Ms Global Installation Guide

FUJIFILM E-SYSTEMS, INC.
INSTALLATION GUIDE
FRONTIER WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
Software Release Version 2.0 ~ Document Version 0.8

August 3, 2007
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MS Global Installation Guide.doc
Last Updated: 8/3/2007
Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION .........................................................................4
OVERVIEW.................................................................................................................................................. 4
GETTING STARTED ................................................................................................................................... 4
ABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS AND DEFINITIONS .................................................................................... 4
KNOW YOUR SYSTEM .................................................................................................................................. 5
TYPES OF DICIII COMPUTERS .................................................................................................................. 6
TYPES OF PRINTERS .................................................................................................................................... 6
TYPES OF SCANNERS .................................................................................................................................. 6
TYPES OF OPERATING SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................ 6
CHAPTER 2: PRE-INSTALLATION TASKS ...................................................7
OVERVIEW.................................................................................................................................................. 7
CHAPTER 3: SOFTWARE INSTALLATION WORKFLOW DIAGRAMS..8
INITIAL INSTALLATION WORKFLOW .................................................................................................. 8

DICIII SERVER INSTALLATION WORKFLOW .................................................................................. 9
PRINTER INSTALLATION WORKFLOW .............................................................................................. 10
SCANNER INSTALLATION WORKFLOW ............................................................................................. 11
DICIII WITH PRINTER SUPPORT INSTALLATION WORKFLOW................................................ 12
DICIII WITH ASK PRINTER INSTALLATION WORKFLOW ........................................................ 13
DICIII WITH SCANNER SUPPORT INSTALLATION WORKFLOW .............................................. 14
DICIII WITH PRINTER AND SCANNER INSTALLATION WORKFLOW ...................................... 15
DICIII WITH ASK PRINTER AND SCANNER INSTALLATION WORKFLOW ............................ 16
DICIII WORKSTATION INSTALLATION WORKFLOW .................................................................. 17
DICIII WORKSTATION WITH PRINTER SUPPORT INSTALLATION WORKFLOW ................. 18
HIGH CAPACITY IMAGE PROCESSOR INSTALLATION WORKFLOW........................................... 19
CHAPTER 4: SOFTWARE INSTALLATIONS...............................................20
OVERVIEW................................................................................................................................................ 20
DEVICE COMBINATIONS AND YOUR INSTALLATION OPTIONS ............................................................. 20
DICIII SERVER...................................................................................................................................... 21
PRINTER ................................................................................................................................................... 27
SCANNER (STANDALONE) .................................................................................................................... 35
DICIII WITH PRINTER SUPPORT ..................................................................................................... 41
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DICIII WITH ASK PRINTER SUPPORT ............................................................................................ 48
DICIII WITH SCANNER SUPPORT (SP500 SCANNER ONLY) ................................................. 55
DICIII WITH PRINTER AND SCANNER SUPPORT (SP500 SCANNER ONLY) ...................... 60
DICIII WITH ASK PRINTER AND SCANNER SUPPORT (SP500 SCANNER ONLY) ............. 67
DICIII WORKSTATION ....................................................................................................................... 73
DICIII WORKSTATION WITH PRINTER SUPPORT ....................................................................... 78
HIGH CAPACITY IMAGE PROCESSOR ................................................................................................ 85
CANCELLING INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................... 90
CHAPTER 5: USER REGISTRATION ............................................................92
CHAPTER 6: DEVICE INSTALLATIONS......................................................93
FLATBED SCANNER INSTALLATION ................................................................................................... 93

ASK/DPB PRINTER DRIVER INSTALLATION ................................................................................ 93
USB CONFIGURATION CHART ............................................................................................................ 94
INSTALLING THE DPB 1500 PRINTER SOFTWARE PATCH ........................................................ 99
APPENDIX A: EXAMPLE PRE-INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...... 102
DISABLING HYPER-THREADING ...................................................................................................... 102

CHANGING THE COMPUTER’S IP ADDRESS (IF NECESSARY) .................................................. 102
ADJUSTING THE SYSTEM’S DATE AND TIME PROPERTIES ........................................................ 104
INSTALLING THE DYMO LABELWRITER PRINTER ..................................................................... 106
FRONTIER DRIVER DIRECT (FDD) PC PREPARATION ............................................................. 112
INSTALLING THE FIREWIRE CARDS ...................................................................................................... 112
REPLACING SCANNER CABLING ............................................................................................................. 115
INSTALLING THE FIREWIRE DRIVERS ON THE FDD PC ........................................................... 130
SP1500/2000/2500 SCANNER SETUP ..................................................................................... 143
SP3000 SCANNER SETUP ................................................................................................................. 149
APPENDIX B: POST INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ....................... 154
APPENDIX C: UNINSTALLING THE SOFTWARE .................................. 157
APPENDIX D: UPGRADING THE SOFTWARE (TBD) .......................... 159
APPENDIX E: SYSTEM BACKUP................................................................. 160
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Overview
This installation guide provides details and instructions for installing Fujifilm’s new Frontier Workflow
Management Software (MS) for retail lab systems.
In this guide, you will learn:
Basic, good-to-know information about the system and the installation you are about to perform.
The pre-installation tasks that you may need to perform before you install the MS software (see
page 7).
The different installation workflows in diagram form (see page 8).
How to install the MS software (see page 17).
How to register the newly-installed software (see page 92).
About additional device installations (see page 93).
How to uninstall the software (see page 157).
How to upgrade the software (see page 159).
How to backup the system (see page 160).
In this chapter, you will learn:
Some of the basic terminology used with the system (see page 4).
The various hardware pieces that can comprise a Fujifilm system (see page 5).
Getting Started
Abbreviations, Acronyms and Definitions
Term Definition
Digital Link Request Spooler Developed by Fujifilm, this application performs all background
processing for producing prints and CDs, receiving input from external
sources such as kiosk, and communications with remote systems via
the internet.
It also manages a database containing all production information, and
is responsible for scheduling of tasks and devices throughout the
system.
This application is also known as Simon.
FDD Frontier Driver Direct. This service provides more control and greater
messaging capabilities when printing.
FMPC The Frontier Manager PC, also known as the LPC. One of the terms
used for a separate computer used to drive an LP printer and receive
data from the scanner (if configured to do so).
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Term Definition
Frontier The name used to describe Fujifilm developed printers.
Hyper-Threading Officially called Hyper-Threading Technology (HTT), this is Intel

