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English Overview dialog help 3/8: Do not change or translate "HP", it is a manufacturer name. Do not change or translate "OfficeJet", it is a model name. Do not change or translate "PSC", it is a model (Printer Scanner Copier) name. Do not change or translate "hp-setup", it is a command name. Do not change or translate "lsusb", it is a command name.
<p>
A normal USB scanner should be detected automatically.
By default, only those USB scanners are shown
for which the USB vendor and product IDs are known.
If a USB scanner is not shown or if there are unexpected results,
try <b>Other</b> and <b>Restart Detection</b>.
It might happen that particular USB devices which are not scanners
are shown too. There is no generic way to reliably distinguish a scanner
from other USB devices because there is no USB device class for scanners.
Try to proceed with <b>Add</b>.
For HP all-in-one devices you may have to run <tt>hp-setup</tt>
via <b>Other</b> and <b>Run hp-setup</b> before you can
configure the scanner unit with this tool.
If you have difficulties configuring your scanner,
check whether it appears in the output of <tt>lsusb</tt>.
If it is not listed there, the USB system cannot communicate with the scanner.
</p>
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The hpoj driver should work but it is no longer maintained.
Try to use the up-to-date driver hpaio.
The hpoj driver should work but it is no longer maintained.
Try to use the up-to-date driver hpaio.
Scanner and Driver Setup
Scanner and Driver Setup
Failed to activate %1.
Failed to activate %1.
Set Up Scanning via Network
Set Up Scanning via Network
Permitted &Clients for saned
Permitted &Clients for saned
&Servers Used for the net Metadriver
&Servers Used for the net Metadriver
Server Settings
Server Settings
Client Settings
Client Settings
Predefined Configurations
Predefined Configurations
&Local Host Configuration
&Local Host Configuration
&Disable Scanning via Network
&Disable Scanning via Network
<p>
<b><big>Initializing Scanner Configuration</big></b><br>
Please wait...
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Initialising Scanner Configuration</big></b><br>
Please wait...
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Saving Scanner Configuration</big></b><br>
Please wait...
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Saving Scanner Configuration</big></b><br>
Please wait...
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Scanner Configuration</big></b><br>
Set up or change the scanner configuration and show the already active scanners.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Scanner Configuration</big></b><br>
Set up or change the scanner configuration and show the already active scanners.
</p>
<p>
To set up a new scanner, choose the scanner from the list of
detected scanners and press <b>Edit</b>.
If your scanner has not been detected, use <b>Add</b> for a manual configuration.
</p>
<p>
To set up a new scanner, choose the scanner from the list of
detected scanners and press <b>Edit</b>.
If your scanner has not been detected, use <b>Add</b> for a manual configuration.
</p>
<p>
A normal USB scanner should be detected automatically.
By default, only those USB scanners are shown
for which the USB vendor and product IDs are known.
If a USB scanner is not shown or if there are unexpected results,
try <b>Other</b> and <b>Restart Detection</b>.
It might happen that particular USB devices which are not scanners
are shown too. There is no generic way to reliably distinguish a scanner
from other USB devices because there is no USB device class for scanners.
Try to proceed with <b>Add</b>.
For HP all-in-one devices you may have to run <tt>hp-setup</tt>
via <b>Other</b> and <b>Run hp-setup</b> before you can
configure the scanner unit with this tool.
If you have difficulties configuring your scanner,
check whether it appears in the output of <tt>lsusb</tt>.
If it is not listed there, the USB system cannot communicate with the scanner.
</p>
<p>
A normal USB scanner should be detected automatically.
It might happen that particular USB devices which are no scanners are shown too
because it is not possible to reliably distinguish a scanner from any other USB device.
If it was not detected or if there are unexpected results,
try <b>Other</b> and <b>Restart Detection</b>.
It may also work to proceed with <b>Add</b>.
In particular, HP all-in-one devices, such as OfficeJets and PSCs,
are not detected, but can be configured this way.
If you have difficulties configuring your scanner here,
check whether it appears in the output of <tt>/usr/sbin/lsusb</tt>.
If it is not listed there, the USB system cannot communicate with the scanner.
</p>
<p>
SCSI scanners are normally detected.
If difficulties arise proceeding with <b>Add</b>,
check whether your scanner is shown by the command <tt>lsscsi</tt>.
If not, the SCSI system cannot communicate with the scanner.
Verify that an appropriate kernel module for the SCSI host adapter has been loaded.
