Xerox Documate 3115

Both a portable and a desktop document scanner. Digital enhancement. Docking station with automatic document feeder

As a portable scanner, it's relatively large and heavy and lacks an automatic document feeder

The Xerox DocuMate 3115 is best thought of as a personal desktop scanner that can shed its docking station to double as a portable if necessary.

Came in a box

Won't work! A total exercise in frustration. This was supposed to be an upgrade to my existing Xerox scanner (Documate 510) but nothing is able to run consistently and my machine now has the "blue screen of death" malady. Sorry Xerox/Visioneer not even...

Small foot print, does id cards and things nicely

Doesn't feed the paper straight i am for ever scanning document 2-3 times so it doesn't look like garbage

Currently I have HP 3970 for graphics scanning and Dell 1600n for document scanning (with ADF) - one side at a time. Saw good price on Xerox Documate 3115, even with some negative, want to give it a try. Try a number of single-sided documents through...

It took a while to set up the one-touch buttons to scan (so far, only set up the option 1 to go to PaperPort). Seems have to preset the destination folder. So I don't use much as I jump among 50 or so folders all the times. Front-feed: if you have...

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This item is advertised to have Mac support (even says so on the box), but does not ship with Mac drivers. Instead, one must register the scanner's serial number (which was nowhere to be found on the scanner or otherwise), then give up all sorts of...

lightweight, does the job. has detachable module for single pages designed for the road warrior. simplex/duplex buttons on scanner. COmpares well to Snapscan 500 and was much less

The included MAC software is a trial until you register ; The default is to anti-skew - if left on, almost every page I scanned was skewed terribly. The pages were feeding in perfectly, so I was very concerned. After winding through available S/w...