JPS6359171A - Recording system for facsimile equipment - Google Patents

Recording system for facsimile equipment

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JPS6359171A
JPS6359171A JP61201547A JP20154786A JPS6359171A JP S6359171 A JPS6359171 A JP S6359171A JP 61201547 A JP61201547 A JP 61201547A JP 20154786 A JP20154786 A JP 20154786A JP S6359171 A JPS6359171 A JP S6359171A
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Kiyoshi Kobayashi
清 小林
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Toshiba Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To bring plural recording papers without losing information when an original of one page is divided into the plural recording papers and recorded and to effectively reproduce a first original by mutually overlapping and recording an area obtained by dividing the original by the plural recording papers based on the picture signal of the area obtained by dividing the original. CONSTITUTION:When the original 41 longer longitudinally then the length (l) of the recording paper is inputted and fed, an ordinary recording is carried out on a first recording paper 42A and on a second recording paper 42B, leading (m) lines are overlapped on the back end of the recording paper 42A and the (m) lines and recorded. Namely, the slash parts of the original 41, the recording paper 42A, 42B have the same picture. In such a way, when the original of the one page is divided into the plural recording papers and recorded, seam parts are overlapped and recorded, so that, there is no information. When the width (the number of lines m) of the overlap is set considering the height of a character or a space, a character can be easily read, since the recording is carried out before the midst of the character not from the character in the next recording paper even if the recording is completed on the way of the character.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 [発明の目的] (産業上の利用分野) この発明は、与えられる原稿の大きさより記録紙の大き
ざが小さい場合に、上記原稿を複数枚の記録紙に分割し
て記録するファクシミリ装置に通用されるものでおる。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Objective of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) This invention provides a method for dividing a given document into multiple sheets of recording paper when the size of the recording paper is smaller than the size of the given document. This is commonly used in facsimile machines that record data.

(従来の技術) 従来の断種ファクシミリ装置においては、例えば、ライ
ンバッファが所定本設けられ、受信した画信号を順次に
書込み、書込み終了となったラインの画信号をラインバ
ッファから読出し記録に用いるようにしていた。具体的
には、第6図のフローチャートに示すような処理をして
いた。
(Prior Art) In a conventional sterilization facsimile device, for example, a predetermined number of line buffers are provided, received image signals are sequentially written, and the image signals of the lines for which writing has been completed are read out from the line buffer and used for recording. I was doing it. Specifically, the processing shown in the flowchart of FIG. 6 was performed.

このようなファクシミリ装置では、例えば、ロール状記
録紙が切断される長さ、または、定形の単票記録紙の長
さより、長い原稿が入力された場合にも、通常の受信時
と同じような記録処理がなされ、1枚目の記録紙と2枚
目の記録紙との継ぎ部分に関する考慮がなされていなか
った。このため、本来、1ページの原稿でありながら、
2枚目の記録紙に記録されるときには、余白を設ける必
要上から継ぎ目部分の情報が失われたり、余白を設けな
い場合でも、記録紙の切断が適切でない等により、文字
の半分が前後のページに跨がる等して情報が失われるか
、読みにくくなるという問題があった。
With such facsimile machines, for example, even if a document is input that is longer than the length at which a roll of recording paper is cut or the length of a standard piece of recording paper, it will be processed in the same way as when receiving normal reception. During the recording process, no consideration was given to the joint between the first recording paper and the second recording paper. For this reason, although it is originally a one-page manuscript,
When recording on the second sheet of recording paper, information at the seam may be lost due to the need to provide margins, or even if no margins are provided, half of the characters on the front and back may be lost due to improper cutting of the recording paper, etc. There were problems with information being lost or becoming difficult to read when it was spread across pages.

(発明が解決しようとする問題点) 本発明は、上記のような従来のファクシミリ装置の記録
方式の欠点に鑑みなされたもので、その目的は、1ペー
ジの原稿が複数枚の記録紙に分割されて記録された場合
に情報が失われることのないファクシミリ装置の記録方
式を提供することである。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) The present invention was devised in view of the above-mentioned drawbacks of the recording method of conventional facsimile machines. To provide a recording method for a facsimile machine in which information is not lost when the information is recorded.

