* "MB" = Michele Bini wrote on Sun, Sep 26, 1999 at 00:40:34 +0200:
MB> On Wed, Sep 22, 1999 at 06:59:22PM +0200, Bernd Schroeder
MB> wrote:
>> It is possible that it doesn't work. According to Michele Bini
>> the Phantom 330cx doesn't understand one of the SCSI
>> commands. This command is not executed for the Phantom 330cx
>> during a normal scan. But it is still used in the calibration
>> process. If you experience problems you must remove the call to
>> scsi_wait_for_image() in the do-calibration() function.
MB> I have tried this, but the scan does not start (scanner led
MB> blinks) and the module gives errors and may eventually OOPS
MB> (i'm not using the latest ppscsi version).
Here are my latest experiences with this scanner, ppSCSI v0.91 and
microtek2 pre-0.8 backend.
When the calibration option is on, as you already know, the scan
doesn't start.
After having removed the scsi_wait_for_image() call in microtek2.c,
the scan starts but the head goes forward/backward again and don't
stop, whatever the 'no-backtrace-option' is set or not, and with all
the different scan modes (lineart, gray or color).
Thus, the best way to use this scanner is the default one, with
the 'no-backtrace-option' set and the 'calibration-by-backend' option
unset.
In this case, everything seems to work correctly, but the offset
problem remains :-(
-- Regards,Camille Diou
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