Double-side recording apparatus and medium transporting method in double-side recording apparatus
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorTakanori Uematsu
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AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorTakanori Uematsu
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A double-side recording apparatus which inverts a recording medium after the end of the recording of a first face, and then performs the recording of a second face, includes: a recording unit which performs recording on the recording medium; a transportation unit which transports the recording medium to a position where the recording unit can perform the recording; a movement unit which moves a movable member capable of engaging with the recording unit to an engagement position and a non-engagement position; an inversion unit which inverts the recording medium sent from the transportation unit and returns the inverted recording medium to the transportation unit; a power source which is common to the transportation unit, the movement unit, and the inversion unit;
A double-side recording apparatus which inverts a recording medium after the end of the recording of a first face, and then performs the recording of a second face, comprising:
A medium transporting method in a double-side recording apparatus which includes a transportation unit that transports a recording medium, a recording unit that carries out recording on the recording medium, a movement unit that moves a movable member capable of engaging with the recording unit to an engagement position and a non-engagement position, an inversion unit that inverts the recording medium sent from the transportation unit and returns the inverted recording medium to the transportation unit, a power source that is common to the transportation unit, the movement unit, and the inversion unit, and a switching unit that is switched to a connection state capable of transmitting the power of the power source to the movement unit and a disconnection state incapable of transmitting the power,
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