Login information for this private WiFi network is found on the bottom of the scanner. Within a few seconds the scanner was ready to go and was emitting a private WiFi SSID that my iPhone and iPad were able to connect to via the standard iOS WiFi settings menu. To power on the iX100, the paper feed door is opened to activate the Direct Connect mode there is a small WiFi toggle switch on the back of the scanner. Initially I installed the ScanSnap Connect Application and launched it. Getting the scanner to work with my iPhone and iPad were amazingly easy. I wanted the test the "no PC needed" mode of the iX100 and decided to do a mobile only setup first. In the box was the scanner, a USB cable, Setup DVD and documentation. Construction seemed pretty sturdy and up to par with previous Fujitsu ScanSnap products. Measuring in at a svelte 10.74 x 1.87 x 1.42 inches and weighing just a hair over 14 ounces, this scanner is small. Upon receiving the ScanSnap iX100 I immediately tore into the box and was pleasantly surprised by the extremely compact size of the device.
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Scan to Mac, PC, iOS, Android or Kindle Fire.Direct Connect Access mode when WiFi access not available.Simple Home/Office WiFi Setup with WPS configuration.Scan Anywhere via 2 Wireless Scanning Modes.Battery operated via Integrated Lithium Battery.
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The idea has always been very enticing however, the practical execution of getting all the paper we collect throughout the day into your computer has always felt somehow daunting and incomplete. The dream of going paperless has been sold to us neat freaks and organization nuts for decades now. Today Fujitsu introduces the ScanSnap iX100, the 2nd generation of its world-renowned mobile scanning solutions. Are you still chasing the "paperless" dream? If you are anything like the millions of us who dream of a clear inbox with simplified capture and filing system, today is your lucky day.
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