Toggle Patch - Kodak i610 Brochure & Specs

Advanced image processing.
Innovation that
means business.
Our built-in image processing
technology minimizes presorting
and post-image processing
while it captures high
workloads of mixed
documents at full rated
speed. The result is
a more efficient
front-end on-
ramp to your
Robust paper handling and virtually jam-
free operation speed documents under
control all the way to the output tray.
Lockable paper-feeding guides on the input
tray also help control imprinting location.
Perfect Page Scanning:
• Delivers exceptional image quality,
even on challenging low-resolution
documents—with readability as good
as or better than the original
• Produces deskewed images, excellent
OCR/ICR read rates and, in many
cases, smaller file sizes
information
highway.
Sturdy design and performance give you high
reliability, and Kodak Service & Support helps
ensure maximum uptime.
Automatic image rotation
at full rated speed
Allows you to scan in landscape mode
for maximum throughput and deliver
images in portrait mode.
Choose from five image
output options:
• Bitonal
• Color
• Grayscale
• Dual stream: bitonal and color
• Dual stream: bitonal and grayscale
With dual stream output, you can get
up to an astounding 480 high-quality
images per minute.
Electronic color dropout
Enhances forms processing applications
by allowing the scanner to ignore
irrelevant background color and capture
only the information you need.
Automatic color detection
Allows your scanner to automatically
scan in color when it senses that the
color content of specific documents
within a batch is above a set threshold.
(With the i610 Scanner, this feature can
be used to capture color documents and
photos and save them as grayscale
images.) Based on the threshold you
set, your scanner determines when to
scan in color.

Toggle patch

Allows your scanner to automatically
switch "on the fly" between bitonal and
color/grayscale scanning. By using
toggle patches for a set of documents
within a batch, you determine when to
scan in color (as opposed to automatic
color detection).