What makes it exceptional with EN is the option to create your ownworkflows. If this is not enough, you can adapt brightness and contrast manually for each page - this is useful when scanning photos. If for example there is plain b/w, but it had a shadow, you can simply switch to b/w image type, and the shadow will be gone. It performs well, allows the use of the 2x-camera of my iPhone 11 Pro (which avoids casting a shadow with your own phone), and allows for quick or in-depth optimisation of a scan taken. My favorite on my iPhone is still ScannerPro by readdle. Any ideas why? Or how I might work around this? It looks like before I upgrade the firmware, the first thing I am asked to do is connect the scanner to the Mac via USB cable from within the ScanSnap Home application.īut this brings me back to my original problem: it WILL NOT connect. UPDATE TO THE UPDATE: So I found a Super Speed USB cable (like the one pictures above - the same type that came with the scanner). I'm gonna go ahead and upgrade the firmware. I just googled it for myself and I think I can see the pros/cons pretty clearly. I'm really, really disappointed to hear that I'll lose the special features of the Evernote model.Ĭan you tell me which features that would be? In short, I LOVE that I can scan things directly into the Evernote through the cloud, without having to be connected via USB, and I don't need to scan it to my local drive first, I can just scan it, and BAM it's in my Evernote. And there is no way back once it was updated with the new firmware. It will take the firmware of the standard ix500, of course loosing the special features of the EN model.
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