Corporation’s trademark for their implementation of the simultaneous
multithreading technology on their Pentium 4 micro-architecture.
The technology improves processor performance under certain
workloads by providing useful work for execution units that would
otherwise be idle, for example during a cache miss.
A Pentium 4 with Hyper-Threading enabled is treated by the operating
system as two processors instead of one.
LP Laser Printer. This is the abbreviation that pre-pends Fujifilm printer

model names. For example, LP5000.
LPC Laser Printer Controller, also known as the FMPC. One of the terms
used as a name for the computer, which is separate from the DICIII
computer that is used to drive a printer.
Panda (Printer ANd Device Developed by Fujifilm, this application provides an interface between
Application) the Digital Link Request Spooler and various devices, such as
Frontier, Copal, and Epson printers.
It manages device operations and provides status and messages to
the rest of the system in a consistent manner, so that devices may
easily be interchanged or added, as needed.
DICIII Digital Imaging Controller III computer, formerly known as PIC (Photo
Imaging Controller computer).
SP The abbreviation that pre-pends Fujifilm scanner model names. For

example, SP500.
SPC The name for the computer, separate from the DICIII computer that
drives the scanner.
Know Your System

It is very important to know your system configuration before installing the MS software to ensure proper
functionality and performance.
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Types of DICIII Computers Types of Printers
The computers that support the new software vary The MS software supports the following printer
per Fujifilm region and location. models:
DPB 1500
Examples of computers used as DICIIIs globally ASK 2000
include:
ASK 4000
Fujitsu M15
LP 1500
Dell Optiplex 745
LP 2000
LP 2500
Examples of computers used as DICIIIs in the
LP 5000
United States include:
LP 5500
IBM Universal Controller (UNC) model #s 8212
and 8185 LP 5700
IBM Xeon II LP 5900
LP 7000
Types of Scanners LP 7100
The MS software supports the following scanner LP 7200
models:
LP 7500
SP 500
LP 7600
SP 1500
LP 7700
SP 2000
LP 7900
SP 2500
The printers available during installation depend
SP 3000 on your configuration.
Types of Operating Systems

Windows XP
Windows 2000
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Chapter 2: Pre-Installation Tasks
Overview
Before installing the new software, you may need to perform several pre-installation tasks, based on
your system configuration.
If required, these tasks must be completed based on the following checklist:
_____ Disable the computer’s Hyper-Threading feature. This task may be optional; see your
Fujifilm regional representatives to determine if you need to perform this task. (For example
instructions, see Appendix A, page 102.)
_____ Install the base ghost operating system. This task is required; see your Fujifilm regional
representatives for installation instructions.
_____ Changing the computer’s IP address. This task may be optional; see your Fujifilm regional
representatives to determine if you need to perform this task. (For example instructions, see Appendix
A, page 102.)
_____ Verifying the computer system’s date and time properties. This task is required; see
Appendix A, page 104 for instructions.
_____ Installing a DYMO LabelWriter Printer. This task may be optional; see your Fujifilm regional
representatives to determine if you need to perform this task. (For example instructions, see Appendix
A, page 106.)
_____ Preparing the Frontier Manager computer (FireWire and cabling tasks). This task may be
optional; see your Fujifilm regional representatives to determine if you need to perform this task. (For
example instructions, see Appendix A, page 112.)
_____ Installing scanner computer software (Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5, Microsoft Windows NT
SP 6, Fujifilm A1 7.7, and FireWire tasks). This task may be optional, based on your scanner model;
see your Fujifilm regional representatives to determine if you need to perform this task. (For example
instructions for the SP2000 and SP2500 scanners, see Appendix A, page 143. For example
instructions for the SP3000 scanner, see Appendix A, page 149. If you are installing an SP500
scanner, the scanner software needs to be installed after the Frontier Workflow Management
Software.)
_____ Establish PC name and Workgroup. These must be set prior to software installation.
Note: Workgroups must be unique per DICIII system if you are using multiple DICIII & scanner or DICIII
& scanner & printer systems on the same network.
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Chapter 3: Software Installation Workflow Diagrams
In this chapter, you will learn:
The basic workflow of the MS software installer, based on your installation choice.
Initial Installation Workflow
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DICIII Server Installation Workflow
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Printer Installation Workflow
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Scanner Installation Workflow
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DICIII with Printer Support Installation Workflow
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DICIII with ASK Printer Installation Workflow
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DICIII with Scanner Support Installation Workflow
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DICIII with Printer and Scanner Installation Workflow
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DICIII with ASK Printer and Scanner Installation Workflow
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DICIII Workstation Installation Workflow
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DICIII Workstation with Printer Support Installation Workflow
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High Capacity Image Processor Installation Workflow
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Chapter 4: Software Installations
Overview
After the ghosting process is complete, pre-installation tasks have been completed, and the system
has been restarted, the next step is to install the MS software.
The following sections provide separate instructions for:
Determining which software installation you should choose (see page 20).
DICIII Server Installation (see page 20).
Printer Installation (see page 27).
Scanner Installation (see page 35).
DICIII with Printer Support Installation (see page 41).
DICIII with Ask Printer Support Installation (see page 48).
DICIII with Scanner Support Installation (see page 55).
DICIII with Printer and Scanner Support Installation (see page 60).
DICIII with Ask Printer and Scanner Support Installation (see page 67).
DICIII Workstation Installation (see page 73).
DICIII Workstation with Printer Support Installation (see page 78).
High Capacity Image Processor Installation (see page 85).
Cancelling Installation (see page 90).
Device Combinations and Your Installation Options

