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Sharable SCSI scanner?

agrikk

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Greetings!

I am looking for some way to share a SCSI high-speed scanner across multiple computers on a network.

The scanner is a duplexing, high-speed scanner that cost about $6,000 and am looking to leverage it among different users.

Anyone have any ideas on how I can allow multiple users access to this scanner?

Ideally this would be a network server similar to a standalone print server, but it would be a 10/100 Ethernet-to-SCSI type of thing.

Any thoughts?


Agrikk
 
FYI,

I found this kick ass program called Remote Scan that allows a direct attached scanner to be shared over a network.

I downloaded it and it initially didn't work for my duplex document feeder, but working with these guys, they had a new version out that supported it in a matter of days.

The software is $29 via Buy-it-now on ebay. This thing kicks serious @$$.

Agrikk
 
HP has some pretty simple TCP/IP-based remote scanning tools...
 
Not sure if this would be of any use to you, but if you wanted to write your own scanning app,say... in VB, check out EasyTwain Pro (from a company called Dosadi). It is a small SDK that is very versitile and provides for network scanning with ADF and duplex. I have used it in a couple custom apps I have created and am very impressed.
 
Originally posted by Josh_B
HP has some pretty simple TCP/IP-based remote scanning tools...

Indeed we do, but they only work with HP scanners.
 
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