What can I say.... you're using VRS in a very strage way... It's aimed at high end fast processing systems scanning thousands of pages a day through a production system like KC9, Captiva etc..and you are using it with an on-demand desktop app. Big miss-match and a lack of programming by Adobe.
This is like taking the trailor off a large articulated (semi) truck and trying to hook it on to a VW Golf.... The Golf just ain't designed to take the connections...
In addition, listen closely to the sound the scanner makes during the 2 scans. When using VRS (at 1:49 into the video) you hear a certain pitch. When you listen to the Fujitsu TWAIN driver scanning (at 2:52) the pitch is lower. That tells me the settings to the scanner are different.
Again, showing the native VRS TWAIN interface should show this as well.
I agree with @Cheevoah. If you show the native VRS TWAIN interface you can get it to work. While I was on the VRS Engineering team we had many scanning problems with Acrobat (as well as the MS Office apps). If you show the VRS native interface you can do many other things to like changing some of the VRS settings.
VRS is a very complex and powerful middleware. It isn't designed to have the interface completely hidden unless the application is written to take full advantage of the VRS API. Adobe is a great application but it is a one pony show, TWAIN. You are hiding a meta layer as well as the VRS profiles.
Give Fujitsu a call and we can help you out with the set up and show how to edit the xml if you need to.
Here it is Jan 2011 and I still have this same problem as the initial video poster. WTF? Kofax Pro is awesome but not if I can't use it for duplex scanning in Acrobat. By the way, I have noticed that the Fujitsu scanning program called ScandAll Pro does use Kofax scanner driver in duplex just fine. So now is it really Kofax or Acrobat? I considered upgrading to Acrobat X in an attempt to fix this issue but don't want to spend the money if I've already bought Version 9 without a known cure.
Try black and white and see what happens. If your just scanning for gray scale, you don't need VRS. VRS is for image cleanup of black and white documents.
What can I say.... you're using VRS in a very strage way... It's aimed at high end fast processing systems scanning thousands of pages a day through a production system like KC9, Captiva etc..and you are using it with an on-demand desktop app. Big miss-match and a lack of programming by Adobe.
This is like taking the trailor off a large articulated (semi) truck and trying to hook it on to a VW Golf.... The Golf just ain't designed to take the connections...
MrBrivett 2 months ago
continue...
In addition, listen closely to the sound the scanner makes during the 2 scans. When using VRS (at 1:49 into the video) you hear a certain pitch. When you listen to the Fujitsu TWAIN driver scanning (at 2:52) the pitch is lower. That tells me the settings to the scanner are different.
Again, showing the native VRS TWAIN interface should show this as well.
bigmacincali 5 months ago
I agree with @Cheevoah. If you show the native VRS TWAIN interface you can get it to work. While I was on the VRS Engineering team we had many scanning problems with Acrobat (as well as the MS Office apps). If you show the VRS native interface you can do many other things to like changing some of the VRS settings.
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bigmacincali 5 months ago
Hi,
VRS is a very complex and powerful middleware. It isn't designed to have the interface completely hidden unless the application is written to take full advantage of the VRS API. Adobe is a great application but it is a one pony show, TWAIN. You are hiding a meta layer as well as the VRS profiles.
Give Fujitsu a call and we can help you out with the set up and show how to edit the xml if you need to.
redbeers 1 year ago
Here it is Jan 2011 and I still have this same problem as the initial video poster. WTF? Kofax Pro is awesome but not if I can't use it for duplex scanning in Acrobat. By the way, I have noticed that the Fujitsu scanning program called ScandAll Pro does use Kofax scanner driver in duplex just fine. So now is it really Kofax or Acrobat? I considered upgrading to Acrobat X in an attempt to fix this issue but don't want to spend the money if I've already bought Version 9 without a known cure.
Cheevoah 1 year ago
@Cheevoah Show native Interface and make your duplex selection there.
redbeers 1 year ago
Try black and white and see what happens. If your just scanning for gray scale, you don't need VRS. VRS is for image cleanup of black and white documents.
However, it should still scan in duplex.
twinimaging 1 year ago
Thanks for uploading this. I'm thinking of adopting Kofax VRS, but I wanted to be aware of any problems before I commit.
SamPabloKuper 1 year ago