Xerox Corporation

Liam S Cummings

Edward P Imes

James G Stenzel

Michael Cook

Warren Brady

Christopher Delano

Norman Vanas

Ronald Edsall

Vincent Berardi

Cesar R Marquez

Richard P N Veregin

Daryl Walter Vanbesien

Cuong Vong

Michael Steven Hawkins

Allan K Chen

Vladislav Skorokhod

Tie Hwee Ng

Christine Deborah Anderson

Louis V Isganitis

Vincenzo G Marcello

Nancy S Hunt

Dennis A Mattison, Jr

Catherine N Byers

Timothy S Claremont

John Viavattine

Steven A VanScott

Robert L Dengler

Richard Pn Veregin

Steven A Vanscott

Dennis A Mattison

Dennis A Mattison Jr

A method and apparatus for maintaining level media stack in a media tray used in an image production device is disclosed. The method may include receiving a stack of media sheets on top of a plurality of selectively-controllable inflatable bladders located in the media tray, and maintaining a level media stack by inflating or deflating one or more of the plurality of selectively-controllable inflatable bladders.

Method and apparatus for maintaining a predetermined media stack height in a media tray used in an image production device

In accordance with one aspect of the present exemplary embodiment, a printing system comprises a media feeder that receives and stores asymmetrically thick media from an outside source and outputs such media to the printing system via a feed mechanism. A conveyer system transports the asymmetrically thick media from the media feeder utilizing at least one linear belt wherein a sensor is employed to determine the presence of the asymmetrically thick piece of stock. A controller coupled to the conveyer determines the location and orientation of an image on a piece of the asymmetrically thick stock. An imaging system receives the asymmetrically thick media from the conveyer system and places an image on the media in the proper location and orientation based at least in part on information from the controller.

Image and stacking orientation compensating method and apparatus for media having marginal regions with different thicknesses

A toner having a core with a first latex having a specific glass transition temperature, and further having a shell surrounding the core with a second latex having a specific glass transition temperature, and processes for producing the same.

Toner composition

Systems, methods, and programs for adjusting an output orientation of multi-thickness media input marking data, determine a number of sheets of the multi-thickness media that is to be alternated within an output stack, and adjust the output orientation of at least one sheet of multi-thickness media to be output based on the determined number of sheets of the multi-thickness media to be alternated.

System, method, and program for stacking multi-thickness sheets of media

Systems, methods, and programs for adjusting marking data for use with alternately stacked multi-thickness media. The systems, methods, and programs input marking data and determine an orientation of sheets of the multi-thickness media that is alternated within a stack. The systems, methods, and programs adjust, for each sheet whose orientation is not consistent with the marking data, the marking data for that sheet such that the marking data for that sheet is consistent with the orientation of that sheet.

System, method, and program for alternating sheets of media

A method of ordering replacement items used by a reproduction device at least includes: providing coupled to said reproduction device, a replacement item information button; and in response to a user activating said replacement item button, producing via said reproduction device, at least one replacement item information document; wherein said replacement item information comprises specific information needed to facilitate the ordering of the exact replacement items which are used by said reproduction device.

One touch supply ordering method

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Macedon, NY, United States of America

Liam S Cummings