Avision IDA6 Compact A6 Flatbed Scanner for ID Cards and Small Documents 600 dpi CIS 3 Seconds per Scan USB 2.0

The Avision IDA6 is a compact A6 flatbed scanner with a 105 x 148 mm scan area and 600 dpi optical resolution, made for reception desks, hotels, car rental counters, banks and clinics that scan ID cards, driving licences, insurance cards and small receipts. Each scan takes about 3 seconds, or 5 seconds including the carriage return, and the card stays still on the glass, so there is no risk of jamming or scratching it in a feeder. At 253 x 160 mm and 0.8 kg it fits next to a keyboard or a card terminal. It connects to the PC by USB 2.0 and uses a TWAIN driver plus Button Manager and AVScan for scanning to image or PDF files. The IDA6 makes sense when a counter scans the same small items all day. Check-in desks scan identity cards and driving licences, clinics scan insurance cards, rental desks scan licences and receipts. Keeping originals on glass rather than feeding them protects cards with raised print or holograms. Most counter software that accepts TWAIN scanners can capture the image directly, or staff can save to a folder with one button. If you are unsure whether your software accepts it, send us its name and version.

• IDA6 scanner
• USB cable
• Quick guide
• Exact accessory list varies by region — ask us and we confirm before you order

• ID cards, licences and health cards scan without bending, and both sides can be captured one after the other.
• 600 dpi optical resolution keeps small print, holograms outlines and photos legible.
• About 3 seconds per scan keeps a check-in queue moving.
• The small footprint fits where an A4 scanner would not.
• Button Manager can send each scan straight to a fixed folder or as PDF.

• Larger than A6 will not fit, including A5 forms and open passports.
• No feeder; it scans one item at a time.
• No network or Wi-Fi.
• It does not read data from cards; it only captures an image.
• It does not scan both sides of a card in one pass; turn the card over for the back.