</p>
<p>
SCSI scanners are normally detected.
If difficulties arise proceeding with <b>Add</b>,
check whether your scanner is shown by the command <tt>lsscsi</tt>.
If not, the SCSI system cannot communicate with the scanner.
Verify that an appropriate kernel module for the SCSI host adapter has been loaded.
</p>
<p>
Parallel port scanners cannot be configured with this tool
except for HP all-in-one devices.
Common parallel port scanners must be configured manually.
To set up the scanner unit in a HP all-in-one device,
which is connected to the parallel port,
you may have to run <tt>hp-setup</tt> via <b>Other</b> and <b>Run hp-setup</b>
before you can configure the scanner unit with this tool using <b>Add</b>.
</p>
<p>
Network scanners cannot be configured with this tool
except for HP all-in-one devices.
Network scanners must be configured manually.
A network scanner is a scanner that has a network interface
so it is directly accessible in the network.
In contrast, scanning via network means accessing a remote scanner
connected to another host in the network.
To set up the scanner unit in a HP all-in-one device
which is connected via a built-in network interface,
first run <tt>hp-setup</tt> as root, then you can configure
the scanner unit with this tool using <b>Add</b>.
</p>
<p>
Network scanners cannot be configured with this tool
except for HP all-in-one devices.
Network scanners must be configured manually.
A network scanner is a scanner that has a network interface
so it is directly accessible in the network.
In contrast, scanning via network means accessing a remote scanner
connected to another host in the network.
To set up the scanner unit in a HP all-in-one device,
which is connected via a built-in network interface,
you may have to run <tt>hp-setup</tt> via <b>Other</b> and <b>Run hp-setup</b>
before it works to configure the scanner unit with this tool using <b>Add</b>.
</p>
<p>
Network scanners cannot be configured with this tool
except for HP all-in-one devices.
Network scanners must be configured manually.
A network scanner is a scanner that has a network interface
so it is directly accessible in the network.
In contrast, scanning via network means accessing a remote scanner
connected to another host in the network.
To set up the scanner unit in a HP all-in-one device
which is connected via a built-in network interface,
first run <tt>hp-setup</tt> as root, then you can configure
the scanner unit with this tool using <b>Add</b>.
</p>
<p>
The table lists the configured drivers with their associated scanners.
Press <b>Add</b> to select model and driver and enable it.
Press <b>Edit</b> to select and enable a driver.
Press <b>Delete</b> to disable the driver.
If you press <b>Other</b>, you can restart the detection, test enabled drivers,
set up HP all-in-one devices, or set up scanning via network.
</p>
<p>
The table lists the configured drivers with their associated scanners.
Press <b>Edit</b> to modify a driver.
Press <b>Delete</b> to remove a driver.
If you press <b>Other</b>, you can
restart the detection, test active scanners, or set up scanning via network.
</p>
<p>
If a driver is set up but no scanner is recognized by the driver, possible reasons are:
The scanner is not connected or switched off,
the driver is not the right one for the particular model
(even small differences in model names or internal differences in
the same model series may require different drivers),
there are low-level (kernel related) device communication problems
(e.g. a low-level USB problem or a low-level SCSI problem).
</p>
<p>
If a driver is set up but no scanner is recognised by the driver, possible reasons are:
The scanner is not connected or switched off,
the driver is not the right one for the particular model
(even small differences in model names or internal differences in
the same model series may require different drivers),
there are low-level (kernel related) device communication problems
(e.g. a low-level USB problem or a low-level SCSI problem).
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Scanner Model Selection</big></b><br>
All known scanner models, both supported and unsupported, are listed here.
Read all information carefully before selecting a model and pressing <b>Next</b>.
The information is based on data of the SANE project at
<tt>http://www.sane-project.org/</tt>.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Scanner Model Selection</big></b><br>
All known scanner models, both supported and unsupported, are listed here.
Read all information carefully before selecting a model and pressing <b>Next</b>.
The information is based on data of the SANE project at
<tt>http://www.sane-project.org/</tt>.
</p>
<p>
A model is supported if there is at least one appropriate scanner driver available.
Most scanner drivers are from the SANE project and provided in the sane-backends package.
The support status for a particular model varies from minimal to complete.<br>
When a driver is shown as 'unmaintained', it does not mean that the driver does not work.
Even an unmaintained driver could work perfectly well.
But it means that there is no longer someone who knows about the driver internals
so that there is usually no help if there are issues with an unmaintained driver.
