Technical Details

Overview

• Abandon paper-based workflows. Advance office efficiency with fast, intuitive scanning that turns hard copies into useful digital data. Rely on clear, legible results from a compact scanner designed to enhance collaboration.

Features
Transform paper into business flow

• Send scanned files where you need them—directly to cloud storage or SharePoint®.[1]
• File size matters—ensure files are saved with size in mind—automatically compress large files.
• Straighten out your paper shuffle—transform hard copies into easy-to-use files.
• Look sharp by producing clear, legible scans at up to 600-dpi resolution.

Simple scanning—ready, set, go

• Save time and simplify complex scan jobs with HP Smart Document Scan Software.
• Fits in around the office—preserve workspace with a compact scanner designed to fit your floor plan.
• Create one-touch scanning efficiency by assigning your favorite settings to a single button.
• IT time and effort, saved—simplify deployments, installations, and event alerts.

Page-by-page confidence

• Accurately capture the right content, using auto-scan mode, crop, and color detection.
• Full speed ahead—breeze through sheet after sheet at speeds of up to 25 pages and 50 images per minute.[5]
• Count on this workhorse to deliver again and again with a design that can handle up to 2000 pages per day.
• Spend energy wisely—this scanner turns off automatically when it’s not needed to help reduce energy costs.[3]

[1] Requires an Internet connection to the scanner through a PC and HP Smart Document Scan Software (SDSS) and driver installation.

[2] HP EveryPage is referred to as HP Precision Feed on HP Scanjet devices introduced prior to May 2013.

[3] HP Auto-Off Technology capabilities subject to device and settings.

[4] HP Flow CM Professional is currently available in the United States only (will be available in Canada in fall 2013) and through select HP partners.

[5] Scan speeds of up to 25 ppm/50 ipm measured at 300 dpi (black-and-white, grayscale, and color). Actual processing speeds may vary depending on scan resolution, network conditions, computer performance, and application software.