# Re: [snapscan] Core testing group

From: Plamen Neykov (Plamen.Neykov@t-online.de)
Date: Tue Oct 31 2000 - 12:38:34 PST

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  Hi Sébastien,

  if you have a backend for Agfa SnapScan e50, I'm willing to test it
  immediately !

  Cheers

  Plamen

  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

  On 31.10.00, 21:01:06, sebastien.sable@gmx.net (Sébastien Sablé) wrote
  regarding [snapscan] Core testing group:

  > We had a group of people with different models willing to test new
  > versions of snapscan. Are you still there?

  > I'd like to get feedback for the snapscan version at:
  > http://download.sourceforge.net/snapscan
  > snapscan-30102000.tar.gz or later if available.

  > It should work with all the SCSI models (or I think that I know how to
  > correct things for all of them). I don't know what is the status for
  > USB scanners.

  > By the way some people reported some model strings which don't match
  > the model in snapscan.h so it would be great if we could enumerate
  > them as well.

  > I would like to regroup all scanners into classes,
  > my guess is that there are 3 of them :
  > 1. SNAPSCAN300 (up to 300dpi blocking mode)
  > 2. SNAPSCAN600 (up to 600dpi blocking mode)
  > 3. SNAPSCAN600P (up to 600dpi with 128Ko buffer and non-blocking mode)
  > It would be easier to manage than what we have now (a model string for
  > each model, so we have to put huge tests for each model).

  > To achieve this, I would need to know the model, the string, if it
  > works now (with snapscan-30102000), the maximum resolution, the
  > supposed class; Here is what I have for the moment:

  > Acer 300f
  > ACERSCAN_A4____1
  > Works
  > 300dpi
  > SNAPSCAN300

  > AGFA Snapscan 310S
  > ??
  > Works
  > 300dpi
  > SNAPSCAN300

  > AcerScan (Prisa) 610ST
  > FlatbedScanner_4
  > Works
  > 600dpi
  > SNAPSCAN600

  > Acer PrisaScan 640S
  > FlatbedScanner18
  > ??
  > ??
  > SNAPSCAN600

  > Acer 610+
  > ??
  > ??
  > ??
  > SNAPSCAN600P

  > ...

  > Thanks for your help.

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  > Sébastien Sablé
  > sebastien.sable@gmx.net

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