Dale,
Re scanning odd-sized objects, do you need to scan non-flat items, e.g.,
non-document objects that don't lie perfectly flat? I don't know if
anybody tests depth-of-field or uniformity of illumination for objects not
directly on the flatbed. Would be interesting to hear anecdotal evidence.
Folks,
I have a Fujitsu fi-4750C SCSI-scanner (Actually, two of them, one recently
for spare parts, but it may be good enough for use. Will know soon. Ping
me directly if interested.)
Works fine using the standard Fujitsu WinXP TWAIN driver, using Acrobat 10
as the scanning app, but slow (runni
Offer withdrawn.
Arranged for less expensive packing and shipping. Will use for spare
parts. (Let me know if you need any :-)
Mike
On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 4:10 PM, Mike Wirth wrote:
> Folks,
>
> Bought a used Fujitsu fi-4750c scanner from an online auction at CSU San
> Marc
Folks,
Bought a used Fujitsu fi-4750c scanner from an online auction at CSU San
Marcos, about 35 miles north of San Diego, CA, mainly to get the unopened
box of maintenance supplies that was part of the lot (for the scanner I
already have). Thought a relative in San Diego could pick it up for me
Folks,
Succeeded in installing SANE and xsane on an old PowerPC Mac G5 :-) It
even talks to my Fujitsu fi-4750c for scanning with xsane using the SCSI
card in my G5. Was able to scan from the flatbed and using the ADF from
page fronts (at least for a single test page).
So far, so,good. But whe
Folks,
I have an Epson Perfection 1670 scanner that I'm trying to resurrect.
Could run it on a WinXP machine or a MacBook Pro, but all efforts to use
it have failed. Symptoms common to all HW/SW combinations are:
- On power up, USB disconnected, machine makes some noise, light (in
middle
Folks,
Sorry to bother you, but I seem to be tangled up in my underwear :-) on a
scanner issue. So I thought I would check among the experts here...
Happened to find an Epson "Multi Photo Feeder", Model EU-91, at a local
surplus electronics store at a price I couldn't pass up (Hey, I can always
7;t remember the specific error
msg; probably timeout).
Steven provided me with some draft how-to instructions on setting up saned
for my SCSI scanner, which were helpful in getting as far as I did. Once I
sort out the remaining problems :-) I owe him an improved draft.
Mike
-- Forwarded
Folks,
A quick search revealed the following 2004 Linux magazine article on
network scanning: ://www.linux-mag.com/id/1630/
Is there something more recent that I should read that provides an overview
and details for how to set up same?
Configuration:
Scanner: Fujitsu fi-4750c w/SCSI interface
Ho
Folks,
Sorry if this is off-topic, but this seems to be a good place to ask. I
have a Fujitsu fi-4750C scanner with a SCSI interface, running happily from
an old ThinkPad with full dock and SCSI PCI card. I'm using Adobe Acrobat
10 Pro as the scanning app (with OCR and ClearScan compression) wit
The good news: I am now the proud owner of a Fujitsu fi-4750C scanner and
anticipate converting the mountain of paper in my life to bits in PDF files.
The bad news: I now have to revisit the sins of my youth and reconstruct a
suitable SCSI and driver environment so I can use my copy of Adobe Acrob
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