ABC abc at telekom.ru wrote:
(resending to list)
Hi,
I've just tested xerox_mfp on the 1815dn, and it works very well,
although I've had two segfaults with XSane. It could be related to
SANE 1.1, though. A color scan from the ADF will segfault midway;
although the backtrace seems to
On Sun, Feb 01, 2009 at 10:41:32AM +0100, Julien BLACHE wrote:
Other than that, the backend is conflicting with usblp to claim the
USB device; do you have a way to fix that? Would going over the
emulated parallel port be possible?
Strangely, as I'm using standard SANE interface to
ABC abc at telekom.ru wrote:
Hi,
There is two interfaces in device, I use sanei_usb_open which is
claiming right interface.
Ah, nice. I missed that :)
How could it conflict?
The problem is not a hard conflict in this case, but:
usb 1-1: usbfs: interface 1 claimed by usblp while
Julien BLACHE wrote:
What's the state of your driver so far? What are your plans?
I've made a backend out of it, however it has some issues with closing
the device/opening it once again (scanner sends me some weird data..)
Unfortunately I'm a bit short of time to finish it :(
ABC abc at
Vladimir Koutny vlado at sane.ksp.sk wrote:
Hi,
I've made a backend out of it, however it has some issues with closing
the device/opening it once again (scanner sends me some weird data..)
Unfortunately I'm a bit short of time to finish it :(
Is the code available somewhere?
JB.
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Julien
Hi,
I have a (non-SANE) driver for network scanning using Dell 1600n, 1815dn,
Ricoh FX200, Xerox Phaser 6110 and Samsung CLX-2160N MFP, see
http://www.jon.demon.co.uk/dell1600n-net-scan/
I originally wrote the Dell 1600n part prior to writing a SANE backend (which
I then did: dell1600n_net)
Julien BLACHE wrote:
Vladimir Koutny vlado at sane.ksp.sk wrote:
Hi,
I've made a backend out of it, however it has some issues with closing
the device/opening it once again (scanner sends me some weird data..)
Unfortunately I'm a bit short of time to finish it :(
Is the code available
Vladimir Koutny vlado at sane.ksp.sk wrote:
Is the code available somewhere?
http://people.ksp.sk/~vlado/scx-xx/sane-beta/
Please note that it is beta code - based on test.c and my previous code -
so not really polished yet :(
Great, thanks :)
Not sure it is worth spending much time on
Vladimir Koutny vlado at sane.ksp.sk wrote:
Hi Vladimir,
I already have a stand-alone app which can scan any area, in any
resolution and any color mode. Some things are not solved yet (ie it
just dumps raw data without any headers), but it generally works.
What's the state of your driver so
There is possibility that some of Samsung MFP devices could work with
xerox_mfp backend.
On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 10:57:36AM +0100, Julien BLACHE wrote:
Vladimir Koutny vlado at sane.ksp.sk wrote:
I already have a stand-alone app which can scan any area, in any
resolution and any color
ABC abc at telekom.ru wrote:
There is possibility that some of Samsung MFP devices could work with
xerox_mfp backend.
That'd be great. I have a Dell 1815dn MFP that's just a rebadged
Samsung, and I'd be more than happy to get rid of the proprietary
backend crap that keeps locking up the device
Looking inside of Xerox Phaser 3200MFP I see such chips
that may help to identify compatible devices:
Samsung CHORUSm - ARM processor.
SCX-4725F/XRH V1.15(LF) - Samsung multifunction.
ISP1582BS - Philips USB controller.
Probably need to add chip detection to sane-find-scanner.
On Sat, Jan 17,
Hi Abel,
Great work! Having done some reverse engineering myself sone years ago,
I believe that have an idea how much sweat you must have put into
analyzing the data traffic.
A small remark: The third byte of many commands you list on the web page
seem to be SCSI commands:
06 - this
Hi list,
since I don't really like Samsung's binary Linux driver for SCX-4200
(which btw. works fine for me), and since it won't work on a mipsel box
(openwrt distro) - and I got no answer on this from Samsung, I've
decided to reverse engineer the protocol - which is, fortunately, quite
trivial.
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