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Patent US5245389 - Image forming apparatus - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsAn image forming apparatus wherein the copying operation is performed not only in an automatic density specifying mode but also in a manual density specifying mode according to select by an operator. When the ratio of the frequency of select of the manual density specifying mode to the frequency of select...http://www.google.com/patents/US5245389?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5245389 - Image forming apparatusAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5245389 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/798,140Publication dateSep 14, 1993Filing dateNov 26, 1991Priority dateNov 27, 1990Fee statusPaidPublication number07798140, 798140, US 5245389 A, US 5245389A, US-A-5245389, US5245389 A, US5245389AInventorsTsugihito Yoshiyama, Tadafumi Shimizu, Hiroyuki Ideyama, Yoshihiko Hatta, Masazumi ItoOriginal AssigneeMinolta Camera Kabushiki KaishaExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (8), Referenced by (9), Classifications (9), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetImage forming apparatus
US 5245389 AAbstract
An image forming apparatus wherein the copying operation is performed not only in an automatic density specifying mode but also in a manual density specifying mode according to select by an operator. When the ratio of the frequency of select of the manual density specifying mode to the frequency of select of the automatic density specifying mode has exceeded a predetermined value, the image forming apparatus is adapted to execute an image adjustment process by detecting the state of components, for example, charge wires for the purpose of adjusting the density of copy images formed in the automatic density specifying mode.
1. An image forming apparatus comprising:specifying means for specifying a desired image density; command means for commanding start of a copying operation; determining means for determining the frequency of use of the specifying means and the frequency of use of the command means; image forming means for forming an image on a recording medium; varying means for varying conditions for image formation by the image forming means; and control means for causing the varying means to vary the conditions for the image formation when the ratio of the frequency of use of the specifying means to the frequency of use of the command means has exceeded a predetermined value. 2. An image forming apparatus as claimed in claim 1 further comprising:charging means for charging the surface of a photoreceptor, exposure means for exposing the photoreceptor surface charged by the charging means, developing means having a developing sleeve for developing an electrostatic latent image formed on the photoreceptor surface, and applying means for applying a bias voltage to the developing sleeve, wherein the varying means varies each of the charging, exposing and applying means. 3. An image forming apparatus as claimed in claim 1 wherein the varying means varies the conditions for image formation when the frequency of use of the specifying means has exceeded a predetermined value.
4. An image forming apparatus as claimed in claim 1 wherein the varying means varies the conditions for image formation when a paper cassette has been removed from the body of the image forming apparatus.
5. An image forming apparatus comprising:density control means for controlling the density of an image to be formed wherein the image is formed at one of a standard density level and a second density level other than said standard density level; inputting means for inputting said second density level; command means for commanding start of a copying operation; determining means for determining the frequency of use of the inputting means and the frequency of use of the command means; image forming means for forming an image under predetermined conditions at the standard density level ;and modifying means for modifying said predetermined conditions every time an output of said determining means exceeds a predetermined level. 6. An image forming apparatus as claimed in claim 5 wherein the modifying means modifies the predetermined conditions when the ratio of the frequency of use of the inputting means to the frequency of use of the command means has exceeded a predetermined value.
7. An image forming apparatus as claimed in claim 6 wherein the modifying means modifies the predetermined conditions when the frequency of use of the inputting means has exceeded a predetermined value.
8. An image forming apparatus as claimed in claim 5 wherein the modifying means modifies the predetermined conditions when a paper cassette has been removed from the body of the image forming apparatus.
9. An image forming apparatus as claimed in claim 5 wherein the image forming means include charging means for charging the surface of a photoreceptor, exposure means for exposing the photoreceptor surface charged by the charging means, developing means having a developing sleeve for developing an electrostatic latent image formed on the photoreceptor surface, and applying means for applying a bias voltage to the developing sleeve.
10. A method performed in an image forming apparatus comprising the steps of:specifying a desired image density; commanding start of a copy operation; determining the frequency of the specifying of the desired image density and the frequency of the commanding of the copy operation; varying the image density when the ratio of the frequency of the specifying of the desired image density to the frequency of the commanding of the copy operation has exceeded a predetermined value. Description
The present invention relates to an image forming apparatus for forming images on a recording medium by the electrophotographic process.
The electrophotographic process has already found wide use in copying machines, facsimile systems, page printers and the like for forming images.
The electrophotographic process comprises the steps of uniformly charging the surface of a photosensitive member, exposing the surface of the photosensitive member to light in accordance with image data to form a latent image, developing the latent image with a toner image by depositing toner on the latent image, transferring the toner image onto recording paper, and fixing the transferred image to the paper.
Image forming apparatuses for practicing the electrophotographic process are adapted that when the power source is turned on, the operation values of various components or portions for determining the conditions for the process, such as the surface potential of the photosensitive member, amount of exposure and toner concentration, are set to initial values which are determined to give copy images of standard density.
