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The iNSIGHT optical mark Easy Upgrade to Image Capabilities
When you want to upgrade from OMR to imaging data collection capabilities, all you need to do is upgrade the scanner system cartridge. Today you may be collecting OMR data but in the future, you may want image capabilities collecting survey comments, essay answers, short-answers, check and X box responses, bar codes, hand print, machine print, image clips, and full-page images. An investment in an iNSIGHT OMR scanner will pay off as your data collection needs grow. Collect OMR data now and be ready for imaging capabilities. A simple upgrade is all that is required to provide full imagecapture capability. Easy to Operate The iNSIGHT OMR scanner is easy to operate and includes two built-in read modes: one for reading pencil marks and one for reading marks made with blue or black ink. The forty-character, alphanumeric operator messages simplify operation. An open feed path provides sheet visibility at all times as well as easy access for sheet removal and transport cleaning. Scanner self-diagnostics quickly pinpoint any operating problem. Any previous software applications developed for the OpScan® 2/ 3/ 4/ 4U scanners are plug-and-play compatible with the iNSIGHT OMR scanner. Accurate, Fast and Efficient The iNSIGHT OMR scanner is accurate, fast and efficient to meet your data management needs. It has a form throughput rate of up to 2, 200 sheets per hout. A fixed, automatic feed hopper holds 100 sheets and helps eliminate continual form reloading and constant operator attention. Its digital read head technology helps prevent undetected degradation of read head accuracy. The scanner alerts you when paper dust, erasure bits, ect. begin to build up and might affect read accuracy. A sheet thickness detector helps ensure the scanner reads only one sheet at a time. Sheet-skew detection helps ensure proper registration while scanning, as well. The iNSIGHT optical mark read ( OMR) scanner is one of the most versatile and efficient desktop scanners available for automated data collection. Its powerful processor delivers fast document throughput and transfers into a variety of off-the-shelf and custom software packages. Length: 21.25 Width: 14.5 Height: 9 Weight: 17 lbs. Physical Description Technical Hardware Specifications Operating Temperature: 60° to 85° F Humidity: 40% to 60% , non-condensating Environment 100-240 volt operation: 100-240 volts AC ( -10% , + 6% ) : 47-63 Hz; US 3-prong plug; 15 amp dedicated circuit Cords: Plug to power supply = 8 ft; Power supply to scanner = 6 ft. Power Both RS-232 ( 1, 200 to 38, 400 bps) and USB 2.0 data communication supported Plug-compatible ( via the RS-232 interface) with OpScan 2/ 3/ 4/ 4U and Sentry 3000 model OMR scanners Main Port: Local or remote connection; cable at no charge when specified by the customer at the time of scanner order Auxiliary Port: Allows connection of a terminal printer or video display in series with the scanner; cable may be purchased from Scantron Forms: 2.5 x 5 to 9 x 14 ( 60-100 lb. Offset) . Uses both Mark Reflex B and Trans-Optic® forms Pencil or ink forms may be used by menu selection or using ScanTools Plus software. Form Input Capacity: Auto-feed, 100 sheets Output Stacker Capacity: 100 sheets main stacker, 100 sheets select stacker ( if present) Controls: Two Push button programmable switches Message Display: 40 character, alphanumeric 2, 200 sheets per hour ( Actual scanning rate depends on the quantity of data read from the form and the amount of processing done on the data while scanning) . Existing software programs used with OpScan scanners ( RS-232) are compatible Supported by ScanTools Plus software. Communications Operation Software Compatability Scanner Applications With today s increasing emphasis on accuracy, efficiency, and cost effectiveness, the iNSIGHT OMR scanner is the answer for information management challenges. Applications include: Student testing Class Schedule Training and development surveys Product/ customer registration Patient encounter/ satisfaction Attendance Pre-employment testing Customer satisfaction surveys Conference course/ instructor evaluations Crash, incident, EMS reporting
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