There are eleven software installation options:
1. DICIII Server: the DICIII software is installed on a stand-alone computer.
2. Printer only: the printer-associated software is installed on the printer-associated computer.
3. Scanner only: the scanner-associated software is installed on the scanner-associated
computer.
4. DICIII with Printer Support only: the DICIII and FDD printer controller software are installed on a
DICIII computer that is connected to the printer.
5. DICIII with ASK Printer Support: the DICIII and ASK printer controller software are installed on
a DICIII computer that is connected to ASK printers.
6. DICIII with Scanner Support: the DICIII and scanner controller software are installed on a DICIII
computer that is connected to the scanner.
7. DICIII with Printer and Scanner Support: the DICIII and FDD printer controller, and scanner
controller software are installed on a DICIII computer that is connected to the printer and to the
scanner.
8. DICIII with ASK Printer and Scanner Support: the DICIII and ASK printer controller, and SP500
scanner controller software are installed on a DICIII computer that is connected to the printer
and to the scanner.
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9. DICIII Workstation: the DICIII software is installed on a workstation equipped with a High
Capacity Image Processor.
10. DIC Workstation with Printer Support: the DICIII software is installed on a workstation equipped
with a High Capacity Image Processor that is connected to a printer.
11. High Capacity Image Processor: a rendering device equipped with SIMON that is used for high-
volume labs.
Therefore, the installation option you choose is determined by the configuration of your system and the
hardware your lab owns.
Important:
1. If you are installing an ASK printer, you can only choose the DICIII with Printer Support option, or
the DICIII with Printer and Scanner Support option.
2. If you are installing in a language other than English, the system will prompt you to insert a
localization CD after the MS software has been installed.
DICIII Server
1 Ensure that all necessary tasks from page 7 have been completed, and ensure that the computer
has been named correctly.
2 Insert the MS Installation CD into the DICIII’s CD-ROM drive.
The software auto-launches, and a

Choose Language dialog box opens.
Note: If the software does not auto-

launch, you will need to navigate to the
CD-ROM drive via the Windows Start
> Run or Explorer feature and double-
click the combolauncher.exe file.
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3 From the drop-down menu, select the
language that you need the installer to
display.
4 Click OK.
The Choose Language dialog box

closes, and the InstallShield Wizard
launches, using the selected language.
5 Click Next >.
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The Setup Type > Select System
Type screen displays.
6 Select DICIII Server.
7 Click Next >.
The Setup Type > Additional

Security screen displays.
8 If you want to be able to lock down the system to prevent the end user from accessing the
operating system while running the Fuji software, select the Add additional security to this
system check box.
9 Click Next >.
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The Setup Type > CD Writer Support
screen displays.
10 Select the radio button that corresponds to your system.
11 Click Next >.
The Edit Data > Enter the name of

the FMPC system screen displays.
12 In the Printer field, enter the name of the machine to be connected to the printer.
Fujifilm suggests that you continue with the naming convention used for the first printer (i.e.,
use incremental names LPC2, LPC3, etc.).
If you are installing only one printer, leave the default name provided by the installation
software in the Printer field (LPC1).
Note: Ensure that names do not exceed 15 characters.
13 Click Next >.
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The Information screen displays.
14 Review the system information displayed in this screen.
15 If the information is incorrect, click < Back to navigate to previous selection screens, and modify
settings, as appropriate.
If the information is correct, click Next >.
The Ready to Install the Program

screen displays.
16 If you are still unsure that the installation setup is correct, click < Back and modify the settings.
If you are confident that the installation setup is correct, click Install.
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The Setup Status > Installing screen
displays.
Installation progress completes for this

screen, and a subsequent screen
opens for progress of .NET
Framework installation.
Installation progress completes for the .NET Framework screen, and subsequent screens and
DOS windows may open for additional installation progresses (including MSDE, MSDE\FDIA, etc.).
The installer completes this portion of the installation, and the system automatically restarts.
Once the system completely launches and the Windows desktop displays, a subsequent screen
opens for additional installation progress.
Additional installer screens may

continue to open and self-dismiss.
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Finally, an InstallShield Wizard
Complete screen displays.
17 Remove the CD from the CD-ROM drive.
18 Click Finish.
The system automatically restarts, and the Windows desktop displays, with the icons depending on
the options chosen during installation. For example, no desktop icons will display if the Additional
Security option was selected.
Fujifilm applications launch.
The installation is now complete, and the system is ready to use.
Printer
All FireWire drivers must be installed and VDEntry settings must be completed prior to starting this
procedure.
Note: If your configuration will consist of more than one DICIII or more than one scanner, Fujifilm
suggests that you format the names as follows:
DICIII: DICIII, DICIII1, DICIII2, etc.
Scanner: EZPC00, EZPC01, EZPC02, etc.
1 Ensure that all necessary tasks from page 7 have been completed.
In particular, ensure that all FireWire drivers have been installed and VDEntry settings have been
completed prior to continuing with this procedure.
2 Insert the MS Installation CD into the printer’s CD-ROM drive.
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CD-ROM drive via the Windows Start
> Run or Explorer feature and double-

display.
4 Click OK.

