Polaroid ID-3000 Repair Manual page 95

Polaroid ID3000 Service Manual
PCS_RGBBUF -
PCS_MOTORADJUST - This variable defines the parameters for the motor.
PCS_MUST_REMOVE -
value may also be checked by application scripts to determine if the
controller is activiated. Possible values:
ON - All controller entry points are enabled
OFF - All controller entry points are disabled
This variable defines the name of the RGB EMS buffer which is to
be used for the scanned image. By specifing different names for the
destination buffer, the application can flip between different RGB
buffers allowing more than one scanned image to reside in the
system default:
DRGBB - The standard RGB buffer name
Default value:
E8,CF,9D,A0,35,230,1E0
Possible values:
These values are in hexadecimal (Base 16)format. Only the
last two variables on the line should ever be changed.
These variables are the Picture Eject Distance (PED) and
the Picture Input Distance (PID), respectively.The PID
corresponds to how far the scanner continues to "pull" the
image into the machine after it has noticed the trailing edge.
The only reasons for changing thesevariables are if the
picture is "swallowed" by the scanner, or if any of the
wanted data in the picture cannot be captured by
manipulating the PCS_AOIxx values also in this .CNF file.
The scaling for these variables is approximately 100h (100
hex) to 1 inch. It is a good idea to first change only the
PID, then add 50h for the PED. As an example, assume
you are scanning a photo laminated with clear plastic. The
"electronic eye" of the scanner would not be able to detect
the plastic, and would consider the end of the photo to be
the trailing edge. In order to pull in the entire card,
including the plastic, the PID should be increased about half
an inch (80h) to 260h (1E0h + 80h).The PED would then
become 2B0h (260h + 50h).
This variable determines whether or not the user must
remove the photo once the scan is complete, before he/she
can continue. It is a security feature in conjunction with the
auto-feed feature. Possible values:
YES - User must remove photo
NO - User need not remove photo
Default value:
YES
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