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When N7100 is initialized, free regions of the internal memory can be overwritten with completely random, meaningless data. Even if an error results in the data remaining in the memory, it is then automatically erased the next time the scanner is started up. N7100 encrypts and temporarily stores scanned data locally during processing for e-mails, faxes, printing and network storage.Īfter scanned data has been e-mailed, faxed, printed out or saved to a network folder N7100 automatically deletes the temporarily stored data from its internal memory. Advanced security measures guard scanned data from prying eyes.

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Scanned data can be output as password-protected PDF files.

Users can use the network scanner with peace of mind.

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Not only verification before scanning, but also encryption while processing and data deletion after scanning are performed automatically. The N7100 achieves high security on the premise that it is shared by multiple users.

High security assuming to be shared by multiple users.

For regular scanning routines, only one touch of the scan button is necessary which greatly improves the productivity. The time from the start of scanning to the finish including image processing (when the preview of the last scanned page appears) is 50% shorter than the previous model (1). In order for the user not to feel any stress, the image processing after scanning is quick thanks to the enhanced CPU/memory.

Less waiting time to achieve stress free scanning.

Plastic ID card and application forms can be scanned together easily at a teller window of banks or hospitals. N7100 is equipped with accurate and stable feeding mechanisms that support scanning from thin paper to thick paper, and plastic card.

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Scanning speed is consistent at 25 pages per minute (ppm) even when scanning full A4 color, double-sided, at 300dpi.

Quick scanning speed that supports plastic card.

The user can perform scanning, data saving and transmission without the need to operate from a computer. It can be used in the office or a teller window where space is limited.

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Large size screen with integrated on-screen keyboard and PC functions are equipped in this compact network scanner. N7100 does not support the connections with those servers using IPv6 addresses.Įasy Stand-alone Network Operation with Large Display Please use an IPv4 address of N7100 for connection with an FTP Proxy server, an NTP server, an SNMP server, or a Central Admin server.Please confirm IPv6 connection among your network devices and N7100 in the network environement in order to assign an IPv6 address to N7100. IPv6 connection requires network devices that support IPv6.N7100 has earned the IPv6 Ready Logo Phase-2 (CORE), approved by the IPv6 Ready Logo Program for testing conformance and interoperability among devices using IPv6.*Points of Attention regarding usage of IPv6: SDK and optional third-party applications for integration with line of business systems.High security to assist with compliance and regulation.Job Menu’s based on individual user login to control scanning settings and destination(s).Scan to e-mail, folder/FTP, network fax or printer or Microsoft SharePoint Server Enterprise features.Large 8.4” touch screen high resolution (1,024 x 768 pixels) display.Fast scanning speeds of 25 pages per minute and true double-sided speeds of 50 images per minute in color, grayscale or monochrome 300 dpi.Loaded with intelligent scanning features.Multifunction functionality to reduce hardware costs.Surely there are is a way to do this on Linux without so much fuss and guesswork. This is 2014 and people on Windows use network scanners all the time. Is there somewhere a simple tutorial on how network scanners work? I'm having a hard time even finding the appropriate information. This is my first time playing with Linux in several years, but still - this is ridiculous! It's becoming painfully obvious why Linux isn't adopted mainstream. I used to administer a Linux web server farm back in the early 2000s so it's not like I'm grandma trying to figure out what to do with the cupholder that pops out of the front of the computer.

One issue I keep running across when trying to follow Brother's installation instructions ( ) is I cannot run the aa-complain because it says it cannot be found. Now I'm trying to get it to scan set as a network scanner. After far too much messing around I finally got my Brother MFC-465cn to print.

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