Judging Character Size - Panasonic IMAGECHECKER PV230 Manual

2.6.4 Judging Character Size

It judges whether or not the size (area, width, height) of the character
judged as OK by the specified character string or the calendar date is
within the specified range. If the size is out of the specified range, the
character is judged as NG, and "?" is output for the judged character.
This is a function to simply inspect the quality using the character size
after character recognition.
Note that the range of character size judgement is 0 to 65000.
For recognized characters with the numbers which the following
symbols have been specified in Judgement character, "Judgement
Character Size" cannot be performed. The judgement is not
performed, even if the maximum and minimum character sizes have
been registered in the procedures described from the next page.
"#", "!", ";", ","
Two methods are available for setting each size, which are the method by specifying per dictionary label and
the one by specifying per recognized character number.
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Per Dictionary Label:
Specify the size per dictionary label. The criteria for the
size are the same for the same character (label)
regardless of the position.
Even when "_" has been specified for Judgement
Character, the judgement of character size is performed if
the size has been specified for the label of the recognized
character.
•
Per Judgement Character:
Specify the size per recognized character number. It is
used to set different criteria for the size according to the
position in the character string even for the same
character (label).
When Judgement characters have been all set to "_", only
Judgement Character Size is available by specifying the
size per dictionary label. (The judgement cannot be
executed when the size has been specified per
judgement character.)
In addition, when "_" has been specified for a part of
Judgement Character, the judgement of character size is
not performed for the character even if the character size
has been input
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When the characters (labels) are
the same, the criteria are the
same.
Although the characters are the
same, the criteria differ according
to the position.