HP All-in-one: ADF feeds two sheets when one is canned

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4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
python
Domain
embedded-iot

Research direction

The report provides a Python reproduction using sane.open(), dev.start(), dev.snap(), and source='ADF' on an HP OfficeJet Pro 9020. Begin by reproducing the extra-feed behavior and trace how snap and iterator handling interact with SANE ADF scanning. Done means establishing a tested correction for the one-page case or confirming and documenting an upstream hardware/backend limitation.

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Description

If I e.g. use the iterator to scan 3 pages, a 4th one is also fed. Below is a minimal example which scans one page but feeds two sheets.

#!/usr/bin/env python
import sane
import numpy
from PIL import Image
#
# Initialize sane
#
ver = sane.init()
print('SANE version:', ver)
# prints: SANE version: (16777245, 1, 0, 29)
#
# Get devices
#
#devices = sane.get_devices()
#print('Available devices:', devices)      
sc_dev = ('hpaio:/net/hp_officejet_pro_9020_series?ip=192.168.0.57&queue=false', 'Hewlett-Packard', 'hp_officejet_pro_9020_series', 'all-in-one')

print('\n Opening: \n', sc_dev[1], sc_dev[2])
#
# Open first device
#
dev = sane.open(sc_dev[0])
  
try:
  dev.depth = 8
  dev.mode = 'Color'
  dev.source = 'ADF'
  dev.resolution = 200
except:
  print('problem setting params')
  quit()
#
# Start a scan and get a PIL.Image object
#
dev.start()
im = dev.snap()
im.save('test_pil.png') 
#
# Close the device
#
dev.close()
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