Pericom Imaging

DR6010C

Built for businesses that need the benefits of transforming documents into high-quality digital files quickly and effectively, the exemplary design of Canon's DR-6010C speaks worlds for the ingenuity used in its creation. At the rate of a page per second, in color or black-and-white, this document scanner is capable of scanning in a fraction of the time required by traditional document scanners. The reliable speed of the DR-6010C makes it an invaluable addition to any fast-paced office environment.

Fast And Efficient Document Handling

Despite being small enough to fit on a desktop, the Canon DR-6010C is capable of meeting all busy office requirements for document scanning quickly and effectively. The innovative design and cutting-edge technology expertly accommodate a wide variety of document sizes and types, converting with ease stacks of papers to digital format with exceptional speed and accuracy.

High Speed Scanning

State-of-the-art 3-line CMOS contact image sensor technology allows the DR-6010C remarkably accurate image replication at an exceptional speed, equally fast with color and black-and-white – 60 pages per minute and 120 images per minute (A4/LTR, 200 dpi, portrait). Onboard JPEG compression also reduces the amount of time previously needed to transfer data to a PC.

Various Document Sizes

DR-6010C features a versatile dual paper path that allows easy processing of a diversity of document types. The default U-turn path is designed for handling pages of standard, A4/LTR-size thickness, while the straight paper path can process thick items – even plastic ID cards. Also, the scanner can be switched from automatic to manual sheet feeding to accommodate non-standard paper types, including multi-sheet forms printed on carbonless (NCR) paper.

Ultrasonic double-feed detection

Double-feeds are caught with ultrasonic sensors that detect the gap between overlapping pages. The sheets are then halted from going through the scanner, allowing the double feed to be corrected.

Shading Mechanism

To ensure consistent image quality, the DR-6010C performs an automatic calibration process called shading prior to each scan job. In an all-new mechanism that provides protection against dust, the image sensor shifts to calibrate itself against a special white shading surface that's affixed directly on the sensor glass.