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Kodak Scanmate i1120 User instructions

© 2008 Newell Rubbermaid. All Rights Reserved 1
Setting Up Your
Kodak ScanMate i1120 Scanner
to Work with DYMO File
The Kodak ScanMate i1120 scanner can be connected to a user’s computer directly or
shared by multiple users over a local network. Regardless of how your scanner is
connected, this document guides you through the two-part setup that is required to enable
your ScanMate scanner to work with DYMO FileTM:
•Smart Touch Shortcut Setup — In the ScanMate i1120 scanner software, one or
more smart touch shortcuts must be configured for DYMO File scanning. If the
scanner is shared by multiple users over a network, one person can set up the smart
touch shortcuts for all DYMO File users. For information about using multiple smart
touch shortcuts, see "Smart Touch Shortcut Scenarios" on page 9.
•DYMO File Setup — On each user’s computer, DYMO File must be set up to know
which folder to monitor for scanned documents to be processed. See page 5.
Smart Touch Shortcut Setup
The ScanMate i1120 scanner lets you specify settings for smart touch shortcuts.
This section includes two procedures:
•Configuring one or more smart touch shortcuts for DYMO File scanning
•Adding settings for two-sided scanning
Configuring Smart Touch for DYMO File Scanning
For any smart touch shortcut that will be used for DYMO File scanning, specify the proper
settings as described in the following procedures.
To start smart touch configuration
1Be sure your ScanMate i1120 software is installed on your computer and that the
scanner is properly connected and powered on.
2Click Start > Programs > Kodak > Document Imaging > i1120 > Smart touch to
start the software.
When the ScanMate scanner is connected and powered on, the Kodak i1120
Scanner icon appears in the Windows desktop notification area (also called system
tray).
Setting Up Your Kodak ScanMate i1120 Scanner to Work with DYMO File
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3Click the icon to open the shortcuts menu, and then click Configure.
To rename a shortcut to use with DYMO File
1In the Smart touch dialog box, from the Task shortcut drop-down list, select a
shortcut to modify for DYMO File scanning.
We suggest selecting 8. Custom PDF.
2Click Rename to open the Rename Shortcut dialog box.
3In the Name field, type DYMO File and click OK.
NOTE If you want to set up multiple shortcuts to be used by different people or
groups, you can give each shortcut a person-specific or group-specific name. For
information about using multiple shortcuts for DYMO File scanning, see "Smart
Touch Shortcut Scenarios" on page 9.
Kodak i1120 Scanner icon
Configure
Tas k sh or tc ut
drop-down list
8. Custom PDF
Rename
button
Smart Touch Shortcut Setup
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To configure the DYMO File shortcut
1Be sure the Task Shortcut drop-down list shows the number and name of the DYMO
File shortcut that you are configuring.
2In the Destination drop-down list, select File.
3In the File type drop-down list, select PDF.
4In the Folder field, specify a folder for DYMO File by doing either of the following:
•Use the default path and add \DYMO at the end.
•Click Browse to specify an entirely different path, with \DYMO as the last folder
in the path.
EXAMPLES:
C:\DocumentsandSettings\Tom\MyDocuments\Smarttouch\ill00\Output\DYMO
K:\Smarttouch\DYMO
You can select a folder on either your local computer or a network drive that is shared
by multiple users. Remember this location because each user needs to specify it again
during DYMO File setup, as described beginning on page 5. This is the location where
DYMO File software temporarily saves files, after scanning and before processing.
DYMO File Monitor watches this location for scanned documents that are ready to be
processed.
5Ensure that the Edit image prior to saving and Name file prior to saving check
boxes are not selected.
Clearing these check boxes eliminates unnecessary prompts during DYMO File
scanning.
NOTE When the Display settings prior to scanning check box is selected, a settings
dialog box appears each time a user presses the scan button. If you don’t want users to
be able to change settings, clear this check box also.
Destination
(Scan to File)
Folder that DYMO File
will monitor
File Type
(PDF)
Ignored by
DYMO File
Browse button
Settings button
Should
not
be selected
Should
not
be selected
May
be
selected
Shortcut number
and name
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6Click Settings to open the dialog box pictured below.
7Under Setting Shortcuts, select either of the OCR (Optical Character Recognition)
options: Black and White Document (OCR Quality) or Color Document (OCR
Quality).
8Under Input document is, select either One Sided or Two Sided.
9Do one of the following:
•If you selected One Sided, click OK and then confirm and save your change,
optionally with a new name for the setting.
•If you selected Two Sided, read the next section, “Adding Settings for Two-Sided
Scanning.”
Adding Settings for Two-Sided Scanning
The ScanMate i1120 scanner provides Blank Image Detection, which is useful for two-
sided DYMO File scanning under two circumstances:
•If DYMO File users will sometimes scan one-sided documents and sometimes scan
two-sided documents, a single smart touch shortcut with Blank Image Detection
turned on can serve both needs.
