On 02/22/2010 06:43 AM, stef wrote:
> Le lundi 22 f?vrier 2010 02:09:14 Chris Berry, vous avez ?crit :
>
>> Hey Stef,
>>
>> I think I have isolated the gamma tables from the logs but there is a
>> significant difference; the gamma tables all seem to be sent at once to
>> the scanner. Regs 0x5b and 0x5c are both set to 0x00 and 1536 bytes are
>> sent to the scanner. I have attached the log file appearances of the
>> gamma tables to this email, there are five occurrences in my log file so
>> all sets are here. I have split them up myself into three blocks but in
>> the original snoop they all appear together.
>>
>> Will I need to modify the code base to account for all the gamma tables
>> being sent at once?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Chris
>>
>>
> Hello,
>
> no need to modify the backend. Both way of writing data give the same
> result.
> Since all 3 curves are the same, you can pick one (from the '1' write, others
> are simple ramps) and turn it into a list of 256 16 bits words. You can then
> import it in a spreadsheet.
> You may use this kind of awk script on a 1 line file with all the hex
> values:
> {
> for(i=1;i<NF;i+=2)
> {
> print strtonum($i)+256*strtonum($(i+1))
> }
> }
>
> Regards,
> Stef
>
>
Hey Stef,
Thanks for the awk script, helped a lot. I put the values into a
spreadsheet and got gamma values all around 1.0 so I didnt really need
to alter them at all, but it gives me something to talk about in my
report :). I have tweaked the gain and offset (offset is largely ignored
for AD type frontend it seems so I added a similar AD_OFFSET_CALIB
function to gl841) and now the picture seems right with the original
shading issues.
So now I need to alter the shading as the shading files are still
showing really odd things. How do I adjust these? I imagine I need to
find the calibration area in some way but im not sure how I do this?
After the shading is corrected I think I should be ready to test, is
there any formal testing procedure with SANE? There are a couple of
people who are awaiting this scanner backend and have agreed to help
testing so I will get it to them in some way. Im also going to sort my
patch out and get rid of any whitespace or other rubbish ;)
Cheers
Chris
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