[発明の構成] (問題点を解決するための手段) 本発明では、与えられる原稿の大きさより記録紙の大き
ざが小さい場合に上記原稿を複数枚の記録紙に分割して
記録するファクシミリ装置において、上記原稿が分割さ
れる領域の画信号に基づき、当該領域を上記複数枚の記
録紙の相互において重複させて記録するようにしたもの
である。
[Structure of the Invention] (Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention provides a facsimile machine that divides and records a document into a plurality of sheets of recording paper when the size of the recording paper is smaller than the size of the given document. Based on the image signal of the area into which the document is divided, the area is recorded in an overlapping manner on the plurality of sheets of recording paper.

(作用) 上記によると、継ぎ部分が、前後して記録される記録紙
において重複して現われるから、情報が失われることが
ないのである。
(Function) According to the above, since the joint portion appears redundantly on the recording sheets recorded one after the other, information is not lost.

(実施例) 以下、図面を参照して本発明の一実施例を説明する。第
2図はファクシミリ受信機の構成図である。同図におい
て、1は回線を示す。回線1には網制御部2が接続され
、網制御部2は着信検出、自動応答機能を有する。回線
1を介して送られてきた画信号は、網制御部2から復調
部3へ到り、復調される。復調された画信号は、復号化
伸長部4に到り、MH,MR等の符号化圧縮されていた
画信号から元の画信号に戻される。この画信号は、画信
号蓄積処理部5に与えられる。画信号蓄積処理部5は、
画信号を所定量蓄積し、入力画信号と出力画信号との量
を調整するようにして、記録部6へ画信号を送出する。
(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a facsimile receiver. In the figure, 1 indicates a line. A network control section 2 is connected to the line 1, and the network control section 2 has incoming call detection and automatic response functions. The image signal sent via the line 1 reaches the demodulation section 3 from the network control section 2 and is demodulated. The demodulated image signal reaches the decoding/expanding section 4, where the encoded and compressed image signal of MH, MR, etc. is returned to the original image signal. This image signal is given to the image signal accumulation processing section 5. The image signal accumulation processing section 5
A predetermined amount of image signals are accumulated, and the amounts of input image signals and output image signals are adjusted, and the image signals are sent to the recording section 6.

記録部6は、与えられた画信号に基づく記録を行う。以
上のような構成のファクシミリ装置の画信号蓄積処理部
5は、詳細には、第1図の如く構成されている。第1図
において、51はCPUを示し、後述する第3図に示さ
れるフローチャートのプログラムに基づき、画信号のリ
ード、ライトに必要な制御を行う、52はページメモリ
を示し、ページメモリ52は、n本のラインバッファ5
21〜52.かうなる。画信号が、ライン53からセレ
クタ54Aを介してラインバッファ521〜52oのい
ずれかに到るように、CPtJ51はI10ボート55
を介してセレクト信号を与える。
The recording unit 6 performs recording based on the applied image signal. The image signal accumulation processing section 5 of the facsimile apparatus having the above-described structure is specifically constructed as shown in FIG. In FIG. 1, 51 indicates a CPU, which performs necessary control for reading and writing image signals based on a program of a flowchart shown in FIG. 3, which will be described later.52 indicates a page memory, and the page memory 52 is n line buffers 5
21-52. It roars. The CPtJ 51 connects the I10 port 55 so that the image signal reaches one of the line buffers 521 to 52o from the line 53 via the selector 54A.
Give the select signal via.

