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On Jul 17, 3:00 pm, "CSM1" <nomorem...@nomail.com> wrote:
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> >> > Hello.
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> >> > I was wondering if anyone here has used or heard about the honeywell
> >> > 4800dr image digitizer,
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> >> >http://www.barcodediscount.com/catal...ell/4800dr.htm
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> >> Not that particular unit.
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> >> But I sure have heard of similar units.
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> >> Such as this commercial
> >> one.http://www.mid->america.com/scanning/minolta_book_scanners.html
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> >> And this one.http://www.bookeyeusa.com/products_BE_planetary.htm
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> >> This one is neat! There are several book scanners
> >> here.http://www.atiz.com/
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> >> You can do the same basic thing these units do with a 7 to 10 Megapixel
> >> Digital Camera and a Copy Stand. Plus Adobe PDF software.
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> >> CSM1http://www.carlmcmillan.com
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> >These scanners look nice, there not exactly what I'm looking for,
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> >I need a machine that can scan in maybe 10 to 15 pages quickly. These
> >pages are then stored digitally and attached to a work order which
> >runs on a production line,
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> >we want to distribute these out to all our sites so it will need to be
> >reliable with a good repair on site policy.
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> >It doesn’t need to be like the honeywell but we are considering that
> >model.
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> What kind of document are you needing to scan and distribute?
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> If bound books, you would need some kind of a "Book" scanner.
> If flat documents, just about any good flatbed scanner will work.
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> Nearly all Scanning systems require some operator to change pages. There
> are
> Document feeders that can scan a stack of flat documents.
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> You would need to define your exact method and requirements.
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Were not doing books, there work order slips, A4 in size. single
sheets maybe 15 of them at a time every 15 min. The person working the
production line will scan them in to the system I imagine.
Did you look at the link i posted? something like that would be nice.
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Sorry about the no adding ">". Outlook Express does that sometimes.
If you mean the link for the Honywell, yes I looked at it.
It is a neat scanner and works much like a Digital Camera and Copy Stand.
For flat A4 documents 15 documents every 15 minutes is a tall order, not
impossible however.
If the documents are handwritten, you can only send Image PDFs, Optical
Character Recognition does not work on handwriting.
I would recommend that you check into Document Scanners that include a
Document feeder. Plus Adobe PDF software.
Kodak makes one that is a desktop unit and Kodak has the software.
http://graphics.kodak.com/docimaging/US/en/index.htm
This is the link to some Kodak document scanners:
http://graphics.kodak.com/docimaging...ners/index.htm
Fujitsu makes some high speed document scanners.
http://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/c...rals/scanners/
As does other well known business vendors.
Such as:
http://www.xerox.com/
Xerox Scanners
http://www.xeroxscanners.com/en/us/
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