plustek: Aries Scan-It Pro 4800
Subject:
Re: Aries Scan-It Pro 4800
From:
"Jaeger, Gerhard" ####@####.####
Date:
14 Sep 2000 06:25:21 -0000
Message-Id: <00091408274601.00441@gja>
On Mit, 13 Sep 2000 you wrote:
[SNIP]
>
> With pleasure! Herewith the debug output. I inherited this scanner from a
> colleague who has had trouble migrating it from win95 to win98 so bought a new
> one. I am not altogether sure that it is 100% functional although he assured
> me it did work under '95. I do not have windows nor the drivers so i cannot
> test that.
> Thanks for your help!
> Pieter
>
> *********************************************
> pt_drv: init_module()
> pt_drv : driver version = 0.36-35
> ptdrvInit(0)
> Init settings done
> ScanData = 0xc2cb8000
> Requested port at 0x378
> Requested port (0x378) found
> Port mode reported: (0x0079)
> Port for device 0 registered
> ptdrvOpen(port=0x378)
> Try to claim the parport
> Using SPP-mode
> Attempting to set EPP from ECP mode.
> Port is set to (ECP) EPP mode.
> Starting Scanner-Autodetection
> ************ DETECTP48xx ************
> ModelSet4800()
> modelInitPageSettings()
> A4 set
> ModelSet4800() done.
> P48xxInitAsic()
> DacInitialize()
> ImageInitialize()
> IOInitialize()
> MotorInitialize()
> Dataport = 0x0378
> Ctrlport = 0x037a
> Test 0x55
> Test 0xAA
> Compare data=0x78 and status=0x8, port=0x378
> p48xxReadWriteTest()
> Found a 96003 ASIC at Reg 0x13
> ModelSet4830()
> modelInitPageSettings()
> A4 set
> ModelSet4830() done.
> p48xxDoTest()
> Bank 0 overwritten
> found 0 bytes of memory
> No memory ! No scanner...
> detectScannerConnection() returns -9020.
> ************ DETECTP9636 ************
[SNAP]
Hi Pieter,
when looking at the debug output, you'll see, that
the memory test for your device failed. The driver
detects the ASIC but that's all. Well there are two
possible ways:
1. We disable the memory test and assume that you scanner
is compatible to the Primax 4800
2. You open the scanner and tell me what ICs you see inside
Maybe you can set your parport settings to EPP in the BIOS
or you try the SPP mode. As long as the debug output says:
"No memory! No scanner..." the driver refuses to load.
Sorry for these "bad" news.
Gerhard
BTW: Can you post your answer to the list?
