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<H1>Problems with Mustek 1200 SP, mode color</H1>
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<STRONG>From:</STRONG> Paul Aschenborn (<A HREF="mailto:paul.aschenborn@kawo2.rwth-aachen.de?Subject=Re:%20Problems%20with%20Mustek%201200%20SP,%20mode%20color&In-Reply-To=&lt;39C7E04C.2B52CD41@kawo2.rwth-aachen.de&gt;"><EM>paul.aschenborn@kawo2.rwth-aachen.de</EM></A>)<BR>
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Hello Folks,
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<P>I had several problem with color scan with following configuration:
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2.2.16 Kernel
<BR>
ncr810 scsi controller
<BR>
mustek paragon 1200sp scanner
<BR>
sane-packet 1.0.3
<BR>
<P>The scanner has a physical resolution of 1200 dpi, color. Black/white and gray
<BR>
scanned images work perfect, I have no trouble at all, but when I switch to
<BR>
color scan, I have some fancy effect I can not use at all.
<BR>
First of all the color dont match with the real ones. The are totally shifted
<BR>
into
<BR>
blue, green or red. Well not just shifted, that I could correct ...
<BR>
The most remarkeable thing about it is, that it is reproduceable and the
<BR>
type of the wrong color depends on the used resolution. So scanning at
<BR>
120 dpi ist a blue like image without any red scanning with 125 dpi becomes
<BR>
more and more green ...
<BR>
Additionally I get some &quot;bad lines&quot; in the pictures, they repeat in a constant
<BR>
frequent all over the image. If the image is dark, those lines (1-3 pixel
<BR>
broad)
<BR>
are bright and visa versa.
<BR>
<P>Since there are no options in the mustek.conf I tried out so change almost
<BR>
everything
<BR>
I can. The problem is the same with different types of images, different
<BR>
kernels (2.2.14 - 2.2.17)
<BR>
and I even plugged a Adaptec 2490 in. All the same error.
<BR>
Then I realized, that the scanner is recognized as Mustek 12000 SP and not as
<BR>
1200 SP.
<BR>
As far as I know the only difference are some cheaper mechanical parts in the
<BR>
12000, so I
<BR>
dont know if there is something wrong.
<BR>
<P>I would be really glad if someone could give me a hint where to look at and
<BR>
where to solve that
<BR>
problem.
<BR>
<P>At last I got another question: I configured saned to scan via network (this
<BR>
does not affect the
<BR>
problem above in anything - it occurs when scanning on local device and over
<BR>
net ...)
<BR>
Now I did some &quot;scanimage -dnet:computer:mustek:/dev/scanner ...&quot; which worked
<BR>
fine.
<BR>
But scanning with the X-frontends like xsane, xscanimage refused with the
<BR>
message
<BR>
&quot;no device found&quot;.
<BR>
How can I teach them to use the network - scanner ??
<BR>
<P>Thanks for anything that helps me.
<BR>
<P>Greetings,
<BR>
Paul
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