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The Brother MFC-5460CN in the corner of the blue room is a scanner, printer and fax machine. It is connected to the network and the scanner function is shared through ''[[JARVIS]]''. | The Brother MFC-5460CN in the corner of the blue room is a scanner, printer and fax machine. It is connected to the network and the scanner function is shared through ''[[JARVIS]]''. | ||
| − | == Scanning from Quorra | + | == Scanning from Quorra == |
| − | The Simple-Scan application is installed on | + | The Simple-Scan application is installed on [[Quorra]], and will auto-detect the [[Rosey]] all-in-one if it is turned on before the application is started? Just put the page to be scanned in the flat bed scanner part of the machine, and hit the scan button in the application. |
=== Setting up on Linux machines === | === Setting up on Linux machines === | ||
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- See also: Printers
Rosey
Rosey is an A3 scanner, printer and copier.
Brother
The Brother MFC-5460CN in the corner of the blue room is a scanner, printer and fax machine. It is connected to the network and the scanner function is shared through JARVIS.
Scanning from Quorra
The Simple-Scan application is installed on Quorra, and will auto-detect the Rosey all-in-one if it is turned on before the application is started? Just put the page to be scanned in the flat bed scanner part of the machine, and hit the scan button in the application.
Setting up on Linux machines
To configure a new Linux machine to see the scanner, edit /etc/sane.d/net.conf, adding jarvis at the end of the file.
Setting up on Windows
Delete Windows, install Linux and then follow the instructions above.