This document is about ABBYY Recognition Server 2.0 System Administrator's Guide, introduces the software's architecture, components, installation methods, usage methods, etc.
About this manual
This guide introduces ABBYY Recognition Server 2.0, a server‑based OCR solution that converts scanned documents into searchable text. It describes the main components – Server Manager, Processing Station, Verification Station, Remote Administration Console, COM‑based API and Web Service – and how they work together to process high‑volume document streams.
The manual covers system requirements, installation steps, license activation, workflow creation, load‑balancing, fault‑tolerance features, integration tools such as XML tickets and Open API, and detailed troubleshooting procedures for common issues like connection failures and low‑disk‑space warnings.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Main Components and Architecture
- Installation and System Requirements
- Workflows, Jobs and Load Balancing
- Scalability and Performance
- Fault Tolerance
- Integration Tools (XML tickets, Open API)
- License and User Account Management
- Troubleshooting
- Technical Support
Specifications
| Supported languages | more than 190 |
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| Scalability (pages per minute) | several hundred pages per minute |
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| Recommended OCR processes per station | N+1 where N = number of CPU cores |
Frequently asked questions
How can I retrieve an image file that is still being processed?
The image is stored in the Images subfolder of the Server Manager temporary files folder and can be copied from there until the job is published.