Further copying machines, for example, have an operation key for specifying the density of copy images to be formed. With such a copying machine, electrophotographic process conditions, such as the amount of exposure, are altered according to the density specified. by the operation key, whereby copy images are formed with a density higher or lower than the standard density.
However, when used for a long period of time, the copying machine undergoes changes, which include adhesion of impurities to the photosensitive member, abrasion of the member, deterioration of the developer, deterioration of the exposure lamp, soiling of the optical system and alteration in the circuit constant of the control circuit.
For this reason, the conventional copying machine when used for a long period of time fails to produce copy images of standard density when components are set to initial operation values. More specifically, the copying machine has the problem of becoming unable to give a proper image density when the machine is set in the standard mode wherein no density adjustment is made by the operator.
This problem may be overcome by detecting various state values associated with the electrophotographic process conditions by suitable sensors every time a predetermined number of copies has been made or every time a predetermined period of time has elapsed and adjusting the process conditions based on the detected values for image adjustment.
Nevertheless, the time when image adjustment is made by detecting the state values with the sensors is not always the time when the image adjustment is needed. Consequently, the machine will be held out of copying operation while unnecessary image adjustment is executed and therefore still has the problem of being inefficient to use.
The main object of the present invention is to provide an image forming apparatus which is capable of producing copy images of proper density in the standard mode even if used for a prolonged period of time.
Another object of the invention is to provide an image forming apparatus adapted to produce copy images of proper density at all times by image adjustment executed at an appropriate time.
Still another object of the invention is to provide an image forming apparatus which is capable of performing an efficient copying operation.
These objects of the present invention are accomplished by an image forming apparatus comprising:
specifying means for specifying a desired image density,
command means for commanding start of a copying operation,
means for adjusting the density of the image to be formed by the image forming means, and
control means for causing the image density adjusting means to execute image density adjustment when the ratio of the frequency of use of the specifying means to the frequency of use of the command means has exceeded a predetermined value.
FIG. 1 is a main flow chart schematically showing the operation of a copying machine according to a first embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a flow chart showing an image adjustment process;
FIG. 3 is a fragmentary front view in section showing the copying machine;
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary enlarged view showing an optical system;
FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a control circuit of the copying machine;
FIG. 6 is a plan view showing an operation panel of the copying machine; and
FIG. 7 is a main flow chart schematically showing the operation of a copying machine according to a second embodiment of the invention.
With reference to FIG. 3 showing the main components of a copying machine A, a photosensitive drum 5 is disposed which is rotatable in the direction of arrow Ma at a constant peripheral speed v. Arranged around the photosensitive drum are a sensitizing charger 6, inter-image eraser 10, developing unit 7, transfer charger 28, separating charger 29, cleaner 9 and main eraser 8. Disposed between an exposure position X2 and the inter-image eraser 10 is a surface electrometer 90 for measuring the surface potential of the drum 5. Interposed between the separating charger 29 and the cleaner 9 is a reflective photosenser (AIDC sensor) 19 comprising a light-emitting element 19a and a photodetector 19b for measuring the density of a reference toner image.
The sensitizing charger 6 is a scorotron charger having charge wires 61 and a mesh grid 63. A constant high voltage is supplied to the charge wires 61 from a high-voltage transformer 62 which is on-off controlled by the CPU 201 to be described later. The amount of charges to be applied by the charge wires 61 to the surface of the drum 5 is controlled by controlling the potential of the grid 63, whereby the drum 5 is set to a desired surface potential. The surface potential of the drum 5 is settable stepwise to nine levels, i.e., levels 1 to 9, which are centered at level 5 as a standard and arranged at a voltage interval of 15 volts. For example ar level 5, the surface potential of the drum 5 is 650 volts. In the following description, the level to which the grid 63 of the sensitizing charger 6 is set will sometimes be referred to as "HV level."
The surface of the drum 5 is uniformly charged by passing a charging position Xl opposed to the charger 6, and is exposed to light at the exposure position X2 by an optical system 20. Some of the charges on the surface of the drum 5 are locally removed by the exposure, whereby a latent image corresponding to a document D is formed on the surface of the drum 5. The charges over the surface area other than the image area are erased by the inter-image eraser 10.
The optical system 20 comprises an exposure lamp 21 for illuminating the document D placed on a document support glass plate 1, mirrors 22a to 22d for guiding the reflected light from the document D to the exposure position X2, and a projection lens 23. During scanning of the document D with light, the exposure lamp 21 and the mirror 22a move in the direction of arrow Mb at a velocity v/m (wherein m is a copying magnification), while the mirrors 22b, 22c move at a velocity of v/2m.
The latent image formed on the surface of the drum 5 is developed by the developing unit 7 to a visible toner image.
Using a developer comprising a mixture of magnetic carrier and insulating toner, the developing unit 7 forms a known magnetic brush and deposits the toner on the latent image (over the unexposed area where charges are present) for normal development when the image passes a developing position X3. The unit 7 includes a developing tank 70 having arranged therein a developing sleeve 71 housing a magnetic roller 72, bristle height regulating plate 73, bucket roller 74 and screw roller 75. A toner concentration sensor (ATDC sensor) 80 is provided under the screw roller 75.