</p>
 
<p>
Even if a model has no driver available, the manufacturer might have a driver.
Therefore, you should ask the scanner manufacturer for a driver for an unsupported scanner.
</p>
<p>
Even if a model has no driver available, the manufacturer might have a driver.
Therefore, you should ask the scanner manufacturer for a driver for an unsupported scanner.
</p>
<p>
When additional comments are available, they are shown in square brackets.
</p>
<p>
When additional comments are available, they are shown in square brackets.
</p>
<p>
Use the <b>Search String</b> to find an appropriate entry quickly.
To find some text anywhere in the table, enter it in the field.
A more complicated search using a case-insensitive regular expression is also possible.
If the scanner was detected and the manufacturer name is available in this list,
the search string is preset with the manufacturer name, such as <tt>^Epson.*</tt>.
To refine the search results, append model-specific details to the search string.
For example, append a word that is part of the model name as in <tt>^Epson.*perfection</tt>
or append some digits that are part of the model name as in <tt>^Epson.*1200</tt>.
</p>
<p>
Use the <b>Search String</b> to find an appropriate entry quickly.
To find some text anywhere in the table, enter it in the field.
A more complicated search using a case-insensitive regular expression is also possible.
If the scanner was detected and the manufacturer name is available in this list,
the search string is preset with the manufacturer name, such as <tt>^Epson.*</tt>.
To refine the search results, append model-specific details to the search string.
For example, append a word that is part of the model name as in <tt>^Epson.*perfection</tt>
or append some digits that are part of the model name as in <tt>^Epson.*1200</tt>.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Scanner and Driver Setup</big></b><br>
The driver is activated and the associated scanners are probed.
This may take a few seconds, so you must wait until you can press <b>Next</b>.
If you press <b>Back</b>, the driver is deactivated.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Scanner and Driver Setup</big></b><br>
The driver is activated and the associated scanners are probed.
This may take a few seconds, so you must wait until you can press <b>Next</b>.
If you press <b>Back</b>, the driver is deactivated.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Additional Packages</big></b><br>
If the package that provides the driver is not yet installed,
an appropriate dialog is shown to install the package.
Such packages may not be available for all architectures.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Additional Packages</big></b><br>
If the package that provides the driver is not yet installed,
an appropriate dialogue is shown to install the package.
Such packages may not be available for all architectures
(for example, the iscan package is only available for i386 architectures).
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Firmware Upload</big></b><br>
Some models require a firmware upload.
In this case, an appropriate explanatory text is shown.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Firmware Upload</big></b><br>
Some models require a firmware upload.
In this case, an appropriate explanatory text is shown.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>HP All-in-One Devices</big></b><br>
HP all-in-one devices may require a special setup.
In this case, an appropriate dialog is shown.
There are two software packages that provide support for HP all-in-one devices:
the outdated HPOJ software (package hp-officeJet which is no longer available),
which provides the PTAL system (with the ptal service) to access HP all-in-one devices,
and the up-to-date HPLIP software (package hplip), which provides the hpaio driver.
Both software packages can be installed at the same time
but the ptal service and the hpaio driver cannot run together.
Therefore either the patl service or the hpaio driver
must be used for all HP all-in-one devices.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>HP All-in-One Devices</big></b><br>
HP all-in-one devices require a special setup.
In this case, an appropriate dialogue is shown.
There are two software packages that provide support for HP all-in-one devices:
the old HPOJ software (package hp-officeJet),
which provides the PTAL system (with the ptal service) to access HP all-in-one devices,
and the new HPLIP software (package hplip),
which provides the hplip service to access HP all-in-one devices.
Both software packages can be installed at the same time
but the services cannot be run together.
Because a running service is required to access the device,
either ptal or hplip must be used to access all HP all-in-one devices.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Scanning via Network</big></b><br>
Enter the appropriate information and press <b>Next</b>
to set up scanning via network.
</p>
<p>
<b><big>Scanning via Network</big></b><br>
Enter the appropriate information and press <b>Next</b>
to set up scanning via network.
</p>

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Overview dialog help 3/8: Do not change or translate "HP", it is a manufacturer name. Do not change or translate "OfficeJet", it is a model name. Do not change or translate "PSC", it is a model (Printer Scanner Copier) name. Do not change or translate "hp-setup", it is a command name. Do not change or translate "lsusb", it is a command name.
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src/include/scanner/helps.rb:72
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po/scanner/en_GB.po, string 50