Ambir Technology DP687 687 Duplex ID Scanner 600 dpi
A compact sheetfed scanner that captures duplex ID cards at 600 dpi over USB power
- USB-powered portability removes outlet dependency
- 600 dpi optical resolution captures sharp ID detail
- 48-bit colour depth reproduces accurate tones
- Duplex scanning reads both sides in one pass
- Weighs 10.40 oz for easy mobile use
Mobile card scanner for field staff
The DocketPORT 687 is a sheetfed duplex scanner built for mobile identification capture. It draws all power from a USB connection so no wall outlet is required. At 10.40 oz with a 2.6 by 1.7 inch footprint it slips into a laptop bag or onto a crowded desk. The package includes a carrying case, USB cord, calibration sheets, a cleaning sheet and an envelope sleeve.
USB-powered simplicity in tight workspaces
Because the scanner runs on bus power it only needs a single cable to a laptop or tablet, freeing a power strip for other gear. Its compact size leaves room on cramped counters, mobile carts or reception desks. Duplex scanning captures both sides of an ID in one pass without manual flipping. The 600 dpi optical resolution and 48-bit colour depth reproduce fine text and security features clearly.
Steady throughput for batch check-in
Maximum colour scan speed reaches 4 pages per minute while monochrome hits 6 pages per minute, sustaining output during repeated ID capture. The sheetfed mechanism feeds cards continuously so operators stay focused on verification rather than reloading. WEEE and RoHS certifications confirm compliance with environmental standards for extended deployments.
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- Price $329.99
- Pricier than about 85% of the 613 comparable items (median $56.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ambir Technology |
| Model name | DP687 |
Questions about this item
How many pages per minute can the DP687 scan continuously before the feeder slows down?
The sheetfed mechanism reaches 6 ppm mono and 4 ppm colour under sustained use.
Does the scanner become noisy or hot when running all day on USB power?
It draws all power from the USB port with no external adapter, keeping heat and fan noise minimal during long sessions.
What host connection must my laptop already have for the 687 to work?
A standard USB port is required; the scanner includes the cable and needs no separate power outlet.
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