Method and apparatus for selectively scanning pages within a document stack
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorRandall R. Hube
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AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorRandall R. Hube
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A scanning system enables a user to nondestructively mark certain pages in a document stack and cause these page to be skipped during the scanning on a digital scanner. The pages of the document stack to be skipped are marked with a small adhesive backed label placed at a pre-defined location on the page by the user. The label is large enough to carry a simple, but unique image (machine-readable code) that can be read by a single sensor. The machine-readable code may be a barcode, glyph, color pattern, or reflective/nonreflective pattern, etc. The label's adhesive is such that it can be easily removed from the document stack without destroying the integrity of the page to which it was attached. In operation, the scanner utilizes a label sensor located before the scanning station/platen area so as to sense the skip label prior to the actual image capturing operation. Upon detection of the skip label on a particular document page by the upstream sensor, a microprocessor instructs the scanner to bypass the scanning of that page.
A system for selectively scanning pages in a document stack, comprising:
A system for selectively scanning pages in a document stack, comprising:
A system for selectively scanning pages in a document stack, comprising:
A method for selectively scanning pages in a document stack, comprising the steps of:
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