Steve Udell <hettar@warhammer.uucp.openprojects.net> wrote:
> I am asking sence all the HPs I can find have like Cse (se) sx or such
> versions of the standard (example) 6200C, and the SANE driver/back-end
> say it supports the 6200C would it support the 6200Cse, or the ect...
>
> Any clue on supporting the different "versions" of a standard line?
>
> Or do I need to get the 6200C only version specificly?
> Thanks
Hi, Steve. Generally the "se" versus "xi" suffixes are used to differentiate
the same product sold through different channels (i.e. retail and commercial).
In the case of the ScanJet 6200C, the only difference is in the Windows-based
software bundled with the unit, which is irrelevant if you're not using your
device with Windows. :-) The SANE HP backend works regardless whether you
have the 6200C, 6200Cse, or 6200Cxi.
Other HP products, such as certain OfficeJets, exhibit a functional difference
between models with or without an "xi" designation, such as different number
of fax pages they'll store or maximum number of pages they'll copy at one
time. Still, these differences are largely a matter of convenience rather
than software driver compatibility.
David
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