Can this scanner be used with Rack2-Filer?
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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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I'm not sure that it can be used with Rack2-filer, that's a question for the manufacturer. But let me say that I use File Center, although somewhat pricey it's an excellent program and compatible with the Fujitsu fi-6a30z.
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Considering that Rack2Filer is created by PFU, a Fujitsu company, you will not have any problem. Any scanning software that utilizes twain can be used. I use a program called Lucion FileCenter. I suggest you check it out and see if that program addresses your needs.
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I suggest you look at their website for their supported systems: http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/drive_bracket/datadoubler/
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Sorry, No idea... The application i use for this equipment is to extend USB scanner connections.
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Yes. Though I'd recommend using some automation program such as Zerene Stacker.
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This is true. I thought I can make use of Rack2 better than the ScanSnap software but I was wrong. With Rack2, the documents are filed using a proprietary folders (directory) format so you will have to go to Rack2 to know what is within those folders unlike the standard ScanSnap software. The best scenario will be a Rack2 frontend with ScanSnap backend but, for some reasons, Fujitsu decided not to implement it that way.
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It is supported by most linux distributions. I use it in unRaid, which is based on Slackware, and it worked straight out of the box...
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Good Question, I haven't had the opportunity to test it out. I'm not sure if the file type will be support. I'll test it and send out an update. Bobby
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I use mine with Lion and it works BUT the bundled organizational software (Rack2Filer) is Windows-only. The scanning, OCR, etc., software itself does work with Mac. But I would not recommend paying more for the bundle if you have a Mac.
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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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No! Here's a link to Honeywell page that cross-references scanners with supported barcode types. https://www.honeywellaidc.com/Permanent/Symbologies.pdf
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So far I only see compatibility with Windows and Apple operating systems, that's with the Buffalo NAS Navigator software. You might need to contact Buffalo tech support. I am sure there is a way to make it work, because at the end of the day its a storage drive. ;)
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If that means put a stack of papers in the top tray to be scanned, then yes. If not, I don't know what automatic duplex scanning is. :)
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Hi Michael - It can work with with Clover POS if they provide to you the information on how-to program the scanner to send data into their "gooey" custom software. You can Plug-&-Play on almost all native Operating System applications (examples: Notepad, Spreadsheets, Web Browsers, E-Mails, etc.), but when it comes to custom POS Softwares - barcode scanners usually require additional programming-&-setup to properly throughput the data into the software's gooey data fields. Thanks Michael! Sincerely, The EDR, Inc. Team
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I bought my S510 with Rack2 filer and I haven't used it yet. I have scanned 1000's of doucuments this past tax season. Love the S510. The Adobe program was easy to use for saving & organizing my documents, I never saw reason to use the Rack2.
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You can but it will not scan to them. The software (dos) only sees the folder it creates. Just transfer the files yourself to your computer etc after and organize by folder then. The OS does not have the ability to select a different folder than the main one it creates. It also has to do with the numbering of files as files are created.Jean Warren
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I believe it is. As of now, I'm just using the full version of Adobe. As I get more organized, I expect the Rack2Filer will come into play.The scanner itself is excellent, making fast 2-sided scans with excellent resolution/quality.
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It will scan anything...decoding it is another matter. I can't confirm whether it will support those standards but $14 you can. :)