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More Advanced Scanning Methods, Using a Patchcode for Scanning

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More Advanced Scanning Methods Using a Patchcode for Scanning DR-M140 supports batch separation (automatic file separation) functions by using patchcodes. By tucking patchcode sheets supplied with this scanner into a document and scanning it, the scanner can automatically separate files by images of documents containing patchcode sheets (or documents after the patchcode sheet). Hint • This function can be used with the supplied CapturePerfect software. Other applications that support this function include ISIScompatible applications. It is not supported by TWAIN-compatible applications. • Patchodes are included with this product in PDF format. Applications that can read PDF files such as the supplied CapturePerfect are required to use this function. The following patchcodes are installed together with the scanner driver as PDF files. Type of Patchcode Pattern PATCH (FILE A) PATCH II (FILE B) Description Files are separated from the page after the page printed with this patchcode. You specify in the application whether to include the page printed with the patchcode in the scanned image. Files are separated from the page printed with this patchcode. The page with the printed patchcode is always included in the scanned image. The following operations are performed when using patchcodes for scanning. 1 Print patchcode with a printer. Click [Start] - [All Programs] - [Canon DR-M140] and then select [Patchcode] from the menu. Patchcodes can be printed in A4 and letter (LTR) sizes. Open the application and print a patchcode that is the same size as the document to be scanned. 60

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More Advanced Scanning Methods
Using a Patchcode for Scanning
DR-M140 supports batch separation (automatic file separation)
functions by using patchcodes.
By tucking patchcode sheets supplied with this scanner into a
document and scanning it, the scanner can automatically separate
files by images of documents containing patchcode sheets (or
documents after the patchcode sheet).
Hint
• This function can be used with the supplied CapturePerfect
software. Other applications that support this function include ISIS-
compatible applications. It is not supported by TWAIN-compatible
applications.
• Patchodes are included with this product in PDF format.
Applications that can read PDF files such as the supplied
CapturePerfect are required to use this function.
The following patchcodes are installed together with the scanner
driver as PDF files.
The following operations are performed when using patchcodes for
scanning.
1
Print patchcode with a printer.
Click [Start] – [All Programs] – [Canon DR-M140] and then select
[Patchcode] from the menu.
Patchcodes can be printed in A4 and letter (LTR) sizes. Open the
application and print a patchcode that is the same size as the
document to be scanned.
Type of
Patchcode
Pattern
Description
PATCH (FILE A)
Files are separated from
the page after the page
printed with this patchcode.
You specify in the
application whether to
include the page printed
with the patchcode in the
scanned image.
PATCH II (FILE B)
Files are separated from
the page printed with this
patchcode. The page with
the printed patchcode is
always included in the
scanned image.