One thing you could also try: use Vuescan, it uses it own drivers instead of 
the ASPI.
In my case it works on an SCSI ACER scanner that doesn't work with the original 
factory driver.
http://www.hamrick.com/
You don't have to buy it in order to try it out.


On Wednesday 11 May 2005 02:58, Joseph Tainter wrote:
FJW> I need to call again on my computer support team. You guys 
FJW> know who you are -- the ones who held my hand while I 
FJW> installed Windows XP.
FJW> 
FJW> Everything is connected and working fine, except for my 
FJW> Nikon LS-2000 scanner. It is an older one that connects by a 
FJW> SCSI card. In Windows 98SE the scanner and its connection 
FJW> worked fine.
FJW> 
FJW> In XP, Windows recognizes the SCSI card and says it is 
FJW> working properly. I connected the scanner to it and booted 
FJW> up. Windows reported new hardware (i.e., it detected the 
FJW> scanner), and asked for its software. Here the problems 
FJW> began. Both the current and an older version of Nikon Scan 
FJW> install okay, but cannot detect the scanner. Windows can 
FJW> "see" the scanner and says that it is working okay.
FJW> 
FJW> I got the scanner second-hand. It came without the original 
FJW> SCSI card, by Adaptec. I got a SIIG card, which, as I 
FJW> mentioned, worked just fine.
FJW> 
FJW> I have contacted technical help at both SIIG and Nikon. SIIG 
FJW> has not yet answered. Nikon answered late today. The first 
FJW> thing Nikon said is that XP does not support SCSI 
FJW> connections. Huh??!! Is this so? Then Nikon said it should 
FJW> work okay anyway, but I need the Adaptec SCSI card and 
FJW> something called "ASPI Layer 4.70." Then it should work.
FJW> 
FJW> I am reluctant to shell out the money for a different card 
FJW> unless I can be certain that the combination will work. Does 
FJW> anyone know anything about ASPI Layer 4.70, or have any 
FJW> other thoughts about getting the scanner working? Would the 
FJW> lack of ASPI Layer 4.70 be the reason why the Nikon Scan 
FJW> software cannot "see" the scanner?
FJW> 
FJW> Thanks,
FJW> 
FJW> Joe
FJW> 
FJW> 
FJW> 

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Frits W�thrich



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