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US 12,118,251 B2Granted
Multi-model printing method, computing device and multi-model printing apparatus
AssigneeSemes Co., Ltd.
InventorsKang Young Seo, Sung Su Kim, Su Beom Jeon
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Abstract
A multi-model printing method capable of increasing the freedom of printing and evaluating process for each cell is provided. The multi-model printing method comprises registering a first job for inkjet printing a first cell of a first size in a first region of a glass substrate, registering a second job for inkjet printing a second cell of a second size different from the first size in a second region of the glass substrate, and storing a recipe including the first job and the second job.
Claims16
A multi-model printing method comprising:
- registering a first job for inkjet printing a first cell of a first size in a first region of a glass substrate;
- registering a second job for inkjet printing a second cell of a second size different from the first size in a second region of the glass substrate;
- storing a recipe including the first job and the second job;
- and
- controlling a printing operation based on first control information for performing the first job and second control information for performing the second job, wherein the first control information and the second control information include at least one of a number of swaths, a shift amount of a nozzle, a number of pixels, and a pixel pitch.
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A computing device comprising:
- a display configured to display a screen;
- an inputter configured to receive a user's input to display the user's input on the display;
- and
- a controller configured to control the display and the inputter,
- wherein the display is configured to display:
- a first input region for inputting a total number of prints for printing on a glass substrate, and
- a second input region activated according to a total number of prints input to the first input region,
- wherein the second input region comprises:
- a first registration region for inputting a first job for inkjet printing a first cell of a first size in a first region of the glass substrate, and
- a second registration region for inputting a second job for inkjet printing a second cell of a second size in a second region of the glass substrate, and
- wherein the first job and the second job are performed based on first control information and second control information, respectively, wherein the first control information and the second control information include at least one of a number of swaths, a shift amount of a nozzle, a number of pixels, and a pixel pitch.
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A multi-model printing facility comprising:
- an indexer for obtaining a distinguishing factor indicating information for processing a glass substrate;
- a facility operator for receiving the distinguishing factor from the indexer and receiving a recipe corresponding to the distinguishing factor from an integrated controller (CTC);
- and
- a model manager for providing control information necessary for printing operation based on the recipe,
- wherein the recipe includes,
- a first job for inkjet printing a first cell of a first size in a first region of the glass substrate, and
- a second job for inkjet printing a second cell of a second size different from the first size in a second region of the glass substrate,
- wherein the facility operator provides first model information related to the first job to the model manager, and the model manager provides first control information for printing the first cell to the facility operator,
- then, the facility operator prints a first cell on the glass substrate based on the first control information,
- then, the facility operator provides second model information related to the second job to the model manager, and the model manager provides second control information for printing the second cell to the facility operator,
- then, the facility operator includes printing a second cell on the glass substrate based on the second control information.
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