Reynolds Business Systems

Reynolds provides a wide range of book scanners from black and white to color and covering a wide range of scan sizes and capabilities. Most scanners can be used with a variety of off-the-shelf software packages including Adobe Acrobat, Imaging for Windows, Photo Shop, ARIEL, or virtually any TWAIN compliant software.

Reynolds expertise in scanner setup and interfacing assures your system will be up and running quickly and your users will be thoroughly trained. Our technical support staff provides custom integration and on-going, local service and support.

A large format face-up color and grayscale scanner for large books and flat documents. Maximum scan area is 23.39 inches x 33.11 inches (DIN A1). Bundled with full featured and proven BCS 2 software. Dual lighting system that is adjustable for even illumination of the entire scan area. Motorized book cradle with glass platen to flatten books and documents for perfect results. Cradle halves are independent and variably adjustable for width of spine and thickness of book. Three independent foot controls for hands free scanning. Scan color and grayscale at 200, 400, and 600 dpi. The nonrestrictive cradle has openings at the back to allow very large flat documents, drawings, maps, and manuscripts to hang behind the cradle for scanning in sections without the need to fold them.

Direct PC interface with TWAIN driver and SCSI-2 connector, so you can scan color originals to your desktop computer for use in documents, desktop publishing, websites, Email distribution or fax transmission.

Selectable resolution lets you choose the ideal balance of speed and image resolution -- 200 dpi, 240 dpi, 300 dpi, 400 dpi, even 600 dpi for highly detailed originals.

Exposure control can be fully automatic; in manual mode (without optional manual switch) you can also lighten or darken your scanned image through 9 levels.

Color adjustments let you correct for hue, saturation and lightness to achieve the best possible scanning results.

Automatic curvature compensation corrects for warped text lines or compressed text at center when bound volumes don’t lie flat.

Simple operation with intuitive on-screen menus and logical controls that make color scanning simple, even for first-time users.

The Indus Book Scanner 5002 is suitable for many interesting applications, e.g. digitizing maps, surveys with photos, architectural plans and the high quality reproduction of historical documents. Strengths: brilliant colors, oversized formats and easy installation. Another plus: automatic calibration of the color machine in seconds. Finally, the most advanced feature: PC and network interfacing with TCP/IP RJ45. With the interface to Microsoft Outlook/Exchange, Lotus Notes, Netscape Communicator and the BCS-2 Web Publisher and PDF Writer, documents can be distributed or presented on the internet in seconds

Copying bound materials is quick and effortless. There's no need to turn the book over, so handling is kept to a minimum and fragile bindings are protected.

To minimize light exposure on rare or deteriorating books and documents, one scan can produce multiple copies.

17" x 23-3/8" scanning area easily scans oversized bound volumes, artwork, maps, ledgers, archival records, and other large documents.

Renders crisp, legible text and clear, sharp halftones up to 600 dpi resolution for 11" x 17" originals, 400 dpi for 17" x 23-3/8" oversized pages using exclusive Micro-Toning System for legible text and clear, sharp halftones.

A Konica Minolta Digital Printer gives you up to 20 pages per minute at 11" x 17" size, with first-copy speed of about 13 seconds.

A single button switches output from direct-print to PC-connect mode, to accommodate different needs without complex adjustments.

Automatically compensates for page curvature at the center spine when bound volumes don't lie flat. Automatically masks borders, erases shadows, and eliminates the images of fingers that may be holding pages open.

With Auto Focus/Exposure scans are accurate without performing time-consuming manual adjustments.

On-screen menus make scanning functions easy to operate, even for first-time users.