Imaging Toolkit integrates scanning capabilities directly to an application without using Microsoft Windows Imaging Architecture or TWAIN data source frameworks.
When Imaging Toolkit is called by a host program, a scan profile is sent to the designated multifunction product (MFP). A listening port on the host computer remains open until the user scans using the profile. When scanning, data is sent to Imaging Toolkit, and then passes the scan job back to the calling program.
Imaging Toolkit consists of a dynamic link library (DLL) that provides the imaging functionality, header, and library files necessary to use the DLL with your application. It also includes documentation of the DLL API. You can use the DLL with C++ applications, Visual Basic applications, and any other Windows application that can call a DLL.
Integrating Imaging Toolkit involves the following components:
Files included with Imaging Toolkit and their descriptionsPrerequisites | This folder contains the following: .Net Framework 4.5 update 2—Need to run this file to install .net framework which is necessary to use the Toolkit DLL. C++ redistributable for Visual Studio 2012—Need to run this file to install C++ redistributable component.
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SampleApplication | Contains one Sample application by using API calls from the Imaging Toolkit DLL. |
integration_guide_dll.pdf | Integration guide for Windows development environment. |
License.txt | This file contains the End User License Agreement. |
LIT_native_sdk_32bit | This folder contains the following: bin folder—The basic set of binary files to run Imaging Toolkit from the command line, with properties files that can be used to change scan properties. It also contains a sample GUI application. include folder—The “include” file required to use the DLL with a C++ application. lib folder—The library file required to use the DLL with a C++ application.
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LIT_native_sdk_64bit | This folder contains the following: bin folder—The basic set of binary files to run Imaging Toolkit from the command line, with properties files that can be used to change scan properties. It also contains a sample GUI application. include folder—The “include” file required to use the DLL with a C++ application. lib folder—The library file required to use the DLL with a C++ application.
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ReadMe.txt | This file contains the following: Technical updates Supported printers Known issues
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