HEWLETT-PACKARD ScanJet 7650n Network Scanner Document scanner

HEWLETT-PACKARD ScanJet 7650n Network Scanner - Specification HP Scanjet 7650n Network Scanner - L1942A#B1P Feature Product Features Technical details Button functions Power Save Button; all other buttons wit (...) See more See less

hout function when connected to the Axis 70U TWAIN version Version 1.9 Size 19.21 x 13.39 x 6.38" Duty cycle Up to 500 pages per daymin Processor clock speed 2160MHz Maximum scan area (Auto Document Feeder) 8.5 x 14 (one-sided); 8.5 x 12 (two-sided)" Maximum scan area (Auto Document Feeder) 210 x 356 (one-sided); 210 x 305 (two-sided)mm Maximum scan area 8.5 x 11" Media weight, auto document feeder 60 to 90 g/m2 Minimum scan area (Auto Document Feeder) 3.5 x 5" Minimum scan area (Auto Document Feeder) 127 x 88.9mm Paper sizes supported (Auto Document Feeder) Legal, letter, A4, custom Weight 12.6 lblbs Optional features HP PC Connect (not network connected via AXIS 70U network scanner): Not applicable; Network Connect with AXIS 70U: Send-to-email (SMTP), Send-to-File (FTP active/passive), Send-to-Web browser (HTTP), Send-to-URL (SMTP and FTP), Send-to-Print (LPD and Raw TCP) Exifprint supported Yes, Version 2.2 Minimum scan area 3.5 x 5" Scan resolution enhanced disclaimer (long) What is the maximum resolution at which I can scan? HP Scanjet scanning systems will allow you to specify a resolution of up to 999,999 enhanced dpi. In addition, by using lower dpi and high-scale factors (enlarging the image using dimension or resize tool), you can achieve a very high enhanced dpi. However, it is important to note that the maximum resolution that can be actually achieved depends upon various factors, including computer speed, available disk space, memory, the size of the image being scanned, and bit depth settings. Thus, depending on your system and what you are scanning, you may not be able to scan at certain resolutions. For example, using the same image and same dpi, scanning in 24-bit color requires at least 24 times more memory (in the form of hard disk space and available memory) than scanning in 1-bit black and white. In addition, the size of the area being (Description excerpted from: Micomonline)