Отзывы о Сплит-система Fujitsu ASYG09KPCA/AOYG09KPCA
215 отзывов пользователей o Fujitsu ASYG09KPCA/AOYG09KPCA
Пользовались
Fujitsu ASYG09KPCA/AOYG09KPCA?
Поделитесь своим опытом и помогите другим сделать правильный выбор


In addition, it wants to scan to Scansnap proprietary software which, of course, is not an industry standard. You have to go through gyrations to create a "new profile" that will scan to Adobe Acrobat which, oddly enough, IS an industry standard. (You'd think Scansnap would know that, and have the scanner default—or at least let you choose—that standard.)
I found videos on the Internet that explained how to reconfigure the scanner to work the old way; i.e., to scan to Adobe Acrobat Pro. Hopefully, it continues working that way, as I have ABSOLUTELY NO USE for Fujitsu's proprietary software.
WTHeck were you thinking, Fujitsu? This thing is definitely much worse than the old iX500.
So...I just ordered a Raven Pro. Sorry to say goodbye, Fujitsu, but you've failed us.

For example, all previous models had a “scan to printer” capability which served as a copier for my home office. This one does not.
The design is cloud centric which might be ok for certain use scenarios (e.g. use when not connected to a computer); but I can’t imagine using this scanner stand alone.
And the scan to file functionality changed the history scans, making it much less facile.
Lastly, the scanner itself seems to be worse with multi page docs on lighter paper than its predecessor.
One good new feature is the ability to scan one page at a time into a single scan. This is useful for docs that stick together.



It is FAST! It will rip through 25-20 pages in no time, and the quality output is A+. Wireless is as fast as cable connection for me; my access point is about 40 feet away.
Product seems solid enough, certainly as good as my old one if not better. Four stars only because the software isn't totally intuitive and the delivery to the computer or terminal device could be a little more adjustable, but it's fine, recommended.


Pros:
1. Compact, light;
2. Very quiet;
3. Quite fast;
4. Can set up for several PCs connecting to this Scanner via Wi-Fi, each has own separate Profile (Name of PC using it)
CONS:
1. No document at all;
2. No network connector;
3. USB connector is only for direct connection to a PC. When the USB is connected to a router, the Scanner is not recognized in the network. Not yet testing with any USB cable connecting to a network adapter.
4. Using Wi-Fi connection, each PC can connect to this Scanner; but each can have only one account to use. See below.
5. Install software is quite slow with downloading only taking about 30 minutes or more;
6. No option to save the downloaded software into PC for re-install later if necessary. Each installation needs to download again;
7. Explanations for Setting up are slightly confusing, but after few times repeating probably one could figure out;
8. There is no option to delete Profiles from Scanner itself. This must be done at the PC using it. Not too bad though.
9. If the PC has 2 different accounts, such as Admin and another User, the Scanner will be confused and can't work.
Only one account can be used.




Edit --> Quick follow up after having it installed for a little while, deducting one star for this. I changed the home directory to a directory tree with roughly 5000 documents in it (scanned by my previous scanner), and that drastically slows down the opening of the app. It's 30 seconds or a minute before you can scan. I'm on a 12 core processor with 32GB RAM and SSD drives, and the unit is plugged to a USB 3 port so it's not a processing power or bus speed issue. Changing the home directory to an empty subdirectory makes it fast again, but now your scans go into a subdirectory.







While the IX1500 is much easier to configure thatn the IX500, day-to-day it's more difficult to operate:
(1) Single-button cloud scans have now become two-button scans (you have to press "OK") to acknowledge the document has been saved
(2) Single-button-long-press (long document) scans have now become six-button scans: they still work, but you have to change the scan mode to manual, scan, acknowledge, then change back
It kind of makes you wonder whether the IX1500 firmware was designed by a different team.
I think it does have the potential to be a great scanner, given the hardware. But the firmware would have to be fixed as follows:
(1) Remove the annoying delays and acknowledgments
(2) Buffer stuff and retransmit when the destination is available (I'm happy to put it on a UPS)
(3) Introduce a single-button long document scan
(4) Optionally, pay for the Paperport patent and introduce scan-on-insertion
I will add one star back for each feature if and when it arrives.




problems - the wireless function is intermittent - I find I have to just plug it into the usb port for it to work more often than not.
-** I spent hours on setup finally realizing that it does not accept certain usb ports - on my computer it only works on the usb 3 port, not the usb 2 port - if you have problems try a different port.
overall, I would still buy this again.