When the bucket roller 74 rotates in the direction of arrow Mc, the developer is attracted to the outer peripheral surface of the developing sleeve 71 magnetically by the magnetic roller 72 and transported to the deveIoping position X3 with the rotation of the sleeve 71 in the direction of arrow Md. The ATDC sensor 80 measures the weight ratio T/C (wt %) of the toner to the whole developer from the magnetic permeability of the developer.
A toner hopper 76 provided at the top of the developing tank 70 has a toner, replenishing roller 77 at its bottom. When rotatably driven by a replenishing motor 78, the toner replenishing roller 77 supplies toner from the toner hopper 76 to the screw roller 75. The toner replenishment is then mixed with the developer already present within the tank 70 by being agitated by the rotation of the screw roller 75 and forwarded to the bucket roller 74. The agitation and mixing cause triboelectric charging, whereby the magnetic carrier and the toner are charged to polarities opposite to each other. At the developing position X3, the toner, which is of negative polarity, is electrostatically attracted by the surface charges of the photosensitive drum 5 and adheres to the surface of the drum 5. To prevent the adhesion of toner due to the charges remaining on the surface of the drum 5 (the charges remaining on the light-exposed area) at this time, a predetermined developing bias voltage VB is applied to the developing sleeve 71.
On the other hand, paper P delivered from a removable paper cassette 40 is transported as timed with the rotation of the drum 5 by a timing roller 30, and the toner image is transferred to the paper P at a transfer position X4 by the transfer charger 28. The paper P bearing the transferred toner image is acted on by the separating charger 29 for the removal of the charges and thereby separated from the drum 5. The paper is sent to an unillustrated fixing unit, which fixes the toner image to the paper P with heat and pressure.
The cleaner 9 thereafter removes residual toner from the surface of the drum 5. The main eraser 8 removes residual charges from the surface in preparation for the subsequent exposure.
FIG. 5 is a fragmentary view showing the optical system 20 on an enlarged scale.
A slider unit 24 including the exposure lamp 21 and the mirror 22a is reciprocatingly movably disposed under the document support glass plate 1 for scanning the document D with light as described above during the copying operation. The unit 24 is brought to an adjusting position Y1 or Y2 for the adjustment of images to be described below.
Adjusting seals 25a and 25b corresponding to the adjusting positions Y1 and Y2, respectively, are affixed to the lower surface of the upper cover 26 of the body of the copying machine A. The adjusting seal 25a has a reflectance corresponding to the background area (white area) of usual document paper, while the adjusting seal 25b has a reflectance corresponding to a gray background area (halftone image).
FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a control circuit 200 of the copying machine A.
The control circuit 200 comprises as its central component a CPU (central processing unit) 201 for controlling the copying machine A in its entirety.
The CPU 201 receives outputs from various sensors, such as an output voltage VT from the ATDC sensor 80, output voltage VP from the AIDC sensor 19 and output voltage VD from the surface electrometer 90. The CPU 201 feeds control signals to an exposure lamp power source 50 for turning on the exposure lamp 21, a high-voltage power source 60 for applying a high voltage to the grid 63, a high voltage source 40 for applying the developing bias voltage VB, etc. The CPU 201 has connected thereto other components, such as an operation panel 100, RAM 210 for storing various items of data for control and ROM 211 for storing programs and the like.
FIG. 6 is a plan view showing the operation panel 100 of the copying machine A.
The operation panel 100 is divided into an operation portion 219a for setting copying conditions such as the number of copies, density of copies, etc., and a display-operation portion 219b relating to the indication of state of various components.
Arranged in the operation portion 219a are a print key 101 for starting a copying operation, sevensegment LEDs 102 for indicating the number of copies, etc., ten number entry keys 104 to 113 corresponding to the numerals of 1, 2, ..., 9, 0, respectively, a clearstop key 103 for cancelling the specification of copying conditions, up and down keys 114, 115 for specifying the density level of copies stepwise, a density indicator 116 for indicating the density level specified, a mode selection key 130 for effecting change-over between density specifying modes, etc.
Further arranged in the display-operation portion 219b are a message display 117 comprising a liquid crystal display, and serviceman keys 118 to 124.
The serviceman keys 118 to 124 are used chiefly by the serviceman for displaying or processing the control data stored in the RAM 210 and other maintenance work.
For initialization following the turning-on of the power source, an automatic density specifying mode is selected with a mode display LED 131 turned on. Every time the mode selection key 130 is depressed, one of the automatic density specifying mode and a manual density specifying mode is alternately selected. The automatic density specifying mode may be made changeable to the manual density specifying mode also when the up key 114 or down key 115 is depressed.
