Look at the source code for scanimage, see how it translates SANE_status to
exit codes. If that is not sufficient, you might need to catch its STDERR
stream, and parse it.
Really, for what you are trying to do, you might be better off interfacing
with the SANE API instead of trying to drive
Double feeds:
The 5900c has a super sonic double feed detection.
On December 9, 2023 8:56:58 PM GMT+02:00, Wes Rishel wrote:
>I have a program that uses SANE to run a Fujitsu fi-5900c scanner, but I
>only have access to the scanner when I am doing production work. So I am
>writing code on a
I have such a scanner fi5900c (iirc - need to look into the storage room with
my scanner collection) and can provide access for you.
You can get a linux computer e.g. old dell workstation with scsi board and 45nm
xeon with a root shell and ssh.
I am trying to find a USB webcam so you can see
I have a program that uses SANE to run a Fujitsu fi-5900c scanner, but I
only have access to the scanner when I am doing production work. So I am
writing code on a system where the scanner is not available.
It would help to have a list of the return codes from scanimage while
working on a Fujitsu
