Abstract: To provide a printing device that can carry out a temperature adjustment of air in a simple manner and also provide superior energy efficiency, the present invention relates to a printing device 100 that is constituted by a printing part 5, a first air heater part 6a and a second air heater part 6b, as well as a control part 4, and each of the first air heater part 6a and the second air heater part 6b is constituted by at least one or more air heaters 6, and the control part 4 carries out a first control in which the first air heater part 6a is turned ON, while the second air heater part 6b is simultaneously turned OFF and a second control in which the first air heater part 6a is turned OFF, while the second air heater part 6b is simultaneously turned ON, with the first control and the second control being alternately switched in each fixed period.

Abstract: [Problem] To provide a printing device that can carry out a temperature adjustment of air in a simple manner and also provide superior energy efficiency. [Solving Means] The present invention relates to a printing device 100 that is constituted by a printing part 5, a first air heater part 6a and a second air heater part 6b, as well as a control part 4, and each of the first air heater part 6a and the second air heater part 6b is constituted by at least one or more air heaters 6, and the control part 4 carries out a first control in which the first air heater part 6a is turned ON, while the second air heater part 6b is simultaneously turned OFF and a second control in which the first air heater part 6a is turned OFF, while the second air heater part 6b is simultaneously turned ON, with the first control and the second control being alternately switched in each fixed period.

Abstract: An inkjet printer capable of suppressing temperature unevenness of a drying drum itself as much as possible having a printing part for applying ink to a medium before printing, a drying drum for heating and drying a medium after printing having the ink applied in contact with an outer circumferential face thereof, and a controller capable of individually controlling heating of a plurality of sections obtained by dividing the drying drum along a plane perpendicular to a shaft direction thereof. Each of the respective sections is mounted with a heater part capable of heating the corresponding section, and heating of the heater parts of all of the sections is continuously controlled individually by the controller.

Abstract: An inkjet printer capable of suppressing temperature unevenness of a drying drum itself as much as possible having a printing part for applying ink to a medium before printing, a drying drum for heating and drying a medium after printing having the ink applied in contact with an outer circumferential face thereof, and a controller capable of individually controlling heating of a plurality of sections obtained by dividing the drying drum along a plane perpendicular to a shaft direction thereof. Each of the respective sections is mounted with a heater part capable of heating the corresponding section, and heating of the heater parts of all of the sections is continuously controlled individually by the controller.

Abstract: A method for controlling an inkjet printing apparatus performing printing to an elongated printing medium 11, the method having a discharging step of performing continuous application to a piezoelectric element 23 of a nozzle to be used with a pulse number of two or more waves per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric element and thereby discharge ink in an ink chamber 22 from an opening portion 21, and a vibrating step of performing application of the piezoelectric elements 23 to all the nozzles with a pulse number of one wave per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric elements, thereby imparting only vibrations to the inks in the ink chambers 22 without discharging the inks, where the discharging step and the vibrating step are performed alternately.

Abstract: A method for controlling an inkjet printing apparatus performing printing to an elongated printing medium 11, the method having a discharging step of performing continuous application to a piezoelectric element 23 of a nozzle to be used with a pulse number of two or more waves per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric element and thereby discharge ink in an ink chamber 22 from an opening portion 21, and a vibrating step of performing application of the piezoelectric elements 23 to all the nozzles with a pulse number of one wave per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric elements, thereby imparting only vibrations to the inks in the ink chambers 22 without discharging the inks, where the discharging step and the vibrating step are performed alternately.

Abstract: A method for controlling an inkjet printing apparatus performing printing to an elongated printing medium 11, the method having a discharging step of performing continuous application to a piezoelectric element 23 of a nozzle to be used with a pulse number of two or more waves per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric element and thereby discharge ink in an ink chamber 22 from an opening portion 21, and a vibrating step of performing application of the piezoelectric elements 23 to all the nozzles with a pulse number of one wave per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric elements, thereby imparting only vibrations to the inks in the ink chambers 22 without discharging the inks, where the discharging step and the vibrating step are performed alternately.

Abstract: A method for controlling an inkjet printing apparatus performing printing to an elongated printing medium 11, the method having a discharging step of performing continuous application to a piezoelectric element 23 of a nozzle to be used with a pulse number of two or more waves per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric element and thereby discharge ink in an ink chamber 22 from an opening portion 21, and a vibrating step of performing application of the piezoelectric elements 23 to all the nozzles with a pulse number of one wave per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric elements, thereby imparting only vibrations to the inks in the ink chambers 22 without discharging the inks, where the discharging step and the vibrating step are performed alternately.

