Bookeye 4 - developed particularly with the self-service application market in mind

 

With the latest member of the Bookeye family, Image Access placed an emphasis on developing a scanner which is compact, easy to operate and competitively priced; to bring high end professional scanning to an even larger population of users. The efficient Bookeye 4 digitizes source material such as bound documents at high speeds in up to 600 dpi optical resolution and formats up to DIN A2.

Over 17 years of electronic, optical and mechanical engineering experience went into the creation and manufacture of the Bookeye 4. The clever mirror mechanism captures the document precisely from edge to edge, whether it is a flat document or a book open at an angle of 120 degrees.

 

The V-shaped book cradle was optimized to reduce the risk of damage to book spines and binding during digitization. The book cradle holds the open book at an angle of 120 degrees; enough to effectively scan the contents of a page, while gently preserving the original subject matter.

 

Book scanning made easy

 

Bookeye 4 has all the advantages of a more expensive standalone device. Outfitted with an integrated color touchscreen and monitor, Bookeye 4 can reach unrivaled scanning speeds and process large volumes of data independent of any external peripheral devices - a typical feature of all Image Access scanners.

 

It takes approximately three seconds for the Bookeye 4 to capture and process the images of two pages of a DIN A3 sized book scanned at 200 dpi optical resolution. Once the image is on the screen, modifications can be made to scan parameters such as brightness, color or contrast without having to rescan. Users operate the system intuitively, guided by clear and well structured menu commands on the touchscreen. Scanned images can be saved to a USB flash drive, printed on a connected or network printer, uploaded to an FTP Server or even sent via eMail.

 

Bookeye 4's solid functionality, innovative features and competitive pricing make it an ideal book copier for large groups of users; for example, in a university library. The advantage of a Bookeye 4 over a normal copier is the protective handling of the subject matter to be scanned and the immediate availability of the resulting images to a wider audience. Distribution of the scanned material can be virtually paper free - an ecological argument for Bookeye 4.

• Easy installation via Scan2Net® Technology

• Compatible with Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Unix

• Laser-assisted auto-focus and profile detection

• Print on any network printer

• Remote maintenance and analysis

 

 

Applications

 

• Newspapers, periodicals, tabloids, catalogs and magazines

• Books and delicate materials

• Bound and stapled documents

 

 

More Features

 

High Speed Scanning: Image Access scanners always run at rated speeds regardless of how
powerful your computer is. We do a full scan into the scanner memory at full speed, without any stops. We're the only scanner company that does that. Only the time between scanning and output are dependent upon the transfer speed of the network and the computer, and even our transfer rate is twice as fast as competing products because data is transferred to your workstation at 1 Gigabit speeds, while other scanners use significantly slower transfer rates (1/2 Gigabit or less). >Learn more

 

Works Well With Others: Create JPEG, PDF (both searchable and image-only), or TIFF file formats
and save to network (PC, server, FTP).

 

Easy to Use: Single button scanning, optional foot pedal, built-in display, automatic laser-assisted profile detection and automatic format recognition ensure uncompromised scan results.

 

High Duty Cycle: Bookeye scanners are designed for high-volume, professional use. Their duty
cycles far exceed that of desktop scanners.

 

Clear, Crisp, Colorful Scans: Fast scanning in B&W, grayscale and color, high-quality resolution of
up to 400 dpi. We've made it our business for over 15 years now to be experts
in image resolution, and since there is some confusion among users regarding this matter, we've
provided a white paper that debunks some longstanding myths. >Learn more

 

State of the Art Illumination: Bookeye's bright white LED illumination lasts significantly longer than
other lighting systems. LED lights also consume less power and produce far less heat.

 

Easy Setup: Bookeye scanners connect over your network using standard IP (Internet Protocol)
addresses and can be operated by a standard browser without drivers or add-on cards.

 

No Warm Up Time: Bookeye scanners are ready to scan anytime you are. Other scanners can
require several minutes to warm up before use.

 

Room to Grow: Firmware upgrades are available online and are directly downloadable to the
Bookeye using a standard browser.

 

Environmentally Responsible: We all know that scanning and saving images to email, USB, etc.,
rather than photocopying or printing saves paper and toner, but it's hard to get a feel for just how much savings are likely. Click here to see an annual report from MIT describing their savings.

 

Remote Scanner Management: You're in full control from any browser. Change any and all scanner
settings remotely or using Bookeye’s built-in touch screen.

 

User Statistics Monitoring: Bookeye lets you manage and monitor the usage, statistics and settings of each scanner you own. The reports are automatically uploaded and available online from your web browser.

 

 

Document Formats
	Maximum Document Size DIN Formats User defined Formats	24.4 x 16.9 inches (620 x 430 mm) DIN A5 to DIN A2
US ANSI Formats	Ledge, Legal, Letter User-defined Formats
Document Specification
	Optical Resolution	600 x 400 dpi
Performance Specification
	Scan Speed (24 bit)	1.8 seconds for full bed at 200 dpi 4.0 seconds for full bed at 300 dpi 9.2 seconds for full bed at 600 dpi
Technical Specifications
	Color Depth Scan Output File Formats Interface Camera Light Source	36 bit color, 12 Bit gray scale 24 bit color, 8 bit gray scale, bitonal, photo mode JPEG, PNM, TIFF, TIFF G4 (CCITT), PDF (optional) 1 GBit Fast Ethernet with TCP/IP based Scan2Net® Interface CCD camera, 22,800 pixels White LEDs, classificated to IEC 60825-1: class 1, no IR/UV emission
Dimensions and Weight
	Dimensions Scanner (H x W x D) Weight Scanner	30 x 26 x 26 inches (770 x 660 x 660 mm) Approx. 72 lbs (35 kg)
Electrical Specifications
	Electrical Connection Power Consumption	100 - 240V AC, 50/60 Hz 0.5 W (Stand-by) / 55 W (Ready to scan) / 110 W (Scanning)
Ambient Conditions
	Operating Temperature Relative Humidity Noise Level	41 to 104° F 20 to 80 % (non-condensed) < 40 dbA (Scanning) 30 dbA (Stand-by)
Options and Functions
	Accessories Software Options         Functions	Foot pedal Batch Scan Wizard (included) Upgrade to color TWAIN interface Online ICC profiling Extended Warranty Book Fold Correction Scan2PDF Digital color balance Integrated ICC profiling Automatic black value Automatic white balance Web-based firmware updates

	ENERGY STAR qualified products and practices help you save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by meeting strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy.
	The cETLus Listing Mark is used for products going into the Canadian and US markets. Products with the cETLus mark have been examined and have passed tests determining compliance with device safety requirements. The standards for IT-equipment are UL 60950 for the US market and CSA.C22.2 No 60950 for the Canadian market.
	2004/108/EG (Electromagnetic compatibility): EN 55022 EN 55024 EN 61000-3-2 EN 61000-3-3   2006/95/EG (Low voltage guideline): EN 60950 (European Standard) UL 60950 (US Standard) CSA C22.2 No 60950 (Canadian Standard) for Safety of Information Technology Equipment
	FCC Declaration: FCC 47 CFR Ch.1 Part 15 This device complies with Part 15, Class B of the FCC Rules. Operation of this product is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
	DE 15679937 WEEE is the European Community directive 2002/96/EC on waste for electrical and electronic equipment which, together with the RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC, became European Law in February 2003, setting collection, recycling and recovery targets for all types of electrical goods.
	This device is in compliance with the requirements of RoHS-guidelines (Restriction of use of certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment.)