This is linux. Where there is a will, there is a way.
ok, do you know what the device is in /dev/? figure that out first.
Since your device shows up in lsusb, then it is almost certainly in dmesg.
Unplug your scanner.
sudo dmesg --clear
plug in your scanner
$dmesg
you should see the device name in dmesg. /dev/scanner I have no idea what it will be. Post back with dmesg if you need help figuring it out.
optional step: you can see if the device is listed:
$scanimage -L
Next, you will try to scan using the command line program scanimage and the device name:
$scanimage -d /dev/scanner
or
$scanimage -d /dev/scanner --quick-format Letter --resolution=600
if it kinda works but you want to do something else, try reading $scanimage --help
or man scanimage
Try that and post back errors you may encounter.
libsane
andlibsane-extras
should install them and you may try. Note: you probably already havelibsane
installed, since it is a dependency of simple scan, but you may misslibsane-extras
which probably contains the driver you need. – Bakuriu Feb 12 '15 at 16:10libsane-extras
andlibsane
was installed before. But no success! – PHP Learner Feb 12 '15 at 16:36USB 0x05da/0x3021 Unsupported Unsupported. SQ113 chip. See link for more details.
But it is listed under Microteck (Not Genius) and has Unsupported status! Is there any way to solve this problem? – PHP Learner Feb 12 '15 at 18:57