It's been a long time since I last posted here went digital and passed my
SS4000 SprintScan on to someone with more use for it.
The new owner tells me that the scanner tube has failed (after about a
decade, not surprising, I suppose...) and has asked for aid in obtaining a
replacement.
My
Thanks, Tony.
Have contacted the local (Australian) Microtek site no reply as yet.
Regards
Charles
At 11:42 AM 6/4/2009 +0100, you wrote:
On 04/06/2009 Charles Knox wrote:
An extensive search for cold cathode tubes (including both Polaroid
and
Microtek) didn't bring up anything remotely
I just noticed your postings, else I'd have weighed in earlier.
Your problem may well just be that you have a SCSI adapter that isn't
supported by Vista not all that many are, apparently, and if Vista can't
run the card then obviously it won't run anything that's attached to it
either.
I'd
the external
connector be
the same.
I have tried to find information about connectors, but can't really pin
anything definite down.
I think that the connector on my card Adaptec AVA-2902 is a DB-25 ??
Thanks again for all of the replys,
David.
- Original Message -
From: Charles Knox
I've built three machines using the GA K8N Ultra-9 board, one for myself, 2
for others. So far it's about the most stable board I've ever used, runs
all AMD 64 single and dual core processors up to the FX60 and is happy with
nearly anything you throw at it.
The other two users are equally
vary from one port
to another)
On these points, I concur.
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Subject: [filmscanners] Re: Vuescan and 64bit Windows - Ed's reply
My 2c
My 2c cents here: USB printers, scanners and other peripherals that plug
into the wall or are battery-powered typically don't draw power from the
USB port so are not affected by the 500mA limit.
The 7-in-1 card reader may be marginal in its power requirement, and some
motherboards are less
This will quite likely work, and at least save you the restart:
Enter Device Manager (Windows/Pause -- Hardware -- Device Manager)
Right-click on Computer and select 'scan for hardware changes'
At 06:54 PM 19-02-04 -0600, you wrote:
True, Les, but my problem is that the device doesn't come
At 04:23 AM 23/06/2002 -0700, you wrote:
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From: Robert Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 9:33 AM
Subject: [filmscanners] OT: leben list
Sorry if you find this a bit off topic, but as I've some of your names on
overthere, I
No, Mitsubishi designed and made their own -- I think the Sony patent expired?
Many people have reported that the Mitsubishi version is to be preferred --
but of course they all make their fair share of duds, and the video card
used has some bearing on it too...
Charles
Don't the Sony and
At 05:35 AM 15/01/2002 +0100, you wrote:
Please, some good soul can explain to me ... why I should buy expensive DDR
RAM in huge quantity (mass RAM is going to be 512MB or 1GB ... on my system
very soon) ... when the bandwidth of MEMORY BUS is always the same e.g. on
Asus A7V266 = 2.1GB/s ???
At 03:12 PM 12/4/2001 -0500, you wrote:
Also, as David mentioned, sometimes the SCSI bus won't recognize the scanner
if it's been shut off and I haven't rebooted the machine. In other words,
turn on sscanner, boot pc, wait until PC is up and running, shut off scanner
and then turn it on again
At 12:35 AM 14/11/01 -0600, you wrote:
With two disks, you would be correct; but in this case, the two disks are
going to act as one, so both must be set to be masters.
Right, but they are on separate IDE channels (channels 3 4) if I am
understanding things correctly which is what lets them
Rob Geraghty wrote:
The only interface feature of vuescan which regularly drives me crazy is
resizing the outline for the crop. Sometimes dragging an edge moves the
whole box, sometimes it's possible to set the area outside the scannable
area, sometimes it drags the corner instead of the side
At 03:18 PM 12-12-00 -, you wrote:
Rob,
I've just had a failure, yesterday, with a Kodak Gold Ultima
CDR. I put about 50 images on it, sealed it, so that I can add more
later, came to re-open it and it will not allow me any more access.
I'm just using a Yamaha 4416 (I think) with
At 11:49 AM 29-11-00 -, you wrote:
Alan,
I recently purchased the Complete National Geographics 31 CDs
of all of their 110 years of magazines plus the set of 8 CDs of every
pull-out map that they have published. My Yamaha CD Reader/Writer has
a Hell of a job reading the Instalation
At 08:51 PM 06-11-00 -0800, you wrote:
I'm embarrassed to have to ask this question. I brought up SilverFast for
the first time and it is utterly beyond me how to select a specific frame,
or how to advance to the next frame. I tried every button in the interface
and I printed off the user manual
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