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This file outlines specifications for a Crowley C400 Advanced Aperture Card Scanner procurement. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center seeks to purchase through solicitation number 80NSSC23850544Q a Crowley C400 Advanced Aperture Card Scanner and accompanying 1-year renewable maintenance agreement for the agency's Configuration Management program. The scanner specifications include a high-performance aperture card scanning rate of up to 400 cards per hour, 100-600 DPI resolution, TIFF, CALS, PNG, PDF, JPEG, BMP, and RAW TIFF file format support, Hollerith code reading, two-dimensional dynamic thresholding, auto rescan quality rejection, and dimensions of 22 x 7 x 9 inches and a weight of 14 pounds.

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Specifications for Crowley C400 Advanced Aperture Card Scanner

This PR is for a one-time purchase of a Crowley C400 Advanced Aperture Card Scanner for the Configuration Management program. The accompanying software includes a 1-yr renewable maintenance agreement. This product has the following specs:

• Fast-High Performance Aperture Card Scanner

• Enhanced camera and light source for excellent image quality and clarity

• 100 600 DPI

• Up to 400 Cards Per Hour

• 300 Cards Input/Exit Hoppers

• File Formats (bitonal) o TIFF, CALS, PNG and PDF

• File Formats (grayscale) o JPEG, BMP, RAW TIFF, PNG and PDF

• Hollerith Code Reading

• Two Dimensional Dynamic Thresholding

• Auto Rescan For Automatic Quality Rejection

• Dimensions (LxWxH): 22 x 7 x 9 in (560 x 180 x 230 mm)

• Weight: 14 lbs/6.5 kg

• Smartscan Software – 1-yr renewable maintenance agreement

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