Image forming apparatus capable of properly inhibiting automatic printing
AssigneeMinolta Co., Ltd.
InventorsAkinori Yoshida, Hiroaki Ikeda, Motomi Takemoto, Tomokazu Kato
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AssigneeMinolta Co., Ltd.
InventorsAkinori Yoshida, Hiroaki Ikeda, Motomi Takemoto, Tomokazu Kato
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There is provided an image forming apparatus that has an auto-print function for once storing data received externally into a memory and thereafter automatically printing out the data and is able to properly inhibit the auto-print. The apparatus is provided with non-manipulation process executing units for executing another process by putting an operation input unit or a print unit inoperable or inexecutable for a specified time regardless of operation of the operation input unit. The apparatus is further provided with an inhibition unit capable of inhibiting the execution of processing by the non-manipulation process executing units for an arbitrary inhibition time and a changing unit for changing the inhibition time according to the operation state of the operation input unit and the operation state of the present apparatus.
An image forming apparatus provided with a printing means, comprising:
An image forming apparatus having a copying function for reading an original image and executing printing and an automatic printing function for automatically printing an image received externally, comprising:
An image forming apparatus having a copying function for reading an original image and executing printing and an automatic printing function for automatically printing an image received externally, comprising:
An image forming apparatus having an auto-clear function for automatically setting an operation mode back to an initial mode when no operation is executed for a specified time, comprising:
An image forming apparatus having an auto-clear function for automatically setting an operation mode back to an initial mode when no operation is executed for a specified time, comprising:
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