Lexmark International, Inc.

Amanda Kay Bridges

Michael Ray Timperman

Charles Edward Grieshaber

William James Gardner Flowers

Chad Eugene McQuillen

Mohamed Nooman Ahmed

Michael E Lhamon

Stuart Willard Daniel

Dennis Herbert Hasselbring

A method for controlling a peripheral device includes receiving input from a user at a workstation adapted to the user, determining whether the received input can be valid, generating a job ticket from the valid input, sending the job ticket to the peripheral device and receiving an identifier representing the job ticket from the peripheral device.

Access to networked peripheral device for impaired users

A method for an impaired user to control a peripheral device including receiving key-value pair input from the user, determining whether the received input is valid and executing a job generated from the valid received key-value pair input.

Peripheral device

A document processing device configured to communicate with a first device and a user input device. The document processing device includes a controller having memory. The controller is operable to receive a first communication from the first device. The first communication includes a job to be processed by the printing device and a first shortcut access code associated with the job. The first shortcut access code is stored in the memory of the controller. The controller is also operable to receive a second communication from the user input device. The second communication includes a second shortcut access code. The controller holds the job to be processed until the controller receives the second communication and verifies the second shortcut access code matches the first shortcut access code.

Multi-function printing device

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Winchester, KY, United States of America

Amanda Kay Bridges