5 Click Next >.
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6 Select Printer.
7 Click Next >.
The Setup Type > Please select type

of printer screen displays.
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printer for this configuration.
9 Click Next >.
The Setup Type > What type of

scanner will this printer be used
with? screen displays.
10 Select the type of scanner in your configuration.
11 Click Next >.
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The Edit Data > Enter the names of
the DICIII & SP systems screen
displays.
Note: If you selected None when

selecting your scanner type, the Edit
Data screen does not display a
Scanner field.
12 If necessary, edit the DICIII and Scanner server names as detailed below:
If your configuration will consist of only one DICIII and only one scanner, leave the default
names provided by the InstallShield software.
If your configuration will consist of more than one DICIII or more than one scanner, Fujifilm
suggests that you format the names as follows:
DICIII: DICIII, DICIII1, DICIII2, etc.
Scanner: EZPC00, EZPC01, EZPC02, etc.
13 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
16 Ensure that the printer is in StandBy mode.
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displays.
The status halts and the InstallShield

Wizard > Printer Data dialog box
opens.
18 Insert the Printer Data diskette into the

printer’s floppy drive.
19 Click OK.
The printer reads the floppy data.
Once the data load has finished, the

InstallShield Wizard > Printer Data
load finished dialog box opens.
20 Remove the floppy diskette from the

floppy drive and click OK.
The InstallShield Wizard > Printer

update will run dialog box opens.
21 Click OK.
A Please Wait message will display

and self-dismiss.
Once installation is complete, one of the following InstallShield Wizard Complete screens
display.
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If you chose a non-7x000 series
printer, a screen displays asking you if
you want to restart.
If you chose a 7x000 series printer, a

screen displays asking you to insert
the printer software installation CD.
22 Important: If you are installing an LP1500, LP2000, or LP2500 printer, you must turn the power off
and then back on before completing the next step.
23 Click Finish and proceed based on the printer type you are installing.
The system automatically restarts, and the Windows desktop displays.
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A printer message may display.
24 Click OK.
If you are installing an LP1500, LP2000, LP2500, LP5500, LP5700, or LP5900 model printer, refer
to Appendix B, pg. 154, and follow the “Changing the max number of prints setting”
instructions before using the printer.
Scanner (standalone)
If you are installing on a system configured with the SP3000 scanner, the A1 and MS11 software must be
installed before starting this procedure.
If you are installing on a system configured with the SP1500/2000/2500 scanner, the A1 software must be
installed before starting this procedure.
If your configuration will consist of more than one DICIII, Fujifilm suggests that you format the names as
follows: DICIII: DICIII, DICIII1, DICIII2, etc.
1 Ensure that all necessary tasks from page 7 have been completed. Do the Post Operational
procedure on the scanner. Once the system is powered down, restart the scanner while holding
down the control keyboard key. (This prevents any scanner applications from launching.)
2 Insert the MS Installation CD into the EZPC00 Scanner’s CD-ROM drive.


CD-ROM drive via the Windows Start >
Run or Explorer feature and double-
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display.
4 Click OK.

launches using the selected language.
5 Click Next >.
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6 Select Scanner.
7 Click Next >.
The Setup Status > Select Scanner

8 Select the scanner type in your configuration.
9 Click Next >.
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The Edit Data > Enter the name of the
DICIII system screen displays.
10 If necessary, edit the DICIII server name as detailed below:

If your configuration will consist of only one DICIII, leave the default names provided by the
InstallShield software.
If your configuration will consist of more than one DICIII, Fujifilm suggests that you format the
names as follows: DICIII: DICIII, DICIII1, DICIII2, etc.
11 Click Next >.
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screen displays.

displays.
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Finally, an InstallShield Wizard
Complete screen displays.
20 Click Finish.
If you are installing an LP1500, LP2000, LP2500, LP5500, LP5700, or LP5900 model printer please
go to Appendix B, pg. 154 and follow the “Changing the max number of prints setting”
instructions before using the printer.
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DICIII with Printer Support
Note: If your configuration will consist of more than one scanner, Fujifilm suggests that you format the
names as follows: EZPC00, EZPC01, EZPC02, etc.



display.
4 Click OK.
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5 Click Next >.

6 Select DICIII with Printer Support.
7 Click Next >.
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The Setup Type > Additional Security
screen displays.
8 If you want to be able to lock down the system to prevent the end user from accessing the operating
system while running the Fuji software, select the Add additional security to this system check
box.
9 Click Next >.

screen displays.
11 Click Next >.
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13 Click Next >.
The Setup Type > What type of

scanner will this printer be used
with? screen displays.
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14 Select the type of scanner in your configuration.
15 Click Next >.
If you selected a scanner model number

in the previous step, the Edit Data
screen displays.
If you selected None, proceed past the
next step.
16 If necessary, edit the Scanner server name as follows:

If your configuration will consist of only one scanner, leave the default name provided by the
InstallShield software.
If your configuration will consist of more than one scanner, Fujifilm suggests that you format
the names as follows: EZPC00, EZPC01, EZPC02, etc.
17 Click Next >.
18 Review the system information displayed in the body of the screen.
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screen displays.

displays.
Once progress in the screen completes,

a .NET Framework screen displays.
Once this installation is complete, a MSDE\FDIA DOS window opens and self-dismisses.
The system automatically restarts, and the InstallShield wizard continues with installing FRDB.
21 Installation completes.
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If you chose a non-7x000 series printer,
a screen displays asking you if you want
to restart.

screen displays asking you insert the
printer software installation CD.
22 Important: If you are installing an LP1500, LP2000, or LP2500 printer, you must turn the power off
and then back on before completing the next step.
23 Click Finish.
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24 Click OK.
If you are installing an LP1500, LP2000, LP2500, LP5500, LP5700, or LP5900 model printer refer to
Appendix B, pg. 154, and follow the “Changing the max number of prints setting” instructions
before using the printer.
DICIII with Ask Printer Support

3 The software auto-launches, and a


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display.
5 Click OK.

6 Click Next >.
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7 Select DICIII with Printer Support.
8 Click Next >.

screen displays.
box.
10 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
12 Click Next >.

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Ask printer.
14 Click Next >.
The Setup Type > Select Ask

Configuration screen displays.
15 Select the radio button that corresponds to your printer configuration.
16 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
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displays.

Installation completes.
A screen displays asking you if you

want to restart.
21 Click Finish.
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DICIII with Scanner Support (SP500 Scanner Only)




display.
4 Click OK.
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5 Click Next >.

