You must set page-width and page-height to the size of the paper, then
you set -t, -l, -x and -y to the area on that paper you wish to scan.
Often the whole thing. The apparent limits on the scan area change
based on the paper size:
scanimage --help
and
scanimage --page-width 308 --page-height 925
new to mailing lists so I hope I did this correctly.
I am using scanimage. Here is the shell script for it (note that the
Fujitsu 6670 is the only scanner device connected):
scanner=`scanimage --formatted-device-list=%d`
dateVal=`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S`
mkdir -p /images/$dateVal
touch /images/$dateV
Some scanners, like my HP Scanjet 5590, have hard limits (a little over 14" or
356mm in my case) that can't be exceeded.
T. S. Hunter
--- El mi? 22-feb-12, m. allan noah escribi?:
De: m. allan noah
Asunto: Re: [sane-devel] SANE scanning of documents that are ~430mm x ~280mm
A: &quo
Are you using scanimage? It's options are order sensitive. Make sure
you set page-width and page-height before -x and -y. If that does not
work, let me know, and well start debugging.
allan
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 10:18 AM, Robert Whelan II
wrote:
> OS Ubuntu 11.10
> Scanner Fujitsu 6670
>
> We
OS Ubuntu 11.10
Scanner Fujitsu 6670
We have folded documents that we need to scan all of the pages. In the
java process that I've created, it should theoretically do all of the
splitting and reconciling of the images into multiple pages. The
problem I'm running into is that I've tried setting the
