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Backend to control HP Scanjet 3900 series scanners in linux (hp3800, hp3970, hp4070, hp4370 and those which use RTS8822 chipset). Written in C, using libusb libraries, it runs as stand-alone application and integrated in SANE project.
A project to get the HP scanjet 4600/4670 see-through scanner works under linux. There is no release yet, but the code is available through svn. Actually, the backend is unable to scan anything, but the HP4670 is well recognized by Sane/XSane
This project is about writing a Linux SANE backend for the USB color scanners HP3300c, HP3400c, HP4300c, Agfa SnapScan Touch and Trust Office Scan 19200
geniusvp2 is a SANE (http://www.sane-project.org/) backend for the GeniusŽ ColorPage-Vivid Pro II flatbed scanner. Currently, only the parallel port version is supported.
SANE (Scanner Access Now Easy) backend for the UMAX Astra 1220U (USB) scanner. This is a heavily modified adaptation of the original command driver written by Paul Mackerras.
SANE backend and stand-alone driver for Canon CanoScan parallel scanners (FB320P, FB620P, FB330P, FB630P, N340P, and N640P). Please note FB310P is NOT currently supported, sorry. For USB model support go to http://canon-fb630u.sourceforge.net/
This project aims to build a SANE backend (driver) for the HP Scanjet 5400 serie scanner (HP5400c, HP5470c etc..).
For information about SANE software visit their website (http://www.mostang.com/sane).
This is the repository for experimental driver code for Canon 1220U scanner. See CVS for actual code. canon is for Linux utility. ucanoscan is for FreeBSD. As of long ago the desired functionality has been available as part of SANE project.
This is an attempt to create a neat backend for CIS scanners, based on LM9832 ASIC. Currently it supports only one scanner, TravelScan 660 from Syscan.
This project was used to develop an OS-independent driver for the CanoScan FB630U flatbed scanner in the form of a backend for the SANE package. Since integration with the SANE project in 2002, there has been no activity here.