Bookeye 4 V2 Book Scanner

Bookeye 4 V2 Professional Archive

The v-shaped book cradle enables distortion free scans while it also protects the book binding. The balanced design allows effortless scanning without any physical effort. For exact positioning on the book fold, the V-shaped glass plate is moved horizontally. If required, the V-shaped glass plate can be removed without requiring any tools or special technical training.

Originals up to A2+ in size such as books, magazines, posters, folders or bound documents of all types, can be digitized at high speed and a maximum resolution of 600 dpi using Bookeye ® 4 Professional.

The unique book cradle solution allows users to digitize bound documents at a resolution of 400 dpi and A3+ in size, by either lying them flat on the scanning bed or in the V-cradle, at an angle of 120 degrees.

Note the 4 green start scan buttons located on the front of the cradle. This allows for easy reach scanning as pages are being turned or held down.

The Scan2Net platform is the technological foundation of all WideTEK and Bookeye scanners from Image Access. The platform replaces the proprietary scanner drivers and software that traditional scanners require with the fastest common, nonproprietary inter-device connection available: TCP/IP over Ethernet. With network interface speeds much higher than USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 scanners, Scan2Netl devices are able to reach unrivaled performance at extremely low connectivity cost.

Scan2Net scanners feature a 64bit Linux based operating system, dedicated to scanner specific imaging and mechanical control tasks, maximizing scanning speeds and performance.

State of the art illumination using bright white LEDs guarantees long lifetime and a low cost of ownership, since there are practically no consumables necessary over the life of the product. Cutting edge camera technology, with a dust-protected, fully sealed camera box holding CCD systems that use a patented stitching procedure, delivers up to 400 dpi scanner resolution.

An integrated 22" Touchscreen allows the operator to control image quality and make some modifications on the fly. Scanned images can be output to USB, eMail, network, printer or on a mobile device like an iPad or Anrdoid tablet.

Two USB 3.0 ports in the front of the device (next to screen) allows the user to plug in multiple USB storage devices, scan the source document to the USB device and walk away - without the need for a connected PC - ideal for every self-service environment.