Canon DR-5060F 6848A003 Manual De Usuario

PC

CD-ROM

HD

Printer

Digital Images

Microfilm Backup

AUTOMATIC LOG FILE CREATION

The bundled drivers automatically create a log

file for microfilmed images, corresponding to

the blip marks (stripes) on the film. You can

then add further index information using the

supplied software, thus enabling fast and easy

retrieval of all relevant filmed images. The log

file is completely independent of the

application software, allowing the two sources

- microfilmed and scanned images - to be

managed separately, for far greater flexibility.

HIGH SPEED, HIGH QUALITY

SCANNING

The DR-5060F combines fast document

throughput with excellent image quality, to

meet all your heavy-duty scanning needs. A

superior scanning speed, reaching right up to

84 ppm (A4 simplex, 200 x 100 dpi) provides

professional and productive processing. With

automatic duplex scanning doubling overall

productivity. 

INSTANTANEOUS DIGITAL

ACCESSIBILITY

With its highly productive electronic scanning

capabilities, the DR-5060F makes a wide

variety of documents available for immediate

processing. Thus allowing users to instantly

access, share and exchange information across

networks. The system supports an extensive

range of document management software,

ensuring fast storage, indexing and retrieval of

processed data.

LONG-TERM MICROFILM ARCHIVING

This hybrid system also offers high image

quality microfilming, superior to existing

standards. As a result, organizations can rely on

secure and long-term retention of documents -

without the risk of changing digital formats or

data deterioration. Furthermore, the legal

status of microfilm images is well established

for both record-keeping requirements and

admissibility in evidence. 

SIMULTANEOUS SCANNING AND

MICROFILMING

To save time, increase efficiency and reduce

overall paper handling, the DR-5060F captures

documents for both scanning and microfilming

in a single run. It is capable of handling

simplex and duplex documents, providing

maximum productivity. Of course, scanning or

microfilming can also be set separately.