Re: [multipost] CZUR scanner not detected and not connectable

On 2/25/2024 11:45 PM, Paul wrote:
> On 2/25/2024 4:07 PM, J.O. Aho wrote:
>> On 25/02/2024 17.52, MarioCCCP wrote:
>>> Sorry for the multipost, I am really at a loss with this glitch
>>
>> Sorry, you failed, you made a cross post and nothing to be sorry about.
>>
>>> I have purchased this item
>>>
>>> CZUR Shine Ultra Pro 24MP High resolution scanner for books USB Portable, Documents Scanner with OCR up to A3 format for home and office, Multilingual OCR viewer
>>
>>> I just wrote a request on FB page of CZUR, but apart from that, what could be the problem ?
>>>
>>> It is their own recent SW for the very corresponding HW, why should it fail ?
>>
>> The scanner_x86_64_1.7.2312301E.deb, which is the latest I could see anyone refer to do not supply an udev file for your scanner, check /etc/udev/rules.d/ and you will find
>>
>> czur_1101.rules
>> czur_1616.rules
>> czur_et.rules
>>
>> you will need to have one like for example czur_2401.rules:
>> SUBSYSTEM==”usb” ,
>> ATTRS{idVendor}==”04fc” ,
>> ATTRS{idProduct}==”2401” ,
>> MODE="0666"
>>
>>
>> then run:  sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger
>>
>> If still not working, you may have to copy some files form the ms-windows install, should be called something like czcv000*_0*.{bin|xml|ex}
>>
>> In the Linux install you find those in /opt/scanner/
>>
>> also the file /opt/scanner/dev_list.bin may not support your scanner.
>>
>>
>> You will have to experiment and see if you get it to work and hope CZUR comes back and have a later beta version that supports your scanner.
>>

"Czur ET24 Pro first impressions"

https://diybookscanner.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=3696&start=20

It seems one model uses a laser for page straightening, while the
other model does not.

   "One frustration with the CZUR devices is that each one has its own application.
    So since I have three devices, I have three applications. As their product line
    grows, older devices won't get as much attention or updates to their applications.
    It would be wiser to have a single application that can detect the device and
    show the features that apply to it. Then as new features are developed, they can
    be available to the older devices. CZUR seems unlikely to adopt this, however.
    It's a bit like having a company that makes webcams and none of them are really
    compatible with the other. Each has their own software/driver. A lot of
    niche peripherals run into this problem."

   Paul