Datastrip Inc. DSV2SC01 用户手册
DSV2+
Turbo
User Manual, Version 1.09
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17. Appendix C: Scanner Information
The DSV2+ optical scanner products (
DSV2+
Turbo
-SW
and
DSV2+
Turbo
-PA
) contain all of the
functionality of the
DSV2+
Turbo
-SC
and additionally provide the ability to optically scan and
decode a variety of documents including passports, travel visa, drivers licenses, National ID
cards, and a wide variety of other ID cards. The optical symbologies processed and decoded by
the DSV2+ scanners include:
cards, and a wide variety of other ID cards. The optical symbologies processed and decoded by
the DSV2+ scanners include:
Two-Dimensional
Barcodes
Linear Barcodes
Character
Recognition
Datastrip2D
Code39
OCRB
2DSuperscript
UPCA
PDF417
UPCE
EAN13
EAN8
I2 of 5
Code 128
Codabar
2 and 5 digit supplementals
for EAN and UPC codes
The PA and SW scanners differ only in their ability to scan different document widths as shown
in the table below. Aside from this, they are architecturally and functionally the same.
in the table below. Aside from this, they are architecturally and functionally the same.
Scan Window Size
DSV2+
Turbo
-PA
3.36” (81 mm)
DSV2+
Turbo
-SW
1.15” (27 mm)
The SW and PA both scan documents at up to 600 dpi in 8-bit grayscale with a user selectable
illumination source of Near IR or RGB / Visible light. The default configuration of the scanner
is to use RGB / Visible light illumination since this setting works for a large percentage of
document types. However, many travel documents have a background printed in RGB and
OCBR symbology printed with carbon based ink which resonates in near IR wavelength;
therefore, it is recommended that the scanner be configured for IR illumination (see below) when
processing these document types.
illumination source of Near IR or RGB / Visible light. The default configuration of the scanner
is to use RGB / Visible light illumination since this setting works for a large percentage of
document types. However, many travel documents have a background printed in RGB and
OCBR symbology printed with carbon based ink which resonates in near IR wavelength;
therefore, it is recommended that the scanner be configured for IR illumination (see below) when
processing these document types.
17.1 Scanner Settings
Listed below are the user configurable scanner settings. These
configuration options can be adjusted programmatically by calling API
functions or by using a Datastrip supplied sample application such as
DsVerifyScanTestAsync.exe which is located in the \Storage
Card\DSVII directory.
configuration options can be adjusted programmatically by calling API
functions or by using a Datastrip supplied sample application such as
DsVerifyScanTestAsync.exe which is located in the \Storage
Card\DSVII directory.
RGB Scanner Settings:
From the menu select “Scanner” and then select “Scanner settings…”
From the menu select “Scanner” and then select “Scanner settings…”
•
Make sure the “IR” box is unchecked
•
Set Intensity=50%.
•
Leave all the other settings as default