and does hp/marvel make scanning software for osx?
allan
On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 8:25 PM, David Poole wrote:
>
>> Are you managers aware that your protocol was already reverse engineered?
>> http://www.sane-project.org/lists/sane-backends-cvs.html#S-HPLJM1005
>
> Yup, I've pointed that out. Did
"Fran?ois Revol" wrote:
Hi,
>> There actually was a scanner/imaging device standard class defined
>> for
>> USB, and it never went anywhere.
>
> Well, just like webcams, until finally some big player switched to UVC,
> like Apple.
My point. Except the iSight doesn't actually talk proper UVC.
2008/12/27 Paul Wise :
> Hi all,
>
> [Please CC me in all replies]
>
> I've been thinking it would be cool if the SANE project didn't have to
> write new scanner drivers for each and every new USB scanner that comes
> out.
>
> The way to do this would be to define some USB protocol and have it
> st
2008/12/28 David Poole :
>> Sounds like you would be the kind of manufacturer to publish protocol
>> specs, do you plan to do that, or have you done so?
>
> Me, personally, I'd love to be able to do that. I've talked with my
> managers and no go. As a previous poster mentioned, our business types
> Hi,
>
> > The way to do this would be to define some USB protocol and have it
> > standardised by the USB Implementers Forum, then use that to
> > influence
> > the OEM scanner manufacturers to implement it on new scanners.
>
> There actually was a scanner/imaging device standard class defined
This Multi function should be recognized and hopefully handled by
current Sane CVS.
If you're running a Linux distribution, you can follow the guidelines
given on this blog to install Sane CVS:
http://mp610.blogspot.com/2008/04/give-your-scanner-new-freshly-sane.html
When you have Sane CVS insta
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7) are ours. There's another
one (vid=0x5817) but I can't remember the official product name (ADF + Fax).
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Hi,
I've a Canon Multi Function 4122 , it is actually Canon MF 4150
without the Fax / Phone function. Sane identifies a USB scanner
attached to the machine, but fails to configure it. Output of lsusb
and sane-find-scanner is attached. Is there anyway to get it working
in Sane or is support for
> You'd better start from scratch and design a real protocol that
> doesn't have all the suckiness and limitations the current SANE
> network protocol has.
Fair enough.
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Paul Wise wrote:
Hi,
> The way to do this would be to define some USB protocol and have it
> standardised by the USB Implementers Forum, then use that to influence
> the OEM scanner manufacturers to implement it on new scanners.
There actually was a scanner/imaging device standard class defined
you did not say which version of sane this is, but i would suggest
upgrading to the latest CVS version.
allan
On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 5:03 AM, Ajay Shyanbhog wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've a Canon Multi Function 4122 , it is actually Canon MF 4150
> without the Fax / Phone function. Sane identifies a US
Hi,
This software is a proprietary, closed source driver. It does not have anything
to do with Sane, so it does not work with Xsane frontend. It only outputs to
TIFF file format. It is pretty much a command line interface. It seemed to work
pretty good overall.
It is designed to work with the
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