Can you scan checks using the feeder directly to a computer? is this USB connected?
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Not directly. You scan first to a mini smart card, then connect the scanner to the computer via USB and import the images.
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Should scan about any document/picture. Mine came with software that will allow me to scan directly into the computer using the included USB cord and I can view scan directly. It also has the micro card that can be used to store scans without using USB. You would then have transfer to computer, but you will not be able to see actual scans until you connect to computer. The software that came with my scanner is EVERNOTE Sprint ABBYY Fine Reader (Direct Scan), SCANDirect (VuPoint), and Sort and File Suite (haven't used that).
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Hi Alfredo,It does connect to a computer via a USB port (Mini-B plug on the scanner), but it switches to SD card reader mode so that the SD card appears as a USB flash drive. There doesn't appear to be an option to scan directly into software running on a computer. The scanner has no problems scanning checks and is especially good at scanning long receipts that don't fit on a regular flatbed scanner.
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No it's not USB connected. It requires a micro card to operate and stores every thing on it. You can transfer data via a USB cord that's included. Micro card not included. The card is all I've been using.
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No the USB is mostly for power and detecting computer. The video feed is not sent through it.
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There's a standard USB socket on the tail end of the scanner. You can fit your own cables to this socket. None are provided with the scanner.
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Not that I know about, but if you have a Mac you can use "image capture" to scan. It comes with the OS. Maybe Windows has something similar.
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Yes. Mine is networked and it works great from all laptops or desktop computers on the network. Scanning is somewhat slower over the network as opposed to USB, but it works.
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Correct. You do need to install software and drivers on PC for the scanner to work. Connect the USB to scan.
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You can connect the scanner to your PC with the USB cable if you do not want to put into any battery. Thanks.
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Greetings !! I have not installed or used this cable setup yet, but I bought it with the understanding that the two USB connectors on the 'Y' arm should each go into USB ports on the computer, in order to provide more currrent for whatever external device is ultimately attached to the single remaining USB. In my case, the plan was to power a late-model Canon LiDE flatbed scanner from my laptop; I read somewhere that the scanner could use the extra current, and that while it is possible to use the scanner with one (1) USB connector, two (2) power inputs would be better. That is all I can say for Now. All the best! Arnold Browne_Columbia Uiniv_NYC Greetings !! I have not installed or used this cable setup yet, but I bought it with the understanding that the two USB connectors on the 'Y' arm should each go into USB ports on the computer, in order to provide more currrent for whatever external device is ultimately attached to the single remaining USB. In my case, the plan was to power a late-model Canon LiDE flatbed scanner from my laptop; I read somewhere that the scanner could use the extra current, and that while it is possible to use the scanner with one (1) USB connector, two (2) power inputs would be better. That is all I can say... » Read More Greetings !! I have not installed or used this cable setup yet, but I bought it with the understanding that the two USB connectors on the 'Y' arm should each go into USB ports on the computer, in order to provide more currrent for whatever external device is ultimately attached to the single remaining USB. In my case, the plan was to power a late-model Canon LiDE flatbed scanner from my laptop; I read somewhere that the scanner could use the extra current, and that while it is possible to use the scanner with one (1) USB connector, two (2) power inputs would be better. That is all I can say for Now. All the best! Arnold Browne_Columbia Uiniv_NYC « Show Less
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Don't know. I tried it with a scanner and a printer and both worked OK, but it would not recognize a USB hub.
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I'm sorry I don't know enough about computers to answer your question. However we are very satisfied with the scanner.
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This scanner has a single USB 2.0 plug to a Micro USB plug cable. Although there is usually more than one USB port available to use on your PC, there is only one Micro USB plug output on the scanner. I am sure that there is either a splitter cable, or a USB Hub that can take the signal from the scanner and send it to two different USB 2.0 ports on two separate PC's. Research Splitter cables and/or hubs to see if this is possible. Hope this helps!
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No. Powered off USB plug. Great scanner, If doing hi-res work make sure to run the calibration procedure before you start- worth the extra minute!
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i do not know. i used the disc that came with and could not get it work on either of my computers. I tried the online software and could not get it to work either. I was able to see the scanners control panel but the controls would not respond. I did not bother to research because my problem may have been the pin cord, I bought a cheap one. my recommendation is to use the high dollar pin connector to usb. Radio shack has one for around 60 bucks
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You have to scan through a computer, but you can save to a flash drive. The scanner requires a computer (at least as far as I have figured out).
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My Canon LiDE100 scanner is plugged directly into my computer with a USB cable, don't know what power my USB has. It works great that way.
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The scanner is supplied with USB cable (one side USB-A type connector and other side USB-B type connector)
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You can connect the scanner to a computer by means of the USB cable. Download scanned images from the memory card and create folders in the computer. Your organized and edited photos and negatives in folders can then be saved to a memory card from your computer.