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Patch Setup
dialog box
Detecting patch code
options
A-63054 February 2004
Following is an explanation of each option available in the Patch Setup dialog
box The options described here are available on the 2 Patch tab, the 3 Patch
tab, and the T Patch tab.
Detect Patch—you can enable or disable the Detect Patch check box. If all
Detect Patch check boxes are disabled, the Patch Reader is disabled. If you
have checked Detect Patch on any of the patch tabs, Capture Software will
check each page for the type of patch code you are looking for.
IMPORTANT: Patch codes will always be searched in the first four inches
(10 cm) of the top of the image after rotation, deskew, and
cropping (if any). If a patch is vertical, the image should be
rotated with the auto-rotate option defined in the Page Setup.
Each patch code type can be defined to
• start a new batch
• start a new document
• create an attachment
Alternatively search on 180° rotated images—when enabled and patch
code reading is unsuccessful, Capture Software also looks for a patch code
after rotating the image 180°. This slows down patch code reading but
prevents a patch code read failure because a page was scanned upside down.
Alternatively search on rear—when enabled and patch code reading is
unsuccessful, Capture Software also searches for the patch code on the rear
side of the document. When Capture Software detects a patch code on the
front, it will not try to detect a patch code on the rear.
NOTE: If you are scanning at 400 dpi with an i200 Series Scanner, it is
recommended that you enable the Majority Rule filter in Image Setup
to ensure high-quality patch code reading. Refer to Chapter 9C,
Setting Up Page Properties for i200 Series Scanners, for details.
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