A. DocuPen RC 800 Specifications
Size - 8.9”X0.5”x0.5” (227X13x13 mm)
Weight - 2 oz, 57 grams
Resolution - 100-400 dpi
Scan mode - B/W[1bit], Grayscale [4bit/8bit], Standard color [12 bit], Hi color [24 bit]
Scan width - 8" (205mm)
Scan Speed - 4-10 seconds Letter-size page (depending on resolution and color mode)
Memory - 8 MB flash; or external MicroSD (sold separately).
MicroSD memory card slot - 128 MB, 256 MB, 512MB.
The number of pages varies depending on text, graphics, and scanning resolution
Battery - Lithium Ion Rechargeable
Battery Charge - Full Battery Charge 50 min
Software interface - PenTwain driver & DocuPen application, OCR Software
Scanning method - Contact image sensor
Included Accessories - USB Cable, Leather Case, CD - Installation and Manuals,
Quickstart Guides
SOFTWARE SUPPORT
Windows 2000/ME/XP/Vista TWAIN driver interface
Windows Imaging or other scan software such as PaperPort OCR
CD-ROM installation disk
B. Proper Handling and Safe Use
Avoid bending or dropping the DocuPen unit.
Do not scan over sharp objects such as staples, or paper clips
Do not store the unit in high, or very low temperatures, or humid or dusty places.
Do not place or drag the scanner lens down on a hard abrasive surface.
If you drop the unit in water or get water inside it, contact your Planon Systems Solutions Inc. representative.
To help keep the scanning area clean, store the unit in the leather pouch when not in use.
After storing for extended periods of time it is recommended to plug the unit in to a USB source to recharge the battery for optimum performance.
If the unit becomes dirty, it can be wiped with a soft damp cloth or alcohol swab.
If unit is left in extreme cold or hot conditions, allow to adjust to normal room temperatures before proceeding to scan.
Avoid any abrasive or harsh chemicals.
Do not leave this device within the reach of children.
C. Technical Support
Planon Systems Solutions Inc.
1-877-DOCUPEN (1-877-362-8736)
support@planon.com
For international customer support: 1 888 507 3926
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