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Does it really work? #1

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jyy1082 opened this issue Nov 21, 2018 · 5 comments
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Does it really work? #1

jyy1082 opened this issue Nov 21, 2018 · 5 comments

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@jyy1082
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jyy1082 commented Nov 21, 2018

Hello,
we are trying to find a scanner which can be integrated in to our Web system. May I ask you that can this project really work for Brother ADS-2700W? If yes, we will purchase this scanner to test.
Thank you so much!

@denysvitali
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Sure thing! It works 👍
I'm using it for my DMS.rs project

@jyy1082
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jyy1082 commented Nov 21, 2018

Great to see that!

I signed Brother Solutions Interface (BSI) Developer Program. However, they have not yet approved it, so I have not review the official developer document.
Can I clarify with you that what I need to modify to try to connect to my Brother ADS-2700W scanner? I saw there is UUID in the "create-job.sh", is that assigned by me or the machine ID which need to get from scanner? Is there any other I need to change to run the code?

Thank you again!

@denysvitali
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The UUID seems to be random, you'll only need to edit the IP (192.168.1.82) and probably the port.

I didn't signed up for BSI Developer Program - I created this project from a RE of the Windows Scanner API

@jyy1082
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jyy1082 commented Nov 25, 2018

Got it! Thanks. I will purchase a Brother ADS-2700W today and test this code today.

Do you think the port 53048 is fixed in all Brother ADS-2700W scaners? or I need to find the one from different Brother ADS-2700W sacnners?

Also, may I ask you where can I find the full document of the Windows Scanner API?

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denysvitali commented Nov 25, 2018

No clue! I think that the port is random, but could be retrieved via UPnP. Haven't tested it tbh.

About the Windows Scanner API, I haven't found any documentation but I did some reverse engineering

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