When the manual density specifying mode is selected for the operator to specify a desired density level, the mode display LED 131 goes off, and an LED 116a positioned in the center of the density indicator 116 and corresponding to a standard density alternatively goes on. Every time the up key 114 is depressed in this state, the density level rises stepwise from the standard density, lighting up the LEDs of the density indicator 116 one after another leftward from the central LED 116a. Alternatively, every time the down key 115 is depressed, the density level lowers stepwise, turning on the LEDs of the indicator 116 one after another rightward.
When a particular density level is specified in the manual density specifying the mode, the amount of exposure (EXP level) is altered according to the specified density level. More specifically, when the standard density level is set (when the LED 116a goes on), a standard value predetermined with reference to a case wherein standard documents (documents with black images on white paper) are copied is set as the EXP level. When darker images are to be formed, a value smaller than the standard value is set as the EXP level, whereas when lighter images are to be formed, a value greater than the standard value is set as the EXP level.
Incidentally, when no key is manipulated within a predetermined period of time after the manual density specifying mode has been selected, an autoresetting process executed by the CPU 201 automatically changes the mode to the automatic density specifying mode.
With the automatic density specifying mode selected, a copying operation is executed by a variation exposure method wherein the EXP level is adjusted in accordance with the amount of light reflected from the document D during exposure scanning, or by a fixed exposure method wherein the EXP level is set according to the overall density of the document D detected by prescanning. The operation produces a sharp copy image wherein the image area and the background area are apparently distinguished even if the document D is newspaper or a blue print of drawing having a dark background area or is a document written in pencil or like document having a light image area.
With the copying machine A thus constructed, the components thereof participating in the electrophotographic process are set to predetermined standard operation values. This permits the machine to operate under the standard conditions for the electrophotographic process to make copy images of proper quality.
However, if the copying machine A has been in use for a prolonged period of time, the components undergo changes due to the lapse of time. Consequently, the machine gradually becomes unable to produce copy images of proper quality if the set operation values remain the standard values. These changes include, for example, soiling of the charge wires 61 which leads to irregularities in images, and deterioration of the drum 5 or the developer which entails a reduced sensitivity or background fogging.
Aside from the alteration of the set operation values in conformity with the density level specified by the operator (hereinafter referred to as the "specification of density") as stated above, the copying machine A is therefore adapted to execute an image adjustment process by detecting the state of the components and determining proper values for the operation thereof in accordance with the result.
Although this process can be executed at a desired time, downtime during which the machine is held out of copying operation would then occur every time the process is practiced, consequently rendering the machine A less efficient to use. Accordingly, the process is practiced not at a time determined irrelevantly to the image quality but at a suitable time when the image quality has presumably become impaired actually as will be described below.
FIG. 1 is a main flow chart generally showing an example of operation of the copying machine A.
When the power source is turned on to start the contemplated program, the CPU 201 first initializes its components (step #1) and accepts signals from operation keys on the operation panel 100 and sensors for input processing (step #2).
Next, the print key 101 is checked as to whether it is on (step #3). If the print key 101 is found depressed, control for a copying operation is executed in accordance with the copying conditions, such as the number of copies, magnification and density, which are specified on the operation panel 100 (step #4).
The value on a copy counter a is incremented to count the number of times the print key 101 is depressed (step #5).
Before depressing the print key 101, the operator specifies the density level and like copying conditions. When the same density level as in the preceding copying cycle is to be specified at this time, the operator need not depress the key concerned, whereas admitting by the operator of the density level previously set is herein interpreted as a mode of specification of density. It therefore follows that the number of times the print key 101 is depressed, namely, the count value on the copy counter a, indicates the frequency of specification of density.
Subsequently, the specification of density included in the copying conditions and made before the depression of the print key 101 is checked as to whether it is standard specification (step #6). The term "standard specification" refers to a case wherein the operator specifies the automatic density specifying mode which is automatically selected upon the initialization of the present copying machine A as previously described, while a case wherein the manual density specifying mode is specified is referred to as "nonstandard specification."
When the standard specification has been made, the value on a standard density specifying counter b is incremented (step #7).
Thereafter, upon completion of the specified number of copies, a ratio of c represented by Equation (1) is determined (steps #8 and #9).
c=(a-b)/a                                                  (1)
wherein a and b are count values on the copy counter a and the standard density specifying counter b, respectively.
Equation (1) reveals that the ratio c is the proportion of nonstandard specification in all instances of density specification. This value serves as an index for determining whether image adjustment is needed.
The manual density specifying mode is specified as nonstandard as stated above usually when the operator positively intends to adjust the image density as he desires or according to the density of the document D, whereas it is likely that the operator will use this mode negatively as an expedient in the case where a proper image quality is unavailable in the standard automatic density specifying mode. Accordingly, the frequency of nonstandard specification of density (the value of ratio c), if great, appears to indicate that there are many instances of negatively specifying the automatic density specifying mode. Thus, the great value of c can be interpreted as indicating the case of impaired copy image quality (need for image adjustment) due, for example, to the deterioration of some components participating in the electrophotographic process.
