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  • Page 2 You can use the ISIS Driver or TWAIN Datasource (both are available on the CD that is included with the scanner) or Kodak Capture Software to enable image processing. Other popular scanning applications are also compatible with these scanners, however these applications may not be able to access all of the image processing options.
  • Page 3 Image outputs The i1800 Series Scanners are duplex scanners. This means both the front and the rear side of each document may be captured. For each side captured, the scanner creates a black and white and color/ grayscale image. The host application controls which of these images is transferred to the host to be stored as an image file.
  • Page 4 Another example of a simultaneous output where all four images are returned to the host would create the following four files: • Front grayscale: FG.jpg. This image file represents the contents of the front side of the document using 8-bits per pixel. •...

  • Page 5: Best Practices

    2 Best Practices This chapter provides you with recommendations for program logic, which will allow you to interact efficiently with the i1800 Series Scanners. This high-level information is not intended to be used as a coding guide. The following information is provided in this chapter: •...

  • Page 6: Scanner Setup

    − The scanner is powered down using the power switch. − New imaging parameters are sent from the host. 4. Prepare documents according to the instructions found in the Kodak i1860 User’s Guide. A-61580 November 2007...

  • Page 7: Error Handling

    For more information see the sections entitled, “Controlling image transfer order” and “Image header information” later in this chapter. Feed documents Feed documents according to the instructions found in the Kodak i1800 Series Scanners User’s Guide. Disable scanning Scanning is disabled to allow the host to download configuration/setup changes between jobs and to handle certain types of errors.
  • Page 8 To receive subsequent pending errors, the host must execute a Test Unit Ready command. If a deferred error is pending, the Test Unit Ready command will terminate with a Check Condition Status. The host follows with a Request Sense command. The combination of Request Sense followed by Test Unit Ready must be repeated until a "good"...
  • Page 9 Controlling image This section provides job stream examples which can be used in scanning applications. transfer order The host application is responsible for determining the order in which the scanner returns images. Front images must always be retrieved before back images. Black and white only - 1.
  • Page 10 Dual stream - simplex 1. Prepare documents. 2. Start the scanner to do dual stream simplex scanning (front black and white and front color). 3. Setup the scanner to retrieve black and white images first. 4. Enable the scanner and start polling. Loop Read front black and white image header Read back black and white image...
  • Page 11 Single-stream duplex The Toggle patch is a type 4 patch that is used to trigger the scanner to alternating between black switch from the current image stream (black and white) to the and white and color/ alternative image stream (color/grayscale). grayscale using the 1.
  • Page 12 Jam and fault This section provides recommendations for application logic associated with scanner jam and fault recovery. recovery If your scanner is enabled and you are polling when a document jam or other fault occurs, use the following procedure to restart scanning. IMPORTANT: Before beginning fault recovery, make sure all the headers and images have been transferred from the image buffer to the host system.

  • Page 13: Bar Code Recognition

    This section provides general information about bar code recognition and read rates. The i1800 Series Scanners does not include a bar code accessory. The host system provides bar code functionality. The main imaging parameter, which may affect bar code read rates, is resolution. Either black and white, grayscale or color images may be used for bar code applications.

  • Page 14: Indexing Schemes

    Starting image address/ The host application must always seed the scanner with the starting next image address image address. The scanner will return the image address associated with each image in the image header. The application can track this image address for use in setting the next image address when restarting the scanner.

  • Page 15: Two Level Indexing

    Two level indexing When using two level indexing, the image address assigned to each document is defined as follows: • Field D (Level 1) defined as having a field length greater than 0. • Field C (Level 2) defined as having a field length greater than 0. For example, if you scan a book with 2 chapters (Chapter 1 has 40 pages and Chapter 2 has 60 pages) and the image address has been defined as:...
  • Page 16 Two level offset indexing When using two level offset indexing, the image address assigned to each document is defined as follows: • Field D (Level 2) defined as having a field length greater than 0. For example, if you scan a book with 2 chapters (Chapter 1 has 40 pages and Chapter 2 has 60 pages), and the image address has been defined as: •...

  • Page 17: Three Level Indexing

    Three level indexing When using three level indexing, the image address assigned to each document is defined as follows: • Field D (Level 1) defined as having a field length greater than 0. • Field C (Level 2) defined as having a field length greater than 0. •...