6 Select DICIII with Scanner Support.
7 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
box.
9 Click Next >.

screen displays.
11 Click Next >.
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The Edit Data screen displays.
12 If necessary, edit the Printer server name field:

If you are installing only one printer, leave the default name provided by the installation software
in the Printer field (LPC1).
If your configuration will include more than one printer, and this is an installation subsequent to
your first installation, edit the Printer name. Fujifilm suggests that you continue with the naming
convention used for the first printer (i.e., use incremental names LPC2, LPC3, etc.).
13 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
The Setup Status >Installing screen

displays.

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17 Installation completes. The CD can now
be removed from the CD-ROM drive.
18 Click Finish.
Note: The system is now ready to install the SP500 Scanner software. Refer to the SP500 Scanner
installation directions.
DICIII with Printer and Scanner Support (SP500 Scanner Only)

Note: This installation applies to the SP500 scanner only.


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display.
4 Click OK.

5 Click Next >.
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The Setup Type > Select System Type
screen displays.
6 Select DICIII with Printer and Scanner Support.
7 Click Next >.

screen displays.
box.
9 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
11 Click Next >.

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13 Click Next >.
15 If the information is incorrect, click < Back and modify settings, as appropriate.
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screen displays.

displays.

Once this installation is complete, a MSDE\FDIA DOS window opens and self-dismisses
17 Installation completes. The CD can now be removed from the CD-ROM drive.
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to restart.

18 Click Finish.
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19 Click OK.
DICIII with Ask Printer and Scanner Support (SP500 Scanner Only)
Note: This installation applies to the SP500 scanner only.



display.
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4 Click OK.

5 Click Next >.

screen displays.
6 Select DICIII with Printer and Scanner Support.
7 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
box.
9 Click Next >.

screen displays.
11 Click Next >.
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Ask printer.
13 Click Next >.
The Setup Type > Select Ask

Configuration screen displays.
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14 Select the radio button that corresponds to your printer configuration.

screen displays.
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displays.

A screen displays asking you if you want

to restart.
19 Click Finish.
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DICIII Workstation
2 Insert the MS Installation CD into the DICIII workstation’s CD-ROM drive.



display.
4 Click OK.
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5 Click Next >.

screen displays.
6 Select DICIII Workstation.
7 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
box.
9 Click Next >.

screen displays.
11 Click Next >.
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DICIII Server system screen displays.
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screen displays.

displays.

Installation completes. The CD can now be removed from the CD-ROM drive.
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to restart.
15 Click Finish.
DICIII Workstation with Printer Support

2 Insert the MS Installation CD into the DICIII workstation’s CD-ROM drive.


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display.
4 Click OK.

5 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
6 Select DICIII Workstation with Printer Support.
7 Click Next >.

screen displays.
box.
9 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
11 Click Next >.

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13 Click Next >.

14 If necessary, edit the DICIII server name.
15 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
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displays.


to restart.
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20 Click Finish.
21 Click OK.
High Capacity Image Processor

2 Insert the MS Installation CD into the High Capacity Image Processor’s CD-ROM drive.
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display.
4 Click OK.

5 Click Next >.
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screen displays.
6 Select High Capacity Image Processor.
7 Click Next >.

screen displays.
box.
9 Click Next >.
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10 If necessary, edit the DICIII server name.
11 Click Next >.
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screen displays.

displays.

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to restart.
16 Click Finish.
Cancelling Installation
Anytime during the software installation process, you can stop the installation.
1 While viewing any screen of the InstallShield Wizard, click Cancel.
An Exit Setup dialog box opens, asking

Are you sure you want to cancel the
setup?
2 Click Yes.
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An InstallShield Wizard Complete
screen displays informing you that the
software has not been installed.
3 Click Finish.
The InstallShield Wizard closes.
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Chapter 5: User Registration
In some locations, you may be required to obtain a password to use the system after 30 days.
Contact your Fujifilm regional office for additional information.
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Chapter 6: Device Installations
Flatbed Scanner Installation
Install the scanning software, TWAIN plug-in, and drivers that came bundled with the scanner as
described by the manufacturer.
Once installed, refer to the MS Setup and Configuration Guide for configuration details.
ASK/DPB Printer Driver Installation

Refer to the printer’s manual for unpacking and paper loading instructions.
1 On the DICIII, log on to Support mode.
2 With the DICIII applications running, press <Ctrl + Alt + Delete>.
The Windows Security dialog box opens.
3 Click Task Manager.
The Windows Task Manager dialog box opens.
4 Select the Processes tab.
The Process tab interface displays.
5 Select Portrait.exe.
6 Click End Process.
A confirmation dialog box opens asking if you are sure you want to stop the selected application.
7 Click Yes.
The dialog box closes, and the Windows Task Manager > Processes tab returns to focus.
8 Select Simon.exe.
10 Click Yes.
11 Select Panda.exe.
13 Click Yes.
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14 Close the Windows Task Manager window.
Refer to the USB configuration chart below. Find your configuration in the left hand column.
Important: Ensure that you install the printers in the given order.
USB Configuration Chart

Install First Install Second Install Third
Your Printer Paper USB# Printer Paper USB# Printer Paper USB#
Configuration
2-4 x 6 & 1-8 x 10 ASK- 4x6 2 ASK- 4x6 1 ASK- 8 x 10 0

2000 2000 4000
2-6 x 9 & 1-8 x 10 ASK- 6x9 2 ASK- 6x9 1 ASK- 8 x 10 0

2000 2000 4000
2-4 x 6 & 1-5 x 7 ASK- 4x6 2 ASK- 4x6 1 ASK- 5x7 0

2000 2000 4000
1-4 x 6 & 1-6 x 9 ASK- 6x9 2 ASK- 4x6 1 ASK- 8 x 10 0

& 1-8 x 10 2000 2000 4000
1-4 x 6 & 1-5 x 7 ASK- 5x7 2 ASK- 4x6 1 ASK- 8 x 10 0

& 1-8 x 10 2000 2000 4000
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15 Plug in the USB cable for one of the six-inch printers into one of the USB ports on the back of the
controller/computer.
16 Turn on the 6-inch printer.
A Found New Hardware Wizard screen opens.
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17 Select Install from a list or specific
location (Advanced).
18 Click Next.
The Found New Hardware Wizard >

