You started mining in an old mine, Franco: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/questionandanswer/in-amerika-gibt-es-diesen-scanner-in-schwarz-wird-der-auch-in-der-schweiz-erhaeltlich-sein-bei-digit-197480?productTypeId=88&referrerProductId=14651823 There is no informative answer from Digitec, unfortunately. @David Lim commented on this 2 years ago, but seems to have given no update so far.

Unfortunately, we can currently only arrange the scanner in this colour.

I am accessing Scansnap via Windows - so I don't know if it will help: I have the same problem. Apparently the IP address changes and the PC and Scansnap can no longer find each other. What helps me: Deactivate the WLAN function in Scansnap (in the Wi-Fi settings), confirm and then reactivate.

Yes, unrestricted

Yes, it is supported

it is the old USB type A to USB type B

Many thanks for the useful tip to our Community.

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The scanner offers various resolutions such as Auto, Normal, Better, Best and Excellent. These can be stored in the profiles in the same way as B/W and colour. However, there is no explicit limit of 1MB. The included Kofax software also allows files to be reduced in batch mode. But even there I know of no limitation to a specific target size.

Yes works tadellos☺️

No, it doesn't have a LAN connection. What a pity...

The extension worked for me without any problems...

Hello Works perfectly on my iMac with m1 chip And MacBook Pro Intel 5

I received the Kofax Power PDF Standard, version 3 software with the machine at the end of 2021. I am very satisfied with this combination of hardware and software.

After configuration with a PC (not tried without a PC), you can scan via Wifi without a PC into your favourite cloud (tested with onedrive and Google drive)! For the USB I think it is not possible.

We have this scanner in operation at our customers with the manufacturer's software under Windows 10, Windows 11 and MacOS, but the scan is done on a NAS. We have not had such good experiences in operation with WLAN. In addition, the scanner does not support a Twain / ISIS connection.

I can't imagine that. You would have to save the url and the access data on/in the scanner.

I use the scanner on the Mac Pro (2013), Macbook Pro 2014 Mojave and on M1 Mac with Big Sur - no problems at all, drivers are installed and updated without any problems via the Can software - OCR also works perfectly! I recommend it - the only minus is the WLAN configuration, which is a bit tricky!

I have both in use. They are almost identical, but the ix1600 is a good deal faster (I think 60ppm instead of 50ppm) (+20). But, 50ppm is already quite fast.

Since version 9.7.48, VueScan supports the ScanSnap iX 1600 printer under Linux. But I have not tried this myself. See https://www.hamrick.com/vuescan-versions/9.7.48.html

I hope this link can help. https://scansnap.fujitsu.com/global/dl/

The manufacturer does not seem to provide any information on this.

The main difference between these scanners is the scanning speed and connectivity. The IX1600's scanning speed has been increased compared to the Scansnap IX1500. It's great to see that you can scan around 80 pages per minute in duplex mode. And 40 pages can be loaded instead of 30 as in the IX1500. In terms of connectivity, this should be even more impressive. With the speed of the 5Ghz wifi, transfers should be done in no time. It also has a USB 3.2 port. It's really great to know that as soon as the paper comes out of the scanner, it's gone. Another add-on to the IX1600 is the streak correction feature. This is really good to have, but you still have to clean the scanner from time to time. Not that often, though, to be precise. I replaced my old IX500 which is already seven years old. I haven't had the slightest trouble in seven years.

Lieferumfang: Sicherheitshinweise, AC-Kabel, AC-Adapter, USB-Kabel, Manual Software: ScanSnap Home (All-in-one document management software/driver) ScanSnap Manager (Conventional driver) Kofax Power PDF Standard (Windows) Kofax Power PDF Standard for Mac (Mac) ABBYY FineReader for ScanSnap™

No, it's not possible - it's a feeder scanner that only feeds in individual pages in a stack. Therefore, only a flatbed scanner is suitable for you, e.g. HP Scanjet Pro 2500 F1.