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Hi,<br>
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with the ScanSnap ix500 the same happens here at 200 dpi.<br>
300 dpi and up is fine.<br>
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Wolfgang<br>
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Carsten Behring wrote:<br>
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<div class="blogbody">Hi,
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<div>am using the latest version of Sane form GIT under
Ubuntu (1.0.25-git20140212-precise0) with a ScanSnap
ix500.</div>
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<div>If I scan a set of pages(6) with scanimage, like this:</div>
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<div>scanimage -d "fujitsu:ScanSnap iX500:36556" --source
"ADF Duplex" -b --resolution 50dpi --mode color </div>
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<div>I always get a paper jam, with error message:</div>
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<div>scanimage: sane_read: Document feeder jammed</div>
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<div>It happens randomly a different page numbers, but I
never manage to get a full successful scan of all 6 pages.</div>
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<div>It works under the highest resolution, so with a
command like:</div>
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<div> scanimage -d "fujitsu:ScanSnap iX500:36556" --source
"ADF Duplex" -b --mode color</div>
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<div>(which default to resolution 600DPI)</div>
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<div>In the higher resolution the scan is much slower, it
even does a small "thinking pause" after each page, so
this is maybe related.</div>
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<div>Did somebody make a similar experience, and is there a
fix/workaround ?</div>
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<div>Using the Scanner under Windows does not make this type
of problem, I nearly never get a paper jam.</div>
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<div>My goal is to scan it lower resolution for
Archiving/OCR purposes and 600DPI makes huge documents</div>
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<div>To scale the document down after the high resolution
scan, does not give very good results. Or can somebody
point me on how to do this.</div>
<div>I just reduced the resolution with Gimp, but that is
not satisfactory.</div>
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<div>Regards,</div>
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<div>Carsten</div>
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