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HP Embedded Capture (HP EC)Administrator Guide

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Figure 3-7 HP Embedded Capture Job Description, Delete button ... 92

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3.6 Using the TWAIN driver3.6.1 TWAIN ManagerThe TWAIN Manager is used to define the behavior of the HP Embedded Capture TWAIN solution.Figure 3-4 TW

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Figure 3-5 Template Manager user interfaceTable 3-2 Template Manager user interfaceTemplate nameThe file name used for saving the scan template.The

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Table 3-2 Template Manager user interface (continued)MultiPage The user has to manually confirm on the device the end of the scan job.Useful for scan

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Figure 3-8 Driver user interfaceTable 3-3 Driver user interfaceSelect MFPAdd MFP Adds device to list of available devices.Remove MFP Removes device

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3.6.4 Other configuration parametersMost parameters defined in the TWAIN Manager application are stored in the following configuration file:%APPDATA%\

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(temporary image logging - a subfolder for every scan job)●<performance>: Allows checking the performance of the driver’s functions. This featur

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Table 3-5 Supported capabilities (continued)ICAP_CONTRAST Application can use this capability to inquire, set, or restrict the values for contrast us

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Table 3-5 Supported capabilities (continued)CAP_FEEDERLOADED Reflects whether there are documents loaded in the source’s feeder.CAP_SUPPORTEDCAPS Ret

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3.7.3.2 Disk transferIn this transfer mode the TWAIN Data Source returns images to the application through a file. To determine the supported file for

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3.8 Supported environments and account settings3.8.1 Supported devicesPlease refer to the HP Embedded Capture (HP EC) supported devices section of thi

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1 Introduction1.1 HP Embedded Capture (HP EC)HP Embedded Capture (HP EC) is a Document Capture solution designed to ease hardcopy digitization from HP

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Expression filtersA regular expression (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression) that allows defining any kind of data filtering when the cust

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ProcessA process is a node in the graph that takes actions such as scan, digital send operation, or any customer special process under Professional Se

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Figure 1-1 HP EC components1.3.1.1 Embedded CaptureThe Embedded Capture component is the engine of HP Embedded Capture (HP EC). It runs embedded in t

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1.3.1.5 Digital send destinations & metadataHP Embedded Capture output is based on multiple destinations. Documents are digitally sent to configur

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1.3.2.4 Destination serversUnder normal circumstances, all workflows transfer scanned images to a destination server that is part of the customer infr

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Figure 1-3 Locate Device list2. Go to the Execution tab. For Workflow to execute / Operation, select Collect Device ID.Figure 1-4 Workflow to execut

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b. Wait for the execution to complete. The CSV file will generate on the Output CSV file path. Email this CSV generated file to the HP Licensing Porta

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5. Enter the folder path (for unzipped licenses), and click Submit.1.4 HP Embedded Capture (HP EC) functionality1.4.1 SessionA session is built by the

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© 2016 Copyright HP Development Company, L.P.Microsoft, Windows, and Windows NT are U.S. registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.Version 1.5.0M

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navigation is done via connectors that can have filtering conditions which help make specific graph sections either visible or hidden during a normal

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macros. A Process node does not require user interaction, and once its execution on the device has completed, the workflow will continue evaluation of

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Phone number (ex. (111)123-4567 or 111-123-4567)\(?(\d{3})\)?-?(\d{3})-(\d{4})1.4.6 Macros1.4.6.1 Working with macrosMacros are keys that are either p

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Table 1-2 Authentication macrosMacro Type DescriptionAuthentication.UserName string Logged in user name.Authentication.Password string User password

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Table 1-3 Scan macros (continued)Scan.ScanBasicOptions.DuplexFormat DuplexFormat Duplex format configuration, e.g. Flip.Scan.ScanBasicOptions.FileTyp

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Table 1-5 User interfaceMacro Type DescriptionUI.Culture string Current language in use. For example “en-US” for English.Custom promptsTo get the cor

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These macros will be used by the HP EC Installer tool during deployment. The list of devices on the installation can be extended with custom attribute

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Table 1-7 Macros usage examples (continued)Process id: %_process.id_%Process timestamp: %_process.timestamp_%Process sent files: %_process.FileCount_

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NOTE: The text “myPasswordID” is used here as an example. Any meaningful text of your choosing may be used.2. Use the macros at the password field at

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●ItemName LIKE '*product*'●ItemName LIKE '*product'●ItemName LIKE 'product*'Wildcard characters are not allowed in the m

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Table of contents1 Introduction ...

