Kodak A-61580 Starting image address, Next image address, Indexing schemes, Single level indexing

Starting image address/	The host application must always seed the scanner with the starting
next image address	image address. The scanner will return the image address associated
	with each image in the image header. The application can track this
	image address for use in setting the next image address when
	restarting the scanner.
Indexing schemes	Documents are scanned to record the information in an easily
	accessible form. The scanner offers the following indexing schemes:
	•	Single level
	•	Two level
	•	Two level offset
	•	Three level
	•	Three level offset
	Single level indexing
	When using single level indexing, the image address assigned to each
	document is defined as follows:
	• Field D is defined as a Level 1 field having a field length greater than
		0.
		For example, if you scan a book with 50 pages and do not want a
		fixed field in the image address, the image address is defined as
		follows:
	•	Field D has a field length of 2 characters and is defined as a Level 1
		field.
	•	Fields A, B and C have 0 characters.
			Page 1		Image Address 01
						Image Address 02
				Page 2

			Image Address 03
Page 3
	…
				Image Address 050
		Page 50

The first page is assigned image address 01. The second page is assigned image address 02, and so on, through the remainder of the book.

Any one of the 50 pages may later be located and retrieved using its unique image address.

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