Troubleshooting
| Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
The window of Run.bat closes immediately | Add pause as the last line of the batch file to read the messages. |
ImgScan cannot find its helper programs, or reports Internal process was failed | Start ImgScan from the ImgScan folder: add cd /d "%~dp0" at the start of the batch file. |
| A path with spaces does not work | Move the image, the output folder or the ImgScan folder to a path without spaces. |
| A TIFF image cannot be read | Not every TIFF variant is supported. Save the image as an uncompressed 8-bit .bmp. |
| A failed run is reported as a success | The batch file tests if errorlevel 1. Use if %errorlevel% neq 0; see exit codes. |
| Thin lines are missing in the result | Adjust THRESH and lower TRASHNUM; see choosing the parameters. |
| The result is too large or too small | Set PIXEL to the real pixel size of the image. |
| The run is slow | Close other programs, keep %TEMP% on a fast local drive, and do not run more conversions at once than the computer can hold. |
| The disk fills up | Each run needs free space in %TEMP% of about ten times the size of the image. Delete IMGSCAN_* folders left behind by DEBUG runs or by a crash. |
ODB++ export stops with exit code 1028 | Move the ImgScan folder closer to the root of the drive; see path rules. |
Getting help
For questions about ImgScan, its licence and updates, contact Oscillated Recall Technology Inc., Tsukuba, Japan (www.or-tech.co.jp). Include the command line, every message ImgScan printed and, if possible, the image or a part of it.
For questions about LinkCAD, see docs.linkcad.com.