また、CPU51はI10ポート55を介して図示せぬ
アドレスカウンタを歩進し、ラインバッファ521〜5
2.ヘライトアドレス及びリードアドレスを与える。ま
た、CPtJ51はラインバッファ521〜52.のい
ずれかから画信号を取出すために、I10ポート55を
介してセレクタ54Bへセレクト信号を与える。選択さ
れてセレクタ54Bへ続出された画信号はライン56を
介して記録部6へ送出される。尚、ラインバッファ52
1〜52.の容置は、原稿についての1ラインの画信号
を格納するに十分なものである。
Further, the CPU 51 increments an address counter (not shown) via the I10 port 55, and increments the line buffers 521 to 521.
2. Gives the write address and read address. Moreover, CPtJ51 has line buffers 521 to 52. In order to extract an image signal from either of the two, a select signal is given to the selector 54B via the I10 port 55. The image signals selected and sent to the selector 54B are sent to the recording section 6 via the line 56. In addition, the line buffer 52
1-52. The capacity is sufficient to store one line of image signal for a document.

以上のように構成された画信号蓄積処理部5の動作を、
第3図のフローチャートに基づき説明する。受信した画
信号は、網制御部2、復調部3、復号化伸長部4を介し
て、前述の如く処理され元の画信号とされる。一方、C
P U 51は、ラインバ。
The operation of the image signal accumulation processing section 5 configured as described above is as follows.
This will be explained based on the flowchart in FIG. The received image signal is processed as described above through the network control section 2, demodulation section 3, and decoding/expanding section 4, and is converted into an original image signal. On the other hand, C
P U 51 is a line bar.

ッファ521〜52nに対してライト用バッファとリー
ド用バッファとの指定をイニシャライズ−例えば、ライ
ト用、リード用ともにラインバッファ521を指定−す
る(ioi)。即ち、CPt、151は、I10ポート
55を介してセレクト信号をセレクタ54A、 54B
へ出力し、所定のラインバッファを指定する。次に、C
P U51はI10ポート55を介してアドレスカウン
タを歩進してライトアドレスを出力し、ライト用バッフ
ァに指定したラインバッファに画信号を格納する(10
2)。そして、CPu5iは例えば、EOL信号(la
nd  of  Line)を検出して、1ライン分の
画信号の格納終了を調べ(103) 、格納終了となる
と、次のラインバッファをライト用バッファに指定する
(104)。
Initialize the designation of the write buffer and read buffer for the buffers 521 to 52n - for example, designate the line buffer 521 for both write and read (ioi). That is, the CPt 151 sends the select signal to the selectors 54A and 54B via the I10 port 55.
output to and specify the specified line buffer. Next, C
The P U 51 increments the address counter through the I10 port 55, outputs the write address, and stores the image signal in the line buffer designated as the write buffer (10
2). Then, the CPU5i, for example, receives an EOL signal (la
nd of Line) to check whether storage of one line's worth of image signals has been completed (103), and when storage has been completed, the next line buffer is designated as a write buffer (104).

次に、CP U 51はラインバッファに画信号が満さ
れている状態におり、リード可能かを検出する(105
)。リード可能であれば、CPU51はI10ポート5
5を介してアドレスカウンタを歩進してリードアドレス
を出力し、リード用バッファに指定したラインバッファ
から画信号を読出し、記録部6へ送出する(106)。
Next, the CPU 51 detects whether the line buffer is filled with image signals and can be read (105).
). If readable, CPU51 uses I10 port 5.
5, the address counter is incremented to output a read address, and the image signal is read from the line buffer designated as the read buffer and sent to the recording section 6 (106).

そして、1個のラインバッファが空となるまで(1ライ
ン分の画信号全てを読出すまで)、この動作を続け、1
個のラインバッファが空となると(107) 、次のラ
インバッファをリード用バッファに指定する(10B)
。次に、CPU51は、RTC信号(1ペ一ジ分の送信
終了を示す信号)が送られてきたか検出しく109) 
、RTC信号を検出すると、新たなページの画信号を格
納するため、ライト用バッファの指定をイニシャライズ
−例えば、一番最新に続出終了となったラインバッファ
をライト用バッファに指定−する(110)。
This operation continues until one line buffer becomes empty (until all image signals for one line are read out), and one
When line buffers become empty (107), designate the next line buffer as the read buffer (10B)
. Next, the CPU 51 detects whether an RTC signal (a signal indicating the end of transmission for one page) has been sent (109).
, when the RTC signal is detected, the designation of the write buffer is initialized in order to store the image signal of the new page - for example, the line buffer that has been completed most recently is designated as the write buffer (110). .

