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<h1>Re: IBM IdeaScan</h1>
<b>Brad Johnson</b> (<a href="mailto:foxtrot@autobahn.mb.ca"><i>foxtrot@autobahn.mb.ca</i></a>)<br>
<i>Fri, 31 Dec 1999 01:11:35 -0600 (CST)</i>
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<i>&gt; Well I dont know for sure if thats the case for your particular scanner,</i><br>
<i>&gt; however my Microtek SlimScan C3 is a parallel port scanner which uses SCSI</i><br>
<i>&gt; over Parallel, and I've used ppSCSI to get it working with SANE.</i><br>
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Unfortunately, I looked all over IBM's website and the only two<br>
scanners I can find any information about are the IdeaScan (the parallel one<br>
that I have) and the IdeaScan 2000 (A USB version of the former). Apparently,<br>
there is no SCSI equivalent, so I have doubts that there's a SCSI controller<br>
in there (That, and the fact that there are very few chips inside the scanner,<br>
and the box even says that the big chip is an ASIC chip used to speed up scans<br>
by using compression in some way)<br>
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<i>&gt; One of the easiest tell tale signs is to look at how the windows drivers</i><br>
<i>&gt; work. Mine even have a SCSI style probe function where it probes SCSI</i><br>
<i>&gt; ID's to find my scanner (always on ID 5), however I don't have a SCSI</i><br>
<i>&gt; adaptor in the computer!</i><br>
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I haven't noticed any signs of SCSI when configuring it in Windows...<br>
but then, it doesn't even seem to show up in the Device listings.<br>
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I wonder if IBM has any plans on supporting this scanner in Linux...<br>
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--Brad<br>
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