Please choose your search and
installation options screen displays.
19 Select Search for the best driver in these locations.
20 Ensure that the Search removable media … check box is not selected.
21 Select the Include this location in the search check box.
22 Click Browse.
A Browse For Folder dialog box opens.
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23 Locate and select the following:
C:\DRIVERS\Copal Drivers
Click OK.
The Browse For Folder dialog box closes, and the Found New Hardware Wizard screen returns to
focus.
24 Click Next.
The Hardware Installation dialog box

opens.
Note: This example refers to the ASK-

2000 printer. The interface you see may
be different if you are installing a
different model.
25 Click Continue Anyway.
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The Found New Hardware Wizard /
Completing the Found New
Hardware Wizard screen displays.
26 Click Finish.
The wizard closes.
27 From Windows, select Start > Run.
The Windows-standard Run dialog box opens.
28 In the Open field, type in C:\FES.
29 Click OK.
The C:\FES directory window opens.
30 Double-click the file named ASKTool.exe. (Please wait.)
The ASK Tool dialog box opens.
31 From the list box, select the ASK-2000 that has a USB number of (0).
32 Click Set USB No.
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The Set New USB No. dialog box
opens.
33 In the Please set new USB field, enter the number that corresponds to the printer in the USB
Configuration Chart on page 94.
34 Click OK.
The Set New USB No. dialog box closes, and focus returns to the ASK Tool dialog box.
35 Click Exit.
The ASK Tool dialog box closes.
36 Close the C:\FES directory window.
Repeat steps 15 – 35 for any remaining printers.
37 From Windows, select Start > Shutdown.
The Shut Down dialog box opens.
38 From the drop-down menu, select Restart.
39 Click OK.
The system restarts.
If you are installing a 1500-model printer, proceed to the next section.

Otherwise, installation is complete.
Installing the DPB 1500 Printer Software Patch

If you are installing a DPB 1500 printer, you must continue with the following installation procedure.
1 Launch the MS software, if necessary.
The View Orders screen displays.
2 Click Setup.
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The PIC Setup dialog box opens.
3 Click RESTORE.
A Restore Configuration dialog box

opens.
4 Click the Browse [ … ] button.
An Open dialog box opens.
5 From the List files of type drop-down

menu, select Fuji Install (FujiInstall.dat).
6 In the Folders list box, navigate to C:/DRIVERS/Copal 1500.
7 Ensure that the Copal 1500 directory is

selected.
8 From the File name list box (under the associated field), select the FujiInstall.dat list box item.
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9 Click OK.
The Open dialog box closes, and the

Restore Configuration dialog box
redisplays.
10 Click OK.
The Restore Configuration dialog box closes, and several DOS windows automatically open and close.
The Panda application automatically exits, restarts, and becomes the focused application.
The system is ready to use.
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Appendix A: Example Pre-Installation Instructions
Disabling Hyper-Threading
Note: Before ghosting the system, it is necessary to verify that Hyper-Threading is disabled in BIOS.
>>> To verify that Hyper-Threading is disabled:
1 Turn on the FMPC computer.

Immediately press the F1 key on the keyboard several times, until the IBM Setup Utility screen
displays.
Note: Text on the following screens may vary depending on your configuration, but the menu
choices and actions will be the same.
2 Use the right arrow key on the numeric keypad to access the Advanced menu options; use the
down arrow to select Hyper-Threading. It should already be set to Disabled.
If the Hyper-Threading option is listed as Enabled, press the minus key ( - ) to change the
status to Disabled.
3 Press the F10 key on the keyboard.

The Setup Confirmation screen displays. Yes is the default entry.
4 Press Enter to accept the settings.

The FMPC screen goes blank. Continue to the next steps (Ghosting the System).
Changing the Computer’s IP Address (if necessary)

It will be necessary to change the computer’s IP address if your lab already has IP address schemas in
place or the computer’s IP address conflicts with an IP address already used by the network. Ask your
regional Fujifilm technician whether this change is needed based on the base ghost operating system
supplied.
>>> To change your computer’s IP address:
1 From Windows, select Start > Settings > Network Connections.
The Network Connections window opens.
2 Right-click Local Area Connections.
A context menu opens.
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3 Select Properties.
The Local Area Connection Properties dialog box opens.
4 Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
5 Click the Properties button.
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The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Properties dialog box opens.
6 Make necessary IP address changes.
7 Click OK.
The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box closes, and the Local Area Connection
Properties dialog box returns to focus.
8 Click OK.
The Network Connections window returns to focus.
9 Close the Network Connections

window via the close box button.
10 In Windows, select Start > Shutdown > Restart.
Click OK to restart the computer.
Adjusting the System’s Date and Time Properties

Verify the date and time on each PC in your system before software installation.
1 In the Windows taskbar’s system tray, double-click the clock icon in the bottom right corner.
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The Date and Time Properties
dialog box opens.
2 Click the Time Zone tab if the

displayed time zone is incorrect.
3 Adjust, as necessary.
4 Click Apply to retain changes.
5 Click the Date & Time tab to adjust today’s date on the calendar if the date displayed is incorrect.
6 Use the Time interface to adjust the time.
7 Click Apply to retain changes.
8 Click OK.
Date and time settings are updated, and the dialog box closes.
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Installing the DYMO LabelWriter Printer
You will need to install your USB DYMO LabelWriter Printer if the installation was not included in the
base build provided by your Fuji region.
1 From Windows, select Start > Settings

> Printers and Faxes.
The Printers and Faxes window opens.
2 Right-click the DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo icon.
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The DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo
4 Click the Ports tab.
5 Ensure that the COM1 Serial Port check box is selected.
Note: If you are installed a DICIII with Scanner Support configuration, the DYMO LabelWriter
Printer may need to be USB.
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6 Click Apply if you changed the setting.
7 Click the General tab.
8 Click the Printing Preferences button.
A DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo

Printing Preferences dialog box opens.
9 Click the Advanced button.
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Advanced Options dialog box opens.
10 Expand the Paper/Output hierarchical menu.
11 From the Paper Size drop-down menu, select 30323 Shipping if you have GTPOS, otherwise
select 30252 Address.
12 Click OK.
The DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo Advanced Options dialog box closes, and the DYMO
LabelWriter 330 Turbo Printing Preferences dialog box returns to focus.
13 Click Apply.
The changes are saved.
14 Click OK.
The DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo Printing Preferences dialog box closes, the DYMO
LabelWriter 330 Turbo Properties dialog box returns to focus.
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15 Navigate to the Advanced tab.
16 Click the Printing Defaults button.
The DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo Printing Defaults dialog box opens.
17 Click the Advanced button.

