# Re: Microtek Phantom 330CX

From: Karsten Festag (karsten.festag@t-online.de)
Date: Mon Mar 19 2001 - 11:30:12 PST

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  You have to put

  option no-backtrack-option on

  in the microtek2.conf file. Then you can select the advanced option labelled "no backtracking". This should fix the problem.
  Furthermore, to get images of good quality, you should put

  option backend-calibration on

  in the config file and select the advanced option "backend calibration". But this is most likely the part of the program that causes the occasional crashes. (I'm back from holidays now and i will
  continue working on it.

  Karsten

  Kai Lahmann wrote:

  >
  > yes, it works. But if I select a resolution of over 150 dpi or higher (maybe the problem already starts lower..), the Scanner only moves a bit forwards and a bit backwards - again and again :(
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