Xerox Corporation

Kris D Kirchner

Carol P Parsons

Glen A Dumas

George W Webster

Michael E Farrell

John L Rourke

John F Gauronski

Timothy J Kelley

Elizabeth A Bennett

Paul J Valliere

Robert W Hurtz

Josefina Moreno

Jack R Ratcliffe, Ii

A method and apparatus for recovering from faults occurring in an electronic reprographic system capable of processing and printing a multiplicity of jobs is described. The invention provides for the monitoring of the system for the occurrence of faults in a job, interrupting printing of the job upon the occurrence of a fault and determining in which of two fault categories the fault belongs, including an automatic resumption category and a manual resumption category. The invention further provides for automatically resuming the printing of the job without operator intervention in response to clearance of a fault categorized in the automatic resumption category.

Method and apparatus for recovering from object faults in an electronic

A high speed electronic printing system for processing ordered stock such as tabbed sheets is determined for use in maintaining the prints produced in correct sequence with the tabbed stock.

System for printing ordered stock

A high speed electronic printing system in which the number of paper trays for supplying print media is substantially less than the number of different print media selections that can be programmed for each print job, with a system for identifying missing print media while printing together with an available paper tray into which the print media can be loaded to allow uninterrupted processing of print jobs.

Paper supply tray status in electronic printers

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Ontario, NY, United States of America

Kris D Kirchner