Xerox Corporation

Kenneth J Rieck

Donald A Brown

Mark S Penke

William Theodore Clark, Iii

David M Parsons

William T Clark, Iii

Hidetoshi Kimura

Hiroshi Nakada

Murray O Meetze, Jr

Shu Watanabe

Marc J Krolczyk

Ken Hayward

James B Smith

David K Young

William Skillern

Jeffrey M Zielinski

A more intuitive and easier to use repositionable sheet stack edge guide, in which a single simple manual movement of a single visible upstanding member in either of the opposite possible repositioning directions can both automatically unlatch the edge guide latching system from its previously latched position by the partial pivoting of that member and also move the edge guide in its desired repositioning direction.

Simplified movement printer sheet stack edge guide

A reduced footprint image producing machine including (a) an image output terminal (IOT) having (i) a moveable imaging member including an imaging surface; (ii) latent imaging devices for forming a latent electrostatic toner image on the imaging surface; (iii) a development unit for developing the latent electrostatic image on the imaging surface into a toner image; (iv) a transfer station for transferring the toner image from the imaging surface onto a toner image carrying sheet; (v) a fusing apparatus for heating and fusing the transferred image onto the toner image carrying sheet; and (b) a footprint-reducing tower mounted on top of the IOT and containing (i) machine electronics and controller assembly, and (ii) machine environment conditioning devices including cleaning and exhaust fans along with portions of associated manifolds, thereby preventing the addition of protrusions to a rear of the IOT, and thus reducing the installed foot print of the machine.

Image producing machine having a footprint-reducing tower

Work-surface mouse pad for an image producing machine

Warning light for an image producing machine

Door handle indicator for an image producing machine

Footprint-reducing tower for an image producing machine

Image producing machine

A relatively thin feature information board placed in an essentially upright position proximate to the rear top surface of a multifunctional printer for conveying information concerning the feature capabilities of the printer. The feature information board is generally taller than other features of the marking engine module of the multifunctional printer. The feature information board may contain an active interface region that conveys information concerning the availability of the multifunctional services and status information such as, fault conditions, completion of jobs, and that jobs are in progress.

Printer feature information board

Portion of an operating-position viewable panel for an office machine

Portion of a top panel for an office machine

Portion of front panel and control panel lead-in surrounding for an office machine

Portion of operating-position viewable panels and skyline wall for an office machine

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Victor, NY, United States of America

Kenneth J Rieck