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to store complete copies of your scanner s main memory for later
recall, including objects, global settings and dedicated search
configurations. We call this feature V-Scanner, for "Virtual
Scanner". Your 0716 features 21 V-Scanner storage
locations, each capable of storing a copy of your scanner s main
memory.
Having 21 Virtual Scanners is like having 21 scanners in one.
You can custom tailor a main memory configuration to suit your
needs for the type of scanning you do in different situations, then
store that configuration for later use. If you travel frequently, you
may want to create V-Scanners for the areas where you travel.
V-Scanners are also useful for backing up your configurations.
Once you have main memory configured the way you like it, you
can save it to a V-Scanner where it will remain untouched until
you delete, overwrite or recall it. Then, if you happen to make a
mistake while using your main memory that you cannot fix, you
can recall the backup data and start again.
NOTE: V-Scanner storage is not unlike working with a hard drive on a
V-Scanners provide a capability that is similar to having a
computer with scanner programming software available all of the
time. Instead of connecting the computer and transferring
configuration files to and from main memory, you use V-
Scanners to save or load main memory configurations in the
field. Each V-Scanner storage location is called a V-Scanner
folder. To begin V-Scanner operations, press
scanner display will appear as follows:
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personal computer. You save active scanner configurations (called
"working" or "main" memory) to a V-Scanner storage folder for later
use, and you recall stored scanner configurations from a V-Scanner
storage folder to main memory when you want to use them. If you
recall a configuration from a V-Scanner storage folder and use it in
main memory, any changes you make while using the configuration
will not automatically be transferred to the configuration data stored
in the V-Scanner storage folder. You must save your changes back to
that folder location if you want to preserve them for later use. When
you load a new configuration into main memory, the contents of main
memory are overwritten and lost, unless you save your main memory
to a V-Scanner storage folder first. Once the configuration data in
main memory has been overwritten, it cannot be recovered - there is
no "Undo" function.
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