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Batch separation options
Document separation
options
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Batch separation—to create a new batch with a patch code, enable the
Batch separation option for the patch code type that you will use for
that application.
By default:
• Patch 3 creates a new batch.
• Patch 2 creates a new document and keeps the image of the page
containing the patch code.
• Patch T creates a new document and deletes the image of the page
containing the patch code.
IMPORTANT: Normally the page containing a patch code for batch separation
should not have any content. Therefore, the page containing the
patch code that creates the new batch is not kept and the next
page scanned becomes the first page of the first document in
the batch.
Rotate batch based on patch—rotates the page containing the patch code so
the patch code is located horizontally on top of the page. All the pages in the
batch will be rotated in the same way. This only works when the Alternatively
search on 180° rotated images option is enabled. Fronts and rears are
rotated according to the selected duplex mode (classic or calendar).
NOTE: This function is not yet supported in Capture Software.
Document separation—to create a new document with a patch code, enable
the Document separation option for the patch type you are going to use.
Rotate document based on patch—rotates the image containing the patch
code so the patch code is located horizontally on top of the page. All the
images in the document will be rotated in the same way. This only works
when the Alternatively search on 180° rotated images option is enabled.
Fronts and rears are rotated according to the selected duplex mode (classic
or calendar).
Delete page—deletes the page containing the patch code that started the new
document. This is important when inserts are used for document separation
purposes but do not contain any other information.
NOTE: Rotate document based on patch does not work when the patch
code separator page is deleted.
A-63054 February 2004
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