  • Page 18: Three Level Offset Indexing

    Three level offset indexing When using three level offset indexing, the image address assigned to each document is defined as follows: • Field D (Level 2) defined as having a field length greater than 0. • Field C (Level 3) defined as having a field length greater than 0. For example, if you scan a book with two sections (Section 1 contains 2 chapters, each having 40 pages;...

  • Page 19: Controlling Document Level Changes

    Controlling document The previous Indexing Scheme examples illustrated how document level changes levels change within a single group of documents. There are four document image levels: 3, 2, 1, and 0. There are several ways you can set or change the document level: •...

  • Page 20: Level Rules

    • Distance from lead edge  a minimum of a .035-inch. • Can print to within ½-inch of the trial edge. Electronic color The i1800 Series Scanners provide the ability to create dropout images without changing lamps. Red, green, blue dropout functionality can be dropout selected.
  • Page 21 Two categories of performance are provided or each color: Colors that can be completely dropped out and colors that are very close to complete dropout. These values were established by using standard Pantone Matching System® Colors guide (uncoated, 175-line screen). If the background of the document you are using is not bright white the results may vary.
  • Page 22 Green Dropout  Complete Dropout 100U 109U 1215U 318U 352U 375U 388U 3945U 101U 113U 127U 324U 358U 379U 389U 3955U 102U 114U 134U 3245U 365U 380U 393U 3965U Yellow U 115U 135U 331U 366U 381U 394U 106U 120U 1345U 332U 372U 382U...
  • Page 23 Image header An image header is associated with every image captured by the scanner. Following is a list of information available in the image header. information Image length  size of the image. Image identifier  indicates whether the image is front black and white, back black and white, front color or back color.
  • Page 24 Image address level (Document level)  the document level is assigned by the operator by using: • the level key, • a patch if the Patch Reader is enabled, • the host application to set the next image address, or •...
  • Page 25 Zone processing Some applications have a requirement to store part of an image in color or grayscale and the rest of the image in black and white format (this saves storage space by not storing the entire image in color or grayscale).

  • Page 26: Programmable Keys

    Programmable keys Programmable keys are available for use by the operator when the scanner is enabled. The touchscreen displays the functions that are associated with these programmable keys. The programmable keys can be assigned the following functions: • No scanner functionality (default) •...
  • Page 27 Transfer Patch Code The image header reflects when a Transfer patch code is detected on a document. A document containing a Transfer patch is considered to be a Level 0 document. The IA level for the next document following the Transfer patch is assigned to the level (Level 2 or Level 3) that has been previously set.
  • Page 28 Batching Batching information only applies when the scanner is configured with Image Address enabled via the operator control panel touchscreen. Batching provides a way for the scanner to perform a specific function after scanning a designated number of documents at a particular IA level.

  • Page 29: Using The Twain Datasource

    Setting Shortcut. Overview All Kodak Scanners have the capability of providing a wide variety of electronic images. This can be accomplished by using the provided TWAIN Datasource in concert with your scanning application. The TWAIN Datasource is the part of the capture system which links the scanner to your scanning application.
  • Page 30 Validation tool Validation Tool. 2. From the Driver Types box, select TWAIN. 3. From the Drivers box, select Kodak Scanner: i1800 and click OK. 4. Select the Scanner icon. The main Kodak Scanner screen will be displayed. A-61580 November 2007...
  • Page 31 The TWAIN interface is divided into three main sections: • Image Settings: clicking the Settings button on the main Kodak Scanner window, displays the Image Settings window. From this window you can set your image processing parameters by using the General, Size, Adjustments and Enhancements tab.

  • Page 32: The Main Kodak Scanner Window

    The main Kodak The main Kodak Scanner window is the home window of the scanner’s user interface. You can scan by selecting a Setting Shortcut and then Scanner window selecting OK/Scan. Setting Shortcuts — provides a list of the Setting Shortcuts. The supplied shortcuts are: •...
  • Page 33 Input document is — allows you to select which sides of the document have information that you want an electronic image of: • Two Sided: scans the front and back of the document. • One Sided - Front: scans only the front side of the document. •...

  • Page 34: Information Icons

    NOTE: If this button is OK, any unsaved changes will remain in affect for the current scan session. Cancel — closes the main Kodak Scanner window without saving any changes. Information icons About: displays the scanner’s version and copyright information.

