So I found out earlier. Confirmation is good to get.
> Attached there is my modified scan.py script.
> I'm not a python expert so it could prettier but it works for me :)
Thanks. I don't know any python - but can fiddle. :)
From before:
> The evidence from models.dat is that a plug-in is not required.
Famous last words! Knowing now exactly what the MFP is (HP LaserJet MFP M28w), a closer look at models.dat indicates that (as you said all along) it is required. Recalling
> Port 80 here works the same way as 8080.
So I found out earlier. Confirmation is good to get.
> Attached there is my modified scan.py script.
> I'm not a python expert so it could prettier but it works for me :)
Thanks. I don't know any python - but can fiddle. :)
From before:
> The evidence from models.dat is that a plug-in is not required.
Famous last words! Knowing now exactly what the MFP is (HP LaserJet MFP M28w), a closer look at models.dat indicates that (as you said all along) it is required. Recalling
> bb_escl.c 1558: Requested_width = [2550], max_width = [2549]
I wonder what happens if a width less than 2549 is requested.This should do it
hp-scan -d <USB_or_ network_ URI> -a 0,0,20,20
Does that scan?
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Brian.