Kodak i1800 Series Image Processing Manual page 94

A-61580 November 2007
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).
Presets — you can use the selections in the field to automatically fill in
the format string field. The options are:
• Custom: enter your desired values.
• Level 3: Address%3L%2L%1L
• Level 2: Address%2L%1L
• Level 1: Address%1L
• Level 3 Offset: Address%3L%2L
• Level 2 Offset: Address%2L
You can have no fixed field or enter any fixed field value. The default
fixed field value is Address.
Counters — for each image address level enter a Start Value, Width
and make a Level to Follow Level selection.
• Start Value: the start value is reflected in the image address in the
field designed by the format string.
• Width: a value of 0 indicates that no image address level will be
used. Widths cannot exceed 9 characters.
• Level to Follow: these are the rules the scanner follows to set the
next image address level if there are no other inputs. For example,
patch sheet or end of batch processing. You will have to define a
level to follow level for each of the level fields you defined in your
image address.
NOTE: The total value of the Width column plus the number of
characters in all fixed fields cannot exceed 27 characters.
Check Digit — this option is only displayed if the scanner is configured
with a Check Digit alteration file.
Pages Per Batch — refer to the Batch/Patch tab for more information.
This number is displayed on this tab to be used as a reference while
formatting your image address.
Format — select the format of the image address string used by the
printer and how it is displayed on the touchscreen. The following
choices are available for printing the counter format.
• Display Leading Zeros format (e.g., 0009). This is the default.
• Suppress Leading Zeros format (e.g.,
• Compress Leading Zeros format (e.g., 9)
9)
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