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Chapter 3 Basic Operation
5.
Using Patchcode Sheets (Option)
When the optional patchcode decoder is installed, the DR-G1130/G1100 supports Automatic File Separation by detecting
patchcode sheets inserted within a document, and performs batch separation.
About Patchcode Sheets
Patchcode patterns are printed on the patchcode sheets used to
automatically separate files. Patchcode pattern icons are
registered in the following location when the ISIS/TWAIN
driver is installed.
Hint
In Windows 8, the batch code sheets are saved to the applications
table.
IMPORTANT
• Patchcode sheets can be used only when the application you are
using supports separating files by patchcode patterns.
• Patchcode sheets are available in PDF format. There are four
types; [PATCH II (A4)], [PATCH II (LTR)], [PATCH T (A4)],
[PATCH T (LTR)], organized according to the paper size and
pattern.
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Printing Patchcode Sheets
Open the desired patchcode sheet file with CapturePerfect
3.1 or an application that supports the PDF file format, and
print the page image only at its original size.
IMPORTANT
• Print (at original size) PATCH T (A4) and PATCH II (A4)
sheets on A4-size paper, or PATCH T (LTR) and PATCH II
(LTR) on LTR paper.
• Patchcode sheets must be printed in their original size. The
scanner may not recognize them as patchcode sheets if they
are enlarged or reduced.
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Creating a Patchcode Sheet
To copy a patchcode pattern to create a different size
patchcode sheet, make sure to pay attention to the
following precautions:
IMPORTANT
• Adjust the patchcode so that it fits into the effective area for
detecting patchcode patterns.
• When copying a patchcode pattern, the copy should be the
same size as the pattern on the original.
• Be careful to keep patchcode sheets clean. If a patchcode
sheet has been folded or becomes creased, reprint or replace
the sheet.
5 mm (0.2")
Patchcode Patterns
(Effective area for detecting
patchcode patterns.)
5 mm (0.2")
5 mm
(0.2"
)
10
0 mm (3
.9
")