sane-project-backends/backend/umax-usb.c

/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- */

/* sane - Scanner Access Now Easy.

   umax-usb.c 

   (C) 2001-2002 Frank Zago

   This file is part of the SANE package.

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   This file implements a SANE backend for UMAX USB flatbed scanners.  */


/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- */

#include "../include/sane/sanei_usb.h"

#include "sane/sanei_pv8630.h"

/* USB specific parts */

/* Apparently this will recover from some errors. */
static void pv8630_mini_init_scanner(int fd)
{
	DBG(DBG_info, "mini_init_scanner\n");

	/* (re-)init the device (?) */
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x04 );
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x02 );
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x02 );

	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xd0, 0xff, 1000);
}

/* Length of the CDB given the SCSI command. The last two are not
   correct (vendor reserved). */
static u_char cdb_sizes[8] = {
    6, 10, 10, 6, 16, 12, 0, 0
};
#define CDB_SIZE(opcode)	cdb_sizes[(((opcode) >> 5) & 7)]

/* Sends a CDB to the scanner. Also sends the parameters and receives
 * the data, if necessary. When this function returns with a
 * SANE_STATUS_GOOD, the SCSI command has been completed. 
 *
 * Note: I don't know about deferred commands.
 */
static SANE_Status sanei_umaxusb_cmd(int fd, const void *src, size_t src_size, void *dst, size_t * dst_size)
{
	unsigned char result;
	size_t cmd_size = CDB_SIZE (*(const char *) src);
	size_t param_size = src_size - cmd_size;
	const char * param_ptr = ((const char *) src) + cmd_size;
	size_t tmp_len;
	
	DBG(DBG_info, "Sending SCSI cmd 0x%02x cdb len %ld, param len %ld, result len %ld\n", ((const unsigned char *)src)[0], (long)cmd_size, (long)param_size, dst_size? (long)*dst_size:(long)0);

	/* This looks like some kind of pre-initialization. */
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x0c);
	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xf0, 0xff, 1000);
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x04);

	/* Send the CDB and check it's been received OK. */
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x16);
	sanei_pv8630_flush_buffer(fd);
	sanei_pv8630_prep_bulkwrite(fd, cmd_size);
	
	tmp_len = cmd_size;
	sanei_pv8630_bulkwrite(fd, src, &tmp_len);
	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xf8, 0xff, 1000);

	sanei_pv8630_flush_buffer(fd);
	sanei_pv8630_prep_bulkread(fd, 1);

	result = 0xA5;				/* to be sure */
	tmp_len = 1;
	sanei_pv8630_bulkread(fd, &result, &tmp_len);
	if (result != 0) {
		DBG(DBG_info, "error in sanei_pv8630_bulkread (got %02x)\n", result);
		if (result == 8) {
			pv8630_mini_init_scanner(fd);
		}
		return(SANE_STATUS_IO_ERROR);
	}
	
	/* Send the parameters and check they've been received OK. */
	if (param_size) {
		sanei_pv8630_flush_buffer(fd);
		sanei_pv8630_prep_bulkwrite(fd, param_size);
		
		tmp_len = param_size;
		sanei_pv8630_bulkwrite(fd, param_ptr, &tmp_len);
		sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xf8, 0xff, 1000);
		
		sanei_pv8630_flush_buffer(fd);
		sanei_pv8630_prep_bulkread(fd, 1);
		
		result = 0xA5;				/* to be sure */
		tmp_len = 1;
		sanei_pv8630_bulkread(fd, &result, &tmp_len);
		if (result != 0) {
			DBG(DBG_info, "error in sanei_pv8630_bulkread (got %02x)\n", result);
			if (result == 8) {
				pv8630_mini_init_scanner(fd);
			}
			return(SANE_STATUS_IO_ERROR);
		}
	}

	/* If the SCSI command expect a return, get it. */
	if (dst_size != NULL && *dst_size != 0 && dst != NULL) {
		sanei_pv8630_flush_buffer(fd);
		sanei_pv8630_prep_bulkread(fd, *dst_size);
		sanei_pv8630_bulkread(fd, dst, dst_size);

		DBG(DBG_info, "  SCSI cmd returned %lu bytes\n", (u_long) *dst_size);

		sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xf8, 0xff, 1000);

		sanei_pv8630_flush_buffer(fd);
		sanei_pv8630_prep_bulkread(fd, 1);

		result = 0x5A;			/* just to be sure */
		tmp_len = 1;
		sanei_pv8630_bulkread(fd, &result, &tmp_len);
		if (result != 0) {
			DBG(DBG_info, "error in sanei_pv8630_bulkread (got %02x)\n", result);
			if (result == 8) {
				pv8630_mini_init_scanner(fd);
			}
			return(SANE_STATUS_IO_ERROR);
		}
	}