Accordingly, the CPU 201 executes the image adjustment process when the count value on the copy counter a is in excess of a predetermined value, with the ratio c exceeding a predetermined value (e.g., 0.4)(steps #10, #11 and #12).
FIG. 2 is a flow chart showing the image adjustment process.
First, a wire cleaner 65 (FIG. 5) is operated to automatically clean the charge wires 61 (step #21), followed by steps #22 to #24 of adjusting the set operation values of components to make the electrophotographic process conditions proper .
Stated more specifically, the sensitizing charger 6 is turned on, and the surface potential VH of the photosensitive drum 5 is measured by the surface electrometer 90 with the exposure lamp 21 off. The potential of the grid 63 is then so adjusted that the surface potential VH becomes a standard value of the dark potential VO corresponding to the nonexposed area (black area) during copying.
Next, the slider unit 24 of the optical system 20 is moved to the aforementioned adjusting position Y1, the exposure lamp 21 is turned on to expose the drum 5 to the reflected light from the white adjusting seal 25a, and the residual potential (light potential) VR of the drum 5 is thereafter measured. The residual potential VR generally rises with the deterioration of the photosensitive drum.
The above-mentioned developing bias voltage VB is determined based on the residual potential VR. Equation (2) represents the optimum value of developing bias voltage VB in conformity with the standard electrophotographic process conditions which are determined by the configuration, material and the like of the photosensitive drum 5, the developing unit 7, etc.
VB=VO+100 (V)                                              (2)
If the difference between the developing bias voltage VB and the residual potential VR becomes smaller than 100 volts, the toner adheres to the unexposed area, soiling the background. Conversely, if the difference becomes greater than 100 volts, the carrier in the developer adheres to the drum 5.
Subsequently, the slider unit 24 is moved to the adjusting position Y2, the drum 5 is exposed to the reflected light from the gray adjusting seal 25b, and the gray potential Vi of the drum 5 is thereafter measured. Further the latent image produced at this time is developed, and the density of the toner image obtained is measured with the AIDC sensor 19.
The ROM 211 has stored therein data showing the relationship between the output VP of the AIDC sensor 19 and the amount of deposited toner MT.
A developing efficiency γ is determined from the data in the ROM 211 and Equation (3).
MT=γ(Vi-VB)                                          (3)
Next, the initial charge potential Vo of the drum 5 at the charging position Xl (see FIG. 3) is calculated from Equation (4) so that the amount of toner, MTo, to be deposited on the unexposed area will be optimum. The operation value of the sensitizing charger 6 to be set is determined in accordance with the initial charge potential Vo.
Vo=(MTo/γ)+VB                                        (4)
The slider unit 24 is thereafter moved to the adjusting position Y1 again, the drum 5 as charged to the initial charge potential Vo is exposed to light, and the resulting surface potential ViL of the drum 5 is measured. The voltage for turning on the exposure lamp 21 is determined to adjust the EXP level so that the surface potential ViL satisfies Equation (5).
ViL=VB-80(V)                                               (5)
In this way, the components are set to the adjusted operation values for producing images of proper quality. Thereafter, the copy counter a and the standard density specifying counter b are reset (step #25), and the register storing the ratio c is cleared.
FIG. 7 is a main flow chart schematically showing the operation of another copying machine A as a second embodiment of the present invention. The construction of the second embodiment and the image adjustment process to be executed therein are the same as those of the first embodiment and therefore will not be described again.
Like steps #1 to #9 of FIG. 1, steps #31 to #39 are executed in succession for initialization, input processing, inquiry as to whether the print key 101 is on, copying, incrementing of the value on the copy counter a, checking of the specified density, incrementing of the value of the standard density specifying counter b, checking of completion of copies and calculation of the ratio c.
The ratio c is thereafter checked (step #40). If the ratio C is up to a predetermined value, the sequence returns to step #32.
Alternatively, when the ratio c is in excess of the predetermined value, an inquiry is made as to whether the paper cassette 40 has been installed in place (step #41). When the cassette 40 is not in place, image adjustment is executed (step #42).
In the foregoing embodiments, steps #11 and #12 or steps #41 and #42 to be executed by the CPU 201 correspond to the function of the image adjusting means of the present invention.
With the embodiments described above, the result of judgment by the operator as to the quality of images is reflected in determining whether image adjustment is necessary. This assures more timely image adjustment than when the adjustment is made at a time that is determined according to the period of use or the number of copies produced, consequently obviating downtime (period during which copying operation is prohibited) due to unnecessary image adjustment.
With the first embodiment described, the image adjustment is executed utilizing waiting time following the completion of a copying operation until the start of the subsequent copying operation, so that the downtime due to the execution of the adjustment can be minimized.
