Composite printing device

Abstract

A small, compact multifunction printing device provides excellent ease of use with little possibility of slips and continuous paper jamming inside. The multifunction printer has a check processing unit and a continuous paper processing unit. The check processing unit has a U-shaped check conveyance path P1 that opens to the front of the printer and enables handling slips to be processed and the processed slips from the front of the printer. A continuous paper conveyance path P2 that conveys continuous paper fed from a paper roll in the roll paper compartment from the back to the front of the printer is formed on the inside of the check conveyance path P1, enabling replacing roll paper and removing processed continuous paper from the front. The conveyance paths P1 and P2 are independent of each other, the printing positions thereof are separated, and conveyed slips and continuous paper will not interfere with each other.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a composite printing device capable of independently printing single sheets of paper such as checks and printing continuous paper drawn from roll paper. Background technique [0002] In banking business including deposit processing and payment processing, settlement methods using checks are gradually being adopted. In the settlement method by check, check the date, time, signature, etc. written on the check at the bank counter, perform necessary payment processing, payment processing, etc., and then sign the back of the processed check and send it to the customer Issue a receipt related to the processing of the check. In addition, at the time of check processing, a driver's license or ID card is required for identity verification, and if necessary, a copy of the driver's license or ID card is obtained using a copier and stored. At the bank window, such processing needs to be performed in a large amount within a short ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0009] Therefore, the conveyance and printing of the single-sheet paper and the conveyance and printing of the continuous paper have to be carried out sequentially, and the single-sheet paper and the continuous paper cannot be processed in other ways. There are limitations in operability or processing speed

In addition, the single-sheet paper and continuous paper tend to be jammed at the intersection of the two transport paths, and there is a problem that the single-sheet paper and continuous paper passing through the adjacent transport paths tend to interfere with each other.

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