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Table 1-9 Supported functions (continued)start – Integer that specifies where the substring starts.length -- Integer that specifies the length of the

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1.4.8 Processes1.4.8.1 Metadata fileEach process typically includes a metadata file together with the transferred images. It is also possible to just

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1.4.8.3 Notification optionsThe system allows specifying at process level whether or not to include a metadata file along with the process. Any proces

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NOTE: After scheduling a process, it cannot be removed or cancelled by the user. It will be executed at the specified time regardless of user cancella

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Figure 1-7 Chained — scheduled processesOnce a process is scheduled (Destination3), all processes following it will be executed after this one, also

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1.4.10.3 Device restart deletion policyFinished sessions (SUCCESS or FAIL)Once a session completes, it remains on the device for the time specified on

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Main steps●Selection screen (user can select a menu option to continue)●Scan (scan process starts automatically)●Digital send (send scanned documents

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After the Result Message screen displays, the user is redirected to the Screen selection. At this point, a Cycle has completed, and the user can conti

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Scheduled processes: next stepsOnce a workflow arrives to a scheduled process, the user will finish the interaction with the control panel, and the wo

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Figure 1-11 Navigation options — incorrect buildIf this happens, the Workflow Designer will not allow the graph to upload. Or, if it is finally creat

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1.4.3.6 Scan process ... 111.4.3.7 Scan options sc

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2 Workflow DesignerThe HP Embedded Capture Workflow Designer is a PC based solution that provides the tools for deploying HP Embedded Capture software

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◦Open Workflow: Select and open a new workflow.◦Save Workflow: Saves the current workflow.◦Save Workflow (Password protected): Saves the current workf

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Figure 2-1 Macros example●Help: Access solution information and language options:◦About: Displays information about HP EC Workflow Designer.◦Switch L

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Figure 2-2 About Embedded Capture Workflow DesignerNOTE: After changing the language, some messages may display in the system native language.2.2 Adv

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Figure 2-3 Advanced Workflow screenA single workflow may contain multiple screens, processes, and shortcuts, allowing for meaningful navigation flow

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2.2.1 Home buttonFigure 2-4 Home button definitionAs can be seen in the above figure, three parameters can be configured from the Home button:Table 2

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Figure 2-5 Menu option parametersFigure 2-6 Menu option behavior2.2.3 Form tab / Forms screenTop level attributes — To create a screen, the followin

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Figure 2-7 Form screen behaviorContentBy default, as shown in the following figure, a Form screen preview is displayed with pre-configured content. T

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Figure 2-9 Form screen — Edit/Preview ModeCustom promptsA Form screen consists of a set of custom prompts that can be of different types. The support

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Figure 2-10 Managing custom promptsTextFree text field where the user can enter any character allowed by the control panel keyboard. To change defaul

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2.2.3 Form tab / Forms screen ... 362.2.4 Dialo

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Table 2-3 Text fields (continued)The Templates button has default regular expressions for predefined types; i.e. currently Email, IP, and IBAN option

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Table 2-4 Integer fields (continued)Maximum text length Optional Maximum value. If not set, maximum value is set to int32 maximum value. Default valu

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A list of radio buttons that the user can choose from. To change the default behavior, the following fields can be modified.Table 2-7 Radio listField

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Table 2-9 Labels (continued)Description Optional Custom option description, used only in Embedded Capture Workflow designer for workflow readability

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Figure 2-13 Result on printer after clicking Next on the Form screen2.2.4 Dialog screenTop level attributesTo create a dialog screen, the following t

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default template shows the last scan job parameters and results of the post processes executed during the last cycle. Content can be edited to suit wo

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Figure 2-15 Dialog screen exampleNavigation optionsRefer to the Form screen section of this guide, as the behavior is identical.2.2.5 ScanTop level a

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Parameter name Parameter descriptionDisplay static scan progress screenIf checked, progress screen displays during scan, with defined progress message

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●Enables default scan setting configuration.●If the Scan options screen is enabled in Scan workflow options, this section serves to define whichsettin

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Figure 2-17 Scan options screen, configuration example (1 of 2)Section 2.2 Advanced mode workflow creation 49

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3.7.3.3 Buffered Memory transfer ... 983.7.3.4 Scan to folder — HP Embe

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Figure 2-17 Scan options screen, configuration example (2 of 2)2.2.6 ProcessTop level attributesPost processes (digital send processes) are configure

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●Network●Printer●USBTo create a post process, the corresponding settings have to be configured. Please keep in mind that to populate the settings, eit

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Figure 2-19 Digital send to email configurationFigure 2-20 Digital send to email testNOTE: The Email process is based on the device SMTP configurati

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Network folderPermits sending scanned documents and/or metadata to a network folder. The following parameters are defined:Table 2-12 Digital send to

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Figure 2-21 Digital Send to network folder configurationFigure 2-22 Digital send to Network folder testFTP54 Chapter 2 Workflow Designer

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Permits sending scanned documents and/or metadata to FTP server. The following parameters are defined:Parameter name Type Parameter descriptionServer

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Figure 2-24 Digital send to FTP testUSBPermits storing scanned documents and/or metadata to a USB drive connected to the device. The USB process has

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Figure 2-25 Digital Send to home directory configurationSection 2.2 Advanced mode workflow creation 57

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Figure 2-26 Digital Send to home directory testPrinter parametersPermits printing of scanned documents and/or metadata.Parameter name Type Parameter

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Figure 2-27 Printer process configurationFigure 2-28 Printer process testNOTE: Only scanned documents in PDF file format can be printed.Section 2.2

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List of tablesTable 1-1 Macros data groups ...

