[sane-devel] Visioneer Onetouch 4400 USB (Visioneer/Primax Primascan Colorado 2600u, Memorex 6142u)

Keith Watson kpwatson at ukfsn.org
Sat Dec 6 18:04:52 GMT 2003


On Sat, 6 Dec 2003 14:00:09 +1100
Martijn van Oosterhout <kleptog at svana.org> wrote:
> What I did is simply wait about 20 seconds between operations while writing
> them down. Then later when going through the logs I could use the large gaps
> between URBs to work out what went with what.

Hmm.. there's a concept that works! :o) think I'll try that.
> 
> And posting it to a public place would be a good idea also.
> 
Where's the best place?  Upload them to my own web space?  To the SANE site
somewhere?  To this forum?

> Hope this help,
Yes, thanks very much.

On Sat, 6 Dec 2003 12:24:05 -0500 (EST)
"m. allan noah" <anoah at pfeiffer.edu> wrote:
> keith, i dont like snoopypro, i prefer either the original (non-pro) or 
> even better, SniffUSB.exe v1.8 from
> http://benoit.papillault.free.fr/usbsnoop/index.php
> 
> the latter is easier to install, and i like the debug log it makes better.
OK, thanks I'll go and get a copy :o)
 
> you can cat the output from it into the attached perl script, which cleans 
> things up some, though it does not deal with control packets fully...
Many thanks.
 
> i usually work on adf scanners, which have alot of sensors and buttons, 
> usually, so i test them by doing one thing at a time with a pause between 
> each, ie: start sniffer, open lid, wait 15 seconds, close lid, wait, push 
> paper sensor, wait, button1, wait, button2, etc. then i add paper to the 
> scanner, and press the buttons again, etc.
Hmm.. opening and closing the lid, didn't think of that.
 
> then you stare at the output for awhile, and try to find patterns.
Now where have I had to do that before? :o)

So here is my snoop plan.  I'd be grateful for some feedback about if it can be
changed to give more useful output.  (I'm also going to open and close the lid
to see
if that triggers any activity with the device). 

The TWAIN interface for the scanner has the following settings.  I'm not sure
which of these are actually settings for the scanner and which are adjustments
made after it has returned an image:-

Basic Scanner settings; 
  Mode: Black & White|Grayscale|True Color
  Res: 75|100|150|200|300|400|500|600|1200|2400|User Defined (dpi) 
  Size:3x5|4x6|5x7|Letter|A4|B5|Business Card(3.5x2)|User Defined
(inches|cm|pixels)

Advanced Scanner Settings;
  Brightness: -100...+100 (default=0)
  Contrast: -100...+100 (default=0)
  Colour Balance;
    Red: 0.01...9.99 (default=1)
    Green: 0.01...9.99 (default=1)
    Blue: 0.01...9.99 (default=1)

Pre-set settings to: Black & White, 75dpi, 4"x6",Brightness=0, Contrast=0,
Colour Balance=1

1) Load Snoopy Pro and activate
2) Load Irfanview

Snoop#1 [the idea of this is to be able to identify this bit when it happens in
the later snoops]
3) Open TWAIN interface
4) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#2
5) Open TWAIN interace
6) do a preview scan
7) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#3
8) Open TWAIN interace
9) do a full scan
10) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#4
11) Open TWAIN interace
12) Change mode to Greyscale
13) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#5
14) Open TWAIN interace
15) do a preview scan
16) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#6
17) Open TWAIN interace
18) do a full scan
19) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#7
20) Open TWAIN interace
21) Change mode to True Color
22) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#8
23) Open TWAIN interace
24) do a preview scan
25) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#9
26) Open TWAIN interace
27) do a full scan
28) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#10
29) Open TWAIN interace
30) Change resolution to 150dpi
31) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#11
32) Open TWAIN interace
33) do a preview scan
34) Close TWAIN interface

wait 30 seconds
Snoop#12
35) Open TWAIN interace
36) do a full scan
37) Close TWAIN interface

Thanks for the feedback,

Keith










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