  • Page 35: The Image Settings Window

    The Image Settings The Image Settings window allows you to define image processing options by using the available tabs. The values used in Image Settings window are saved in the selected Setting Shortcut. The Image Settings window includes the following tabs: General, Size, Adjustments, and Enhancements.
  • Page 36 • Side: place the mouse cursor over one of the side graphics to adjust that side. Home — returns you to the main Kodak Scanner window. Device — displays the Device Settings window. Preview — initiates a scan and places the image in the preview area.
  • Page 37 NOTE: If this button is OK, any unsaved changes will remain in effect for the current scan session. Cancel — closes the main Kodak Scanner window without saving any changes. Information icons About: displays the scanner’s version and copyright information.
  • Page 38 Image Settings - General The General tab contains the commonly used image options. In most cases you will not have to change options on other tabs. Scan as — allows you to select the electronic image format. • Color (24-bit): the scanner will produce a color version of your document.
  • Page 39 Compression — allows you to reduce your electronic image size. • Type: the scanner will produce a color version of your document. - (none): no compression, which may produce a large image size. - Group-4: uses CCITT standard to compress the image, often used in conjunction with TIFF files.
  • Page 40 Image Settings - Size tab The Size tab provides the following options. Document — allows you to select how the scanner will detect your document as it is being fed through the scanner. • Automatically Detect and Straighten: the scanner will automatically find each document (regardless of size) and straighten any document that may have been fed crooked.
  • Page 41 Outline — allows you to select the location and size to use for creating your electronic image. The preview area will show the outline. • Origin (x, y): - if you select Document: Automatically Detect and Straighten, (x) is the distance from the left edge of the document and (y) is the distance from the top edge of the document.
  • Page 42 Post scan rotation — allows you to select any rotation to be applied to the electronic image after it has been scanned. • (none) • Automatic — the scanner will analyze each document to determine how it was fed and will rotate the image to the proper orientation. NOTES: - There must be a sufficient amount of text on the page for this option to work properly.
  • Page 43 Image Settings - The options available on the Adjustments tab depend on the Scan as Adjustments tab selection on the General tab. The following options are based on a Scan as selection of Black and White. Conversion quality — these settings effect how the scanner analyzes a grayscale version of the document which is used to produce the black and white electronic image.
  • Page 44 Threshold — aids in controlling the level at which a pixel is considered black or white. • Decreasing this setting will make the image appear lighter, and can be used to subdue background noise. • Increasing this setting will make the image appear darker, and can be used to help pick up light information.
  • Page 45 Image Settings - The options available on the Enhancements tab depend on the Scan as Enhancements tab selection on the General tab. Blank Image Detection — allows you to configure the scanner to eliminate blank images. • On: turns Blank Image Detection on and makes the rest of the Blank Image Detection options available.

  • Page 46: Advanced Image Setup

    Advanced Image The Advanced Image Setup is accessed via the icon located next to the Side option at the top of the Image Settings window. Setup When you select the Advanced Image Setup icon, the Advanced tab will be displayed. Done —...

  • Page 47: Advanced Tab

    Advanced tab Input document is — select Two Sided, One Sided - Front, or One Sided - Back depending on what side(s) you want to configure. NOTE: The Two Sided and One Sided - Back options are only available for duplex scanner models. Different settings per side —...
  • Page 48 Images per side — indicates how many images the scanner will create for a side, based on your imaging selections. • One: indicates you want the scanner to create one image. • One - Based on Document Content: indicates you want the scanner to automatically detect if the document is color/grayscale or black and white.
  • Page 49 Refer the examples later in this chapter for procedures on how to configure advanced options. When available, use the up and down arrows to select the order the images will be delivered by the scanner to the scanning application. Toolbar buttons Add: adds an image type to the bottom of the configuration list.

  • Page 50: Content Settings Tab

    Content Settings tab The options on the Content Settings tab can be used for either one- or two-sided jobs. Side — determines which side the Sensitivity settings are applied to. This option is only available if Different settings per side is turned on from the Advanced tab.
  • Page 51 • Custom: allows you to manually adjust the Color amount and/or Color threshold. NOTE: When setting Sensitivity values, it is suggested that you start with the Medium option and scan a typical job set. If too many documents were returned as color/grayscale vs. black and white, then change to the High option and re-run the job.

  • Page 52: Creating Color/Grayscale Or Black And White Images Based On The Content Of Your Documents

    1. Select a Setting Shortcut from the main Kodak Scanner window that closely describes your desired output. 2. Select Settings to display the Image Settings window. 3. Select the Advanced Image Setup icon on the Image Settings window to display the Advanced tab.
  • Page 53 Make any other adjustments to the black and white image settings on the rest of the tabs on the Image Settings window. 12. When finished, select Home to return to the main Kodak Scanner window and then select Save to save your selections to the shortcut.

