Ambir Technology
Ambir DS687-AS Duplex A6 ID Card Scanner
Sheetfed duplex scanner captures A6 cards at 600 dpi with 10 ppm speed via USB 2.0
- Scans both sides in one pass with duplex 600 dpi optical resolution
- Handles laminated and embossed ID cards up to 4.2 in width
- Captures 48-bit color depth for accurate document reproduction
- Bundled AmbirScan Lite software outputs PDF JPEG and TIFF files
- USB 2.0 interface enables plug-and-play connectivity for quick deployment
Compact Duplex ID Scanner
The Ambir DS687-AS is a sheetfed scanner built for A6 documents and embossed cards up to 7.25 in x 4.2 in. It captures duplex images at 600 dpi x 600 dpi optical resolution with 48-bit internal color depth and connects via USB 2.0. Bundled AmbirScan Lite software saves scans as PDF, JPEG or TIFF.
Front-Desk Capture Workflows
Reception desks in clinics, banks and retail branches can scan insurance cards, licences and cheques at 10 ppm without manual page turning. The auto feeder handles laminated stock reliably. Buyers needing larger formats such as A4 pages or higher-volume batch scanning should consider a different device class.
600 dpi Optical Resolution
The 600 dpi x 600 dpi optical resolution determines the detail captured on small ID cards and fine security print. This fixed specification decides whether the output meets verification or archiving requirements for a given workflow.
Highlights
- Scans both sides in one pass with duplex 600 dpi optical resolution
- Handles laminated and embossed ID cards up to 4.2 in width
- Captures 48-bit color depth for accurate document reproduction
- Bundled AmbirScan Lite software outputs PDF JPEG and TIFF files
- USB 2.0 interface enables plug-and-play connectivity for quick deployment
Specifications
| Brand | Ambir Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | DS687-AS |
Questions about this item
Should I choose this scanner for A6-sized ID cards and laminated documents?
Yes, the DS687-AS is designed for A6 documents up to 4.13 by 5.83 inches and handles thick, laminated or embossed cards such as insurance cards and driver's licenses.
What does the 600 dpi optical resolution mean for scanned ID cards?
It captures fine text and security details on cards at 600 by 600 dpi, producing clear 24-bit color or 8-bit grayscale images suitable for records and verification.
How does the USB 2.0 interface affect scan speed?
The USB 2.0 connection supports the rated 10 pages per minute duplex throughput, so the scanner runs at its full speed without a faster port.
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