Microtek di 1210 Reference Guide
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Default button
The Default button cancels the changes you have made with the image correction
tools. This means that if you used several image correction tools (Brightness,
Contrast, Hue, Saturation, Sharpen, and Descreen), all the image correction settings
will be cancelled, and settings are restored to original factory-set values.
tools. This means that if you used several image correction tools (Brightness,
Contrast, Hue, Saturation, Sharpen, and Descreen), all the image correction settings
will be cancelled, and settings are restored to original factory-set values.
Advanced... button
Aside from Image Adjustment, ScanWizard DI provides a few additional optional
features for scanner control such as lamp filter, endorser, double feeds, and MICR.
When you press the Advanced button, the Advanced Settings window appears.
Whether or not the tabs for optional functions can be seen is determined by the
scanner you are using. This means that if your scanner (e.g., ArtixScan DI 6020)
implements the endorser function, double feeds, or MICR function, these tabs can
be seen in this window; otherwise they will not appear.
features for scanner control such as lamp filter, endorser, double feeds, and MICR.
When you press the Advanced button, the Advanced Settings window appears.
Whether or not the tabs for optional functions can be seen is determined by the
scanner you are using. This means that if your scanner (e.g., ArtixScan DI 6020)
implements the endorser function, double feeds, or MICR function, these tabs can
be seen in this window; otherwise they will not appear.
Click any of the tabs to view or customize the function settings according to your
specific requirements.
specific requirements.
Image Adjustment
This lets you change the shadow/highlight and gamma points of an image. By using
this button, you can manipulate shades so that the Shadow point becomes the new
darkest value and the Highlight point becomes the new lightest value.
this button, you can manipulate shades so that the Shadow point becomes the new
darkest value and the Highlight point becomes the new lightest value.
Shades that are darker than the shadow then become black, and shades lighter than
the highlight become white. For example, if you set the highlight point to 200, all
points in the image with a value greater than 200 will be mapped to a value of 255,
since 255 represents the “whitest” white.
the highlight become white. For example, if you set the highlight point to 200, all
points in the image with a value greater than 200 will be mapped to a value of 255,
since 255 represents the “whitest” white.
Auto Threshold: The Auto Threshold is active only when the Attribute setting of
the selected frame image is Line Art. Check this option to enable the Auto Threshold
setting.
the selected frame image is Line Art. Check this option to enable the Auto Threshold
setting.