Image Functions
Table 3.3 Mechanical offset error of the scanner
Output | X0 (dots) *1 | Y0 (dots) *1 | ||
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600 dpi | 18 ± 18 | 24 ± 24 | ||
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400 dpi | 12 ± 12 | 16 ± 16 | ||
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300 dpi | 9 ± | 9 | 12 ± 12 | |
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240 dpi | 8 ± | 8 | 10 ± 10 | |
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200 dpi | 6 ± | 6 | 8 ± | 8 |
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150 dpi | 5 ± | 5 | 6 ± | 6 |
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100 dpi | 3 ± | 3 | 4 ± | 4 |
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*1 When the document skewed, X0 and Y0 represents the minimum length of the offset along with the edge.
Origin point of ULX, ULY
Y0
X0
Actual origin point of the sheet
Size is the length of W and L in Figure 3.1 and 3.2 with 1/1200 in unit. The scanner rounds up the value to byte. The output pixels in main scanning direction and output lines in
are obtained as follows.
a)Output pixels in main scanning direction Scanning width : W (1/1200 in) = 10200 Output resolution: XR (dpi) = 400
[XR x W/1200]
Output pixel = | = 425 (byte) * |
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* Values under 0 in [ ] are omitted