Hewlett-packard Company

Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Michael K Bowen

Daniel R Dwyer

Peter G Hwang

Howard G Wong

Michael M Leon

Jeffrey G Bingham

Thomas E McCue, Jr

Tod A Kinsley

Maaike Louise Evers

Stephen G Brown

Donald R McClelland

Michael J Allison

Melissa S Gedraitis

Mark D Zinser

Robert M Yraceburu

Gene D Jones

Michael W Munro

Michael S Millman

Dean A Gaylor

Masahita Cho

Chad Lockart

Richard Olson

Norman E Pawlowski

Kevin Lo

Henry Young Chin

Jan Hippen

Kenneth R Williams

Eric L Gasvoda

Matt G Driggers

Ted Tang Lee

Lynn A Collie

Bruce Alan McFadden

Jeffrey J Grange

David M Thorpe

Angela S Chen

Joyce A Chua

Robert G Fritz

Gary L Miller

Gerald Boyum

Paul M O'Brien

Jeremy Daniel Barker

Jan W Boldt

Thomas J Froning

A serviceable machine includes a door assembly having a door, and a jointed assembly that extends between an external surface of the serviceable machine and the door. The jointed assembly is operable to move the door between a closed position in which an interior region of the serviceable machine is covered, and an open position in which the interior portion of the interior region is unobstructed. The jointed assembly may extend connectivity to the door when the door is in either the open or closed positions. Additionally, the door can mechanically and electrically decouple from the jointed assembly.

Door assembly for serviceable machine

A media handling device comprises a frame, a media tray, and a damper. The media tray is mountable to the frame for pivotal movement between a first position and a second position relative to the frame. The damper is disposed on the frame and configured for maintaining frictional engagement with the media tray.

Media tray damper

Printer

Inkjet printer

Printer access door

Inkjet printer with fixed sheet feeder

A tube routing configuration for a printing system with an off-axis ink supply system. The system includes a printer housing and a transporting system for transporting a print medium along a medium path to a print area. A scanning carriage holds a printing cartridge with a print-head, the carriage holding the cartridge such that the printhead faces the print zone. A carriage scanning apparatus moves the carriage along a scanning axis transverse to the medium path at the print area. An off-axis ink supply station is mounted in a fixed position relative to the printer housing. Hollow flexible tubing interconnects between the carriage and the off-axis ink supply station to provide an ink replenishment path for the printer cartridge. The tubing is routed between the carriage and the off-axis supply station such that a loop is formed in the tubing, and wherein the loop is substantially contained within a vertically projected volume swept out by the carriage, thereby reducing the need for additional product volume required for the tubing.

Fluidic delivery system with tubing and manifolding for an off-axis

Inkjet printer with an auxiliary sheet feeder

Inkjet printer with envelope feeder

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Vancouver, WA, United States of America

Michael K Bowen