Zeutschel Omnia OK 300 Hybrid Greyscale

High productivity and highest quality for analogue and digital storage of documents. No compromise in quality – only the original is the better master.

Product advantages:

• Microprocessor-controlled hybrid camera system of modular design to scan and / or microfilm onto 35/16 mm roll film simultaneously
• All kinds of documents and books up to size >DIN A0 / E-size
• Vertical camera column
• Solid, welded metal camera frame with two carrier guides for camera tables
• High-performance colour scanning system for books, newspapers and large format documents (maps, drawings, posters)
• Unperforated or perforated roll film - 35 mm and 16 mm - on reels 30.5 m (100 ft) or thin film 65.5 m (215 ft)

General specifications:

• Vertical camera column: Solid aluminium camera frame
• Three operation modes:
  
  • Scanning and microfilming simultaneously
  • Scanning only
  • Microfilming only
• Top lights: Fluorescent ("cold") light; optional: halogen color lighting for color filming.
• Camera book cradle: OT 180 H A0, backlight table (optionally with glass plate), newspaper table
• Tables: Special tables on request
• Power supply: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 400 V, 50/ 60 Hz, three-phase current for colour lighting. Other voltages on request
• Current camera: 2.4 A (black/ white)
• Consumption (scanner): 0.6 A
• Dimensions: Width (incl. top lights): 2730 mm  /  depth: 1450 mm  /  height: 2510 mm
• Weight: Approx. 300 kg incl. book cradle.

Scan mode specifications:

• Size (depending on scan table): Max. 1350 x 914mm of originals (> A0/ E-size)
• Scan head:  Double high resolution CCD-line sensor, 21.360 pixels (14 bit greyscale)
• Scan speed:
  
  • DIN A0/ E-size: 200 dpi 130 sec. (A1/D 16 sec.)
  • DIN A0/ E-size 300 dpi 142 sec. (A1/D 22 sec.)
  • DIN A0/ E-size 400 dpi 100 sec. (A1/D 57 sec.)
• Scanner interface: FireWire
• Image output: All standard image formats, e.g. TIFF, JPEG, PDF, PCX, BMP.
• Server-PC: Recommended configuration: Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon, >2000 MHz, 1GB RAM, WIN 2000 or WIN XP. Server PC is optional and not within scope of delivery.
• Optional application software: OS 11.x for highest productivity with all standard scanning tools, e.g. masking, cropping, rotation, de-skew, de-speckle, automatic black border removal, etc. and connection to document management systems
• Image enhancement (optional):  e.g. contrast enhancement, colorment software: correction, book curve correction, automatic cropping, automatic de-skewing, etc.
• Accessories: Document management software, image enhancement software, laser printer.

Microfilm mode specification:

• Microfilm: Unperforated or perforated roll film 35 mm and 16 mm on reels 30.5 m (100 ft) or thin film 65.5 m (215 ft)
• Size of originals: Depending on camera table: max. 1350 x 960 mm (> A0/ E-size)
• Camera head: Removable, variable shutter speed, display for exposure number, film length, warning film end on control panel. Integrated view of frame size projection, continuously variable frame mask (0 – 45 mm for 90° turned camera head position) with 4 additional programmable masks (factory
  presetting: 8 mm, 12 mm, 22.5 mm), variable film step 1 mm– 9 mm, automatically adjusted film advance, semi-automatic film leader and
  trailer.
• Blip / no. fade-in: Optional: fade-in of 8 alphanumeric characters (between frames) and 3-level blip, adjustable blip position (centered/ left aligned)
• Lens: High resolution lens. Automatic focusing controlled by microprocessor (adjustable focus level)
• Reduction ratios: Continuously adjustable from 10 x to 35 x
• Exposure control: Electronic exposure control or manual exposure control, measured through lens on camera console. Luxmeter function (measured value is always displayed on the control panel, and optional saving of values). Optional mobile photocell for local point-measurement.
• Control panel:  Input via an ergonomic functional keyboard. Exposure release also via foot pedal.
• Options: Automatic fade-in of 3-level blip, automatic fade-in of 8 alphanumeric characters (in the camera head), mobile photocell for local point-measurement, foot pedal for exposure release.