KonicaMinolta MS6000 MKII Read on screen, print on paper, or scan to PC, the digital era gives you powerful new ways to use microform information. Now there's a microform scanner that makes it easy to do all three.
The Minolta MS6000 gives you dual output, to switch from PC scanning to high-speed laser printing at the touch of a button. Connected to a PC, the MS6000 allows scanning at up to 800 dpi. Use and distribute your microform information via web sites, emails, faxes and desktop publishing.
There's a wide range of microform media options for film, fiche, jacket and card formats. Modular scanner and printer design lets you set up your system to suit your workspace. Two scanners can even share a single printer, for extra cost-efficiency in multi-user applications.
KonicaMinolta MS7000 MKII For reading, scanning, and printing to a PC, Minolta offers a powerful wide screen solution that makes it easier to do all three.
The MS7000 has a large 12" x 17" screen for reviewing more information in less time at a higher magnification. With standard dual output, you can switch from PC scanning to laser printing at the touch of a button. And high resolution PC scanning at up to 800 dpi lets you use and distribute microform information via web sites, emails, faxes, and desktop publishing.
In addition, financial applications will appreciate the check stacking feature of the MS7000 that lets you automatically combine front and back of checks on a single print. There's a wide range of microform media options for film, fiche, jacket and card formats, including a modular scanner and printer design that lets you set up your system to suit your workspace.
KonicaMinolta DR1600 Designed for fast and simple microfilming, the Minolta DR1600 is the choice of working professionals due to its convenient desktop design and user-friendly operation helps make any microfilm recording more efficient.
Special features of the DR1600 include automatic aperture size selection for single or double frame, frame indexing, single corner positioning, and auto exposure control. All these functions can work together to increase productivity and enhance image quality. With built-in RS-232C interface, you can connect a PC to your DR1600 for operation as a data entry camera in CAR (Computer Assisted Retrieval) systems with full camera control from your computer.
KonicaMinolta RP600Z The Minolta RP600Z is an entry-level reader/printer designed primarily for microfiche applications. This unit comes with a built-in fiche carrier for reading all type of fiche, jackets, and aperture cards. Compact, quiet, and extremely easy to use, the RP600Z is perfect for those who need to retrieve information from microfiche. With its standard 12" x 12" view panel, 8-1/2" x 11" prints, and the ability to handle both positive and negative film, the RP600Z is ideal for all fiche applications. For users who only need an occasional print, there is also a power-save button that powers down the print engine's fuser unit to save energy during non-printing periods. The optional 16mm roll film and adapter give the RP600Z the capability to view and print images from 16mm open reel film, making it a low-cost solution for both fiche and 16mm film.
The RP600Z is everything a reader/printer should be. It's compact, so it can be placed on a desk or table wherever you need quick access to your films. It's quieter than any other model in its class so it can be used in any office environment without bothering those working nearby. It's energy efficient, with a reader/printer switch that lets you dramatically cut energy consumption when you don't need to print what you're viewing.
Prints are inexpensive, while print quality is outstanding. Minolta's exclusive dry Micro-Toning System and world-renowned lenses combine to produce consistently crisp, clear prints with excellent contrast. Your first letter-size print appears in just 14.5 seconds. Subsequent prints are produced at the rate of 6 prints per minute, or 5 prints per minute for A4-size prints. Up to 9 prints can be printed in a single run. And the RP600Z's zoom lens is compatible with all common COM (Computer Output Microfilm) formats.
KonicaMinolta RP603Z Among the most powerful readers/printers in its class, the Minolta RP603Z combines advanced features with sleek design, compact size, and cost-effective operation. Reader and printer are combined in one compact unit, with all vital controls centralized on the front panel. Bi-Mode capability eliminates the need to change cartridges for bi-mode printing, so positive prints can be made from both positive and negative images.
The RP603Z also gives you a full line of carriers to accommodate microfiche, jackets, aperture cards, 16mm and 35mm roll film and cartridges -- as well as a wide range of interchangeable lenses for various magnification options. A rugged, modern workstation is also available as an option for space-saving system installation.
ScanPro 2000 The new ScanPro 2000 microfilm scanner is ultra compact with a desktop footprint the size of two sheets of letter paper. It utilizes heavy gauge steel throughout and all moving parts use steel bearings for smooth, reliable, precision film movement. This microfilm scanner is designed for the rigors of public use applications and provides many powerful, time saving features for working with your microform images quickly and efficiently. And, when space availability is important, it fits almost anywhere.
If you work with roll film, cartridge film, fiche, jackets, micro books, ultra fiche, micro opaques, or aperture cards and you are looking to upgrade or replace the equipment you have, the ScanPro 2000 is the product to consider.
Features:
Custom high resolution zoom lens
Integrated, precision, digital film controller
Optical zoom lenses 7 to 54x or 7 105x
Fast, smooth optical zoom
Fiche, ultra fiche, roll film, opaques, aperture cards
Touch capability option
Adds Vista 64 support
ADA compliant options
Supports high resolutions 30” monitor
Exceeds ENERGY STAR guidelines
The ScanPro 2000 is only 7.5” high with a desktop footprint equal to two sheets of letter paper. It doesn’t have external brackets, lens rings, and operator assembly adjustments that can be misadjusted or damaged. The sturdy, integrated ScanPro 2000 design provides reliable performance in public use applications.
