On 06/12/05 22:30, St?phane VOLTZ wrote:
> Hello,
>
> sorry to have taken so long to answer, but I have little time and many
> things
> to do ... However, I believe it isn't helpful to modify the warmup that way.
> You have to set up the right register values instead. Also, you have to make
> sure that the scanner is using an area suitable for it, if the head is on a
> black area, no warmup will succeed.
>
> If I had enough time, here's how I'd do:
> - get a windows usb log of a colour preview, just after powering-up
> scanner
> - extract from it the values to put in genesys_devices regarding
> constants in
> Genesys_Frontend, Genesys_Sensor, Genesys_Gpo, Genesys_Motor.
> Current values aren't considered exact, testing is needed.
> - by running scanimage with full debug and comparing it's output with
> decode
> usb log, modify the genesys_gl646.c file to take 2400 specifics
> into account. Every places where is a xxx_HP2300 constant is a
> candidate.
>
> The HP2300 and MD5345 use a method to build slope tables which is superseded
> by the method used for GL841 parts. This newer method should be preferred.
> That involves using the newer exposure time comptuing function.
>
> I again attach the scripts I use to turn an usb log into something more
> suitable for developpement. I tested it on HP2400 logs I have. I think have
> all the elements to finish support for 2400 but I'm missing an essential
> thing: the scanner itself.
Hello,
I have tried to use your awk scripts on the windows usb logs. There seems to
be a missing file from your tarball, here's what I get when I run decode.sh:
reformatting data ...
compacting URBs ...
sorting ...
depacking ...
parsing ...
awk: fatal: can't open source file `parse1.awk' for reading (No such file or
directory)
executing motor2.awk...
executing genesys_get_status.awk...
executing testR70.awk...
executing genesys_fe_write_data.awk...
executing genesys_set_buffer_address.awk...
executing genesys_set_buffer_address2.awk...
executing genesys_read_feed_steps.awk...
executing genesys_bulk_write_data.awk...
executing genesys_bulk_write_next.awk...
executing genesys_bulk_read_data.awk...
executing genesys_bulk_read_next.awk...
executing genesys_bulk_write_register2.awk...
executing genesys_bulk_write_register.awk...
executing genesys_read_register.awk...
Needless to say I get an empty output file.
regards,
Carlos.
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From shrow...@uniting.com.au Wed Apr 19 21:42:39 2006
From: shrow...@uniting.com.au (Jeff Shrowder)
Date: Wed Apr 19 22:12:26 2006
Subject: [Fwd: Re: [sane-devel] Wanted: SnoopyPro and SniiffUSB Informations]
Message-ID: <4446aecf.1070...@uniting.com.au>
Oooops!
Meant to cc this one to the list.
Jeff
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [sane-devel] Wanted: SnoopyPro and SniiffUSB Informations
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 22:44:40 +1000
From: Jeff Shrowder <shrow...@uniting.com.au>
To: Martin Seekatz <mar...@pibbs.org>
References: <200604190022.42040.mar...@pibbs.org>
Martin Seekatz wrote:
>
> But the results with SnoopyPro Version 0.22 and SniiffUSB was not
> helpfully at all.
>
Hi Martin,
I started having a look at this several weeks ago but had to put
everything aside preparing for Easter. I had the same problem with
SnoopyPro and wasn't able to spend time on tracking down a more helpful
alternative program. Maybe over the coming weekend :-)
I've presently got my Canon LiDE 500F running on a dual-boot
win98/RedHat9 box (networked to a couple of other linux machines)
I'll let you know what progress I make :-)
Jeff
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