Dear
I want to write a new backend for a scanner ,I have already write a
stand-alone scanning program.How can I add the driver to SANE backend.Could
you tell me the method, thanks
Best Regards
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Le mercredi 14 septembre 2011 10:22:26 Joachim Franek, vous avez ?crit :
On Wednesday 14 September 2011 06:32:44 Chris Riddoch wrote:
I also have a CanoScan 8400F, and may be able to assist with testing. I
currently don't have a Windows system available to do USB snooping with,
so I'm not
many of us are waiting for progress on this scanner. unfortunately I
haven't the knowledge to make a driver.
Denis
Le 14/09/2011 13:36, stef a ?crit :
Le lundi 12 septembre 2011 14:42:53 Laci Gaspar, vous avez ?crit :
Hi
Since I own a CanoScan 5600F I was happy to see that there seems to
First step is to read http://www.sane-project.org/contrib.html There
are some links on that page which are helpful.
I assume this machine does not use the same protocol as the existing
Avision machines? If it does, then it would be easier to modify the
existing sane avision backend.
allan
On
Le mercredi 14 septembre 2011 13:45:06 Jallat Denis, vous avez ?crit :
many of us are waiting for progress on this scanner. unfortunately I
haven't the knowledge to make a driver.
Denis
Hello,
since it is a CCD based scanner, it is far too different from the gl847
I too, am willing to test and do some coding, but not as a lead programmer.
I thought I saw a thread by someone who was working on it.
I do currently have a few desktops, and enough parts to make more and
plenty of copies of various versions of windows. Although I doubt I have a
copy of Windows 7
You have to dig into the sane standard a bit to understand why values
sometimes get rounded. SANE_FIX datatype has a certain granularity,
and the backend itself sets a step quantity on any range values, and
then the backend also gets to 'clean' the value after the frontend
changes it. It is
