How do I scan from the card scanner in my application?

How do I scan from the card scanner in my application?

You can access the card scanner just like you would a check.

Simply feed from the card scanner rather than the main hopper.

All of the normal Ranger events will fire and images will be available just like images from a check.
To feed from the card scanner simply call the StartFeeding command giving it as the feeder type a 3 for card scanner.
Ranger® - The universal check scanner interface
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