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Kyokko SeikoDesktop universal digital microform scanner

MS7000 MKII

Manufacturer: Kyokko Seiko Co., Ltd., Japan

Desktop microform scanner with a wide 303 × 440 mm anti-glare screen for spreads: viewing, laser printing, and scanning to PC at up to 800 dpi, plus the Check Stacking function for checks. Designed and manufactured by the Japanese company Kyokko Seiko and sold under the Konica Minolta brand.

  • 303 × 440 mm screen
  • 200–800 dpi
  • Scan from 4 s/frame

Key specifications

Microforms
Microfiche, jackets, aperture cards, 16/35 mm roll film, 16 mm cartridges
Screen
303 × 440 mm, anti-glare
Resolution
200 / 300 / 400 / 600 dpi; 800 dpi for checks in PC mode
Speed
5 s/frame (A4, 400 dpi); 4 s/frame in continuous mode
Dimensions (W × D × H)
560 × 760 × 853 mm
Weight
65 kg
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MS7000 MKII

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Overview

The MS7000 MKII is a desktop universal digital microform scanner with a wide screen that makes it easy to read spreads and wide originals, print them on paper, and scan them for electronic distribution. The model was sold under the Konica Minolta brand; the Japanese company Kyokko Seiko lists the MS7000 MK II / MS6000 MK II among its own products (it cites the MS6000 MKII as an example of its contract manufacturing — design and production).

The scanner has a 303 × 440 mm screen, a 7.5× lens and 9–16×, 13–27×, 20–50× zoom lenses, autofocus (optional), and motorized prism image rotation; it is designed for microfilm of originals up to A3. It scans to PC at 200–600 dpi, and at 800 dpi for checks in PC mode, taking 5 s per A4 frame at 400 dpi (4 s in continuous mode). The Check Stacking function outputs the front and back of a check onto a single Letter-size sheet; a front-panel button switches between scanning and laser printing, and two MS7000 MKII scanners can share one printer.

Applications

  • Checks on microforms: scanning and printing both sides (Check Stacking)
  • Viewing spreads and wide originals
  • Viewing, printing, and digitizing microfiche and microfilm

Features

  • Wide 303 × 440 mm anti-glare screen — convenient for viewing spreads and wide originals
  • On-screen viewing, paper printing, and scanning to PC in one device; scan / print switching with a front-panel button
  • Scanning to PC: 200, 300, 400, 600 dpi; 800 dpi for check scanning in PC mode; optical resolution 600 dpi
  • Check Stacking: on-screen check viewing, front and back scanning, separate cropping and deskewing of each image, output of both sides on a single Letter-size sheet
  • Auto exposure (AE), auto centering, auto frame masking, auto skew correction, auto image rotation
  • Automatic polarity detection (negative / positive) and barrel distortion correction — according to Kyokko
  • Optional autofocus; motorized prism image rotation
  • Digital processing: density, contrast, resolution, sharpness; electronic zoom 50–200%
  • Laser printing at up to 20 sheets/min, 1–99 copies with the MSP3000 printer; two MS7000 MKII scanners can share one printer
  • Compatible with MS7000, MicroSP3000, MS3000, and RP607Z lenses

