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Accessing the List of Scanning Profiles

The profiles list is stored in the config.ini file, along with all other parameters. It can be

obtained using FTP (see AXIS 700 Additional Installation Note, Reading and Writing the

config.ini file). There is one group stating the number of available profiles, along with their

names. In addition, there is one parameter group for each profile.

To obtain all available profiles it is enough to read the file from your AXIS 700 and find the

group

. It looks like this:

[Profiles]

Clear List First

Profiles

Profile0

Profile1

The first parameter defines whether to remove all existing profiles before storing the new

ones or not. The second parameter defines the number of available profiles, which are two in

this case. The following two lines contain the names of the parameter groups defining the

two profiles.

This is a parameter group for a profile:

[Profile-Text]

Description

X-Resolution

Y-Resolution

Data type

Paper orientation

Image compression

File format

Double-sided

Document mode

Intensity

Contrast

The first parameter is the name of the profile. Then follows the resolutions, the data type etc.

To add a profile you have to create a parameter group for the profile. You also have to

increase the Profiles parameter in the [Profiles] parameter group and add a parameter in that

group defining the name of the new profile.

To remove a profile you have to remove the parameter group. Then you have to modify the

[Profiles] group. Decrease the Profiles parameter and remove the line defining the profile's

name.

Finally you must write the modified config.ini file to your AXIS 700.

No validation of the correctness of the defined profiles will occur when writing the

modified config.ini file to your AXIS 700. Scanning using profiles with incorrect values may

result in corrupt images.

= no

= 2

= Profile-Text

= Profile-Color low

= Text

= 300

= Black & white

= Portrait

= CCITT G.4

= TIFF

= Off

= Multi page

= 50

; yes/no