Hi Stef,
The usbsnoop logs are on the desktop of the windows machine. The scanner
doesn't support 75dpi, so I've made snoops for 100dpi, 150dpi and 300 dpi.
Let me know if I can help any further.
Cheers,
Milko
>>> Stef <stef.dev at free.fr> 11/28/12 7:24 AM >>>
On 27/11/2012 07:02, Milko Simeonov wrote:
Hi Stef,
At least as per its manual, this device (the flatbed unit) cannot
operate on its own. You need to have a scanner (for example a DR-3010C)
and this flatbed unit is an addition to the scanner. I've tried in
Windows - if you connect only the flatbed unit, you cannot scan. You need
to have both devices connected. Of course, this could simply be a
restriction set on purpose in the Windows driver.
I can give you full remote access to a Windows PC and to a Linux
PC with both scanning devices connected, and I can ensure there will be a
person you can talk to at all times. Would this be OK?
Cheers,
Milko
Hello,
this kind of setting is far from ideal. But we could give it a
try. Before going further, I'd like to study the UsbSnoop log of a 75, 150
and 300 dpi full scan area. So I can investigate and plan what should be
done.
Regards,
Stef
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