Image Masking Scheduler

We elevated the Image Masking feature to the next level and added to it a new functionality. Now you can schedule Image Masking to prepare the required images and mask them in advance, which is anytime before you actually start reviewing the process results. This way the images are processed and masked in advance, without interfering with your work.

Image Masking has to be enabled and set before you configure the scheduler. Follow the instructions in the Process Discovery User Guide or Installation and Upgrade Guide > Image Masking.

Scheduling Image Masking

By default, the image-masking scheduler is disabled. To schedule image-masking, all you need to do is edit some values in a dedicated JSON file and restart the PD service.

Scheduling Image Masking is only meant for setting the “START” date and time. It is not possible to set the “START” and “STOP” time window for masking.

Enabling Image Masking:

  1. Open the C:\Kryon\config\prod\services\kryon-discovery-querifier-svc-default.json file in an editor.

  2. Locate the ocrBakingScheduler section and edit the values as needed:

    "ocrBakingScheduler": {
    "enabled": false,
    "dayOfWeek": [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ],
    "hour": 1,
    "minute": 0
    }

    Parameter

    Value and description

    enabled

    false (default) : scheduler is disabled

    true: scheduler is enabled

    dayOfWeek

    set the days of the week the scheduler should run on (0-Sunday, 1- Monday, etc.,)

    Hour

    What hour should the schedule run the image masking?

    1 (default)

    Range: 1-24 (for example: 17 = 5 PM)

    Minute

    What minute in the already-set Hour should the scheduler run?

    Range: 1-60

  3. Save your settings

  4. Restart the Process Discovery Service

Expected system behavior after setting the masking scheduler:

  1. The discovery runs at the scheduled day and time

  2. The results record is saved under recent discoveries (as any other discovery search)

  3. The data collected as part of the scheduled discovery goes through a masking process