そして、更に、CPU51は1枚の記録紙に記録可能な
ライン数を越えてリードされたかを検出する(111)
。これは、記録部6が1枚分うイン数以上に画信号を受
取ったとき、CPtJ51ヘステータスを返すか、CP
U51が、リード用バッファの指定を歩道(108) 
L、た回数をカウントして所定値と比較するかにより可
能である。ここで、1枚の記録紙に記録可能なライン数
を越えてリードされた場合には、CPU51はI10ボ
ート55を介してリード用のアドレスカウンタを所定値
mだけカウントダウンさせ、リード用バッファの指定を
m942分戻す(112)。今、第4図に示すような、
記録紙長!より縦長の原稿41が入力されて送られてき
た場合には、1枚目の記録紙42Aには通常に記録が行
われ、2枚目の記録紙42Bでは、上記ステップ112
の処理により、先頭のm942分が記録紙42Aの後端
のmラインと重複して記録される。即ち、原稿41、記
録紙42A、 42Bの斜線部が同じ画となる。CPU
51はこのような処理を繰返し、ドキュメント終了を検
出すると(113) 、記録制御をエンドとする。
Then, the CPU 51 further detects whether the number of lines that can be recorded on one sheet of recording paper has been read (111).
. This means that when the recording unit 6 receives image signals for more than one image, it returns a status to the CPtJ51, or
U51 specifies the read buffer (108)
This can be done by counting the number of times L has occurred and comparing it with a predetermined value. Here, if the number of lines that can be recorded on one sheet of recording paper is exceeded, the CPU 51 counts down the read address counter by a predetermined value m via the I10 port 55, and specifies the read buffer. is returned by m942 minutes (112). Now, as shown in Figure 4,
Recording paper length! When a longer document 41 is input and sent, the first recording paper 42A is normally recorded, and the second recording paper 42B is recorded in step 112.
As a result of this process, the first m942 minutes are recorded overlappingly with the m lines at the trailing edge of the recording paper 42A. That is, the shaded areas of the original 41 and the recording sheets 42A and 42B form the same image. CPU
51 repeats such processing, and when the end of the document is detected (113), the recording control is ended.

このようにして本実施例では、1ページの[fiが複数
枚の記録紙に分割されて記録された場合には、継ぎ部分
が重複して記録されるので、情報がなくなることがない
。しかも、重複の幅(ライン数m)を、文字高や行間を
考慮して設定すれば、文字の途中で記録が終っても、次
の記録紙では文字の途中からでなくその前から記録され
るので、読み易くなるという利点をもたらすことができ
る。
In this manner, in this embodiment, when one page of [fi is divided and recorded on a plurality of sheets of recording paper, the joint portions are recorded overlappingly, so that no information is lost. Moreover, if you set the overlap width (number of lines in meters) taking into account the character height and line spacing, even if recording ends in the middle of a character, the next recording paper will record from before the character instead of from the middle. This has the advantage of making it easier to read.

尚、以上の実施例では、縦長の原稿について説明したが
、第5図のように横長の原稿43が入力されて送信され
てくる場合もある。かかる場合には、アドレスカウンタ
の歩道の方法を以下のようにする。尚、ラインバッファ
は、原稿43の1ラインを格納可能とする。先ず、リー
ド用のアドレスカウンタをrOJから「yl」ビットの
間で歩道させてlラインの画信号を得て、記録紙44^
に記録を行う。次に、初めのラインに戻って読出しを開
始するときには、ryl−mlビットから(即ち、mビ
ット戻ったビットから)rV2Jビットまででアドレス
カウンタを歩道させてlラインの画信号を得て、記録紙
448に記録を行えば良い。
In the above embodiment, a vertically long original document has been described, but a horizontally long original document 43 may be input and transmitted as shown in FIG. In such a case, the address counter method is as follows. Note that the line buffer can store one line of the original 43. First, the read address counter is moved between rOJ and "yl" bits to obtain an l-line image signal, and then the recording paper 44^
record. Next, when returning to the first line and starting reading, the address counter is moved from the ryl-ml bit (that is, from the bit returned by m bits) to the rV2J bit to obtain the image signal of 1 line, and record It is sufficient to record on paper 448.

