Subject:
Re: UMAX 3400
From:
"Eduardo Mendes" ####@####.####
Date:
13 Jan 2003 00:31:16 -0000
Message-Id: <001c01c2ba99$cc1de8b0$0100007f@localhost>
Hello
I did what you suggested:
[root@localhost root]# sane-find-scanner
# No SCSI scanners found. If you expected something different, make sure
that
# you have loaded a SCSI driver for your SCSI adapter.
found USB scanner (vendor=0x1606, product=0x0060) at /dev/usb/scanner0
# Your USB scanner was detected. It may or may not be supported by
# SANE. Try scanimage -L and read the backend's manpage.
# Scanners connected to the parallel port or other proprietary ports can't
be
# detected by this program.
a) ddl.conf does contain a line with plustek in it.
b) plustek.conf - I am not sure what is correct setting, but I have tried:
/dev/prt_drv0
and
/dev/usb/scanner0
c) I also have tried export SANE_DEBUG_PLUSTEK=12 ; scanimage -L, and here
it
is the output
[root@localhost root]# export SANE_DEBUG_PLUSTEK=12 ; scanimage -L
[sanei_debug] Setting debug level of plustek to 12.
[plustek] sane_init: sane-backends 1.0.5
[plustek] sane_init, ># Plustek-SANE Backend configuration file<
[plustek] sane_init, ># For use with Plustek parallel-port scanners and<
[plustek] sane_init, ># LM9831/2/3 based USB scanners<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># For parport devices use the parport section<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, >[parport]<
[plustek] sane_init, >[parport]<
[plustek] attach_one: >[parport]<
[plustek] attach ([parport], (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open [parport] as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >device /dev/pt_drv<
[plustek] sane_init, >device /dev/pt_drv<
[plustek] attach_one: >device /dev/pt_drv<
[plustek] attach (device /dev/pt_drv, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open device /dev/pt_drv as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># leave the default values as specified in
/etc/modules.conf<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, >option warmup -1<
[plustek] sane_init, >option warmup -1<
[plustek] attach_one: >option warmup -1<
[plustek] attach (option warmup -1, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option warmup -1 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option lOffOnEnd -1<
[plustek] sane_init, >option lOffOnEnd -1<
[plustek] attach_one: >option lOffOnEnd -1<
[plustek] attach (option lOffOnEnd -1, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option lOffOnEnd -1 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option lampOff -1<
[plustek] sane_init, >option lampOff -1<
[plustek] attach_one: >option lampOff -1<
[plustek] attach (option lampOff -1, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option lampOff -1 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># The USB section:<
[plustek] sane_init, ># each device needs at least two lines:<
[plustek] sane_init, ># - [usb] vendor-ID and product-ID<
[plustek] sane_init, ># - device devicename<
[plustek] sane_init, ># i.e. for Plustek (0x07B3) UT12/16/24 (0x0017)<
[plustek] sane_init, ># [usb] 0x07B3 0x0017<
[plustek] sane_init, ># device /dev/usbscanner<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># additionally you can specify some options<
[plustek] sane_init, ># warmup, lOffOnEnd, lampOff<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># For autodetection use<
[plustek] sane_init, ># [usb]<
[plustek] sane_init, ># device /dev/usbscanner<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># NOTE: autodetection is safe, as it uses the info it
got<
[plustek] sane_init, ># from the USB subsystem. If you're not using
the< [plustek] sane_init, ># autodetection, you MUST have attached
that device<
[plustek] sane_init, ># at your USB-port, that you have specified...<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >[usb]<
[plustek] sane_init, >[usb]<
[plustek] attach_one: >[usb]<
[plustek] attach ([usb], (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open [usb] as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># options for the previous USB entry<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># switch lamp off after xxx secs, 0 disables the
feature<
[plustek] sane_init, >option lampOff 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option lampOff 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option lampOff 0<
[plustek] attach (option lampOff 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option lampOff 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, ># warmup period in seconds, 0 means no warmup<
[plustek] sane_init, >option warmup 30<
[plustek] sane_init, >option warmup 30<
[plustek] attach_one: >option warmup 30<
[plustek] attach (option warmup 30, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option warmup 30 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, ># 0 means leave lamp-status untouched, not 0 means
switch off<
[plustek] sane_init, ># on sane_close<
[plustek] sane_init, >option lOffOnEnd 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option lOffOnEnd 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option lOffOnEnd 0<
[plustek] attach (option lOffOnEnd 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option lOffOnEnd 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># options to tweak the image start-position<
[plustek] sane_init, ># (WARNING: there's no internal range check!!!)<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># for the normal scan area<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, >option posOffX 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option posOffX 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option posOffX 0<
[plustek] attach (option posOffX 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option posOffX 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option posOffY 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option posOffY 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option posOffY 0<
[plustek] attach (option posOffY 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option posOffY 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, ># for transparencies<
[plustek] sane_init, >option tpaOffX 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option tpaOffX 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option tpaOffX 0<
[plustek] attach (option tpaOffX 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option tpaOffX 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option tpaOffY 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option tpaOffY 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option tpaOffY 0<
