; Copyright (c) 1998-2005 Eastman Kodak Company, All Rights Reserved ; ; KDS RAM Scanner script ; We define our scanner and a scan session from here... ; The "simulate" setting has been moved to the const.ini file... ; i30 Inquiry (i30)... inquiry.i30.sVend_id KODAK inquiry.i30.sProd_id i30_Scanner inquiry.i30.sProd_revis_lev 0.04 ; i40 Inquiry (i40)... inquiry.i40.sVend_id KODAK inquiry.i40.sProd_id i40_Scanner inquiry.i40.sProd_revis_lev 0.04 ; Meters... meters.adf_count 300 ; ; This section describes the operation of the session simulator, ; which is used to mimic the sequence of events that might occur ; in a real scanning session. ; ; The format of a command is: ; @command[.platform] <arguments> ; where, ; @command is the command to be issued ; .platform is an optional specifier for one of the folowing: ; Gemini, Viper, Prism, Alien ; arguments are any data for the command ; ; The available commands are: ; @check - check condition ; @delay - delay for the specified milliseconds ; @image - generate an image on the fly ; @init - initialize a session ; @jam - simulate a jam check condition (platform independent) ; @multifeed - simulate a multifeed check condition ; @repeat label count - repeat a section ; @restart - goto the top of the file ; @stop - stop scanning (buffer empty, end of job) ; ; @image generates an image in memory. ; ; @image also supports displaying images from disk (you must supply ; your own images), just add the following information: ; @image width length depth compression offset filename ; Where, ; width - the width in pixels ; length - the length in pixels ; depth - the bit depth (1 or 24) ; compression - 0-none 5-G4 6-JPEG ; offset - StripByteOffsets for TIFF, 0 for JPEG ; filename - the full path to the image file ; Examples, ; @image 1280 1692 1 0 250 c:\twain\bitonal.tif ; @image 640 848 24 6 0 c:\twain\color.jpg ; If the simulator considers the image a good enough match, it will ; use it. If it doesn't like the match (compression or bitdepth is ; off, or it can't find the file), it will revert back to the ; in-memory generated image. ; ; Most users will be able to get sufficient simulation data from ; the @jam and @multifeed commands. ; ; Commands must be typed exactly as shown for them to work, the ; ram engine is case sensitive and not very tolerant of extra ; spaces... ; ; @repeat permits a fairly simple way to repeat a section. ; Here is a sample... ; @init ; @:label ; @image ; @repeat label 5 ; @stop ; The @init command is needed to properly manage the use of the ; labels between multiple sessions. @:label is the starting ; point (you can choose your own name). The @repeat command ; itself specifies its associated label and the number of times ; to go to it. @repeat loops can be nested. ; ; Sample simulations: ; ; ; Simulate a jam with two images in the buffer ; @image ; @image ; @jam ; @image ; @image ; @stop ; ; ; @init @image @image @stopDownload Driver Pack
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