User Guide

8.1 Document Routes
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Document Routes Chapter 8
•
New...
button This may be used to create a new Document Route. It
will open the Confirmation dialog. See
8.1.1 – Creat-
ing a Document Route
.
•
Remove
button This may be used to remove a Document Route. It will
open the Confirmation dialog. See
8.1.2 – Remove a
Document Route
.
7. Once the Document Route has been selected, click the
Route Now
button. An acknowl-
edgement message will be displayed stating that the document has been successfully sub-
mitted for processing. The selected document(s) will be processed and routed according
to the Document Route configuration.
Important!
8.1.5 Document Route Processing
PageScope Router allows you to automatically perform image processing on documents that
are routed by a Document Route. The processing functions are selected for each Document
Route using the Document Route Configuration dialog, and the functions are performed on the
selected documents, in the selected order, before the documents are routed.
The functions available are:
• Despeckle
• Deskew
• Color Management or Color Matching using ICC Color Profiles
Despeckle
Documents sometimes contain black specks due to faulty printing or copying. The Despeckle
function removes those specks from scanned black and white images.
Deskew
The deskew operation corrects image skew introduced by improper positioning of the original
on the scan device at scan time.
Color Management
The Color Matching process matches the color space of the MFP device used to obtain the
document to the output devices and displays used by the PageScope Router system. See
6.1.4
– Color Management
for more information.
Once the document has been submitted for processing, the specified action may not take place
immediately. The Routing action is placed in a queue on the PageScope Router Server, and the
delay will depend on the volume of Routing actions to accomplish, other server loading factors, and
whether the PageScope Router Routing Service is running. This method prevents the loss of impor-
tant document routing.