Specifications

Scanning
Scanning methodCIS (contact image sensor)
Scanning resolution200, 300, 400, 600 dpi; 800 dpi (check scanning) in PC mode
Optical resolution600 dpi
Scanning speedSingle frame: 5 s/frame (A4 portrait, 400 dpi), 7 s/frame (A3 landscape, 400 dpi); continuous: 4 s/frame (A4 portrait, 400 dpi), 6 s/frame (A3 landscape, 400 dpi)
PolarityNegative and positive
ExposureAutomatic (AE), manual
Image quality modesText, photo, fine
Electronic zoom50–200%, direct print
GrayscaleOptional Grayscale Kit (256 levels, 8-bit output to PC)
Scanning featuresAuto centering, autofocus (optional), auto frame masking, auto image rotation, auto skew correction, Check Stacking, date stamp (with printer), foot pedal, front-panel (“push”) scanning, grayscale (optional), manual cropping and masking (optional)
Check StackingOn-screen check viewing, front and back scanning, separate cropping and deskewing, output of both sides on a single 8½″ × 11″ (Letter) sheet
Size of filmed originalsMicrofilm of originals up to A3 (MS6000: up to A4)
Optics and camera
Screen303 × 440 mm, anti-glare
Magnification (lenses)7.5× (fixed); zoom 9–16×, 13–27×, 20–50× (according to Konica Minolta Japan and Kyokko; Konica Minolta Vietnam: 23–50×)
FocusingManual; autofocus (optional)
ZoomingManual
Image rotationMotorized prism rotation (auto: with prism lens); carrier rotation (fiche carrier)
Image correctionBarrel distortion correction (according to Kyokko)
Lighting
Light source20 V, 150 W halogen lamp
Documents
MicroformsMicrofiche, jackets, aperture cards; 16 and 35 mm roll film; 16 mm cartridges
Software and connectivity
InterfacesUSB 2.0 to PC, switchable on the front panel — according to Konica Minolta Vietnam and Japan; in the Konica Minolta Asia description: standard SCSI-2 connector and high-speed video connector
PrintingLaser printer (optional): 20 sheets/min; 1–99 copies (LED counter) with the MSP3000; two MS7000 MKII scanners can share one printer
Software (options)MicroDAX, Recollect
MicroDAX system requirementsWindows Vista Business SP2 or later, Windows 7 Professional SP1 or later, Windows 8.1 (32/64-bit); Core i5 2.6 GHz recommended (min. Core i3 2 GHz); 2 GB RAM (min. 1 GB); 256 MB video memory (min. 64 MB); 1280 × 1024 monitor (min. 1024 × 768); 1 GB free disk space; USB 2.0
Power supply
Power supplyAC 120 V, 60 Hz (according to Konica Minolta Vietnam); 100 V, 50/60 Hz (Japanese version, Kyokko)
Power consumption350 W (max.)
Dimensions and weight
Dimensions (W × D × H)560 × 760 × 853 mm
Weight65 kg (Kyokko: less than 65 kg)

Equipment

Connectivity and software

Interfaces
USB 2.0 to PC (switchable on the front panel) — according to Konica Minolta Vietnam and Japan; in the Konica Minolta Asia description, a standard SCSI-2 connector and a high-speed video connector for the printer
Screen
Built-in 303 × 440 mm anti-glare screen
Software
MicroDAX, Recollect (optional)
Output destinations
MSP3000 digital laser printer (direct connection, 20 sheets/min); KIP Starprint wide-format printers (via PC only); scanning to PC
Computer
For MicroDAX: Windows Vista Business SP2 or later, Windows 7 Professional SP1 or later, Windows 8.1 (32/64-bit); recommended: Core i5 2.6 GHz (min. Core i3 2 GHz), 2 GB RAM or more (min. 1 GB), 256 MB video memory or more (min. 64 MB), 1280 × 1024 monitor (min. 1024 × 768), 1 GB or more of free disk space

Options

  • Grayscale Kit (256 levels, 8-bit output to PC)
  • MSP3000 digital laser printer with cable (direct connection)
  • KIP Starprint wide-format printers (via PC only)
  • Foot pedal
  • Lenses (same as for MS7000, MicroSP3000, MS3000, RP607Z)
  • Fiche Carrier 5; UC-2, UC-5, UC-6E, UC-7 universal carriers
  • Roll Film Carrier 9B, 11, 15 A/M, 21, 22A
  • ACF-7 automatic card feeder
  • Autofocus kit
  • Manual frame masking kit
  • MARS Controller 4 and MARS Mini Controller 2
  • Workstations
  • Energy Star kit
  • Recollect and MicroDAX software

Documents

Manufacturer documents (PDF) open on the manufacturer’s website.

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