Hi,
I have scanjet 2400c. I can do testing.
How do I do testing?
Thx,
Sanjay
Hello,
the geneys backend doesn't fully support the 2400c. It is
a matter of finding
all the constants for it. I have received some USB logs so I should be
able
to find some thin
m http://www.sysnucleus.com/
plz send me that log.
Thanks ®ards,
Parag.
On 12/14/05, Sanjay Chigurupati wrote:
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> Hi,
> I have a scanjet 2400c and am between projects. I can help over the
> weekends.
> I have Win XP with SP2. and 2.6 Kernel versions of Linux ( fedora co
will do it over the weekend.
whats the best one of those software. had stability issues on xp on my
desktop before. dint have sp2 tho
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Hi,
I tried contacting HP too. Had met Bdale garbee at Linux Bangalore meet. he
said he would try to see if he could help. will send him one more e-mail
and see if it works. also tried contacting one of the R &D people. Bdale
said that some of the scanner chipsets are from 3rdparty and may have
non
Hi,
I am interested in developing backend for scanjet 2400c. Is there anyone
else currently interested in same?
familiar with c, but new to driver development.
got some information from windows driver. btw is there any tool to look at
the code of dlls?
thanks,
Sanjay
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Hi,
The inf file that I found on my installation cd (HP scanner) says that it
is tulip enabled.
What exactly is tulip?
Btw, abt the inf file is it ok if I post it over here? I understood it a
bit, but would like to get a clearer understanding.
Thanks,
Sanjay
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Hi,
I found this inf file on my windows setup disk for HP Scanjet 2400c.
Could you please give comments on the info in it?
Btw does anyone know what tulip is for?
Thanks,
Sanjay
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Hi,
Mike is also working on the scanner driver. I am working on the version for
scanjet 2400c, which seems to use the same driver as scanjet 3670 c. Maybe
we could co-ordinate.
I e-mailed directly but for some reason it bounced off ur id.
Regards,
Sanjay
Does that mean HP 2400c and HP 2300c are supported by the latest cvs
version of Sane?
HP 3670 and HP 2400 seem similar except for HP 3670 having an additional
function button . Atleast thats what it looks like from windows driver.
Would have to check on that. Its been a while since I had a look a
Hi,
Please correct me if I am wrong. This is my understanding:
1) genesys.conf defines the vendor id and , (usb address ?)
2) genesys_low.c is the low level implementation for the scanner with
genesys_low.c being the header file for it
3) genesys.c is the high level implementation for the scanne
Sanjay Chigurupati wrote:
> Does that mean HP 2400c and HP 2300c are supported by the latest cvs
> version of Sane?
>
NO. sane-find-scanner might be able to tell whether this scanner is based
on a
gl646. There is no backend for that scanner.
Frank.
Hi,
I looked at Henning's page. I was looking at Genesys backend as reference
for understanding on how to write backend.
Which of the usb backends on that page would serve as a good example to
write a backend? I read the status, but I am confused.
I guess I need to set cvs up on my home machine
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