Is there a list of the different chips used by the various
devices for the genesys driver? I've been searching the archives and
unsupported pages to find them. I figure any chips that are identical
between the different devices could be used rather than create duplicate
entries. For example, I have
Brian J Densmore wrote:
> My investigation of the CanoScan 8400F has so far found the following.
>
> --
> chips :
>
> ...
> Allegro A3967SLB microstepping motor driver.
>
> Allegro L6219DS Dual full-bridge PWM motor driver.
My research on this
Pierre Willenbrock wrote:
>Pierre Willenbrock schrieb:
>
>
>>The attached patch primarily adds yet another shading calibration
>>method, using the black and white strips at the top of the scanning
>>area. It also adds support for led exposure calibration needed for cis
>>scanners and instant pow
Tom, most of the fujitsu scsi models are resonably well supported, and use
very similar protocols to one another. fujitsu is also pretty good about
giving out documents of the scanner internals. so, if you use one of
theirs, its pretty easy to get them working, at least in a basic form.
many o
Hello
1.
Can any one tell me a sane supported USB ADF[automatic document feeder]
scanner.
I would like to know one i can get in current market. in USA.
snapscan 1236u supports adf but i guess this is old one i cant get in any
store in USA.
2.
How to use xsane for adf scanners. can we use this app a
Hello,
On Oct 12 11:37 david wrote (shortened):
> I think it is not unlikely that in 10 years most scanners
> will be sold with a Linux driver in the box.
I agree.
> So the question becomes what is the best way to help
> manufactures supply a good driver.
Make them aware of
http://www.sane-pr
Johannes Meixner wrote:
>Hello,
>
>On Oct 12 11:12 Ren? Rebe wrote (shortened):
>
>
>>>Maybe it's time
>>>someone works on making TWAIN applications for Linux?
>>>
>>>
>>Why? SANE is the OSS cross platform API for Unix, Unix-a-like
>>or even OS/2.
>>
>>
>
>Of course, but...
>
>
Than
My investigation of the CanoScan 8400F has so far found the following.
--
ref:
[1]http://www.genesyslogic.com/econtents/product02.asp?SN=48&minicidx=3&lastcidx=18
[2]http://www.samsung.com/Products/Semiconductor/DRAM/SDRAM/SDRAMcomponent/64Mb
My investigation of the CanoScan 8400F has so far found the following.
cat /proc/bus/usb/devices :
...
T: Bus=01 Lev=01 Prnt=01 Port=05 Cnt=01 Dev#= 29 Spd=480 MxCh= 0
D: Ver= 2.00 Cls=ff(vend.) Sub=ff Prot=ff MxPS=64 #Cfgs= 1
P: Vendor=04a9 ProdID=221e Rev= 4.00
S: Manufacturer=Canon
S: P
On Tue, 2005-10-11 at 22:51 +0200, Philipp Schmid wrote:
> Brian J Densmore schrieb:
>
> Hello,
>
> So I think the only reasonable thing we could do is to devel one general SANE
> backend that
> is able to work with all TWAIN-drivers. But I'm not a man of TWAIN and I
> can't say if
> this is th
I have been posting this question for a while now and no one
on this list have shared their experiences. You guys must
have some successful integration for some midsize scanner with
SANE. I am looking for a scanner and a developer who can
write a back-end driver to communicate between scanner an
My investigation of the CanoScan 8400F has so far found the following.
--
chips :
Scanner chip = GL843[1]
I'm trying to get the datasheet on this. It's not
downloadable yet that I can see. I'll use the 842 datasheet for now.
I suspe
My investigation of the CanoScan 8400F has so far found the following.
--
chips :
Scanner chip = GL843[1]
I'm trying to get the datasheet on this. It's not
downloadable yet that I can see. I'll use the 842 datasheet for now.
I su
> And you're completely WRONG.
>
> What drivers are you going to get with your scanner for Linux ?
> Binary-only i386 crappy proprietary drivers written in C++ ?
>
> 1. this won't help non-i386 users
> 2. there are no TWAIN applications for Linux (yet)
> 3. C++ means the drivers *WILL* be broken
Hi again,
> > Some possibly interesting things could be:
> > 1) list of USB VID/PIDs
> > 2) Lut names, like lut_TA.plg, lut.plg and LutGray.plg
> > Can you find any files like that on your PC?
>
> Ok, got them, they are now in the new section :
> http://mibix.de/wiki/index.php/MD6190_Win_Driver
>
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