Hi Alesh,<br><br>My prefered workflow is to use Vuescan, as opposed to xsane, or scanimage.<br><br>When scanning the full width of the TPU with vuescan at 6400dpi, there are no error messages, but vuescan automatically scans the image at 3200dpi instead.<br>
<br>Do you know if I can set these X and Y resolutions differently in iscan?<br><br>I will do some more testing later - but If I can't get this working I was considering upgrading to an Epson v700. Does this have similar problems? Or as I understand it, is it handled by a different driver.<br>
<br>Thanks for all your help,<br>Dan<br><br><br><br><br><div class="gmail_quote">On 24 March 2010 01:15, Alesh Slovak <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:alesh.slovak@avasys.jp">alesh.slovak@avasys.jp</a>></span> wrote:<br>
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Hi Alesh,<br>
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Thanks for your help,<br>
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I uninstalled iscan, downloaded the latest installer and also the source.<br>
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I installed iscan from the .deb file<br>
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Then extracted the source into a folder, and made the modifications to channel-usb.c.<br>
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I ran:<br>
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sudo ./configure<br>
sudo make<br>
sudo make install<br>
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All ran with no errors.<br>
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Tried scanning the full width of the TPU at 4800dpi in iscan, got the same old error:<br>
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Selected area is too large for this resolution. Reduce the selected area or resolution<br>
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Removed the line from the fs-blacklist file, and still the same error.<br>
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Is there a way to double check that my compiling of the source is being used correctly?<br>
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Thanks,<br>
Dan<br>
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Hi Dan,<br>
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I've CC'ed the list for reference.<br>
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