The scanned images have high quality, but somehow the scanner is rather slow. That delivers the scanned images to the Downloads folder and can also be invoked from a launcher.

Sudo scanimage -v -format=jpeg -mode color -resolution 300 -p >. There has to be an 'epson2' in it.Īfterwards 'simple scan' and all the other scan utilities do not work. install.sh -without-network -without-ocr-engineĭo not change dll.conf. Log on to /Support/wa00821 or /linux/imagescanv3.ĭownload scanner driver for Ubuntu. The scanner did not work for a long time, until I found a way: I use Xubuntu, and there was no problem with the printer, because the standard epson 元10 driver of Xubuntu handls it nicely. I bought this 元110 printer/scanner by mistake. I live in the Philippines and have been to Madagascar also. P.s.: It might take a while for me to respond due to bad internet. Hopefully someone has some bright ideas for me?

But when I scan I get this message:įailed to start scanner: error during device i/o This makes xsane a little happy as it sees the scanner. When using our scanner driver, we recommend that you do the followingĮdit /etc/sane.d/dll.conf with administrator authority.Īdd '#' to the following line in the setting file. The scanner driver may fails to start or scan. I run Kubuntu 16:04, kde Plasma 5.14, kernel 4.4.0-142 with libsane 1.0.27.Īccording to This can be a solution (but it did not work):Īfter Image Scan v3 or Image Scan for Linux installlation is completed, However, when I open the Epson programme imagescan I get this:

Why this printer you ask? Well, we live in the middel of nowhere on Madagascar, not much choice.Īnyway, after installing and (in konsole) sane-find-scanner I get this:įound USB scanner (vendor=0x04b8, product=0x1142 ) at libusb:003:008ĭevice `imagescan:esci:usb:/sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:14.0/usb3/3-6/3-6:1.0' is a EPSON 元110_Series Before i did this I checked whether there were drivers available on (and there are).

I've bought a Epson 元110 all in one printer.

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