  • Page 54: Creating Multiple Images For Each Side Of A Document

    1. Select a Setting Shortcut from the main Kodak Scanner window that closely describes your desired output. 2. Select Settings to display the Image Settings window.
  • Page 55 Make any other adjustments to the black and white image settings on the rest of the tabs on the Image Settings window. 11. When finished, select Home to return to the main Kodak Scanner window and then select Save to save your selections to the shortcut.

  • Page 56: Creating Different Settings For Each Side Of A Document

    Make any other adjustments to the back side settings on the rest of the tabs on the Image Settings window. 10. When finished, select Home to return to the main Kodak Scanner window and then select Save to save your selections to the shortcut.

  • Page 57: The Device Settings Window

    NOTE: If this button is OK, any unsaved changes will remain in affect for the current scan session. Cancel — closes the main Kodak Scanner window without saving any changes. Information icons About: displays the scanner’s version and copyright information.
  • Page 58 Device - General tab The General tab allows you to set scanner-specific options and provide access to scanner diagnostics. Paper source • Document Feeder: the input elevator is in its highest position. This selection is recommended when you are scanning 25 sheets or less. •...
  • Page 59 • Action when timeout occurs: indicates the action that will be taken when the document feeder timeout has been reached. - Stop Scanning: scanning will stop and control will return to the scanning application (i.e. ends the job). - Pause Scanning: scanning will stop but the scanning application will be waiting for additional images (i.e.
  • Page 60 Device - Printer tab The Enhanced Printer provides a vertical print capability and supports alphanumeric characters, date, image address, time, document count and custom messages. All print information is captured in the image header of each document. On — turns printing on and makes the rest of the options on this tab available.
  • Page 61 Template: Format — allows you to define your print string. The maximum amount of characters for the print string is 40 characters (including spaces). Add — displays a list of items you can add to your print string. When you select an item, that item will appear at the end of the Format list.
  • Page 62 • Date - Format: • MMDDYYYY • DDMMYYYY • YYYYMMDD • DDD (Julian) • YYYYDDD (Julian) - Separator: (the examples indicate a format of YYYYMMDD) • None • Slash: 2007/08/24 • Hyphen: 2007-08-24 • Period: 2007.08.24 • Space: 2007 08 24 - Specific date: allows you to select a specific time if you do not want to use the current date within the scanner.
  • Page 63 • Orientation: while the characters are printed vertically (starting at the lead edge of the document) this allows you to select the orientation of the print string. Available options are: 0, 90, 180, 270. Feed Direction Offset from lead edge — select a value from 0.35 to 33.5 inches to determine how far the printed information will appear from the leading edge of the document.
  • Page 64 Device - Multifeed tab Multifeed detection aids in document processing by detecting documents that may go through the feeder overlapped. Multifeeds can happen due to stapled documents, adhesives on documents, or electrostatically charged documents. Ultrasonic detection Sensitivity — controls how aggressively the scanner will work to determine if more than one document is fed into the scanner.
  • Page 65 Sensors — three sensors cover the width of the paper path. In order for multi-fed documents to be detected correctly, they must pass under one of these sensors. • Left, Middle, Right: this allows you to select which sensor(s) you want turned on.
  • Page 66 Device - Image Address Image addressing is used for document tracking, batch control and image management. The Image Address tab allows you to set an image address starting point. The scanner will increment the image address based on how you set up the image address rules on this tab. NOTES: •...
  • Page 67 NOTES: • When you make a Format selection, the Field width and Next Level settings will automatically be set to the defaults for that format. • If you made a change to the Field width or Next Level settings, the Format will be appended with the text <changed>, and the name will be displayed in italics (e.g., *Level 3 <changed>).
  • Page 68 Device - Batch tab Batching is the operation of counting pages or documents. NOTE: This tab is only available when the scanner is in Image Address mode. On — turns batching on and makes the rest of the options on this tab available.
  • Page 69 • Action to take: defines the action to be taken after processing the last document in the batch. - Pause Scanning: scanning will stop but the scanning application will be waiting for additional images (i.e. stops the feeder). Scanning may be resumed by touching Resume on the touchscreen.
  • Page 70 The type of patch recognized is returned in the image header. See the Kodak publication A-61599, Patch Code Information for Kodak Document Scanners for complete information. Patch Confirmation Tone — the confirmation tone may be used to signal that a patch has been recognized by the scanner.
  • Page 71 Feature • Patch Types 1, 4 and 6 these patch types can be used by the scanning application for post-scan image control (they are not used for image addressing). For example, use these patch types for workflow control or changing between black and white and color/ grayscale imaging.
  • Page 72 Device - OCP tab The OCP tab is used to setup options on the scanner’s Operator Control Panel (i.e., touchscreen). Function Keys — available functions for each key are: • (none) • Stop Scanning: scanning will stop and control will return to the scanning application (i.e., ends the job).

