# Scanner configuration file for the umax-cli
# scanner driver, which can be obtained from 
# ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux/ALPHA/scanner.


# Driver name to appear in list box.
name  Umax

# Location of driver (change as needed)
driver_path $HOME/scanner/umax/umax-0.5.6/umax-cli

# Scanner device name used by operating system
device  /dev/sga

# If the scanner has a specific command for a given option,
# enter it here, otherwise leave it blank. Some drivers may have
# separate commands for bits/pixel, or separate commands for
# each resolution mode, while others have only generic color
# or grayscale modes. Separate options by spaces only.

# Commands which utilize numeric values. Numeric values, if
# applicable, are supplied automatically based on dialog box
# selections and should not be placed here.

dpi_command    -R
left_command   -X
top_command    -Y
width_command  -w
height_command -h
brightness_command -b
contrast_command  -c
bpp_command

# Commands which don't use numeric values.

gray_8_command
gray_10_command
gray_12_command
gray_16_command
color_24_command
color_30_command
color_36_command
gray_command -g
color_command -r
preview_command  -p

# Any additional command options entered here will be sent verbatim
# to the scanner. For example, -s = slow speed, -W = warm up lamp
# before scanning.

extra_commands

# Conversion factors in case scanner driver uses some other units
# besides pixels at 300 pt/inch. For example, if driver requires 
# all units to be in inches, set each value to 72. If the driver 
# uses 1200 pt/inch, set each value to 4. Values do not have to be
# integers.


height_factor  1
width_factor  1
top_factor  4
left_factor  4

# Numbers which may need to be added to the contrast and brightness
# values supplied by tnimage (which range from 0 to 255) to convert
# to the range used by the scanner driver. For instance, if the
# driver uses -127 to +127, enter -127 here.

contrast_add 0
brightness_add 0