Advanced Options dialog box opens.
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18 Expand the Paper/Output hierarchical menu.
19 From the Paper Size drop-down menu, select 30323 Shipping if you have GTPOS, otherwise
select 30252 Address.
20 Click OK.
The DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo Advanced Options dialog box closes, and the DYMO
LabelWriter 330 Turbo Printing Defaults dialog box returns to focus.
21 Click Apply.
22 Click OK.
The DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo Properties dialog box re-appears, with the Advanced tab
displayed.
23 Click Apply if it is not grayed out.
24 Proceed to the Device Settings tab.
25 Expand the Form To Tray Assignment menu.
26 From the Default drop-down menu, select 30323 Shipping if you have GTPOS, otherwise select
30252 Address.
27 Click Apply.
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28 Click OK.
The DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo Properties dialog box closes.
29 Close the Printers and Faxes window via the close box button.
Frontier Driver Direct (FDD) PC Preparation

If you are running a system with a film scanner (n FMPC/LPC), before installing the new MS software you
must ensure that your systems Frontier Manager PC’s FireWire peripherals and drivers are installed.
Installing the FireWire Cards

Important: This procedure may have been completed prior to the software installation. Verify FireWire
card location and connections, and then disconnect both cables from the FDD PC and continue to page
130.
If installing hardware, please make sure that you follow these procedures exactly.
>>> To install a FireWire card:
1 Remove any media from the computer’s drives (i.e., disks, CDs, and tapes).
2 Turn off all attached devices.
3 Turn off the computer.
4 Unplug all power cords from the electrical outlets.
5 Disconnect all cables attached to the computer, including power cords, input/output (I/O) cables,
and any other connected cables.
6 If a cover lock is installed, unlock the cover by pressing inward on the two buttons on either side of
the computer.
7 Rotate the top cover upward, as shown

in the figure to the right.
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8 On the 8185-FIU:
Remove the cardholder and any cards
that are currently installed.
Remove the cover next to the power
supply.
Skip a slot and remove the next cover.
On the 8183-GNU and 8212-IVU:

While holding the left rear of the
computer chassis down, pull upward on
the handle.
Remove the PCI riser and any cards
that are currently installed.
Release the slot cover latch.
Remove the slot cover for the
appropriate expansion slot.
9 Remove the FireWire card from its static-protective package.
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10 On the 8185-FIU:
Install each of the FireWire cards into
the slots, as shown.
Install the cardholder back in its original
position.
On the 8183-GNU and 8212-IVU:

Install the printer FireWire card into the
top slot in the PCI riser.
Install the scanner FireWire card into
the bottom slot in the PCI riser.
Install the PCI riser back in its original

position.
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Replacing Scanner Cabling
The following procedures only need to be performed if your system is not already a Frontier Manager
system.
Instructions for replacing the cabling for the SP1500, 2000, and 2500 systems begin on this page.
Instructions for replacing cabling for the SP3000 begin on page 123.
>>> To replace cabling on the SP1500, SP2000, and SP2500:
1 Perform a post-op check on the scanner, and turn the machines off (if they are on).
2 Turn the breakers off and disconnect the power for both the scanner and the printer.
3 Remove all the screws from the back cover of the scanner workstation and from the Toshiba CPU
access cover.
There are 23 screws on the back cover and six screws on the Toshiba access cover in the following
order:
Remove the screws from the Toshiba access cover.
Remove the screws from the top, wire routing cover.
Remove the cables from the top routing cover.
Completely remove the remaining back panel, and set it aside.
4 Disconnect the FireWire cable:
Remove the ground screw and washer.

Once removed, place the screw back in
the hole for later use.
Bend apart the grounding clip to remove it from the FireWire cable.
Use electrical tape to cover the area where you removed the grounding clip.
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Press the two tabs, and pull the
FireWire cable out of the back of the
workstation.
5 Disconnect the monitor cable from the

Toshiba CPU, but keep it available.
6 Remove the monitor cable from all clips inside the back of the workstation.
7 Remove any previously-attached KVM

Switch, if necessary.
Note: The monitor cable will be used for

the KVM Switch box.
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8 Disconnect the SP monitor power cable from the back of the monitor, and cover the end of the plug
with electrical tape.
Caution: The SP monitor power cable is a live 220 volt cable, and it will not be used anymore. You
are concealing the cable to ensure that it is not improperly used.
9 Remove the monitor from the workstation shelf.
10 Place the Frontier Manager Controller CPU on the shelf.
11 Place the monitor on top of the Frontier