また、本発明は、以上の説明の例だけでなく、縦横に長
い原稿のときにも有効であり、このときには、第4図と
第5図との例を合せて記録すれば良い。また、画信号を
記憶するバッファはラインバッファに限らず、所謂シー
トバッフ1であっても、もちろん可能であり、この各種
バッファにどのように画信号を格納しても、読出すとき
に重複させるようにすれば良いのである。
Furthermore, the present invention is effective not only in the example described above, but also in the case of a document that is long in length and width, and in this case, it is sufficient to record the examples in FIGS. 4 and 5 together. Furthermore, the buffer for storing image signals is not limited to a line buffer, but can also be a so-called sheet buffer 1, and no matter how image signals are stored in these various buffers, it is possible to duplicate them when reading them out. All you have to do is make it .

[発明の効果コ 以上説明したように本発明によれば、1ページの原稿が
複数枚の記録紙に分割されて記録された場合に、情報が
失われることなく、複数枚の記録紙を合せて、もとの原
稿を確実に再現可能である。
[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, according to the present invention, when a one-page document is divided and recorded on multiple recording sheets, the multiple recording sheets can be combined without losing information. Therefore, the original manuscript can be reliably reproduced.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明の方式を用いたファクシミリ装置の要部
ブロック図、第2図は本発明の方式を用いたファクシミ
リ受信機の構成図、第3図は本発明の詳細な説明するた
めのフローチャート、第4図、第5図は本発明の方式に
よる記録例を示す図、第6図は従来の記録方式を説明す
るためのフローチャートである。 51・・・CPLI     52・・・ページバッフ
?521〜52.・・・ラインバッファ 53、56・・・ライン  54A、 54B・・・セ
レクタ55・・・I10ポート 代理人 弁理士 則 近 憲 佑 同  山王 − 第1図 第5図 第6図
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the main parts of a facsimile machine using the method of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a facsimile receiver using the method of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a facsimile receiver using the method of the present invention. Flowcharts FIGS. 4 and 5 are diagrams showing examples of recording according to the method of the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining the conventional recording method. 51...CPLI 52...Page buffer? 521-52. ...Line buffers 53, 56...Lines 54A, 54B...Selectors 55...I10 port agent Patent attorney Noriyuki Chika Yudo Sanno - Figure 1 Figure 5 Figure 6

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 与えられる原稿の大きさより記録紙の大きさが小さい場
合に前記原稿を複数枚の記録紙に分割して記録するファ
クシミリ装置において、前記原稿が分割される領域の画
信号に基づき、当該領域を前記複数枚の記録紙の相互に
おいて重複させて記録することを特徴とするファクシミ
リ装置の記録方式。
In a facsimile machine that divides the document into multiple sheets of recording paper and records the document when the size of the recording paper is smaller than the size of the given document, the area is divided into two or more sheets based on the image signal of the area where the document is divided. A recording method for a facsimile machine characterized by overlapping recording on a plurality of sheets of recording paper.
JP61201547A 1986-08-29 1986-08-29 Recording system for facsimile equipment Pending JPS6359171A (en)

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JPS61295760A (en) * 1985-06-24 1986-12-26 Oki Electric Ind Co Ltd Facsimile equipment
JPS62266969A (en) * 1986-05-14 1987-11-19 Matsushita Graphic Commun Syst Inc Facsimile equipment

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