According to the second embodiment, the image adjustment is made utilizing a period of time during which the paper cassette 40 is removed for replacement or replenishment of paper P, i.e., downtime during which the machine is prohibited from copying. This will result in some delay in executing the image adjustment but serves to eliminate the downtime that would occur when the adjustment is made solely, consequently precluding a reduction in the efficiency of the copying machine A to be used.
With the embodiments described above, the operation panel 100 may be provided with an image adjustment cancel key for interrupting the image adjustment to cancel the prohibition of copying operation. The copying operation to be started after the interruption of the adjustment in this case can be conducted under the electrophotographic process conditions employed before the adjustment. The image adjustment is to be resumed after the completion of the copying operation.
The ratio c used in the foregoing embodiments as a standard value for determining whether the image adjustment is needed can be determined suitably, for example, based on statistical data as to the use of the machine.
Although the copying machine A described above and embodying the present invention is settable selectively in one of the automatic density specifying mode and the manual density specifying mode, the invention is applicable also to copying machines having the manual density specifying mode only. In this case, specifying the median of the variable density range, for example, can be standard specification of density, and specifying a value darker or lighter than the median can be nonstandard specification of density.
Further the adjustment of density need not be accomplished solely by varying the amount of exposure but may be realized by some other method, for example, by varying the developing bias value. Moreover, the image adjustment is not limited to the process of the embodiments but may be made with respect to a single component or by other combination of steps.
The present invention can be embodied as digital copying machines, laser printers and like image forming apparatus wherein the electrophotographic process is practiced.
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This is a Multi-Family Home located at 3545 W Palmer St, Chicago IL, 60647. 3545 W Palmer St has has 2 beds, 2 ½ baths, and approximately 2,750 square feet. The property has a lot size of 3,150 sqft and was built in 1916. 3545 W Palmer St is in the Logan Square neighborhood in Chicago and in ZIP Code 60647. The average listing price for similar homes for sale is $342,660. The average sale price for Logan Square sold homes is $358,225. The average sale price for 60647 sold homes is $458,532. The average sale price for Chicago sold homes is $311,849. Communities near 3545 West Palmer Street, Chicago, IL
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Massey Basketball: Morton Beats Galesburg
“It was frustrating to watch — we did everything we needed to do right and then it wouldn’t go in,” said Morton coach Bob Becker, whose team has prevailed in this game three years in a row. “But I thought our girls brought a great effort and several of them played lots of minutes and this is our fourth game in a stretch of just a few days. This is a tough tournament — to win this is a big deal.”
Morton counters Galesburg’s “System” offense — mass substitutions and heavy reliance on 3-point shooting — with a patient, pass-oriented offense and man-to-man defense.
The Potters also rely on their height — 6-foot-1 Kate Byrne handled the ball and guarded Galesburg’s top scorer, 5-3 Jessica Lieber. And when the Streaks (17-9) tried to go inside, they faced 6-2 Livingston, who had 12 rebounds and four blocked shots.
Lieber finished with one 3-pointer and five points.
“Our defense kept us hanging around, but we needed to make shots,” said Galesburg coach Evan Massey. “And the problem was, we couldn’t get anything inside. I thought we got to the basket some, but Livingston took those away. So then you’re relying on perimeter things and we didn’t make enough shots to be a factor that way.”
Byrne scored 11 points for the Potters and Abbie Cox added 10 — including back-to-back 3s in the second quarter.
“Galesburg didn’t pressure us like they have in the past,” said Becker. “They came in with a little bit different game plan to countact what we do and they left Abbie Cox wide open and I thought, ‘We have to make an adjustment here.’ And Abbie can shoot it. And eventually, we had the green light to shoot whatever. ”
Hayley Kelso had success from the outside for Galesburg, hitting four 3s for 12 points. Sharron Diggins also had 12 for the Streaks and Casey Williams had five rebounds.

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Not a Village in Westminster: Here we go again...
Interesting article in the Guardian today hinting at the possibility of an early General Election being called alongside the European Parliamentary elections next year. The speculation is being fuelled by un-named backbench MPs and the fact that the Conservative lead in the polls has been slashed to 3 points. The Labour Party is trying to move on to a war footing and excitement as to a Fourth Term is starting to grow...
Surely we can't be seeing this again!
The mishandling of the election that never was at the beginning of Gordon Brown's term in office was one of the most catastrophic blunders in recent UK political history. Almost single-handedly the mess undermined GB's popularity with the British public; undid his secure handling of the issues which had cropped up in his first few weeks in power; and propelled a Tory Party which was preparing to implode into the frontrunner status of government in waiting.
You would presume that the party has learnt from the disaster of that time and wouldn't replay the failures all over again. After all, it has taken a year and a global economic crash unmatched in modern history for us to be looking like we might be able to avoid complete wipe-out at the next election - to undo this after all the hard work of the intervening period would be unforgivable. And to be fair, the Government is having nothing to do with these rumours, allowing them to drift past while they get on with the work of running the country.
