Scanners | Duke University Libraries

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All individuals are required to wear face masks in the library, regardless of vaccination status.

Overview of scanners

Perkins has 4 scanners. Three are located near the Help Desks on the first floor and one is in the Doctoral Research Space (DRS).
Bostock has 2 scanners. All are in the Edge on the first floor.
Lilly has 5 scanners. All are located in the Lobby.
Music has 2 scanners. Both are located on the main level at the PC workstations near the circulation desk.

Scanner details

We invite you to explore our top-of-the-line overhead and flatbed scanners.

Name	Type	Located	Use for	Features
Bookeye Kicscanner	Overhead scanner	Perkins (first floor)	Quickly scanning a larger quantities of pages when resolution isn't critical, such as a book chapter.	Save to: USB, email, upload to Cloud Scan formats: PDF, JPG, PNG, rich text, audio
Click Mini	Tabletop overhead with separate feed scanner	The Edge, Doctoral Research Commons	Quickly scanning a larger quantities of pages when resolution isn't critical.	Crop and split-screen Save to: USB, email Scan format: PDF
Epson flatbed	Large format flatbed with separate sheet feeder	Perkins (first floor)	High resolution scanning, such an over-sized art book	Highest resolution available Editing software available (including Acrobat, Photoshop Elements) Scan formats: PDF, JPG, TIFF, OCR Read manual
Scannx	Flatbed with separate sheet feeder	Perkins (first floor), The Edge	Versatile scanning of books and loose sheets with high resolution	Second highest resolution available No log-on needed Save to: email, phone, Google Drive, USB Scan formats: TIFF, PNG, PDF, Word

Equipment in Lilly, Music, and Rubenstein

Lilly Library
Music Library
Rubenstein Library
Note: Devices in Rubenstein Library are available for Reading Room researchers only.