Apparatus for processing media
AssigneeNisca Corporation
InventorsNaoto TAKESHITA, Tetsuya NODA, Yasutake OHSHIRO, Hiroaki MOROBOSHI, Hiroshi MOCHIZUKI
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AssigneeNisca Corporation
InventorsNaoto TAKESHITA, Tetsuya NODA, Yasutake OHSHIRO, Hiroaki MOROBOSHI, Hiroshi MOCHIZUKI
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The present invention is to provide a media processing apparatus for enabling a plurality of discharge sections disposed one side of the apparatus to be disposed parallel inside saved space, the media processing apparatus is provided with a plurality of discharge sections (correct card discharge section and error card discharge section) disposed on one side of an apparatus housing, and a discharge member (card reverse section) that discharges a card C to each discharge section. In such a card processing apparatus, a width dimension (length dimension in the discharge direction of the card) of a discharge stacker of the first card discharge section is wider than a width dimension of the card C, and a width dimension of a frame body of the error card discharge section is narrower than the width dimension of the card C.
A media processing apparatus for performing processing on a recording medium to discharge, comprising:
A media processing apparatus for performing processing on a recording medium to discharge, comprising:
The media processing apparatus according to claim. 1, wherein the first frame body is a discharge stacker to load the recording medium.
The media processing apparatus according to claim. 2, wherein the first frame body is a discharge stacker to load the recording medium.
The media processing apparatus according to claim. 1, wherein the discharge member is comprised of a direction change section which turns with the recording medium nipped, thereby shifts to a first position to discharge the recording medium to the first discharge section and a second position to discharge the recording medium to the second discharge section, and changes a direction of the recording medium.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.