Description

Efficiency at new heights with evolved feeding. 

Supports scanning of wide range of documents

The scanner handles various types of documents to enable all scans with a single scanner. The Manual Feed Mode enables reading of copy forms, glued-on documents and bi-folded A3 documents. Passports and booklets up to thicknesses of 7 mm^* can be read using the Booklet Carrier Sheet.

Since the scanner identifies the presence of thick plastic cards and labelled or barcoded documents, it excludes multi-feed errors, making simultaneous scanning of cards and paper document possible even when multi-feed detection is ON. Users are able to set documents together and continue scanning without interruption.

Keep documents in order with the Stacker Supporter

The Stacker Supporter keeps documents in order, even when scanning mixed batches containing small pieces of paper that tend to fly out of the document tray. Scanned documents are easy to retrieve, reducing time spent on post-scan organization.

Supports various operation modes according to the customer’s environment

The scanner supports both USB and LAN connectivity so that it can be used not only near the computer but also in various places under the network environment.
By using server software “PaperStream NX Manager”^*1, it is possible to scan in environments without the PC or even from a Web application running on a thin client terminal.

PFU Clear Image Capture

Combining the new CIS sensor with the GI image processing engine suppresses the occurrence of color shifts.
“PFU Clear Image Capture” produces high definition images for data extraction while keeping power consumption to the minimum and reduces startup times.

Quick MRZ Recognition

For passport and ID card scanning, personal information such as full name, document number, nationality, contained in the MRZ^* (Machine Readable Zone), can be extracted for efficient entry of customer information.

*Supports recognition of MRZ on passports and ID cards, as defined by the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization). Passport MRZ layout is defined as two rows of 44 characters each (Doc 9303 TD3 format). ID card MRZ layout defined as three rows of 30 characters (TD1 format) or as two rows of 36 characters (TD2 format).

Specifications

1. Actual scanning speeds are affected by data transmission and software processing times.
2. Indicated speeds are from using JPEG compression.
3. Indicated speeds are from using TIFF CCITT Group 4 compression.
4. Selectable maximum resolution may vary depending on the length of the scanned document.
5. Limitations may apply to the size of documents that can be scanned, depending on system environment, when scanning at high resolution (over 600 dpi).
6. Maximum document width possible for scanning is 240 mm (9.5 in.).
7. For use with PaperStream NX Manager, the maximum resolution supported is 400 dpi, with maximum lengths ranging with resolution.
   Simplex: 1,828.8 mm (72 in.) [below 300 dpi], 355.6 mm (14 in.) [below 400 dpi]. Duplex: 863.6 mm (34 in.) [below 300 dpi], 355.6 mm (14 in.) [below 400 dpi].
8. Thicknesses of up to 128 to 209 g/m2 (34 to 56 lb) can be scanned for A8 (52 x 74 mm / 2.1 x 2.9 in.) sizes.
9. Booklet scanning requires use of Booklet Carrier Sheets. Indicated thickness is inclusive of Booklet Carrier Sheet thickness.
10. Continuous feeding is supported when scanning up to 10 unembossed cards with thicknesses of 0.76 mm or less.
11. Maximum capacity depends on paper weight and may vary.
12. Capable of setting additional documents while scanning.
13. Numbers are calculated using scanning speeds and typical hours of scanner use, and are not meant to guarantee daily volume or unit durability.
14. Excludes the ADF paper chute and stacker.
15. fi Series scanners do not run with Windows^® 11 and 10 ARM-based PCs.
16. Functions equivalent to those offered by PaperStream IP may not be available with the Image Scanner Driver for macOS/Linux or WIA Driver.
17. Refer to the fi Series Support Site for driver/software downloads and full lineup of all supported operating system versions.