Abstract: A method for controlling an inkjet printing apparatus performing printing to an elongated printing medium 11, the method having a discharging step of performing continuous application to a piezoelectric element 23 of a nozzle to be used with a pulse number of two or more waves per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric element and thereby discharge ink in an ink chamber 22 from an opening portion 21, and a vibrating step of performing application of the piezoelectric elements 23 to all the nozzles with a pulse number of one wave per one printing element to deform the piezoelectric elements, thereby imparting only vibrations to the inks in the ink chambers 22 without discharging the inks, where the discharging step and the vibrating step are performed alternately.

Abstract: An inkjet printer 100 that carries out printing with respect to long continuous paper X provided with a perforation M at every page break and provided with marginal punch holes P in both sides, the inkjet printer having: a paper feeding unit 1 that disposes the Z-folded continuous paper X; a first pull roller 2a and a second pull roller 2b for conveying the continuous paper X; a pin tractor 3 for positioning the continuous paper X; a speed-variable motor 4 for applying tension to the continuous paper X; a printing unit 5 that carries out printing on the continuous paper X by a print head; and a discharging unit 6 that Z-folds and discharges the continuous paper X by a folding machine 61.

Abstract: An inkjet printer 100 that carries out printing with respect to long continuous paper X provided with a perforation M at every page break and provided with marginal punch holes P in both sides, the inkjet printer having: a paper feeding unit 1 that disposes the Z-folded continuous paper X; a first pull roller 2a and a second pull roller 2b for conveying the continuous paper X; a pin tractor 3 for positioning the continuous paper X; a speed-variable motor 4 for applying tension to the continuous paper X; a printing unit 5 that carries out printing on the continuous paper X by a print head; and a discharging unit 6 that Z-folds and discharges the continuous paper X by a folding machine 61.

Abstract: A method for controlling an inkjet printing apparatus which can prevent nozzle discharge defects in all nozzles and is excellent in production efficiency is provided.

Abstract: A toner supplier apparatus 1 is provided for stabilizing the concentration of toner reserved in a main tank. A concentration sensor for measuring the concentration of the toner is provided in a toner-feeding pipeway for supplying liquid toner from a main tank for adjusting the concentration to the developer apparatus. High concentration toner and diluent supplied to the main tank are controlled based on the concentration measured by the concentration sensor. Accordingly, accuracy of the toner supplier apparatus used for an electronic photograph printer in measuring the concentration of the toner can be improved, thereby permitting accurate control for the concentration in a printed image.

Abstract: A toner supplier apparatus 1 is provided for stabilizing the concentration of toner reserved in a main tank. A concentration sensor for measuring the concentration of the toner is provided in a toner-feeding pipeway for supplying liquid toner from a main tank for adjusting the concentration to the developer apparatus. High concentration toner and diluent supplied to the main tank are controlled based on the concentration measured by the concentration sensor. Accordingly, accuracy of the toner supplier apparatus used for an electronic photograph printer in measuring the concentration of the toner can be improved, thereby permitting accurate control for the concentration in a printed image.

Abstract: A speech detection circuit includes an amplifier for amplifying an input audio signal and having a variable gain, a rectifying circuit for rectifying an output signal of the amplifier, a comparator for comparing an output signal level of the rectifying circuit with a reference level, and a control circuit for outputting a control signal based on an output signal of the comparator. The control circuit outputs a control signal which indicates a power save mode after a predetermined time elapses from a time when the output signal level of the rectifying circuit becomes less than or equal to the reference level, and outputs a control signal which indicates a normal mode immediately when the output signal level of the rectifying circuit becomes greater than the reference level. The amplifier receives the control signal output from the control circuit and reduces its gain when the control signal indicates the power save mode.

Abstract: A battery alarm system for generating an alarm on recognition of the reduction of an output voltage of a battery, wherein an analog output voltage value of a battery is converted to a digital value. The digitalized values are inputted into a controller for a plurality of times at predetermined intervals to obtain the average value, and when the average value is smaller than the predetermined threshold stored in the memory, an alarm is generated. By obtaining an average value of voltage values inputted for a plurality of times, an alarm can be produced stably with little influence of fluctuations of the output voltage of the battery.