EC9000i / 9100i / 9600i Series Scanner User Guide Introduction
Introduction
The RDM EC9000i / EC9100i / EC9600i series scanners provide affordable functionality in a compact,
efficient design. Featuring RDM’s industry leading Progressive MICR Method and imaging technology,
the EC9000i / 9100i / 9600i series scanners deliver optimum MICR read rates and image quality. In
addition, all EC9000i / 9100i / 9600i scanners include a franker printer and cartridge to comply with
various payment industry guidelines.
With several models and feature options to choose from, the RDM EC9000i / 9100i / 9600i series
scanners are an ideal fit for payment applications such as remote deposit capture, check cashing, teller
capture, healthcare POS, retail POS, and walk-in bill payments. Scanners are available in single-feed and
auto-feed models, with speeds up to 90 documents per minute on some models.
Additionally, the EC9600i series network scanners provide IP addressability and increased connectivity
options. Embedded software enables easy one-time, web-based configuration, eliminating the need for
installation on a PC. The EC9600i scanner can be used as a shared resource that works with
workstations, terminals, or tablets; can be used with Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux operating systems;
and is compatible with Citrix and other thin client environments.
About this guide
This guide describes the EC9000i / 9100i / 9600i series scanners, some basic operations, and how to
maintain your scanner. For instructions on how to use your scanner to scan documents with your
computer, contact your solution provider.
Requirements
The scanner is for indoor use only. Keep the scanner dry; avoid areas of high humidity.
Do not remove any parts from areas that are not described in this guide. Removing parts from areas not
described in this guide will void the warranty.
When you are working inside the scanner, such as when you are replacing the franker cartridge, make
sure the scanner’s power is disconnected.
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