The fastest and most compact scanner in its class

In addition to being the smallest scanner in its class, the fi-6240 is able to scan an impressive 60 pages or 120 images per minute in monochrome (Letter, 200 dpi) as well as 40 pages or 80 images per minute in colour (Letter, 200 dpi / 300 dpi). Furthermore, its ability to continuously scan 50 page mixed batch documents containing papers of different weights, qualities, and sizes enables the fi-6240 to efficiently digitize large volumes of paper documents.

The first scanner in its class to adopt high end “fi-Series” functions

The fi-6240 is the first business scanner in its class to inherit highly regarded intelligent “fi-Series” automatic features from its higher end siblings. Such features facilitate worry free mixed batch scanning of documents.

• Paper protection function
  Protects valuable documents by immediately stopping the scanning process when it recognizes that a jam is about to occur.
• Intelligent multi-feed function
  Simplifies pre-scanning preparation and improves efficiency by ignoring documents that trigger false multi-feed alerts such as a photo or sticky note.
• Intelligent capture correction function
  Auto-colour recognition, auto-size detection, and auto de-skew correction provides dramatic efficiency by combining fast scanning with simultaneous high speed image processing.

Excellent card feedability

In addition to being able to scan embossed cards such as credit cards and healthcare cards, the fi-6240 is able to scan up to 3 plastic cards at a time (up to 1.4 mm thick) in order to meet a wide variety of business needs.

Automatic job separation provided by the bundled ScandAll Pro v1.5 image capture software

The fi-6240 supports barcode and patchcode reading functionality which enables it to simultaneously scan and automatically separate different jobs with its automatic job separation function. The result is improved scanning efficiency.

Built-in flatbed

The fi-6240's built-in flatbed enables it to digitize various thin documents and bound documents that cannot be fed through its ADF unit.