[SOLVED] Epson L-3150 scanner not detected

[liberace]

I work with Linux Mint XFCE 20.1 and have installed the printer driver for the Epson L-3150 and the wifi printer works.
The wifi scanner cannot be detected after installing imagescan-bundle-linuxmint-20-3.65.0.x64.deb. The message is "no devices found" when i open the app.
I can see the wifi printer in the list of wifi connections.
I changed the IP address set in the file imagescan.conf in " ; myscanner.udi = esci:networkscan://192.168.223.1" . This IP address was on the network status sheet of the printer.
Any idea how to get the scanner work?

[DraganTheMighty]

You can try to install ipp-usb and sane-airscan

[brian_p]

You can try to install ipp-usb and sane-airscan

ipp-usb is for USB connections only; liberaceis is using WiFi. However, installing sane-airscan is an excellent suggestion.

[DraganTheMighty]

You can try to install ipp-usb and sane-airscan

ipp-usb is for USB connections only; liberaceis is using WiFi. However, installing sane-airscan is an excellent suggestion.

I thought that sane-airscan is depended to ipp-usb.

[liberace]

Jehee Sane airscan did the trick. Thank you so much for your great help

[brian_p]

I thought that sane-airscan is depended to ipp-usb.

Only when the connection is by USB. sane-airscan relies on a network connection. A wireless connection provides a network connection, so no problem there. A USB connection managed by ipp-usb is effectively turned into a network connection.

[brian_p]

Jehee Sane airscan did the trick. Thank you so much for your great help

Nicely done, liberace. It would be very useful if you provided the outputs of

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scanimage -L

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airscan-discover

[jtamark]

I had a similar problem; my two scanner programs (Simple Scan, and VueScan) could not scan, even if they "found" the scanner.

Loading sane-airscan did the trick.

Thanks to the community.

Joe