Kodak i800 Series manual Product description Standard features

Product description

Standard features

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The Kodak i800 Series Scanners are ideal for operation with bi-tonal and/or color documents, documents with shaded backgrounds or foregrounds, and mixed document sets. These scanners offer a new, user interface and Kodak-patented technologies that produce high quality production images.

The following features are standard on the Kodak i800 Series Scanners.

∙Simultaneous output of color and bi-tonal images (i820 and i840 scanners only)

∙SurePath paper handling, featuring:

–1,000-sheet QuickSet elevator that automatically returns to the batch level you set

–Automatic feeder with single-sheet feeding and operator-assisted document stacks. Allows you to set the elevator level to accommodate 25-, 250- 500-, 750- 1000-document stacks

–3D Multi-feed Detection, using ultrasonic technology, offering outstanding reliability

–Flexible document feeding ⎯ center- and edge-aligned

–An adjustable output tray that handles documents of varying sizes

∙The Tri-Color Plus Array provides, in one pass, true color and bi-tonal images

∙Zone Processing allows operator selection of a fixed subsection or zone (i820 and i840 scanners only)

∙PerfectPage, now with iThresholding (color and bi-tonal)

∙Built-in iThresholding, Adaptive Threshold Processing (ATP), image compression, despeckle, error diffusion, and dithering for bi-tonal scanning

∙Electronic Color Dropout

∙Color on-the-fly

∙Accepts custom color tables

∙A wide variety of image output resolutions in bi-tonal and color are available

∙Easily upgradeable models, at your site, with minimal downtime

∙Bundled ISIS and TWAIN drivers

∙Friendly operator interface ⎯ only seven operator control buttons

∙Ease-of-use ⎯ easy replacement of consumables

∙Illumination tracking with calibration alert

∙Diagnostics and modular design simplify service and minimize downtime

∙Image address with Patch Reader support

∙Document Printer 1 imprinting on scanned documents

A-61169 July 2003