Re: [gscan2pdf-help] Scan problem.
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From: Jeffrey R. <jef...@gm...> - 2007-08-08 05:12:16
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On 08/08/07, dgpet <dg...@ac...> wrote: > Thanks for your useful reply. I think my problems are with > 'sane'. I think 'scanimage' is happy because it detects the scanner, as > here: > > scanimage --list-devices > device `epson:libusb:005:003' is a Epson PM-A750 flatbed scanner SANE is the library that allows scanimage, scanadf, xsane, etc. to talk to the scanner. If SANE isn't working, none of those work, i.e. you can't get anything to work with the scanner. Just because scanimage recognises the scanner doesn't mean that there are no problems with it! > Also 'xsane' works well. Clearly there is a lot that I don't > understand, as I thought this must mean 'sane' was happy, but it seems > that is untrue. If you can scan properly with xsane, then SANE is evidently also OK. It looks to me therefore as though scanimage has a problem talking to your scanner. Please confirm this by trying the following at the command line: scanimage > image.pnm If this scans properly, then please restart gscan2pdf with the --debug option, try to scan, and post the output from the command line. If scanimage doesn't scan properly from the command line try changing the frontend in gscan2pdf in the Edit menu to scanadf. I've heard of a couple of scanners that worked OK with scanadf but not with scanimage. Regards Jeff |