You can also join Doxie to your home or office network. If you've joined Doxie's network (versus a home or office network) and you were on another network previously, re-join that network when you're done with Doxie to get back online.

Click the Import button (top right) to start importing scans.

If you've configured Doxie to connect to your local Wi-Fi network, join that network instead – you want to be on the same network as your Doxie. Join Doxie's direct network from the Wi-Fi menu on your computer's menu bar or task bar. Turn on Wi-Fi by pushing the Wi-Fi button on the back, the wait for the light to turn solid blue. Press and hold the power button for a moment. Eventually I will cross grade to that model.How do I connect via Wi-Fi and import scans? To import scans via Wi-Fi to your computer:

I would buy the Doxie Wi-Fi but they don't support Evernote directly either. This is still a drag, but it is acceptable. So that makes this process 1-6 min depending on when during the Evernote Auto-Synce cycle the scan shows up. That works and Ill I have to wait for is the Server to pull the photo down (~1 min) and then for Evernote to Auto-Sync (Set to 5 min). Not the end of the world, but when your used to 30 second response time and you have to wait 15 minutes, thats not really all that cool.Īs I stated earlier, I setup a second user on the server, pointed the scanner at that and created a 'Folder Action' script to send the scans to Evernote. I can set up the Eye-Fi card to scan to my home server, aim the dowload folder at dropbox, Set IFTTT to send to evernote, but that can take as long as 15 min depending on TFTTT Trigger time. Maybe the new Mobie card does, but only if you pay a monthly subscription fee.

Scan and 30 seconds later - boom its in my default account and available on mobile.Įye-Fi does NOT have dropbox support. The Ey-Fi Card would automatically send the scans directly to my evernote account. So the old workflow was extremely simple.

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