- - Scan from the scanner with touch screen operation
- - Various authentication methods for improved efficiency and security
- - Scan from your smart device to any business platform
- - 3 types of SDKs to suit any environment
- - PaperStream NX Manager and Scanner Central Admin for centralized management
- - Paper Protection function protects scans from jamming by detecting anomalies in document length and sound
- - Manual Feed Mode for scanning folded or bound documents
ADF, Duplex, 600 dpi, 4.3" TFT, USB 3.1 Gen1, LAN, 42 W
The fi-7300NX is an Image Scanner that supports web systems and connects directly to client systems. Users can begin scanning from the scanner’s touch screen or from various applications on smart devices to suit all business needs. Not only is direct data transfer to client-unique web systems possible with SDK use, but secure data transfer is also possible with strong data encryption. The fi-7300NX boasts a speed of 60 ppm/120 ipm (200/300 dpi) for scanning A4 portraits, loads up to 80 sheets at a time, and ensures utmost efficiency as the first standalone* scanner in the world to support 5 GHz Wi-Fi. The 4.3” touch screen enables users to perform operations intuitively, like scanning and data checking, with thumbnail reviews of scans and the screen also displays messages or instructions with illustrations so that users can handle errors themselves.
Users can scan and save documents without any requirement for a local computer, they can simply login to the scanner using user authentication and select a job from their personalized job menus on the fi-7300NX’s touch screen. Customized job menus ensure efficient and secure decentralized data entry is possible for each user.
The fi-7300NX supports NFC (Type-A and Type-B) authentication and user authentication with username and password input on the touch screen. It is also possible for different job menus to be assigned to each scanner, and avoid any authentication processes. With PaperStream NX Manager, users can scan from mobile or web applications opened up on smart devices or thin client terminals. Seamless integration into company systems enables use of a variety of devices for scanning operations. The user authentication function, job menu, and other scan settings are all centrally managed with PaperStream NX Manager and Scanner Central Admin. With the fi-7300NX’s server software, there is no need for the conventional single client computer to scanner environment and the system administrator to stand by the scanner. This reduces the total burden of installation, expansion, operation, and management. Manage jobs and process images with PaperStream NX Manager. Monitor scanner operation with Scanner Central Admin.
When scanning with computers, the fi-7300NX can be used with PaperStream IP, a specialized scanner driver for Fujitsu image scanners, via Wi-Fi connection, wired network, and USB connection. Connection without need for the USB cable allows the scanner to be positioned wherever needed, to improve user productivity, reduce interruptions, and make more room for more frequently used equipment.
*Based on a study by PFU Limited on scanners with Wi-Fi connectivity (September 4th, 2018).
Fujitsu fi-7300NX, 216 x 5588 mm, 600 x 600 DPI, 24 bit, 8 bit, 1 bit, 120 ipm
Fujitsu fi-7300NX. Maximum scan size: 216 x 5588 mm, Optical scanning resolution: 600 x 600 DPI, Output colour depth: 24 bit. Scanner type: ADF scanner, Product colour: Grey, White, Display: TFT. Sensor type: Dual CCD, Daily duty cycle (max): 4000 pages, Light source: White LED (2x). Auto document feeder (ADF) input capacity: 80 sheets. Maximum ISO A-series paper size: A4, Scanning media types supported: Plain paper, Plastic Card, Auto Document Feeder (ADF) media weight: 27 - 413 g/m²
Outstanding speeds, Great quality even at 200dpi, Clever paper-handling features, Heaps of bundled software... 
No cloud support... 
11ac Wi-Fi and Gigabit networking set this scanner apart from the pack, but it's the phenomenal speed and image quality that really charm us. Add in some exceedingly useful features and you've got one of the best standalone scanners we've seen yet... 
