Eyecom DRS 3000 with attached Micro Image Capture 5

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NOTE!! This item is located in Fairbanks Alaska. Read “Removal Instructions” very carefully before placing bid. NOTE!! See New Pick Up Hours Below. NOTE!! Please Be Prepared To Load Items Yourself. Condition: Good This lot consists of one (1) EyeCom DRS 3000 Digital Retrieval Workstation with an attached Micro Image Capture 5. The unit has been marked as being in good condition based on information provided by the previous user. The equipment has seen prior use but has not been tested in-house. As a result, the current operational condition has not been independently verified. The EyeCom DRS 3000 is a legacy digital retrieval workstation designed for viewing and converting various forms of microform media into digital files. The attached Micro Image Capture 5 is designed for viewing, scanning, and printing microform media, making the system suitable for archival, research, and document preservation applications. The system is designed to accommodate multiple microform formats, including microfiche, 16 mm roll film, 35 mm roll film, and aperture cards. Specific installed accessories, software, and overall functionality have not been verified. Bidders should review all available photographs to determine the included components. Included Components: One (1) EyeCom DRS 3000 Digital Retrieval Workstation One (1) attached Micro Image Capture 5 Features: Legacy digital retrieval workstation Designed for viewing, scanning, and digitizing microform media Compatible with microfiche Compatible with 16 mm roll film Compatible with 35 mm roll film Compatible with aperture cards Integrated Micro Image Capture 5 unit Condition Summary: Marked as good condition based on previous user information Shows evidence of prior use Not tested in-house Current operational condition not independently verified Suitable for archival, research, and document imaging applications This system may be suitable for archives, libraries, educational institutions, government records management, historical preservation, or other document imaging applications as determined by the successful bidder. Bidders are encouraged to review all photographs and verify suitability for their intended use prior to bidding.