The epjitsu backend was entirely reverse engineered. No documentation
is available from Fujitsu. I tried to pare down the commands sent to
the minimum needed to make the scanner operate, and reduced things
like size of calibration data.
The patch for the S1100 has much better calibration and more
H Ben,
> I'm trying to add support for the S1300i to the epjitsu backend.
So am I (although not active currently)
> 1) There are quite a few commands used by the S1300i Windows driver
> which aren't mentioned in epjitsu.c. All the unknown command sequences
> I've seen are collected together in u
I was assuming/hoping that it would be closer to the S300 than the
S1100. The S1100 commit has been useful as a guide, but actually I'm
working off master. There's not much to see yet though; most of the
work so far has been in analyzing the protocol and dumping the magic
data.
My branch is at htt
Hi
I'm trying to add support for the S1300i to the epjitsu backend.
I've written a pcap analyzer in Scala
(https://github.com/bchallenor/epjitsu-analyzer) which dumps the
commands to a log file. It then pulls out the magic data and writes a
C header file. You can see all the logs/header files at
