Hi,
I am trying to stop my Canon lide 30 which is recognised as a plustek canon
scanner from invoking it's course calibration so it performs a scan without
checking the bicolour strip everytime from shell using frontend scanimage.
I have used the -A option and see a few parameters I can set from shell but I
have found that I can only do this via a change to the plustek configuration
file, option:
option skipCalibration = 1 (installed default 0)
Then from shell if I want a calibration I specify --calibrate for a fine
calibration (I think).
1. I need root access to change the plustek configuration file. Is there a way
to pass this option from shell? I am using the default scanimage frontend.
Perhaps another frontend? I'm a total newbie here.
2. Also when I change this option, it'll do a scan at 300dpi fine but at 50dpi
makes some strange noises and the motor does not move the head forward. It
seems more like a position issue as it trys to move the head back a few mm
before scanning when option set to disable calibration. Default settings, it
scans at 50dpi fine as the head seems to start a slightly different position.
3. What are the side affects of not calibrating since I tried it a few times
and the images look crisp and clear?
4. I have used the calibration-cache command. Turning it on and adding the
calibrate switch for first scan and then missing the calibration switch off,
obviously with the configuration file changes mentioned above. To my
understanding, it does the scan with calibration because of switch and then all
other scans while scanner powered and configured will be using a cached version
of the calibration data? I just want to confirm my understand is correct or am
I wasting my time here and should not bother with any calibration since all
other scans will use some default data?
Regards,
g
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