It seems like you're asking about an "old type" CCD scanner box. CCD (Charge Coupled Device) scanners are used in a variety of applications, including image scanning, document scanning, and barcode scanning. In the context of "old type," it could refer to an older model or technology of CCD scanners.

Here are some key aspects of CCD scanners, especially older models:

1. CCD Technology:

   • CCD scanners use an array of light-sensitive diodes to capture light from the document or object being scanned. This was one of the earliest methods for digitizing images.
   • Older CCD scanners may not have the high resolution and color accuracy of more modern devices but were still widely used in offices and for imaging purposes.

2. Box Style Scanners:

   • The term "box" may refer to the form factor, such as a desktop or flatbed CCD scanner where the scanning mechanism is contained in a box-like enclosure.
   • Older models typically required more manual setup, and the scanning head (the CCD sensor) moved across the document or image to capture the data.

3. Connectivity and Compatibility:

   • In older CCD scanners, connection to a computer was typically via parallel port, SCSI, or USB 1.0 ports, which are outdated by modern standards.
   • Compatibility with modern operating systems might require the use of old drivers or virtual machines.

4. Image Quality:

   • Early CCD scanners often had lower resolution (around 300-600 dpi) compared to modern flatbed or CIS (Contact Image Sensor) scanners, which can go up to 1200 dpi or higher.
   • Color accuracy and speed were also generally slower in older models.

5. Applications:

   • These scanners were used in libraries, offices, and archives to digitize documents and photos.
   • Barcodes and other types of image scanning may have been more common in industrial settings.

Looking for a Specific Model or More Info?

If you're looking for information on a specific old model of CCD scanner, let me know. There were many manufacturers like Canon, Epson, and HP that made CCD-based devices. It would help to know the make and model, or any other specific details you're looking for.