ScanDocument StoreScanDocument

ScanDocuments can be saved either in the marking device or in the host computer for future access. When a ScanDocument is saved, it can be retrieved and scanned directly using the "StartScanning" command.

Overloads

public void StoreScanDocument(StoredScanDocumentEntry scanDocumentEntry)

public void StoreScanDocument(Stream stream)

Return value

void

Parameters

StoredScanDocumentEntry	scanDocumentEntry	Specify the attributes of the saved file
Stream	stream	A System.IO.Stream object to which the file will be written.

Exceptions

ArgumentException

Throws if the saving location set to device and if the device is offline

Example

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string deviceName = GetselectedDeviceUniqueName();
scanDocument = scanDeviceManager.CreateScanDocument(deviceName, DistanceUnit.Millimeters, false);

if (scanDocument != null)
{
    VectorImage vectorImage = scanDocument.CreateVectorImage("image1", DistanceUnit.Millimeters);

    vectorImage.SetMarkSpeed(1000);
    vectorImage.SetJumpSpeed(2000);
    vectorImage.SetJumpDelay(100);
    vectorImage.SetMarkDelay(100);

    //Set Laser Delays
    vectorImage.SetLaserOnDelay(10);
    vectorImage.SetLaserOffDelay(10);

    CircleShape circleShape = new CircleShape();
    circleShape.CenterPoint.X = 0.0f;
    circleShape.CenterPoint.Y = 0.0f;
    circleShape.CenterPoint.Z = 0.0f;
    circleShape.Clockwise = true;
    circleShape.Radius = 10;
    circleShape.StartAngle = 0;
    circleShape.MaximumSegmentationError = 0.001f;

    vectorImage.AddCircle(circleShape);

    StoredScanDocumentEntry storedJobEntry = new StoredScanDocumentEntry("Sample1", StorageLocation.Flash);
    scanDocument.StoreScanDocument(storedJobEntry);


    scanDocument.Scripts.Add(new ScanningScriptChunk("defaultScript", "ScanAll()"));
    try
    {
        scanDocument.StartScanning();
    }
    catch
    {

    }
}