First of all let me correct one think. A scanner that is twain can work
with the TWAIN standard has nothing to do with the hardware. In a twain
driver some special calls are put which make it possible for program
devolpers to "talk" to scanner with standard commando's. Kind of API's
for scanners. So as far as I know twain as nothing to do with the
hardware.
The trust scanner is not supported by sane. I have a Trust 2400SP and I
think I'm one of few people in this world who is using this think under
a none Microsoft OS. I using is under WIN/OS2 under OS/2 (Mind you
WIN/OS2 for OS/2 Warp 4 is Windows 3.1 but almast complety rewritten by
IBM!). It works great.
1. First hind for people who are working with a trust scanner. Allthough
it is of topic you may trie it with WINE.
2. Get OS/2 and use it with this (please not command about OS/2 dead or
alive, its just a suggestion!).
3. Well look at the FCC number of the Trust scanner and go to
www.fcc.gov. Bingo its a Teco Scanner. If I remeber it correctly the
2400 SP was also sold under name Scorpio. I have on application IMPOS/2
that supports mustek scanners. When I pick a random mustek scanner and
use it with my Trust the scanner moves a little bit a shut stops. I need
to turn it of and back on. So there is change that this think will work
with a SANE mustek back end. This is for the people who have time left
to experiment.
Greetings Roderick Klein
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