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Single-stream duplex alternating between black and white and color/grayscale (Toggle patch)

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Single-stream duplex alternating between black and white and color/ grayscale (Toggle patch) Single-stream duplex alternating between black and white and color/grayscale using automatic color detection This job stream is available for i620, i640, i660 and i780 Scanners. For the i610 Scanner, you can only toggle between black and white and grayscale. 1. Prepare documents with a Type 4/Toggle patch before and after any color/grayscale documents. 2. Configure image processing parameters for all four images. Before enabling the scanner, select only the front and rear black and white images to be retrieved. 3. Select One - based on Toggle Patch on the Advanced tab (TWAIN) or In the images per side drop-down box on the Image Processing tab (ISIS). 4. Start scanning. Images begin in black and white and will change to color/grayscale when the first toggle patch is detected. Images remain in color/ grayscale until the next toggle patch is detected. Images of the toggle patch sheets will not be returned to the host. This job stream is available for i620, i640, i660 and i780 Scanners. For the i610 Scanner, you can only toggle between black and white and grayscale. 1. Configure image processing parameters for all four images. Before initiating the scanner, select only the front and rear black and white images to be retrieved. 2. Enable Auto Color Detection by choosing Low, Medium, High or Custom. 3. Start scanning. The scanner will determine if it should return a black and white or color/ grayscale image based on a document-by-document analysis of the color content. A-61504 October 2007 2-7

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A-61504
October 2007
2-7
Single-stream duplex
alternating between black
and white and color/
grayscale (Toggle patch)
This job stream is available for i620, i640, i660 and i780 Scanners. For
the i610 Scanner, you can only toggle between black and white and
grayscale.
1.
Prepare documents with a Type 4/Toggle patch before and after any
color/grayscale documents.
2.
Configure image processing parameters for all four images. Before
enabling the scanner, select only the front and rear black and white
images to be retrieved.
3. Select
One - based on Toggle Patch o
n the Advanced tab
(TWAIN) or
In the images per side
drop-down box on the Image
Processing tab (ISIS).
4.
Start scanning.
Images begin in black and white and will change to color/grayscale
when the first toggle patch is detected. Images remain in color/
grayscale until the next toggle patch is detected. Images of the toggle
patch sheets will not be returned to the host.
Single-stream duplex
alternating between
black and white and
color/grayscale using
automatic color
detection
This job stream is available for i620, i640, i660 and i780 Scanners. For
the i610 Scanner, you can only toggle between black and white and
grayscale.
1.
Configure image processing parameters for all four images. Before
initiating the scanner, select only the front and rear black and white
images to be retrieved.
2. Enable
Auto Color Detection
by choosing
Low
,
Medium
,
High
or
Custom
.
3.
Start scanning.
The scanner will determine if it should return a black and white or color/
grayscale image based on a document-by-document analysis of the
color content.