Epson DS-1630 Flatbed Color Document Scanner

Model No.:B11B239201

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The Epson DS-1630 Scanner is a color scanner with a scan speed of 25 pages per minute. It includes a flatbed for scanning IDs, passports, booklets, fragile items and more. Make use of a 50 sheet duplexing automatic document feeder with the Epson DS1630 Flatbed Document Scanner.

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$359.00

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Product Details

Main Features

Scan Speed: 25 ppm / 10 ipm
50 sheet duplexing ADF
USB port
Maximum scan size: 8.5 x 120"
Minimum scan size: 3.5 x 5"

Specifications

General Specifications

Maximum dpi Resolution	1200 dpi
Optical Resolution	1200 dpi
Duplex Speed	10 ipm (Color) 10 ipm (Grayscale)
Simplex Speed	25 ppm (Color) 25 ppm (Grayscale)
Maximum Document Width	8.5" / 21.6 cm
Maximum Document Length	120" / 304.8 cm
Color Depth	24-Bit (External) 30-Bit (Internal)
Grayscale Bit-Depth	8-Bit (Internal)
Duplex Scanning	Yes
Scan Modes	Color, Grayscale, Monochrome
Document Feeding	ADF, Flatbed
Life Expectancy	1500 Sheets per Day
Connectivity	USB 3.0
Operating System Compatibility	macOS/OS X, Windows
Light Source	LED
Control Panel	3 Buttons
Drivers	TWAIN, ISIS
Maximum Sheet Capacity	50
Automatic Image Corrections	Yes
Environmental Compliance	ENERGY STAR, RoHS
Operating Humidity	20 to 80%
Operating Temperature	50 to 95°F / 10 to 35°C
Maximum Power Consumption	11 W
AC Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Power Source	AC Adapter
Dimensions	12.5 x 11.7 x 4.8" / 31.8 x 29.7 x 12.2 cm
Weight	9.0 lb / 4.1 kg

Packaging Info
Package Weight	10.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	20.6 x 16.0 x 8.0"

Accessories

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Reviews

If you get a ‘Scanner Access failed’ or a ‘Scanner not found’ message on your scanner, check that the SCSI cable is well connected from the card to the scanner.
Handheld scanners are most appropriate for small originals that are no bigger than the scanner itself. In theory, hand scanners allow you to scan a large original in more than one pass and "stitch" the scans together into a final image, but this is not a preferable scanning method.
A glass lens as opposed to a plastic lens will make a scanner more expensive.