Properties of a Mobile capture control
Configure the properties of a Mobile capture control under the following tabs:
General
Name |
A unique name for the Mobile capture control. |
Security token |
Makes the information in the form secure. See Security tokens. |
Session ID |
A global variable, form variable, or form control used as a session ID at runtime. |
Configuration | |
Folder type |
The folder type to use while creating a new folder at runtime. If not specified, the default folder type is used. |
Folder ID |
The ID of the folder under which a new document is created. The folder ID can be a global variable, form variable, form field, or a static value.
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Document type |
A document type to use while creating a new document. If not specified, the default document type is used. |
Document ID |
The ID of the document where the image is to be added. The document ID can be a variable, control, document property, or an inline value. If mapped to a variable, control, or property with no value, a new document is created for the captured image and the variable or field is set to the ID of the document. |
Accept |
When you add a Mobile capture control to a phone form, the Accept, Reject, and Done button controls are automatically added to the form and mapped to the corresponding properties. At runtime, the Accept and Reject buttons are available on the form; the Done button only appears once you
accept the captured image; the Done button is used to confirm accepting the image.
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Reject | |
Done | |
Scan/VRS profile |
The scan/VRS profile to use to help you adjust the user interface of the phone application and process captured image. The following data becomes available from the scan profile to the Mobile capture control:
When you view the JavaScript generated by the control at run time, these values are available such that a phone application can use it. If a Scan/VRS profile is not used, no image processing occurs.
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Page detection |
Allows page detection at runtime. |
Acquisition constraints | |
Axis threshold |
The area in percentage for a captured image. The axis threshold can be between 1% to 100%. (Default: 75%) |
Stability threshold |
The time a device remains in a stable position before a picture is taken. If exceeded, the device is restricted from taking a picture. The stability delay threshold can be 0-100. (Default: 95%) |
Stability indicator enabled |
Enables the stability indicator on the native capture control. |
Levelness threshold enabled |
Allows you to set the degree of levelness for the device before taking a picture. You can set a threshold for each of the following:
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Frame | |
Width | |
Height | |
Outer frame color |
Color of the area outside the frame that appears over the capture control. |
Border thickness |
The thickness of the frame border that appears over the capture control. |
Border color |
Color of the frame border that appears over the capture control. |