[sane-devel] Re: Question about Microtek scanner 3830
Karsten Festag
karsten.festag at gmx.de
Sun Aug 10 17:43:58 BST 2003
Hi,
>
> On Thu, Aug 07, 2003 at 07:07:01PM +0200, Karsten Festag wrote:
> > The 3830 type is not yet supported as far as I know. The newer microtek
> > scanners are mostly very different from the ones supported by the
> > microtek2 backend. Hopefully some owner of such a scanner will try to
> > write a SANE backend in the future.
>
> Maybe it's similar to the 3800, which is reported to use a SQ 08 chip?
> Anyway, I'll add that scanner to our lists. I guess I can also add it
> to the kernel scanner driver as it doesn't look like a SCSI-over-USB
> scanner?
>
Maybe, but I wouldn't guarantee for nothing: At least there are scanners which
both are named 'Slimscan C3' but have different model-IDs and different
calibration procedures :-(
But I think you are right, these are probably not SCSI-over-USB scanners.
Though I don't know about the ones with additional Firewire interface. Isn't
the firewire protocol somehow related to SCSI?
Karsten
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