Scanning can be a complicated and time consuming process or a simple, time conserving, and cost saving solution. Parsons has equipment and software solutions to fit most office environments. MFP’s, fax machines, or dedicated scanners can simplify an office environment and help to automate office procedures and distributing costs.
Most software applications or document management systems require specific TWAIN or ISIS compliance. We have limitless opportunities to receive a scan/image in virtually any format to be redirected or deposited within other software applications and databases.
Scanning can drastically reduce faxes and eventually replace fax machines altogether. With new technology offering higher image quality, faster transfer speeds, better encryption technology, and exact recipient destinations with password authentication requirements, faxing has become an outdated and inferior technology. Parsons has multiple sources that capture incoming faxes in order to convert the faxes into images that can be treated just as a scan.
Scanning may also be used to automate processes by reading bar code, zone OCR, or converting text to other word processing applications using OCR conversion (i.e.: MS WORD, WordPerfect). Text can then be searched using total text search software or manipulated within word processing applications.
Scan to email
Scan to PC or network folder
Scan to automated process within proprietary software
Bar code recognition
Zone OCR recognition
Scan to PDF, tiff, text file, forms, and more
Capture incoming fax as a scanned image
Scan for total text search capability
Scan for archive and retrieval purposes
Batch scan to multiple destinations simultaneously to a combination of fax, email, and folders
Scan documents to be OCR’ed within word processing software for manipulation
Additional Features & Definitions:
Color Drop-Out
Red, green, and blue colors can be dropped out to allow the scanned
images and data to be presented more clearly for use in OCR and other data capture
applications.
Dynamic Threshold Technology
Data contained on documents with backgrounds
of various colors and densities is difficult to capture; Panasonic's Dynamic Threshold
Technology can automatically detect these background concerns and select the appropriate
image enhancement settings to allow for the best possible capture of the data.
Image
Enhancement Technology
Image enhancement technology is one of the many outstanding
features of Panasonic's line of versatile scanners. Panasonic Image Enhancement Technology
is a proprietary technology that can actually improve the quality of your scanned
image beyond that of your originals. This technology enables the scanner to interpret
and differentiate key information from your original. For instance if you are scanning
pages with colored backgrounds, White Level Follow gives the scanner the ability
to convert colored backgrounds to white, assuring complete contrast of the information
on the page. If the originals have backgrounds comprising of multiple colors in multiple
shades, Panasonic's Dynamic Threshold can help.
ISIS - Certified & Twain Compliant
Drivers
All Panasonic Scanners come complete with ISIS Certified and TWAIN compliant
drivers, maximizing compatibility with imaging software.
RTIV Image Capture Utility
Reliable Throughput Image Viewer (RTIV) is provided with every Panasonic scanner.
This utility is capable of utilizing every Panasonic image enhancement technology
engineered into the scanner, making it a power image capture utility. With RTIV
file management capabilities, scanned images can be saved as .bmp, .jpg, .pdf and
.tif files.
Full-Color Duplex Scanning
Panasonic duplex scanners feature one pass duplex
scanning; the scanners contain two imaging units--one imaging unit for each side
of the document.
Easy-to-Replace Consumables
Panasonic high-yield, easy-to-replace
consumables provide optimum output, giving you top performance and prolonging the
life of your machine. Rollers easily slide into the guide grooves of the chassis
in the scanner.
Imprinters
Imprinters is a practical option that allows for printing
customized labels on documents while scanning through the machine. Users can "stamp"
documents for purposes of identifying individual sheets for easy archiving and retrieval.