Agfa Focus Color Plus on a Windows 7 computer?  


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    Agfa Focus Color Plus on a Windows 7 computer?


    Hey!
    I have, on my older pc with Windows XP, a well working Agfa Focus Color Plus flatbed scanner that I want to use now on my new pc with Windows 7.
    As far as I do understand software for these scanners and things, this one is a so-called SCSI-scanner, connected to my WinXP pc via a SCSI-cable and a SCSI-card?.
    My question: is it possible to use my scanner on my newer pc with Win7 via a 'SCSI to USB'-cable and of course after installing new software Adaptec, the sanerdriver and possibly something else?
    Who can inform me what I shoud do to really end in my scanner being well working on my new pc with Win7...
    Greetz
    Jive1
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    Hi there .. Your big problem will be getting a Driver for Windows 7 .. You could try Vuescan it is not Free but has a 30 Day trial period ...
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    Hey! Thank you Maxie
    So, I have downloaded Vuescan and if need be I can bye it. But I have another question...
    Do I need to install any Adaptec card or so in the new situation with Windows 7?
    Greetz
    Jive1
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    Hi there .. You could use either the choice is yours 'SCSI to USB'-cable or the Card .. I have never used any of them on Windows 7 myself .. Did use the 'SCSI to USB'-cable on an Xp machine in the past and that worked very well ..
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    Fine, Maxie!
    I will go and try to have a SCSI to USB cable tomorrw, and do some tests tomorrow...
    By the way, am I right when I understand that a so-called SCSI-card replases a USB-connexion, or visa versa? Soes a SCSI-card just establish thhe connection betweeh the scanner and the PC, or does it do moer that just connect?
    Greetz
    Jive1
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  6. Posts : 18,415
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    Cable would probably be the easiest way for you .. The Card provides a port that plugs in to a pci slot on your motherboard .. Have a read at the Link below ...

    Adaptec - Adaptec SCSI Card 29160
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    Excellent Maxie!
    I understand right now...
    I wil let you know how it works when I found the cable and the driver. But sure, this is the way I'm going to do some tests.
    Thank you!
    Greetz
    Jive1
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    Very welcome .. And yes please keep us posted
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