SCOTT E MORRIS, DPM
Podiatry at Telephone Rd, Oklahoma City, OK

4852785, Aug 1, 1989

Nov 24, 1987

7/124695

Richard A. Bettendorf - Oklahoma City OK
Scott S. Morris - Oklahoma City OK

Honeywell Bull Inc. - Minneapolis MN

B65H 2318, B65H 5918

226 42

Motor control apparatus is described that is used in a printer that prints on a paper web coming from a roll of paper and has two-sided printing capability using two print mechanisms. The motor control apparatus controls power to several DC motors that either move the paper web from a roll through the printer or provide back tension to the paper web. The control circuits sense paper travel speed and motor loading and thereby sense the effects on paper tension caused by others of the control circuits. The interaction of motor torques provided by the control circuits maintains constant tension on the paper web throughout the printer and thereby assures that there is front to back printing registration on each two-sided printed sheet, and also assures that there is top to bottom centering registration of printing on each sheet of paper when the paper web is cut into individual sheets of paper.

4796066, Jan 3, 1989

Jul 16, 1987

7/074201

Scott S. Morris - Oklahoma City OK
George R. Daniels - Glendale AZ

Honeywell Bull Inc. - Minneapolis MN

G03B 2732, G03B 2752

355 26

A printer apparatus having two-sided printing capability is taught. Two printing mechanisms are provided that can simultaneously print both sides of roll paper. The printing mechanisms are physically oriented with respect to each other and to a simple paper handling/routing mechanism comprised of rollers so that when only one printing mechanism is installed to provide only one-sided printing, the paper handling mechanism need not be modified but the roll paper is merley routed differently around the rollers. Retroactively, a second printing mechanism may simply be installed in the printer for two-sided printing and the roll paper is routed around the rollers differently to route the roll paper to and from the second printing mechanism.

4965613, Oct 23, 1990

Dec 12, 1989

7/449641

Scott S. Morris - Oklahoma City OK
James F. Shramek - Burlington MA
David P. Owsley - Edmond OK

Bull HN Information Systems Inc. - Billerica MA

G03G 2100

346 25

A data printer has the ability to print machine-readable information and, further instream, the ability to read and analyze such information. Results of that analysis are reporated back to a job control processor which, according to the analysis, monitors print quality, instructs the print engines to adjust print contrast, causes unacceptable pages to be invalidated, rejected and reprinted, and advises the operator regarding corrective actions to improve print quality or to reconcile print jobs.

5006894, Apr 9, 1991

Dec 12, 1989

7/449642

Scott S. Morris - Oklahoma City OK
Danny B. McGehee - Moore OK
Randolph S. Canham - Yukon OK

Bull HN Information Systems Inc. - Billerica MA

G03G 2100

355215

A dust containment cap for use in a printing device to be supplied with finely pulverized toner which is susceptible of becoming airborne and contaminating surrounding areas employs two brushes arranged in the toner supply opening such that they completely fill the opening but permit the insertion of the neck of a toner bottle to be inserted through them for depositing new toner. Toner that becomes airborne below the brushes is impeded by the brushes from escaping from the opening. The brushes may be installed at downward angles so that together they form a "V"; toner inadvertently spilled on the tops of the brushes gravitates to the bottom of the "V" whence it may be dropped through by agitating the bristles.