•If two-sided DYMO File scanning is done with a cover sheet in front of each
document to be scanned, instead of a DYMO Label barcode attached to the first page
of each document, Blank Image Detection can ensure that the back of the cover sheet
is not included in the scanned file.
Settings button
One Sided or
Two Si de d
OCR Quality
options
DYMO File Setup
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The following procedure for specifying two-sided settings picks up after step 8 of the
previous procedure.
To enable Blank Image Detection
1If you selected Two Sided in step 8 on page 4, click Settings to open the dialog box
pictured below.
2Select the Enhancements tab.
3Under Blank Image Detection, select On.
4Set the Delete if file size is less than value to 5.
5Click OK and then confirm and save your settings and close all ScanMate i1120
dialog boxes.
DYMO File Setup
On each user’s computer, DYMO File needs to know how the ScanMate i1120 scanner is
connected and which location to monitor for scanned documents to be processed.
You have two options in DYMO File for providing connection and location information:
•Option One: First Run Wizard (automatic for first-time users)
•Option Two: DYMO File Settings (quicker if you have already run the
First Run Wizard)
Settings
button
Enhancements
tab
Blank Image Detection
turned On
Delete if file size is
less than 5KB
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Using the First Run Wizard
The First Run Wizard runs automatically the first time you start DYMO File. If you have
already completed the First Run Wizard, save time by skipping this procedure and using
DYMO File Settings instead, as described beginning on page 7.
To use the First Run Wizard
1Start DYMO File.
2If the wizard doesn’t open automatically, start it by choosing Tools > First Run
Wizard.
3Follow the wizard’s on-screen instructions to do the following:
aIdentify the printer you will use to print a test barcode.
bPrint a test barcode.
4In the Select Scanner Type dialog box, select My Network.
Select this option even if the ScanMate i1120 scanner is connected directly to your
computer.
5Click Next twice to bypass the instructions in the Set Up Scanner dialog box.
The Set Up Scanner dialog box provides general information that applies to all
scanners; however, ScanMate-specific instructions are provided in this document in
“Configuring Smart Touch for DYMO File Scanning” starting on page 1.
My Network option
General information for
all supported scanners
DYMO File Setup
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6In the Select Scan Folder dialog box, click Browse to locate the Folder to monitor
for scanned documents.
This folder must match the folder location that was specified in the smart touch
shortcut on page 3. If someone else completed the smart touch shortcut setup for your
group, contact that person for the location of the folder.
7Click Next and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the First Run Wizard.
Additional steps include scanning a document to test your setup.
Using DYMO File Settings
If you have already run the First Run Wizard, you can use DYMO File Settings to provide
or change connection and file-location information quickly.
To use DYMO File Settings
1Start DYMO File.
2Choose Edit > Settings, and select the Scan tab.
3Select My Network.
Select this option even if the ScanMate i1120 scanner is connected directly to your
computer.
Folder that DYMO File
will monitor for scanned
documents
Browse button
Scan tab
My Network option
Folder that DYMO File
will monitor for scanned
documents
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4Click Browse to locate the Folder to monitor for scanned documents.
This folder must match the folder location that was specified in the smart touch
shortcut on page 3. If someone else completed the smart touch shortcut setup for your
group, contact that person for the location of the folder.
5Click OK to save your settings.
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Appendix A
Smart Touch Shortcut Scenarios
For offices that share a Kodak ScanMate i1120 scanner over a network, DYMO File is the
ideal solution because all DYMO File users can use the same smart touch shortcut for
scanning, or for further security each user or group can use a separate shortcut.
One Smart Touch Shortcut for All DYMO File Scanning
You can configure a smart touch shortcut that lets all DYMO File users scan their
documents to a common folder that is shared on a local network. In this scenario, each
user’s copy of DYMO File is set to monitor the shared folder.
NOTE To ensure that each scanned file is directed to its intended location, DYMO File
matches the barcode of each document in the monitored folder to a user-specified DYMO
File reservation. In this way, no one ends up with someone else's file.
Separate Smart Touch Shortcuts for Individual DYMO File Users or
Groups
For complete security, you can choose to configure separate smart touch shortcuts
different users or groups. This way, each user or group can scan to a separate, secure
monitored folder. Doing so ensures that confidential documents are not widely accessible.
In the example pictured below, shortcut 8 has been configured for the HR Department, and
shortcut 9 has been configured for the Payroll Department. To send their scanned
documents to the correct monitored folder, users from each department simply need to:
•Specify the monitored folder in their DYMO File settings.
•Select the correct shortcut number on the ScanMate i1120 before pressing the scan
button.
From the separate monitored folders, DYMO File processes the scanned documents and
sends them to the locations specified in different users’ reservations.
ScanMate i1120 icon in the
notification area of the
Windows desktop
Two smart touch shortcuts
assigned to different groups
of DYMO File users

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