Unlike the printers I could not find any home position switch\sensor in
this scanner, I wonder how the scanner can understand the starting position
of the scan.
Can anybody help me to solve this problem.
Thank you
George
> I found out the way how the scanner homes its carriage!. It is a black
>sticker on the top cover that marks the home position. I had to align the
>CCD to get a good image. The scanner is now working perfectly.
Slightly OT: the 5p has some undocumented built-in carriage diagnostics.
Turn it off, disconnect the cable, hold down the green button on the
front, and turn it on. Which diagnostic is performed is determined by
the setting of the SCSI ID rotary switch.
One of the settings (I think it's ID=6 but I'm not sure) shows that
someone at HP has a sense of humor: using the stepping motor that
drives the carriage to produce different tones it plays "Ode to Joy".
(No, I no longer have a 5p. For various reasons HP sent me a pre-
production unit that mostly sat around unused for well over a year,
and was eventually sent back.)
Joe Morris
I didn't know this strange feature...
I'll try "Ode to Joy" as soon as possible
on my own HP5p !
;-)
Alain-Pierre CHERTIER
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Before you buy.
I'm looking for a HP5p driver for Windows NT,
I mean NT3.51, NT4.00 or W2000
Not found on the HP web site, sold separately !
Anybody having a solution ?
Other HP SCSI scanner driver usable/patchable ?
HELP !!!
Alain-Pierre CHERTIER
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