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DSEA Technical Note: #040: Updated HQ RIP Plug-In Installer

This technical note from Dainippon Screen Engineering of America provides instructions for installing device drivers separately from plug-ins for their HQ RIP systems. The device plug-ins and drivers for several HQ RIP models will now be installed separately. The note gives specific steps for installing drivers for the PowerMac, PC, and NT versions of the HQ RIP depending on the type of hardware installed.

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DSEA Technical Note: #040: Updated HQ RIP Plug-In Installer

This technical note from Dainippon Screen Engineering of America provides instructions for installing device drivers separately from plug-ins for their HQ RIP systems. The device plug-ins and drivers for several HQ RIP models will now be installed separately. The note gives specific steps for installing drivers for the PowerMac, PC, and NT versions of the HQ RIP depending on the type of hardware installed.

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DSEA Technical Note

#040: Updated HQ RIP Plug-in Installer


Produced by: Dainippon Screen Engineering of America (DSEA) January 27, 2000

This Technical Note provides the instructions to install the HQ RIP device drivers separately
from the plug-ins.

The device plug-ins and device drivers for the HQ-PM, HQ-PC, and HQ-NT RIPs will be
installed separately for all devices used with the v5.1r2 HQ RIP. They also will be installed
separately for the PT-R8000 v5.1.1 when used with the v5.0 HQ RIP. The steps to install the
plug-in are the same as those provided in the installation guides; therefore, please refer to the
guides for installation instructions. After you install the plug-in, you must install the device
drivers. The steps to install the PCI FPIF driver and the QLogic SCSI driver are provided below.

NOTE: If you already have a QLogic SCSI driver installed on your system by
another application, do not reinstall the SCSI driver, as doing so can cause
serious system problems.

Installing a Device Driver


The PCI FPIF and QLogic SCSI drivers are provided either on the HQ RIP CD-ROM or on a
separate diskette. Check to see if your drivers are on the CD-ROM or diskette, then follow the
applicable instructions.

HQ-PM RIP

To install PowerMac device drivers:

1. First, check the version number of the FPIF board installed in your computer (Rev. 1.0,
Rev. 1.1, or Rev. 1.2).

2. Turn on the computer, if necessary.

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3. Insert the HQ RIP CD-ROM or device driver diskette into the appropriate drive.

4. Double-click the Plug-ins > Drivers folder.

5. Launch the "PIF Driver Installer."

6. If your FPIF board is Rev. 1.0 or Rev. 1.1, select "PIF Driver Version 1.1." If your FPIF
board is Rev. 1.2, select "PIF Driver Version 5.0r0."

7. Drag the selected driver to the hard drive.

8. Click "Restart."

This completes the installation of the HQ RIP Power Macintosh device drivers.

HQ-PC RIP

To install PC device drivers:

1. Turn on the computer, if necessary.

2. Insert the HQ RIP CD-ROM or device driver diskette into the appropriate drive.

3. From your desktop, click the “Start” button.

4. Select “Programs,” then “Windows NT Explorer.”

5. Click the CD-ROM drive or drive A. A list of files will appear in the window on the
right.

6. If your drivers are on the CD-ROM, double-click the “Drivers” folder; if your plug-in is
on diskette, go to the next step.

7. Double-click “Setup.exe” to start the installation. The "SCREEN Device Driver" installer
window will appear.

(Most windows will have three buttons at the bottom, which you can use to go “Back”
to the previous window, advance to the “Next” window, or “Cancel” the installation.)

8. Click “Next” to go to the window that lists the PIF and QLogic SCSI drivers.

9. Select the "QLogic SCSI Driver v2.22" option for the Katana 5040/5055, FT-R3035/3050,
and PF-R1050. Select the "PIF Driver v5.0r0" option for all other recorders.

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10. Click “Next” to begin the installation. A progress bar will indicate the status of the
installation.

11. When the installation is complete, a window will appear instructing you to restart your
system.

12. Eject any disk or CD-ROM, click the appropriate entry (restart now or later), then click
“Finish.”

This completes the installation of the HQ RIP PC device drivers.

HQ-NT RIP

To install NT device drivers:

1. First, check the version number of the FPIF board installed in your computer (Rev. 1.0,
Rev. 1.1, or Rev. 1.2).

2. Turn on the computer, if necessary.

3. Insert the HQ RIP CD-ROM or device driver diskette into the appropriate drive.

4. From your desktop, click the “Start” button.

5. Select “Programs,” then “Windows NT Explorer.”

6. Click the CD-ROM drive or drive A. A list of files will appear in the window on the
right.

7. If your drivers are on the CD-ROM, double-click the “Drivers” folder; if your plug-in is
on diskette, go to the next step.

8. Double-click “Setup.exe” to start the installation. The "SCREEN Device Driver" installer
window will appear.

(Most windows will have three buttons at the bottom, which you can use to go “Back”
to the previous window, advance to the “Next” window, or “Cancel” the installation.)

9. Click “Next” to go to the window that lists the PIF drivers.

10. If your FPIF board is Rev. 1.0 or Rev. 1.1, select "PIF Driver v4.0." If your FPIF board is
Rev. 1.2, select "PIF Driver v5.0."

11. Click “Next” to begin the installation. A progress bar will indicate the status of the
installation.
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12. When the installation is complete, a window will appear instructing you to restart your
system.

13. Eject any disk or CD-ROM, click the appropriate entry (restart now or later), then click
“Finish.”

This completes the installation of the HQ RIP NT device drivers.

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