Installation guide

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39.1.13 - Document splitting settings
When the Document splitting option is enabled on the Settings pane, you can configure Quick Connect to
create a single index file that records the index values entered at the device for all scan jobs of a batch.
n The connector uses the file name that you create on the File name tab to create a name for the index
file. If you do not configure a file name, the connector uses the default file naming rule.
If the file name includes the Batch number field, the connector sets the current batch number in
that field; otherwise, the connector adds an underscore (_) to the batching number, as in document-
20070131_1.pdf”.
If a file name already exists and the Create unique file name option is configured on the File
name tab, the connector adds a period to the rolling number, as in document-20070131_1.1.pdf”.
n Index fields are divided into three types. The type of index value determines the frequency of
changes to index values:
l System: The index field retains the same index value when the user at the device starts a new
scan job.
Used with the following field type: Device Name.
l Scan Job: The index values in index fields of this type are the same for the entire scan job.
Used with the following field types: Alphanumeric, Numeric, Date, Time, List,
Authenticated user, Destination path, Database.
l Splitting job: A scan job can comprise multiple document splitting jobs. The index values in
index fields of this type change for each document splitting job.
Used with the following field types: File name, Number of pages, File size, and Batch-based
index value.
n The Repeat unchanging index values option enables you to record the index values for a batch
job each time the user enters the index values, even if the user at the device enters the same index
values many times.
l If you do not select this option, the connector records the system- and scan job-dependent
index values only once.
l Since batch job-dependent index values have different values based on the job, they will be
recorded multiple times by default. However, if there is only a single batching job, the index
values will be treated like system- and scan job-dependent values.