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> Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2012 17:48:27 +0930
> From: Andrew McDonnell
> To: sane-devel at lists.alioth.debian.org
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Hi all,
I have developed a partially completed backend for a Canon FS4000 slide
scanner. It can scan a chosen slide or negative position into a native
resolution negative image.
I have uploaded a patch generated from my git working copy (using git diff
origin) against the development tree, to:
Do you receive 3 * 2 bytes per pixel? The FS2710S also produces
2 bytes, of which 12 bit are significant, in the order RRGGBB.
The Canon-SCSI backend contains some portions that convert these
raw data to the usual 8 bit representation. Perhaps this code can
be modified to fit your case.
Regards,
Hi,
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 11:59:18AM -0400, Dave Burns wrote:
> I am making good progress reverse-engineering the SCSI protocol for this
> film scanner. I now have a short test program in C that scans film and I now
> have the challenge of decoding the image data returned. It appears to be raw
>
Sorry, ignore this post. It's not raw data as I can now see an image with
different scanning parameters.
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I am making good progress reverse-engineering the SCSI protocol for this
film scanner. I now have a short test program in C that scans
I am making good progress reverse-engineering the SCSI protocol for this
film scanner. I now have a short test program in C that scans film and I now
have the challenge of decoding the image data returned. It appears to be raw
sensor data. I don't have experience with many other scanners: is this
t
I once had an opportunity to look at an SCSI protocol of
a FS4000. The protocol differs significantly from those
of the SCSI flatbed scanners and the older film scanners.
Moreover, there appear several SCSI commands which my
handbook lists as "proprietary/undocumented". Reverse
engineering will the
I'm interested in reverse-engineering this scanner. I've looked over the
support page on the SANE site and I see there were some requests for info by
Eric Bachard from this list last August. I emailed him but no reply hence my
mail to the whole list.
I've figured out how to get logs from Canon's o
Good luck! I tried the same with Canon Germany and Canon England
last year, but without success.
Ulrich Deiters (Physical Chemistry at U. of Cologne)
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Hi,
FYI, I've send this mail (as attachment) at Canon France ("contact").
Sorry, it's in French (but easy to understand),
> > Can someone give me a model/template for asking Canon documentation
> > about FS4000US ?
>
> I don't think there really is a template. When I wrote to Mustek I
> told them what I'm trying to achieve, added some links to SANE
> (http://www.meier-geinitz.de/sane/misc/manufacturers.html may be
>
e...@b.org schrieb:
>> sane-find-scanner detects the Canon scanner by sending a ACAI INQUIRY
>> command to each SG device. The INQUIRY commands returns the data you
>> also see from "rescan scsi bus" output: Things like device type and
>> vendor/device name.
>>
>
> rescan-scsi-bus.sh ask to th
Hi,
abel deuring a écrit:
> [cc-ed to new mailing list]
>
> sane-find-scanner detects the Canon scanner by sending a ACAI INQUIRY
> command to each SG device. The INQUIRY commands returns the data you
> also see from "rescan scsi bus" output: Things like device type and
> vendor/device name.
>
[cc-ed to new mailing list]
e...@b.org wr6te:
> First rescan the scsi bus :
>
> Host adapter 2 (scsi_debug) found.
> Scanning for device 1 0 1 0 ...
> OLD: Host: scsi1 Channel: 00 Id: 01 Lun: 00
> Vendor: CANONModel: IX-40015GRev: 1.07
> Type: Scanner
On Saturday, September 20, 2003, at 07:19 AM, abel deuring wrote:
[ ... ]
> I think that I've heard somewhere that vuescan is able to print the
> SCSI commands sent to a scanner. If this is true, you can compare the
> commands sent by vuescan and by the Canon backend. This may give you
> some id
Hi,
For my first post in this _new_ list, I think I've got some good news :-)
I've tested usbsnoopy and Vuescan with success [ *usb and SCSI* ] on
win98SE :-)
So : for now the FS4000 works with VuesScan with SCSI/usb in windows,
only SCSI in Linux.
Not tested other usb-sniffer on Windows. I'
henn...@meier-geinitz.de said:
>> Can someone give me a model/template for asking Canon documentation
>> about FS4000US ?
>
> I don't think there really is a template. When I wrote to Mustek I
> told them what I'm trying to achieve, added some links to SANE (http://
> www.meier-geinitz.de/sane/mis
Hi,
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 08:42:38AM +0200, e...@b.org wrote:
> backend-writing translation is 100% translated, and will soon be OK.
> Need to be verified again before to be available. The new name is
> backend-writing_fr_version.txt.
Nice, thanks. In CVS it will be just named backend-writing
eric.bach...@free.fr said:
> an the chipset inside FS4000US be a National Semiconductor LM98501 or
> a LM98503 ? The to one I think are 10-Bits (18 ou 27 MHz) MSPS Camera
> Signal Processor.
Very unlikely. This scanner as I understand it is a combo USB/SCSI
scanner. Only a deranged loony would
Hi everyone,
Just for say :
backend-writing translation is 100% translated, and will soon be OK.
Need to be verified again before to be available. The new name is
backend-writing_fr_version.txt.
A (very serious) question :
Can the chipset inside FS4000US be a National Semiconductor LM98501
Hi,
Excuse me, I've found the backend-wrintig.txt, in the sane-backend cvs
snapshot. Don't know why I've missed it... :-/
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Hi,
On Tue, Sep 09, 2003 at 06:01:10PM +0200, e...@b.org wrote:
> about Canon FS4000US USB/SCSI film/diapos scanner
I've added the information you provided to our lists, see
http://www.meier-geinitz.de/sane/misc/canon-fs4000.html. When you have
a website or other location where you place informat
Hi everyone,
about Canon FS4000US USB/SCSI film/diapos scanner
First, it works fine with Vuescan but with scsi only. Vuescan is a good
software, so I decided to purchase a (pro) licence. And so I'll be able
to test new unsupported scanners with it, to find information if I can.
But, I want to
I had a look at a transaction log of a Canon FS4000 connected
via SCSI: The SCSI commands are not the same as for the other
Canon scanners. A number of them is vendor-specific and - since
Canon does not make programming details available - undocumented.
Hence the Canon-SCSI backend cannot be used
Hi,
On Mon, May 12, 2003 at 12:43:32PM +0200, Mariusz S. Jurgielewicz wrote:
> When I turned it on my USB mouse hangs.
What does that mean exactly? The computer runs ok but the the mouse
pointer doesn't move after powering on the scanner? Any messages in
/var/log/messages when you turn on the sca
When I turned it on my USB mouse hangs. Where can I find drivers for this
film scanner? BTW on the same machine Epson Perfection 1200 works fine
with SANE from SuSE 8.2
thanks,
Mariusz
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