  • Page 73: Creating A New Setting Shortcut

    The procedures that follow describe how to configure a customized Setting Shortcut. Complete descriptions of the options on the main Kodak Scanner window and tabs are found in the section entitled, “The main Kodak Scanner window”. From the main Kodak Scanner window: 1.
  • Page 74 3. Select Settings on the main Kodak Scanner window. The General tab of the Image Settings window will be displayed. 4. Select the appropriate options on the General tab. NOTE: If necessary, review each setting on the other tabs and make any changes.
  • Page 75 5. For each option you want to use, make the appropriate selections you want the scanner to perform when scanning. 6. When finished, select Home to return to the main Kodak Scanner window and then select Save to save your selections to the shortcut.

  • Page 76: Using The Isis Driver

    The ISIS Driver is software that communicates with the scanner. This driver is created and maintained by EMC Captiva and is provided with the scanner by Kodak. Many scanning applications support ISIS drivers and this driver can be used to interface with them.
  • Page 77 Options include: Front Image #1, Front Image #2, Back Image #1 and Back Image #2. The Kodak Scanner drivers allow you to control the camera settings independently. Some settings apply only to black and white images, others apply to color/grayscale images. By selecting the appropriate camera and image mode, you can control the scanner’s output.
  • Page 78 Toggle Patch — the toggle patch is a type 4 patch that is used to trigger the scanner to change from the current image stream (black and white) to the alternative image stream (color/grayscale). This provides color-on-the-fly functionality for customers who want to scan the majority of their documents black and white with the option to switch to color and back when desired.
  • Page 79 • Relative to Document (zone processing): used for batches of same- sized documents, zone processing is a floating fixed crop window (the zone) located relative to the upper left corner of a document. It allows you to select an area on the document to be delivered in either color/grayscale or black and white format (a separate window for both black and white and color/grayscale may be defined).

  • Page 80: Layout Tab

    Layout tab The Layout tab provides these options: Image Orientation • Portrait: displays the image orientation in the shape of a conventional portrait, where height is greater than width. • Landscape: displays the image orientation in the shape of a conventional landscape painting, where width is greater than height.

  • Page 81: Image Processing Tab

    Image Processing tab The Image Processing tab displays the Image Mode, Mode and Toggle Patch information that was previously described. Refer to the section entitled “Main tab” earlier in this chapter for descriptions. • Deskew  automatically straightens a document within ±0.3 General options degrees of the leading edge of the document.
  • Page 82 Noise Filter — select one of the following: None, Lone Pixel or Majority Rule. • Lone Pixel: reduces random noise by converting a single black pixel to white when it is completely surrounded by white pixels or by converting a single white pixel to black when it is completely surrounded by black pixels.

  • Page 83: Scanner Tab

    Scanner tab The Scanner tab provides the following options. Document Feeder Feeder Position — select the desired paper source. • Normal: select when you are scanning a stack of documents of 25 sheets or less. The input elevator is in its highest position. •...

  • Page 84: Multi-Feed Detection Options

    Timeout On — allows you to select the amount of time the scanner will wait once the last document enters the feeder before the timeout occurs. You can turn this option off or set a time from 1 to 300 seconds. Response —...
  • Page 85 • Low: least aggressive setting and is less likely to detect labels, poor quality, thick or wrinkled documents as multi-fed documents. • Medium: use Medium sensitivity if your Settings Shortcut has varying document thickness or labels attached to the document. Depending on the label material, most documents with labels should not be detected as a multi-fed document.
  • Page 86 Operations Calibrate — displays the Calibrate dialog box which allows you to perform an Image Chain or UDDS calibration. Only calibrate the scanner when prompted to do so. • Image Chain: optimizes your scanner to achieve the best image quality and feeding performance. Frequent calibration is not necessary or recommended.
  • Page 87 Use the calibration target provided with your scanner. 1. Click Calibrate. The Calibrate dialog box will be displayed. 2. Select Image Chain or UDDS from the drop-down box. • If you select Image Chain, use the calibration target provided with your scanner. Be sure to use a good, clean calibration target. Place the calibration target in the input elevator face up and click IMPORTANT:If the White Background Accessory is installed, it must be replaced with the black background strips,...

