ABL electronic Scamax 5000 Manuale Utente

 

 

 

 

There are three groups of Actions: 

Actions that set counters 

These can reset and then increment the counters. This may influence the counter-based 
events or the increment of the automatic counter. 

Actions that set flags and level 

These can change the flags, the mode, or the level. Changing the level disables checking for 
level-based events for the actual sheet, where changing the mode or the flags does not affect 
the further process. 

Actions on the device control 

These can drop the sheet, stop the scanner, or turn the endorser on and off. 

  

Rules define what actions shall be taken when a special event appears. Checking for the events and 
the execution of the resulting actions follows this procedure: 

Step 0 

Assume that the scanner has scanned a sheet and has done the Patchcode 
search. Both images (front and rear) and their headers are ready and waiting to 
be sent to the application. 

Patchcode-based 
events 

First of all the software checks if there was a Patchcode on the just incoming 
sheet.  

If Patchcode search is disabled this step will be skipped. 

If there was a code found on the sheet the search for further Patchcodes stops. 
So only one Patchcode is found on a sheet in a time. 

If no Patchcode was found, the checking of the level (step 3) follows. 

When a Patchcode-based rule becomes true the resulting actions take effect: 
 

 

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