[plustek] attach (option tpaOffY 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option tpaOffY 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, ># for negatives<
[plustek] sane_init, >option negOffX 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option negOffX 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option negOffX 0<
[plustek] attach (option negOffX 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option negOffX 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option negOffY 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option negOffY 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option negOffY 0<
[plustek] attach (option negOffY 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option negOffY 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># for setting the calibration strip position<
[plustek] sane_init, ># (WARNING: there's no internal range check!!!)<
[plustek] sane_init, ># -1 means use built in<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, >option posShadingY -1<
[plustek] sane_init, >option posShadingY -1<
[plustek] attach_one: >option posShadingY -1<
[plustek] attach (option posShadingY -1, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option posShadingY -1 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option tpaShadingY -1<
[plustek] sane_init, >option tpaShadingY -1<
[plustek] attach_one: >option tpaShadingY -1<
[plustek] attach (option tpaShadingY -1, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option tpaShadingY -1 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option negShadingY -1<
[plustek] sane_init, >option negShadingY -1<
[plustek] attach_one: >option negShadingY -1<
[plustek] attach (option negShadingY -1, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option negShadingY -1 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># to invert the negatives, 0 disables the feature<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, >option invertNegatives 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option invertNegatives 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option invertNegatives 0<
[plustek] attach (option invertNegatives 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option invertNegatives 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, ># for skipping calibration step<
[plustek] sane_init, >option skipCalibration 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option skipCalibration 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option skipCalibration 0<
[plustek] attach (option skipCalibration 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option skipCalibration 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, ># for replacing the gain values found during<
[plustek] sane_init, ># calibration<
[plustek] sane_init, >option red_gain -1<
[plustek] sane_init, >option red_gain -1<
[plustek] attach_one: >option red_gain -1<
[plustek] attach (option red_gain -1, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option red_gain -1 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option green_gain -1<
[plustek] sane_init, >option green_gain -1<
[plustek] attach_one: >option green_gain -1<
[plustek] attach (option green_gain -1, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option green_gain -1 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option blue_gain -1<
[plustek] sane_init, >option blue_gain -1<
[plustek] attach_one: >option blue_gain -1<
[plustek] attach (option blue_gain -1, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option blue_gain -1 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># for adjusting the default gamma values<
[plustek] sane_init, ># use values of 2.5 for CanoScan<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, >option redGamma 1.0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option redGamma 1.0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option redGamma 1.0<
[plustek] attach (option redGamma 1.0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option redGamma 1.0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option greenGamma 1.0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option greenGamma 1.0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option greenGamma 1.0<
[plustek] attach (option greenGamma 1.0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option greenGamma 1.0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option blueGamma 1.0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option blueGamma 1.0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option blueGamma 1.0<
[plustek] attach (option blueGamma 1.0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option blueGamma 1.0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, >option grayGamma 1.0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option grayGamma 1.0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option grayGamma 1.0<
[plustek] attach (option grayGamma 1.0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option grayGamma 1.0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># to enable TPA (non Plustek devices only)<
[plustek] sane_init, ># 0 means default behaviour as specified in the
internal tables<
[plustek] sane_init, ># 1 means enable<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, >option enableTPA 0<
[plustek] sane_init, >option enableTPA 0<
[plustek] attach_one: >option enableTPA 0<
[plustek] attach (option enableTPA 0, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open option enableTPA 0 as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># and of course the device-name<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, >device /dev/usbscanner<
[plustek] sane_init, >device /dev/usbscanner<
[plustek] attach_one: >device /dev/usbscanner<
[plustek] attach (device /dev/usbscanner, (nil))
[plustek] drvopen()
[plustek] open: can't open device /dev/usbscanner as a device
[plustek] sane_init, ><
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_init, ># to define a new device, start with a new section:<
[plustek] sane_init, ># [usb] or [parport]<
[plustek] sane_init, >#<
[plustek] sane_get_devices (0xbfffee88, 0)
No scanners were identified. If you were expecting something different,
check that the scanner is plugged in, turned on and detected by the
sane-find-scanner tool (if appropriate). Please read the documentation
which came with this software (README, FAQ, manpages).
[plustek] sane_exit
Many thanks
Ed
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