Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Servuce Disconnect Request Letter

Operate a scanner!

Hello everyone!

Yesterday I needed for the first time since I have Linux to scan a document and I tried to run my scanner (HP 2200c Scanjket) and I did not succeed.
After several hours of research and installer / uninstaller get it to work!

We list the procedure I had to run!

First, you must have installed the package healthy (certainly should already be there) and especially his sane-utils package ! If you have not

:

sudo apt-get install sane sane-utils

At this point we check whether the scanner is recognized, we give this command: scanimage-L


The output should be something like this:

device `plustek: libusb: 002:003 'is a Hewlett-Packard Scanjet 2200c USB flatbed scanner

Otherwise it means that your scanner is not recognized!

At this point it is easy to scan a document, the command is as follows:

scanimage-d plustek: libusb: 002:003 - format tiff - resolution 300-x 215-y 297
> output.tiff

The part in bold, you must replace it by the output of previous command (scanimage-L).
Should not it just wait for the scanner: my first takes a little while to warm up and go! But soon you will see that part will create the file containing your scanned image output.tiff!

I hope I can be of help to someone!

Ciaoo

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