via the image output unit 310, and is written on the photosensitive drum 320 by the image forming unit 310.
- the image (2N-1) is transferred to the second recording sheet fed from the sheet feeding device 3207.
- the image (2N-1) is recorded on A4 size horizontal recording paper based on the front end in the traveling direction.
- the switching claw 3 2 15 is moved to the position indicated by the dotted line in FIG. 22 and guided to the recording paper path 3 2 17 for both sides. Once the self-recorded paper has entered the duplex paper feeder 3 2 16, it is made to wait until the next copying operation.
- the ADF 3 2 2 0, 1 sheet of the document GN is discharged onto the paper discharge table 3 2 2 7, the second original G N -., But is set to the document table 3 2 0 1 You.
- the original images (2N-2) and (2N-3) are read.
- the image (2N-2) is output first, and an image is formed on the photosensitive drum 3203.
- the waiting recording paper is sent out from the duplex paper feeder 3216, and the above image (2N-2) is transferred to the back of the recording paper by the transfer roller 3210.
- the recording paper having the image formed on both sides is discharged onto the paper discharge tray 3 2 13 by the switching claw 3 2 15 moving to the solid line position. Subsequently, the image (2N-3) force is transferred to the surface of the third recording paper.
- This recording paper is guided to the duplex paper feeder 3 2 16 in order to form an image of the third original (2N-4) on the back side.
- the last recording paper The force on which the image (1) of the original G, is formed on the meta. No image is formed on the back surface.
- they are led to the double-sided paper feeder 3216, and are fed immediately without waiting for the next duplication operation. It is discharged to 13.
- the left and right images (1) and (2) of the original are processed by the image processing unit 310 so that the image is recorded at a predetermined position on the A4 size recording paper as in the case of the B5 size original.
- the processing is performed as follows, taking into account the preset width of the binding margin on the recording paper.
- the center positions 3303a and 3303b of the images (1) and (2) on the recording paper 3301 and 3302 are bound to the right and left edges of the images (1) and (2). Processing is performed by the image processing unit 310 so as to move them so as to match 3304a and 3304b. In this way, when the two recording sheets are joined together at the binding margin as shown in Fig. 37 (a), the character A can be correctly reproduced without being cut off in the middle.
- the width of the binding margin is not constant.
- the horizontal axis is the number of recording papers to be copied, and the vertical axis is the width (length) from the reference end of the binding margin.
- N sheets For recording paper, but the first and last gutter of the same width T s, the binding margin is maximized T M in the case of about half (two NZ).
- the width of the binding margin is set to gradually increase toward half of the maximum number of copies, and is gradually reduced from there to the final number of copies.
- the change is made in the order of 0.2 mm for each sheet, but for example, the change may be made in steps of l mm every 5 sheets.
- the amount of change in this case also differs depending on the thickness of the recording paper used, but this may be adjusted externally via the operation display unit 3109. It is also possible to input the thickness of the paper to be used from the outside, or to detect the thickness of the recording paper set in the paper feeder, and automatically set the amount of change according to the result.
- the binding section 3601 is located on either side as shown in Fig. 26, and when the sheet is folded almost at the center, it corresponds to the thickness of the sheet, 3602.
- Image is hidden by a certain amount. That is, the amount corresponding to the thickness of the paper, 3602, is the adjustment amount. By doing so, as the number of copies increases, the formed image gradually shifts in the direction opposite to the binding portion. However, there is a limit to the movement of this image, and if it shifts by more than a certain amount, the image may not fit on the paper. In such a case, since the highest priority is to form an image on the recording paper, the limit of the deviation amount is set. T, shown in FIG. 24 is the binding margin limit value.
- the approximate number of sheets can be calculated by measuring the thickness of the document placed on the ADF3220.
- the operator can input the total number of documents or the number of pages via the operation display unit 310.
- the image recording apparatus of the present invention When the image recording apparatus of the present invention is used as a printer, all pages are known in advance and can be obtained in advance from information from a host such as a computer. Recently, a multi-function copier having a function of recording a document created by a single processor on a floppy disk and inserting the same into a digital copier to copy the document has been known. The total number of pages can be obtained in advance without inputting in the evening.
- the copying machine has been described as an example. Similarly, when only facsimile Sf is loaded with A4 size recording paper, even if the image is input to the recording device online or offline, if the same image processing is performed using the present invention, an appropriate image can be obtained. Can be formed.
- the image recording apparatus is mounted on an image recording apparatus such as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser printer, a facsimile or the like, and a document of a desired size is printed on a recording paper of a predetermined size. It is suitable for arranging and recording in an appropriate layout so as not to impair the reproducibility of the original image. Similarly, the operability is improved, and the binding of the paper is reliably performed with the desired finish of the user. In addition, the image is always improved with each page of the bound recording paper. It is suitable for forming the binding margin of the recording paper so that it can be seen, and for improving the workability and convenience when manually binding the recording paper using a hand stapler.
- the binding of the recording paper is performed so that the image can always be viewed with a good spread, and the original of the desired size can be appropriately placed on a predetermined size of recording paper. It is suitable for laying out recording paper and forming a binding margin so that images can always be viewed well with two-page spread.
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