I've bought several scanners lately that say "Enhanced Mode 6" -- but do not have it. Does this scanner display Mode 6 data and in a readable format?
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mode 6 is really old school, scanners today incorporate mode 6 into there protocols to make it more user friendly.......Why do ask?
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Thank you for your quick reply. What about the MF4690? I posted a similar question regarding that one. It seems much newer. Does it happen to have a function that somehow supports duplex scanning, without having to *manually* re-order the pages?
748051
I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate and the scanner works well. I also use ReadIris Pro 12 software and it functions correctly.
196334
Yes! I have been happy with this scanner. Has a reasonable price tag. Good luck!
2226787
No. The scans are low-quality. It doesn't even do a decent job with print. The color is not accurate in scanning or in printing. Go with a different model.
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I'm sorry - I'm using Windows 7, so I don't know. But I really thought the scanner did a good job and was exactly what I wanted. Hope someone else can answer your question.
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Yes, it's a P25 digital mode, and also has Analog. The digital mode is like we have here in Ohio for a system called MARCS. If you get the scanner here is something else you might want to get to make your life easy. Get a programming cable, and a program called Win500. It allows you to program the radio without punching buttons on the front. It's much easier and faster. And if you want to make it REAL fast, get an account on Radio Reference. You can download all the frequencies from your area to your PC, then upload using Win500 to this scanner. I did my second scanner with 297 channels in less than 15 minutes. Yes, it's a P25 digital mode, and also has Analog. The digital mode is like we have here in Ohio for a system called MARCS. If you get the scanner here is something else you might want to get to make your life easy. Get a programming cable, and a program called Win500. It allows you to program the radio without punching buttons on the front. It's much easier and faster. And if you want to make it REAL fast, get an account on Radio Reference. You can download all the frequencies from your area to your PC, then upload using Win500 to this scanner. I did my second scanner with 297 channels in... » Read More Yes, it's a P25 digital mode, and also has Analog. The digital mode is like we have here in Ohio for a system called MARCS. If you get the scanner here is something else you might want to get to make your life easy. Get a programming cable, and a program called Win500. It allows you to program the radio without punching buttons on the front. It's much easier and faster. And if you want to make it REAL fast, get an account on Radio Reference. You can download all the frequencies from your area to your PC, then upload using Win500 to this scanner. I did my second scanner with 297 channels in less than 15 minutes. « Show Less
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Yes, most definitely. In fact, that is what is included with the scanner. A great example of all of the software available for that specific scanner is shown at http://www.fujitsu.com/global/support/computing/peripheral/scanners/drivers/fi-7x60.html. Enjoy! This is a great scanner that I personally have setting on my desk - and have had for almost 10 years (with new models of course)!
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I don't know about other versions but I'm using Windows 7 Professional and the scanner works fine.
1512617
I'm sorry, i don't have the 6130 scanner.So, i can tell you that the Fujitsu 6140 is a very good and fast scanner.I hope i've helped you.
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Yes, it's a P25 digital mode, and also has Analog. The digital mode is like we have here in Ohio for a system called MARCS. If you get the scanner here is something else you might want to get to make your life easy. Get a programming cable, and a program called Win500. It allows you to program the radio without punching buttons on the front. It's much easier and faster. And if you want to make it REAL fast, get an account on Radio Reference. You can download all the frequencies from your area to your PC, then upload using Win500 to this scanner. I did my second scanner with 297 channels in less than 15 minutes.
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No, it doesn't give you Mode 6 Data; It only shows "Pass/Fail" modes, but not by how close they are to parameter limits. It does have "real" time analysis mode to help determine the "running" engine condition at the time the DTC Code is set. OTC also builds the "Actron" OBD series code readers. They do build ones that will give you the Mode 6 data, but they cost more than this one.
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Yes it is - I am no techie. It's a good scanner!! Worth paying the extra money to upgrade to this model.
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The scanner operates in trigger mode by default, there is a barcode in the manual you can scan to set it to continuous, and another barcode to set it back.
720306
If I'm understanding you question, no it doesn't. I will verify and if I find this isn't the case I will update. A few things I've noticed with the scanner; it is truly a plug-n-play scanner, you must click your cursor into the field it won't automatically enter the UPC/ISBN when selecting "Add a Product", and lastly it works sporadically if plugged into a hub, I can only get consistent responses when plugged directly into the laptop USB port.
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Michael, it includes (or did when I got mine) the negative holder for medium format negatives, and the software may auto recognize the frames. In general, you will end up having to use the full driver to acquire the image, but since you were acquiring from a better source to begin with, you would want to use the full driver anyway.Be sure to dust the negative and the scanner before starting, as the dust removal works to some extent, but you want clear images, so take the extra time to clean the hardware and image first.
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No I don't believe so. In my opinion, this is a pretty basic scanner. Worth the money but needs more features.