Scanner capable of reading double sides of sheet once
AssigneesKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba, Toshiba Tec Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorSatoshi Tokuda
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Abstract
Generally, a scanner of the present embodiment, which reads a first surface with a first reading section configured to read the first surface of a sheet and a second surface with a second reading section configured to read the second surface opposite to the first surface of the sheet, executes individual processing on a first reading image of the first surface and a second reading image of the second surface.
Claims18
A scanner which reads a first surface of a sheet with a first reading section configured to read the first surface of the sheet and a second surface opposite to the first surface of the sheet with a second reading section configured to read the second surface of the sheet, wherein
- the scanner creates a first file which contains a first reading image of the first surface of the sheet and does not contain a second reading image of the second surface of the sheet and the second file which contains the second reading image of the sheet and does not contain the first reading image of the sheet,
- the scanner sends one of the first file or the second file by email and stores the other of the first file or the second file.
A reading process by a scanner which comprises a first reading section configured to read a first surface of a sheet and a second reading section configured to read a second surface opposite to the first surface of the sheet, the reading process comprising:
- reading the first surface and the second surface of a sheet with the first reading section and the second reading section;
- creating a first file which contains a first reading image of the first surface of the sheet and does not contain a second reading image of the second surface of the sheet and the second file which contains the second reading image of the sheet and does not contain the first reading image of the sheet;
- sending one of the first file or the second file by email;
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- storing the other of the first file or the second file.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.