  • Page 88: Auto Color Detect Tab

    Auto Color Detect tab The Auto Color Detect tab provides the following options. Color Content Select one of the following options for automatic color detection. • Low: documents require only a small amount of color to be saved as color or grayscale images. Used for capturing documents that are primarily black text with small logos, or contain small amounts of highlighted text or small colorful photos.
  • Page 89 Color Amount: the amount of color that needs to be present in a document before it will be saved as either color or grayscale. As the value of Color Amount increases, more color pixels are required. Valid values are 1 to 200. Color Threshold: the color threshold or intensity (i.e., pale blue vs.

  • Page 90: Dropout Tab

    Dropout tab The Dropout tab displays the Image Mode, Mode and Toggle Patch information that was previously described. Refer to the section entitled “Main tab” earlier in this chapter for descriptions. Color Dropout Color dropout is used to eliminate a form's background so that only the entered data is included in the electronic image (i.e.

  • Page 91: Imprinter Tab

    Imprinter tab The Enhanced Printer provides a vertical print capability and supports alphanumeric characters, date, image address, time, document count and custom messages. All print information is captured in the image header of each document. Mode • Do not print: disables the options on the Imprinter tab. •...
  • Page 92 Defining your print string Format Template — allows you to define your print string. The maximum amount of characters for the print string is 40 characters (including spaces). Date — if you want to add a date to the print string, select one of the following formats: •...
  • Page 93 3 level image address. The i1800 Series Scanners have more options available for image addressing schemes with the following guidelines: • You may define from 0 to 4 fixed fields. Fixed fields can be a maximum of 9 characters.
  • Page 94 Image Address fields — displays the starting image address. The values in this field reflect information from the Format String area and the Start Value field in the Counters area. Each field can have a maximum width of 9 characters. The total image address cannot exceed 27 characters (30 with 3 delimiters).
  • Page 95 Batch/Patch tab The Batch/Patch tab provides batch and patch functionality. Batching is the operation of counting pages or documents. The Patch tab provides choices of what patch type to recognize. One or more patches can be selected at a time. Batch Control The batch function allows you to define the level to count the number of documents in the batch and any actions to be taken at the beginning...
  • Page 96 Patch Detection Patch Control allows you to select what patch types to recognize. One or more patches can be selected at a time. On — check this box to enable patch recognition. Image Address Patch Codes — these patch types are used for image addressing.
  • Page 97 Feature Patch Codes — these patch types can be used by the host for post-scan image control (they are not used for image addressing). For example, use these patch types for changing between black and white and color/grayscale imaging or workflow control. Patch 1 (Do not use these patches for production - they are not to spec)
  • Page 98 OCP tab The OCP tab is used to assign actions the operator uses from the Operator Control Panel. Function Key #1, Function Key #2 and Function Key #3. Function Keys — available functions are: • End of Job • Terminate Batch •...

  • Page 99: About Tab

    Operator Log tab The Operator Log tab provides a listing of any errors that have been encountered. You can either save this information to a file by clicking the Save icon, or click the Copy icon to copy the information to the clipboard. About tab Displays information about your scanner and driver.

  • Page 100: Scan Area Dialog Box

    Scan Area dialog box The Scan Area dialog box is only available for images when the Cropping option selected on the Layout tab is either Fixed to Transport or Relative to Document. To access the Scan Area dialog box, select Scan Area on the Layout tab.
  • Page 101 Area • Snap  causes the dimensions of the Area box to be controlled in fixed 1/8-inch increments. This option is not available in Pixels mode. • X: the distance from the left end of the scanner to the left-edge of the scanning area.

  • Page 102: Twain Image Processing Terminology

    Appendix A TWAIN Image Processing Terminology If you have used previous scanners from Kodak, you will notice that the user interface has been updated. Many of the image processing features you are familiar with may have been renamed or moved. The table below will help you to find the feature's new name and/or location.
  • Page 103 Feature: Cropping Location: Paper tab Location: Image Settings - Size tab Options: Options: • Automatic with Automatic Deskew • Document: Automatically Detect and Straighten Image: Entire Document Border: (none) • Automatic without Automatic Deskew • Document: Automatically Detect • Aggressive •...

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