Image forming apparatus having original conveying apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorTatsuya Shiratori
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Abstract
An image forming apparatus has an original conveying apparatus, a scanning device for scanning an original image of the original on the original support glass plate, an image forming portion for forming an image on the basis of the original image read by the scanning device, a recording sheet supply portion for supplying a recording sheet to the image forming portion through a convey path, and a control device for controlling in such a manner that, when the image of each original is formed on N recording sheets, a subsequent original on the original stacking device starts to be supplied during a scanning of the image for a last N-th recording sheet, wherein the N is more than 1.
Claims9
An image forming apparatus comprising:
- an original conveying apparatus including an original stacking means for stacking a plurality of originals, an original supply means for separating and supplying the originals one by one from said original stacking means, a pair of registration rollers for adjusting a leading end position of the original fed by said supply means, a convey means for conveying the original conveyed by said pair of registration rollers to a predetermined location on an original support glass plate, and a discharge tray on which the originals scanned on said original support glass plate are stacked;
- scanning means for scanning an original image of the original on said original support glass plate;
- an image forming portion for forming an image on the basis of the original image read by said scanning means;
- a recording sheet supply portion for supplying a recording sheet to said image forming portion through a convey path;
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- control means for controlling in such a manner that, when the image of each original is formed on N recording sheets, a subsequent original on said original stacking means starts to be supplied during a scanning of the image for a last N-th recording sheet, wherein the N is more than 1.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.