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Product Specifications & Hardware Details

• Brand: Ambir
• MPN: DS500-AS
• Model: TravelScan Pro 500
• Type: Mobile Simplex Document & Card Scanner
• Standard Functions: Simplex Color Sheet-Fed Scanning, USB Bus-Powered Architecture, TWAIN Compliant Digital Capture.
• Optional Functions: Automated data extraction, medical card parsing, and electronic health records (EHR) systems data entry.
• What's Included in the Box: TravelScan Pro 500 Base Hardware Unit, 1.5-meter (approx. 5 feet) USB 2.0 High-Speed Connection Cable, 2 Photo Calibration Sheets, 1 Cleaning Sheet, and a Travel Pouch.
• Required Items (Sold Separately): TWAIN-compatible imaging software, advanced data parsing license, and standard host system infrastructure.

Technical Specifications

Available Options & Consumables

We stock a full range of official accessories and replacement supplies for the Ambir TravelScan Pro 500. You can add these to your order directly from the accessories tab below:

• Software Licenses: AmbirScan Business Card organizer, medical insurance card processing module, and cloud-saving utility.
• Maintenance Kits: Ambir formal cleaning sheets, specialized calibration targets, and replacement protective carrying cases.
• Replacement Hardware: Premium double-shielded USB interface cables.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Does the Ambir TravelScan Pro 500 include text-reading OCR software?
  No. This listing includes the dedicated scanner hardware only. It scans and provides high-resolution raw digital images, but requires external AmbirScan software packages or third-party platforms to perform automated text-field populating.
• Can this model scan both sides of a document at the same time?
  No. The TravelScan Pro 500 features a simplex imaging engine. Capturing both sides of a page or ID card requires manually feeding the document through the slot two separate times.
• Does it require a separate power cord to plug into a wall?
  No. The scanner runs entirely on bus power provided by your host workstation. It hooks directly into a traditional USB port without needing any secondary AC adapter bricks.