From: David P. <pa...@rc...> - 2002-03-02 08:28:43
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Joe Piolunek wrote: > It works here on the OfficeJet 600. Once everything was set up, it worked > surprisingly well. The only problem I ran into was during an attempt to scan > at 150x150 from xsane. The printer crashed, showing the message "SYSTEM > ERROR2252" in the LCD. The crash occurred when the one-page scan was about > half finished. Hi, Joe. Thanks for your report. This error number is the same thing you reported previously with "ptal-hp scan", and unfortunately I don't know if there's anything I can do about it. The list of "system error" codes linked from the "Useful links" page on the hpoj website says that this number falls in the "image processor error" category. One suggestion that just came to mind is to get to the "advanced options" and experiment with different values for the "JPEG compression factor" option. It defaults to 0, which yields the best image quality but least compression. Perhaps cranking up that value some will make this problem go away if it's due to some sort of buffer-overrun bug in the firmware when the compressed data for a part of the image is bigger than expected. In order to be scientific about this test, first find a particular document, scan mode (presumably color), and resolution where this problem hits fairly reliably. Then try increasing the JPEG compression factor gradually, keeping the other above-mentioned factors constant. If you can find a threshold value for this setting that makes this problem go away, then I could very easily special-case this model to have a different default value for the JPEG compression factor. I already had to put a lot of model-specific kludges into the code; a few more can't hurt. :-) David |