[ubuntu-it] scanner

[Max]

maxino ha scritto:

>> Qualcuno mi può dare consigli?
da:

http://www.linuxprinting.org/~till/printing-tutorial/tut.html#1_1_6

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With its ink level and maintenance facilities HPLIP is also useful for
pure printers from HP

In some distributions HP printers and multi-function devices are
automatically set up with HPLIP. If not, with HPLIP 0.9.8 and later
the setup is easy. It comes with a tool named "hp-setup" which
auto-detects locally connected HP devices and sets up appropriate
print and fax queues automatically. Make also sure that your
/etc/sane.d/dll.conf contains a line with only "hpaio" in it and you
will be able to print and fax via CUPS, to scan via SANE, to access
memory cards via USB storage (only newer devices, USB connection
required), and do all the rest with the graphical tool "hp-toolbox".

For card readers it is highly recommended to use them via USB storage
whenever possible. They work via "hp-toolbox" on all models, but they
are so extremely slow that buying a USB-2.0 card reader for around 10
EUR is the much better solution.

On Ubuntu it is possible that the HPLIP daemons are already installed
but not the "hp-toolbox". Get it installed with "apt-get install
hplip". Note also that all PPD files from HPLIP (PostScript and HPIJS)
are listed under the manufacturer name "HP (HPLIP)" in the CUPS web
interface
.

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dovrebbe aiutarti...

ciao

Max