	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x04);
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x02);
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x02);
	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xd0, 0xff, 1000);

	DBG(DBG_info, "  SCSI command successfully executed\n");
 
	return(SANE_STATUS_GOOD);
}

/* Initialize the PowerVision 8630. */
static SANE_Status pv8630_init_umaxusb_scanner(int fd)
{
	DBG(DBG_info, "Initializing the PV8630\n");

	/* Init the device */
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x04);
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x02);
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x02);

	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xd0, 0xff, 1000);

	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x0c);
	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xf0, 0xff, 1000);

	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x04);
	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xf0, 0xff, 1000);

	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x0c);
	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xf0, 0xff, 1000);
	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xf8, 0xff, 1000);

	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x04);

	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x02);
	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x02);
	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xd0, 0xff, 1000);

	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x0c);
	sanei_pv8630_wait_byte(fd, PV8630_RSTATUS, 0xf0, 0xff, 1000);

	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_UNKNOWN, 0x04);

	sanei_pv8630_write_byte(fd, PV8630_RMODE, 0x16);

	DBG(DBG_info, "PV8630 initialized\n");
	
	return(SANE_STATUS_GOOD);
}


/* 
 * SCSI functions for the emulation.
 *
 * The following functions emulate their sanei_scsi_* counterpart.
 *
 */


/* 
 * sanei_umaxusb_req_wait() and sanei_umaxusb_req_enter()
 *
 * I don't know if it is possible to queue the reads to the
 * scanner. So The queing is disabled. The performance does not seems
 * to be bad anyway.
 */

static void *umaxusb_req_buffer; /* keep the buffer ptr as an ID */

static SANE_Status sanei_umaxusb_req_enter (int fd,
											const void *src, size_t src_size,
											void *dst, size_t * dst_size, void **idp)
{
	umaxusb_req_buffer = *idp = dst;
	return(sanei_umaxusb_cmd(fd, src, src_size, dst, dst_size));
}

static SANE_Status
sanei_umaxusb_req_wait (void *id)
{
	if (id != umaxusb_req_buffer) {
		DBG(DBG_info, "sanei_umaxusb_req_wait: AIE, invalid id\n");
		return(SANE_STATUS_IO_ERROR);
	}
	return(SANE_STATUS_GOOD);
}

/* Open the device. 
 */
static SANE_Status
sanei_umaxusb_open (const char *dev, int *fdp,
					SANEI_SCSI_Sense_Handler handler, void *handler_arg)
{
	SANE_Status status;

	handler = handler;			/* silence gcc */
	handler_arg = handler_arg;	/* silence gcc */

	status = sanei_usb_open (dev, fdp);
	if (status != SANE_STATUS_GOOD) {
		DBG (1, "sanei_umaxusb_open: open of `%s' failed: %s\n",
			 dev, sane_strstatus(status));
		return status;
    } else {
		SANE_Word vendor;
		SANE_Word product;

		/* We have openned the device. Check that it is a USB scanner. */
		if (sanei_usb_get_vendor_product (*fdp, &vendor, &product) != SANE_STATUS_GOOD) {
			/* This is not a USB scanner, or SANE or the OS doesn't support it. */
			sanei_usb_close(*fdp);
			*fdp = -1;
			return SANE_STATUS_UNSUPPORTED;
		}

		/* So it's a scanner. Does this backend support it?
		 * Only the UMAX 2200 USB is currently supported. */
		if ((vendor != 0x1606) || (product != 0x0230)) {
			sanei_usb_close(*fdp);
			*fdp = -1;
			return SANE_STATUS_UNSUPPORTED;
		}
		
		/* It's a good scanner. Initialize it.  
		 *
		 * Note: pv8630_init_umaxusb_scanner() is for the UMAX
		 * 2200. Other UMAX scanner might need a different
		 * initialization routine. */

		pv8630_init_umaxusb_scanner(*fdp); 
	}
	
	return(SANE_STATUS_GOOD);
}

/* sanei_umaxusb_open_extended() is just a passthrough for sanei_umaxusb_open(). */
static SANE_Status
sanei_umaxusb_open_extended (const char *dev, int *fdp,
					SANEI_SCSI_Sense_Handler handler, void *handler_arg, int *buffersize)
{
	buffersize = buffersize;
	return(sanei_umaxusb_open(dev, fdp, handler, handler_arg));
}

/* Close the scanner. */
static void
sanei_umaxusb_close (int fd)
{
	sanei_usb_close(fd);
}