The point is, of course, that the Government needs to keep doing what it has been doing recently and allow the election to arise naturally at a suitable point. The Conservatives had a fun year, essentially sitting back and watching Labour try to destroy itself. However, they are now starting to come under increasing scrutiny and this is going to inevitably provoke difficulties.
George Osbourne, the credit crunch, ditching Labour spending - already the issues are starting to mount up. The ditching of the spending plans does give the Tories the chance to outline their own plans for taxation and spending, however they managed to announce their decision at the same time as the CBI and Institute of Directors came out in support of the Government's proposals - neither are exactly hotbeds of socialism! Cameron is now looking rather isolated in his opposition - should the Government's plans prove successful then this decision has the potential to kill his chances off completely (Of course, if they are a disaster then it may guarantee him a win - such is the risk and reward of gambling!). At the same time, Osbourne has gone from being a lauded and crucial part of the shadow cabinet to a liability who many members of the Conservatives would like to shifted (in many cases they feel this is for his own good/political career rather than out of backbiting).
So, the election that for a dark period looked unwinnable for the Labour Party is now starting to look like a real competition. However, the party has to ensure that this opportunity, won through the hard work of activists and elected representatives, is not lost through the folly of renewed speculation over an election. Making the mistake a second time would be unforgivable.
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Makeup by Brittany Martin: So I'm officially a blogger..
For those of you willing to stick it out with me... Thanks! I mean, how else are we going to vent to nowadays?
Ok, so enough with the satire..
I'm so excited to begin this journey because it should provide some pretty awesome documentation on the growth of my art, my endeavours, and of me as a human.
I will try my hardest to update frequently.. meaning at least twice a month.. haha. I will also try my best to keep things entertaining and keep all my ranting to a minimum.. (dont get excited Curt.. Ill just vent my frustration to you instead)
Honestly, I am just stoked. This year is kind of like a catalyst for who or what I am soon to become. With college nearing its end, my small makeup studio making its debut, and my passport in hand.. I am pretty much ready to do anything and everything!
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Kat Marie's Jaw Surgery Blog: day 9; doc said whaaat?
I'm back! Trying to stay a little more active in posting since I'm feeling better everyday. The worst is all behind me now, and I'm glad to say it really only gets better from here :). Thanks everyone for all the support! Anyway, yesterday was my one week check up with my surgeon. He said that I'm doing fine and healing just nicely; so relieved. However, I asked if there was any chance of cutting the wires earlier than the 6 week mark and he said no. Since my surgery was so extensive (top jaw, bottom jaw, and maxilla split), his first priority is making sure everything heals properly and not rushed. After the 6 week mark, I have to go in again and go through another procedure (sedated....again unfortunately), where they remove all the wires holding my jaw shut. Initially, he was debating between using metal plates which don't need to be removed or wires which do, but chose wires since it leaves room for my orthodontist to fix anything if necessary. Also! Forgot to mention, the surgeon didn't need to shave my chin bone down. A lot of the times when surgery requires pushing the lower jaw forward, shaving the chin bone down is necessary to maintain proper side profiles, but he said it looks great the way it is and I completely agree. Plus I'm sure it would've made healing a little more annoying if he did hahaha.
All technical things aside, I'm doing great. I feel better as the days go by and I'm really trying to consume a lot of healthy drinks like originally planned. That PLUS I'm now a pro at slurping ice cream hahaha. Tomorrow is my boyfriend's university graduation! It'll be my first real public appearance despite still being swollen (wouldn't miss it for the world). I'll be sure to take and post a picture tomorrow of my face progress. That's all for today! :)
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Good Job!! I just watched a video on maxilla split on YouTube. .... *Ugh*. why did you have to have that done??
Keep up the good work & Keep hydrated!
I knooow, it sounds horrible! He had to split my maxilla because I also had a cross bite, in addition to a recessive lower jaw and an open bite. Lucky me right?! lol, thanks for the love!
Your blog is so great! You're look gorgeous. I'm having double jaw surgery and genioplasty. My chin is a bit recessive so the genioplasty should give me a nice straight profile. Sorry to hear about the wires. I didn't know that was an option. I'm getting plates in top and bottom and a splint for around 2 months. I think they may be expanding my top pallet as well but not sure yet. I saw your lastest post, I think day 12 and you look so good! I wouldn't even be able to tell you just had the surgery from your picture. Take care!


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Today is All Saint’s Day, the solemnity which began last night with All Hallows Eve | Far & Beyond: A Saga of Publishing
Today is All Saint’s Day, the solemnity which began last night with All Hallows Eve
Travel Pod, Pictures by aacree. See his slide show of Barcelona below.
We’d like to take this moment to thank all the saints (living and eternally alive) that have made FAB a going concern. This list (not in order of respect or precedence) includes but is not limited to, . . .
The Blessed Virgin Mary; Our Lady of Good Council
St Mary the Harper
Bl Mother Mary of St Peter (aka Marie Adele Garnier) new film about her order!
