On Mittwoch, 8. August 2007, David Campbell wrote:
Hi,
No scanimage gives the same dreadful noise from the scanner.
Please try and update SANE to the latest CVs version.
In 1.0.18, there have been some timing issues with the N760
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Gerhard
Hi,
Yes the scanning with the CVS version doesn't make the scanner create
those dreadful sounds, and it consistently works!! Thanks!
However, something strange that was happening initially though was that
scans were working fine, but right at the end of the scan when the scan
was successful,
Hi,
I have some comments on xsane about page counts and about ADF:
[1]
If you're using a flatbed scanner and in the main scanning window you
change the number of scan pages to a number, for example 30, and you
start the scan, xsane is pretty much unstoppable (seems to be a bug).
If you press
Hello!
I've recently stumbled upon the SANE libraries in an effort to gain
access to a scanner. What I would like to do, is be able to read
from a scanner, but not to create an image, but instead to pull RGB
data from a single line of scan. Meaning I only need a scan size of
1 pixel x
the problem here is not sane. infact, sane is not all that useful to
you, as it is designed as an interface to setup a wide variety of
parameters on 2-d scan, and aquire an image occasionally. you would be
better off probably writing a stand-alone libusb program to aquire the
data.
your big
A sheetfeed scanner seems the best device to use (after removing parts).
Depending on your specifications, tests with a webcam can also deliver
enough information (remove the lines with data you don't need).
A modified xcam backend is maybe also usable.
On Thu, 2007-08-09 at 09:35 -0400, m.
Hello,
I am trying to understand the GL640USB IEEE-1284 to USB Bridge. I have
looked at a few implementations of this bridge. Each time the
following registers are used (this code is from the canon630u
backend):
/* Register codes for the bridge. These are NOT the registers for the
scanner
