Hi,
Andreas Piening wrote:
>>Well if you need a duo (aka. combo scan/print) device I think you'll not
>>find one from Avision - sorry ... :-(
>
>
> What I mean is a standalone Printer and a standalone Scanner, both
> connected to a standard linux-based computer.
> The Printer can be any color-A3-laser and I only wanted to mention that
> in the context.
> The computer does everything like showing the touchscreen-gui,
> communicating with scanner and printer and conversion to pdf, sending
> per mail etc.
> So I don't think of a standalone combo device. Sorry for the bad
> wording.
Ah, sorry got that wrong.
Well there are Avision A3 scanners that come wihtout the integrated
print driver ASIC.
of hand I can list:
- AV 8000 (but it is not exactly cheap)
- AVA3 (older - no idea if still sold)
but just browse some device lists ... I copied the mail to a german
Avision distributor in the case he wants to reply with a current A3
sized scanner list ....
>>I think the parallel output is not accessible from the host computer ... :-(
>
>
> No, the parallel output is for connecting the scanner-system to a
> parallel printer I think. The Avision @V5100 has an additional USB 2.0
> (TWAIN) interface.
I meant driving the parallel port of the scanner from the host computer
to transfer data to the scanner attached printer might not be possible.
At least I see nothing in the Avision SPEC that would indicate this.
Yours,
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