Thanks! I would be interested to see your script.
What's the exact model number on your epson?
Chris Marshall
--- Klemens Dickbauer wrote:
> Hi Chris!
>
> I'm also using an Epson Perfection 1200 with the ADF option for several years
> for pretty the same purpose as you do. I am satisfied wit
Hi Chris!
I'm also using an Epson Perfection 1200 with the ADF option for several years
for pretty the same purpose as you do. I am satisfied with its performance,
only a hissing noise when it's idle is a little bit disturbing... (-;
If you're going to purchase one if its sucessors and are inter
Il giorno 15/gen/04, alle 17:19, m. allan noah ha scritto:
> scanner we use is fujitsu fi-4120C it has scsi and usb 1.1 ports
Allan:
Are you still converting fuijtsu backend to use sanei_thread instead
of fork?
Ciao
Giovanni
as soon as i find a spare minute :)
allan
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, avv. Giovanni Rocchi wrote:
> Il giorno 15/gen/04, alle 17:19, m. allan noah ha scritto:
>
> > scanner we use is fujitsu fi-4120C it has scsi and usb 1.1 ports
>
> Allan:
> Are you still converting fuijtsu backend to use sanei_thr
I just checked (since I usually use xsane instead of scanimage), but when
I do:
scanimage --source "Automatic Document Feeder" > image.pnm
it scans one page from the feeder, then gives me the prompt back.
And 20 pages work fine in the feeder (the manual says more than that, but
20 seems to be ab
I've been using an Epson Perfection 1640 with sane for a while. It has a
document feeder although it gets stuck occasionally, so probably isn't
suitable for very high volume scanning. I think it was in the $300
range.
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Christopher Marshall wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a
my company does something similar to what you describe. we started out
using scanimage called from a perl script to scan individual pages. but,
we needed to monitor the status of various sensors and buttons in the
hardware, which sane does not give access to. so now, we dont use sane,
but for y
> scanner we use is fujitsu fi-4120C it has scsi and usb 1.1 ports, is
> very small, and quite tough. but it's pretty expensive (~900 bucks
> retail). the older scsi fujitsu's are pretty good too (3091, 3092, etc)
> though they tend to not support the range of resolutions of the newer
> models.
That sounds perfect!
As for high volume, I don't need that high. If I had a good shot at scanning
20 pages at a time,
I'd be willing to spend $300 to get that capability.
Thanks for the steer.
So, how does sane-epson handle document feeding? If I invoke scanimage, would
it feed one page,
sca
Can anyone recommend a scanner that works with sane and has a document feeder?
Assuming there is such a scanner...
I would like to be able to invoke scanimage so that it loads a new page, scans
it, and exits.
With that, it is a simple matter to write scripts to handle the naming of each
separa
Hi all:
My project includes scanning multiple page documents. I want to do this with
a doc feeder.
1. Are there any recommendations on which model to buy?
2. If a model is recommended is someone using that model with the doc
feeder?
I have a Umax Astra 2400S with a doc feeder. I can get scanima
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