Scanner with bidirectional wireless communication function and using method thereof

Abstract

The invention proposes a scanner with a bidirectional wireless communication function and a using method thereof. The equipment comprises a scanning device, a memory, a display and operation device, a bidirectional wireless network communication connection device and a processor. Bidirectional data file transmission and storage between the equipment and a network is realized, and convenient and free conversion of a transmitted file between a paper form and an electronic document form is realized; and meanwhile, the equipment can be used as a backup and storage device for file data in order to enhance the security of the transmitted file.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the field of scanners, in particular to a scanner with wireless communication function and its usage method. Background technique [0002] As an image capture device, a scanner can convert an image into a digital format that can be displayed, edited, stored and output by a computer, such as JPEG, JPG, TIFF, MTIFF, or PDF. Scanners are used in a wide range of applications, such as combining art graphics and photo scanning into documents; scanning printed text into word processing software to avoid retyping; scanning fax documents into database software or word processing software for storage ; and adding images to multimedia, etc. [0003] With the popularity and pervasiveness of Internet networks in office environments, network scanner devices that share one of the single devices between networks have become more popular and popular. The early scanners consisted of scanning heads, control circuits and mechanical compo...

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[0005] As far as a specific function that the scanner should have, the scanner in the prior art is only used as an image capture and image output tool, and has a single function, which is far from meeting the requirements of the network scanner in the modern office process.

In particular, current scanners are only one-way output devices for electronic documents, and cannot receive and process data files from the network and store them, or directly send files to network printers for printing; The file is converted into a format recognizable by the printer and output in paper form through the network printer of another terminal; on the other hand, most traditional scanners are connected to the network in a wired manner, which limits the geographical location of the device

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