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Last modified: Sun Oct 15 23:27:01 CEST 2006

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MP150, MP170, MP450, MP500 (work fine)

They all have a CIS-sensor and can do up to 1200x2400 DPI. These models work fine with the driver. I believe, all hardware features are supported by the driver. Users of MP170, could you please confirm whether scanner buttons work with the stand-alone program? Run

./scan -B

and press a button. scan should print a number like "100" or "200". The first digit is the button number, "1" should be the "COLOR" button, "2" the "GRAY" button. The next two digits show the action you assigned to the corresponding button (See the table below for MP450 and MP800, thanks to Jose and Marcus). It would be nice if you could send me a list that shows which button return which value.

Action Button
Color Gray
Save at PC 101 201
Save as PDF 102 202
Attach to e-mail 103 203
Open with application 104 204
Scan and save film 105 205

MP800 and MP800R (Basic scans should work but TPU doesn't work yet.)

MP800 and MP800R have a CCD-sensor and can scan 35mm negatives and slides up to 2400x4800 DPI. It uses the same protocol as MP150 and Co.

MP530 and MP830 (work fine)

These models are new in Europe. MP530 has a CIS-sensor (1200x2400 DPI), MP830 a CCD-sensor (2400x4800 DPI). They both have an automatic document feeder (ADF). Ryan has reported that "simply changing the product ID to 1713 for the 500 printer in pixma_mp150.c enables the Canon Pixma MP830 just fine", thanks to Ryan. Therefore I assume that the both models use the same protocol as MP150 and Co.

MP700 and MP730

MP750, MP760 and MP780

MP360


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