John_Gay@eur.3com.com said:
> As far as I know, sane will only support SCSI scanners, as SCSI is a
> published standard, whereas most Parallel devices use a proprietary
> protocol. Some parallel devices may be reverse-engineered, but very
> few.
Hum, a good few parallel scanners work under Sane. These include a
raft of HP and Epson models. Some other parallel scanners are also
supported. For further details please see
http://www.buzzard.org.uk/jonathan/scanners.html
As a plea to whoever runs the sane web pages, can we have a link from
the supported scanners page to here. I am getting over 2500 users a
months against this page, yet there is not a single link from the Sane
pages to it.
There are also a number of USB scanners that are supported (mostly HP ones).
With the release of the docs from National Semiconductor for their
LM983x series of scanner on a chip devices a good few parallel and USB
scanners are likely to be supportable in the future.
Other scanners such as the Umax Astra 2200su, and the Epson GT7000 USB
may also work under Sane/Linux with the USB scanner driver
JAB.
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