Lexmark x264 not scanning under Mountain Lion

Hi there,
after upgrading to 10.8 (from 10.7.4, where all went fine) my Lexmark x264 won't scan anymore. Printing's no prob, but the scanning ability is not recognized, no matter if I connect via USB, Bonjour or LAN. I of course upgraded the firmware, the image capture app (date: 7/31/12) but no matter what I do - no scanning...
Any idea?
THANKS!

hi,
since 09.08.2012 is a new driver available.
http://support.lexmark.com/index?docLocale=de_DE&page=content&segType=recommende dSegmentMACINTOSH&id=DR21568&locale=DE&userlocale=DE_DE#
and
http://support.lexmark.com/index?docLocale=de_DE&page=content&segType=recommende dSegmentMACINTOSH&id=DR21636&locale=DE&userlocale=DE_DE#
but it does not work here.
- installed v1.8.1 OSX update
- installed v1.0.0 of Scan_ImageCapture_10.6orLater_forIntel.dmg
- installed v2.0.0 of Scan_TWAIN_2.0.0_10.6orLater_forIntel.dmg
rebooted system, started Image Capture (Digitale Bilder in german), shutoff and on the printer/scanner
now plugged Lexmark x264dn via USB but nothing happens.
dmesg says:
USBF:
1078.772
AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff8016677000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0x26, timing out! (Addr: 3, EP: 1)
Any ideas ?
please reply if ur device is back working.
best regards,
daniel.

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