Claims
- 1. An electrophotographic copying machine including:
- a document table having a support surface for supporting a first document to be copied;
- a document drum for receiving and winding a second sheet-like document thereon to be copied positioned at the same level of the support surface of said document table;
- a substantially planar reciprocating light scanning source positioned relative to each of said document drum and document table so that by selective movement of said light scanning source either of said first or second documents can be scanned by said light scanning source, said light scanning source being positioned when not in operation between said document table and said drum with said document drum being positioned at one extremity of the range of movement of said light scanning source; and
- selection means for operating said light scanning source to selectively scan either of said first or said second documents.
- 2. The machine of claim 1, wherein said document drum means comprises a document drum for winding said document thereon and an electrode means disposed on said document drum for receiving a DC voltage.
- 3. The machine of claim 2, wherein said electrode means comprises a plurality of positive and negative interdigital electrodes longitudinally extending from both ends of said document drum means.
- 4. The machine of claim 3, wherein said positive and negative interdigital electrodes are printed.
- 5. The machine of claim 4, wherein said positive and negative interdigital electrodes are coated with a synthetic resin.
- 6. The machine of claim 3, further comprising brush means including electrically conductive low resistance fibers supplying the DC voltage to the positive and negative interdigital electrodes.
- 7. The electrophotographic copying machine of claim 1, wherein said reciprocating light source is reciprocated between a pair of micro-switches during scanning said document on said document table and is fixed at a third microswitch when scanning said sheet-like document on said document drum.
- 8. The electrophotographic copying machine of claim 1, wherein said document drum rotates in unison with a photoreceptor responsive to said light scanning source for forming an electrostatic latent image on said photoreceptor of either said document on said drum or said document on said document table.
- 9. The electrophotographic copying machine of claim 1, wherein said document drum includes an electrode means disposed on said document drum for applying a DC voltage to the surface of said drum such that said document is electrostatically attracted to and tightly wound on said drum.
- 10. The electrophotographic copying machine of claim 9, wherein said electrode means comprises a plurality of positive and negative interdigital electrodes longitudinally extending from both ends of said document drum.
- 11. The electrophotographic copying machine of claim 10, wherein said positive and negative interdigital electrodes are printed.
- 12. The electrophotographic copying machine of claim 11, wherein said positive and negative interdigital electrodes are coated with a synthetic resin.
- 13. The electrophotographic copying machine of claim 10, further comprising brush means including electrically conductive low resistance fibers supplying DC voltage to the positive and negative interdigital electrodes.
- 14. The electrophotographic copying machine of claim 1, wherein said document drum further includes supply roller means for forwarding said second document onto said document drum, and roller means for separating said second document from said document drum.
Priority Claims (1)
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Parent Case Info
This application is a continuation of copending application Ser. No. 711,822, filed Mar. 14, 1985, now abandoned.
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Continuations (1)
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