Technical Details for Canon DR 3080CII

Canon DR 3080CII ... with a range of unique features to enhance ease and efficiency.

The DR-3080CII provides diverse scanning options. Standard text documents can be scanned in Black & White (Binary) mode at speeds of up to 40ppm (or 80 image per minute when duplexing). If a document contains photos, Error Diffusion or 256-level Grayscale mode deliver better results. Furthermore, the DR-3080CII offers a 24-bit color mode for either simplex or duplex scanning. Innovative technology promotes fast throughput whether you're scanning in color or grayscale.

An on-screen 'scan panel' display enables quick and easy operation, allowing users to change settings via this virtual operation panel, even for batch separation. When simplex and duplex documents are mixed in a batch, a 'skip blank page' function automatically detects and discards blank pages. Other user-friendly features include up to 20 user-preference settings and a handy help function.

A unique 'pre-scan' mode simplifies operation and saves time when scanning a batch of documents. When viewing the image of the first page on screen you can adjust brightness and contrast and see immediate results (unlike the preview function). This setting is then applied to the rest of the batch, without having to re-scan the first page. This even works when scanning in black & white (binary) mode.

The highly evaluated document feeding capability of the DR-3080CII guarantees that you always benefit from durable, flexible and reliable paper feeding, with simplex/duplex scanning for all sizes up to B4. The DR-3080CII also features the Folio function, which has the ability to scan even larger documents (between B4 and A3 sizes). You simply fold your document in half and feed it into the scanner. The DR-3080CII will then scan both sides of the folded document and combine the two sides into a single image.

The DR-3080CII features Advanced Text Enhancement for optimizing black and white images. Advanced Text Enhancement significantly improves the quality of image files derived under poor conditions, such as from documents with colored backgrounds, with light colored lettering, or documents filled out in pencil.