Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion regarding Xsane vs xscanimage. I have
confirmed that xsane does not have a problem w/ cancelling scan so I
guess this points to an issue w/ xscanimage rather than w/ the DS3000 -
chinon backend. Since you mentioned that this is an old problem I am
assuming tha
I have run across another issue during DS3000 backend testing.When
using xscanimage if I let scans run to completion everything is fine.
If I use the "Cancel" button in the scan progress window the button
stays depressed, the scanner correctly aborts the scan and returns to
home, but t
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Frank Zago wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
>> 1. There is a check on the descriptor returned by
>> sane_get_select_fd() which always
Thanks for getting me pointed to build18 of the tstbackend.This
version has helped to find another bug inthe DS3000 backend.Now
DS3000 backend passes level 0,1,2 testing w/o errors but when running
with level 3 I still see some errors which seem like bugs in the
tstbackend. These are.
Chinon DS3000 backend development is moving along to the point where
I am testing it w/ various frontends.Things seem to be fairly stable
w/ scanimage, xscanimage.As recommened in docs I am trying to use
tstbackend which did not seem to be in the frontend source that I
downloaded.
I do not have the original source for the driver (Chinon only
shipped a windows driver w/o source). The scanner has both a
parallel port and a serial port interface. The serial interface
command set is very well documented (and I am more familiar w/ using
serial comm. on Linux!) so
Hello SANE Developers!Thanks for making a great scanning toolset.
I am probably the last person in the world who still has a working
Chinon DS3000 scanner!It is, I think, about 15 years old. I have a
working linux interface program and propose to make a sane backend for
this scanner.