St Mechtild
St Hildegard of Bigen
St (Insert your name here)
St Aiden of Ferns
St Ireneaus
St Pelagius (really)
St Gregory (pope)
St Andrew of Mount Royal
St Charles De Foucauld
Farewell Barcolona – we Will Miss You! Slideshow: Aacree’s trip to Barcelona was created with TripAdvisor TripWow!
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Sénanque Abbey | Religion-wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia
Abbey with lavender fields Sénanque Abbey (Occitan: abadiá de Senhanca, French: Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque) is a Cistercian abbey near the village of Gordes in the département of the Vaucluse in Provence, France.
Apse of the abbey church The young community found patrons in the seigneurs of Simiane, whose support enabled them to build the abbey church, consecrated in 1178. Other structures at Sénanque followed, laid out according to the rule of Cîteaux Abbey, mother house of the Cistercians. Among its existing structures, famed examples of Romanesque architecture, are the abbey church, cloister, dormitory, chapterhouse and the small calefactory, the one heated space in the austere surroundings, so that the monks could write, for this was their scriptorium. A refectory was added in the 17th century, when some minimal rebuilding of existing walls was undertaken, but the abbey is a remarkably untouched survival, of rare beauty and severity: the capitals of the paired columns in the cloister arcades are reduced to the simplest leaf forms, not to offer sensual distraction.
File:Senanquecloister.jpg The site was repurchased in 1854 for a new community of Cistercian monks of the Immaculate Conception, under a rule less stringent than that of the Trappists. The community was expelled in 1903 and departed to the Order's headquarters, Lérins Abbey on the island of St. Honorat, near Cannes. A small community returned in 1988 as a priory of Lérins.
Abbey seen from aboveThe dormitory of the monksSenanquechurchinterior.jpgInterior of the abbey churchThe apse endAdd a photo to this gallery
References Dimier, Père Anselme, 1982: L'art cistercien. Editions Zodiaque: La Pierre-qui-Vire. (French)
Fleischhauer, Carsten, 2003: Die Baukunst der Zisterzienser in der Provence: Sénanque - Le Thoronet - Silvacane.. Abteilung Architekturgeschichte des Kunsthistorischen Instituts der Universität zu Köln. Cologne University. (German)
Morin-Sauvade, Hélène & Fleischhauer, Carsten, 2002: Sénanque. Editions Zodiaque: Paris. (French)
External links Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Sénanque Abbey Sénanque Abbey Web site (French)
Coordinates: 43°55′42″N 5°11′13″E / 43.92833°N 5.18694°E / 43.92833; 5.18694ca:Abadia de Senhanca
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Postcard from Timperley: Thursday 6 May 2010 – Hale Moss – A Circuit from Altrincham
Thursday evening saw Sue and I setting out from Altrincham station at 7.30pm on another evening walk, without Andrew on this occasion as he has absconded to Lochinver.
Turning right down Stamford New Road, we soon reached the footbridge by Barrington’s Hotel. Over here, then down Oakfield Street, beyond which a ginnel leads into a large area of municipal parkland, including the sizeable King George V pond.
It’s pleasing to be able to walk straight into open countryside from the centre of a town, but we were soon having to concentrate hard to dodge the golf balls as we crossed an assortment of fairways, heading roughly south east along paths to the south of Timperley Brook.
This is Hale Moss and Heath, now a golf course and cultivated farm land dotted with ponds, spinneys and drainage ditches. It was much larger until the late C19, when gorse and turf were cut by locals for use as fuels, and part of it was used as a race course. One of the country’s earliest gasworks was built here in 1847, but only in the early C20 was the Moss and Heath largely drained and reclaimed, as the swampy stagnant pools had become a risk to both humans and grazing animals.
Paths led us past the north end of a garden centre and then on through Cheshire countryside to Davenport Green, where we joined Brooks Drive by an impressive mansion - ‘DGH’ – Davenport Green Hall – the oldest surviving secular building in the area. It may occupy part of the site of the ‘lost’ village of Arleton, mentioned in the Domesday Book but abandoned at or soon after the time of the Black Death (1348).
Heading south towards Hale Barns, past exclusive residencies that remind me of a street of embassies in a place like Cairo, we reached the main Hale road and crossed it to bimble our way through the ginnels of Hale Barns, slowly wending our way towards the Bollin valley.
Our original plan was to go down to the Bollin before cutting back up to Hale, but given the fading light we enjoyed a more direct route via suburban streets and narrow ginnels, reaching the fleshpots of Hale village, where, on the evening of the election, various parties were in progress. Judging by the array of vehicles parked in the streets, many costing more than the average house, these were not ‘election’ parties, perhaps more a sign of the end of the football season. This is premier division footballers’ country.
Such local walks have much to commend them. It’s good to explore local paths, albeit they sometimes do present an urban aspect.
We’ll be back for more, but here is Thursday’s route – 11km, 70 metres ascent, taking us 2.3 hours.
Labels: Altrincham, Cheshire, Evenings, Walks


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