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Process executionProcess execution details can be configured in this section. The following options are available:Execution option Configuration Execu

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When shortcut is selected on tree, destination node is highlighted.Figure 2-29 Shortcut destination node highlightedWhen shortcut destination node do

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Figure 2-31 Compatible Workflow screenA single workflow may contain multiple Menu Options, each having multiple Scan Jobs.The following sections prov

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Figure 2-32 Home button tabHome button parameters are defined in the following table:Table 2-13 Home button parametersParameter name Parameter Descr

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After defining the Menu option text, click Add. The menu option will be added to the workflow tree on the left.A menu option acts as a barrier in the

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●Destinations: Permits defining possible destinations where scanned documents can be sent.●Notification Options: Permits defining notifications to be

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NOTE: Workflow media orientation and physical paper orientation on MFP must be set to Portrait in MFPs which support A3 when scanning smaller paper si

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Custom promptsCustom prompts permit defining a set of key/value pairs that will be present in the metadata. The following operations are defined:●Crea

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The following destinations are defined:●Email: Permits sending an email with the scanned files attached to it. The following parameters aredefined:Tab

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Figure 2-37 Destinations email example●Network folder: Permits sending the scanned documents to a network folder. The followingparameters are defined

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List of figuresFigure 1-1 HP EC components ...

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Figure 2-38 Destinations network folder example●FTP: Permits sending the scanned documents to an FTP server. The following parameters are defined:Tab

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Figure 2-39 Destinations, FTP exampleNotification optionsNotification options permit sending a notification to the end-user showing the result of the

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Port: Defines the port of the SMTP server, by default 25.Subject: Defines the subject of the email.NOTE: To be able to send emails, an SMTP server mus

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Figure 2-41 Save workflow, Create / Confirm PasswordIf a workflow has been saved with a password, you will be prompted to enter it to open the workfl

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WARNING! The Device, Authentication, Scan, Process, and custom macros are only available in advanced mode (non-Compatible mode). Only Installation mac

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Figure 2-43 Minimal graphFigure 2-44 Workflow designer2.6.1.2 Basic graphThe Basic graph workflow is similar to the previous one, but includes more

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Figure 2-45 Basic graph76 Chapter 2 Workflow Designer

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Figure 2-46 Basic scan processThe graph structure on the Workflow designer is as follows.NOTE: The workflow is also compatible with FutureSmart and n

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2.6.1.3 Basic graph: Simplifying to an equivalent graphAssuming the nodes below ScanOptions have the same values, there is one direct graph simplifica

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Figure 2-49 Conditional workflowThe full screen capture of the workflow represents the design at high level on the left side, with the usage of the c

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Figure 2-26 Digital Send to home directory test ...

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Figure 2-50 Workflow — full screenThe following Form screen shows a radio button where the user can choose between two possible values, FTP or EMAIL,

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Figure 2-51 Form screen parameters2.6.3 Redirected workflow & cyclesOnce shortcuts have been added to a workflow, cycles can then be added. This

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Figure 2-52 Redirected workflow & cyclesCreating the dialog redirection screen is a bit tricky in this scenario. After the send2email process is

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2.6.4 Scheduled workflow processesTo schedule a process, the required execution synchronization options need to be selected. To create a scheduled pro

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2.6.5 Authentication filteringThe functionality of filtering a graph depending on the logged-in user is tightly integrated with standard authenticatio

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Nodes must filter the user name and the password on the same condition. This is achieved by creating more complex conditions.As an example, the follow

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OR ((‘%_UserName_%‘=’John’) AND (‘%_Password_%‘=’JohnPass’)))2.6.6 Failover destinationThrough conditions and process results, a workflow acting as a

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3 TWAIN3.1 OverviewHP Embedded Capture (HP EC) TWAIN allows TWAIN-enabled applications to acquire documents from HP Multifunctional Printers connected

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Figure 3-1 Embedded Capture TWAIN components3.4 Queued Scan modeHP Embedded Capture TWAIN is tailored specifically for environments with a single dev

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Use case steps:1. User starts scan request from TWAIN-enabled application.2. Scan settings can be predefined through TWAIN manager console (if silent

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