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* This provides another way of scanning if LP #1797501 is encountered. *
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Note that it is possible to guarantee almost certainly which other devices will be affected by LP #1797501. For example:
[hp_laserjet_mfp_m426fdw]
The printer URI is hp:/net/hp_laserjet_mfp_m426fdw?ip=<IP_address>
The scanner URI is hpaio:/net/hp_laserjet_mfp_m426fdw?ip=<IP_address>
The device's _uscan._tcp output would have to have
In /usr/share/ hplip/data/ models/ models. dat there is a section for each device supported by HPLIP. For example
[hp_colorlaser jet_mfp_ m278-m281] 3630_series]
[deskjet_
The printer URIs for these networked devices would be
hp:/net/ hp_colorlaserje t_mfp_m278- m281?ip= <IP_address> deskjet_ 3630_series? ip=<IP_ address>
hp:/net/
It can now be deduced that their scanner URIs are definitely
hpaio: /net/hp_ colorlaserjet_ mfp_m278- 281?ip< IP_address> netdeskjet_ 3630_series? ip=<IP_ address>
hpaio:
Scanning should always be possible by providing a SANE frontend with a
URI. Like so:
scanimage -d hpaio:/ net/hp_ colorlaserjet_ mfp_m278- m281?ip= <IP_address> net/hp_ colorlaserjet_ mfp_m278- m281?ip= <IP_address> net/deskjet_ 3630_series? ip=<IP_ address>
xane hpaio:/
simple-scan hpaio:/
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* This provides another way of scanning if LP #1797501 is encountered. *
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Note that it is possible to guarantee almost certainly which other devices will be affected by LP #1797501. For example:
[hp_laserjet_ mfp_m426fdw]
The printer URI is hp:/net/ hp_laserjet_ mfp_m426fdw? ip=<IP_ address> net/hp_ laserjet_ mfp_m426fdw? ip=<IP_ address>
The scanner URI is hpaio:/
The device's _uscan._tcp output would have to have
ty=hp_ hp_laserjet_ mfp_m426fdw
to avoid LP #1797501.
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Brian.