Manager Controller.
12 Connect the new, external monitor power cable to the monitor, and plug it into the provided 110 volt
power strip.
13 Install the new FireWire cable that came with the Frontier Manager kit.
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Connect the looped end of the new
cable to the back of the scanner in the
same location where you removed the
old FireWire cable.
Connect the cable via the ground screw

and washer back into its original
location.
Route the remaining cable through the top routing cover.
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Reinstall the back cover to the
workstation.
Important: Make sure you don’t pinch

any cables.
Connect the top routing cover to the

back of the large cover.
14 Remove the keyboard and mouse cables from the Toshiba.
15 Reconnect the lower routing cover to the workstation.
16 Route the old keyboard and mouse cables through one hole of the routing cover.
17 Route the bar code reader serial cable and power cable through the other hole.
18 Connect the bar code reader to the back of the Toshiba (into the serial port next to the monitor
plug).
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19 Connect power to the serial cable.
20 Route the KVM switch cable (supplied)

and the network cable through the
second hole (where you routed the bar
code reader cable).
Note: The old keyboard and mouse

cables go out; the new cables go in.
21 Connect the KVM switch box cables that

were routed (mouse, keyboard and
monitor) to the back of the Toshiba.
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22 Connect the standard network cable
that you wired through the access cover
to the network card on the Toshiba.
23 Install the Toshiba access cover.
Important: Make sure you don’t pinch

any cables.
24 Connect the keyboard and mouse extensions to the old keyboard and mouse cables.
25 Insert the monitor and the other end of the mouse and keyboard extension cables into the main
port/user port on the KVM Switch box.
26 Insert KVM switch cable from the back of the Toshiba (scanner computer) into Port 1 of the KVM
switch box
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27 Connect the other KVM switch cable (supplied) to the back of the Frontier Manager Controller.
28 Insert the other end of this KVM switch cable into Port 3 of the KVM switch box.
Note: If you are connecting the DICIII to the KVM switch, connect it to Port 2. If you are connecting
a second FMPC or Rimage unit, use Port 4.
29 Place the KVM Switch box beside the monitor on the scanner workstation desktop.
30 Insert one end of the power cable for

the KVM switch box into the switch box
and the other end into the power strip.
31 Connect the power cable to the Frontier Manager Controller.
32 Connect a network cable to the back of the Frontier Manager Controller.
33 Plug the other end of the cable into the network switch.
34 Plug the Frontier Manager Controller and bar code reader into the power strip.
35 Plug the power strip into the wall outlet.

Note: If the bar code reader is not on after the install, toggle the power on the barcode scanner.
36 Plug the scanner and printer back into their respective 220 volt outlets.
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37 Turn the breakers back to the ON position.
Note: Do not power on the system at this time.

Hardware installation is now complete. You should still have two (2) disconnected FireWire cables,
which will be plugged in later in this guide.
>>> To replace cabling on the SP3000:
1 If the machines are on, perform a post-

operational check.
Warning: Turn the breakers off and

disconnect the power for both the
scanner and the printer.
2 Disconnect the FireWire cable as

follows:
Remove the ground screw and washer.
Once removed, place the screw back in
the hole for later use.
Bend apart the grounding clip to remove
it from the FireWire cable. Use electrical
tape to cover the area where you
removed the grounding clip.
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3 Press the two tabs and pull the FireWire
cable out of the back of the Toshiba.
4 Disconnect the Monitor cable from the

Toshiba CPU.
5 Remove the power cable from the monitor.
6 Disconnect the keyboard cable and the mouse cable.
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7 Remove all cables from the clips inside
the back of the workstation.
8 Remove any previously-attached KVM Switch, if necessary.
Note: The monitor cable will be used for the KVM Switch box.
9 Remove the monitor from the workstation.
10 Place the Frontier Manager Controller

CPU on the workstation.
Note: Place the controller back far

enough so that you will still be able to
feed the film, as shown.
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11 Place the monitor on top of the Frontier
Manager Controller CPU.
12 Insert the power cable back into the monitor and the power strip.
13 Install the new FireWire cable that came

with the Frontier Manager kit:
Connect the looped end of the new
cable to the back of the Toshiba in the
same location where you removed the
old FireWire cable.
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Connect the cable via the ground screw
and washer back into its original
location.
14 Connect the bar code reader to the

back of the Toshiba (into the serial port
below the keyboard port).
15 Connect power to the serial cable.
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16 Route the serial cable through the clips
inside the back of the workstation.
17 Plug the power cord for the barcode reader into the 110-volt power strip.
18 Connect the KVM switch box cables

(mouse, keyboard and monitor) to the
back of the Toshiba.
19 Connect the other end of the KVM switch box cables to Port 1 on the switch box.
20 Connect the monitor, keyboard, and mouse cables to the user port on the switch box.
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21 Connect the standard network cable to
the network card on the Toshiba.
22 Connect the other end of the network cable into the switch.
23 Connect the other KVM switch cable (supplied) to the back of the Frontier Manager Controller.
24 Insert the other end of this KVM switch cable into Port 3 of the KVM switch box.
Note: If you are connecting the DICIII to the KVM switch, connect it to Port 2. If you are connecting
the Rimage DiscLab or FMPC 2 to the KVM switch, connect it to Port 4.
25 Place the KVM Switch box beside the monitor on the scanner workstation desktop.
Connect the power cable to the back of the KVM Switch Box and the other end into the power strip.
26 Connect the power cable to the Frontier Manager Controller.
27 Plug the other end of the power cable into the power strip.
28 Connect a network cable to the back of the Frontier Manager Controller.
29 Plug the other end of the cable into the network hub/switch.
30 Plug the Frontier Manager Controller and bar code reader into the power strip.
Note: If the bar code reader is not on after the install, toggle the power.
31 Plug the power strip into a wall outlet.
32 Plug the scanner and printer back into their respective outlets.
33 Turn the breakers back to the ON position.
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34 Place the FireWire repeater in a safe location.
Note: Do not power on the system at this time.
Important: A repeater should not be used in a 590 configuration for direct connect.
Hardware installation is now complete. You should still have two (2) disconnected FireWire cables,
which will be plugged in later in this guide. Go to the next section and continue the installation.
Installing the FireWire Drivers on the FDD PC

>>> To install FireWire drivers on the FMPC/LPC:
1 After Windows launches, insert the MS Installation CD into the FMPC’s CD-ROM drive.
2 Select Start > Run.
The Run dialog box opens.
3 Click Browse.
The Browse dialog box opens.
4 Navigate to the FMPC’s CD drive (X represents the CD drive letter) and open directories to the
following path: X:\FMPC XP Drivers\EZ171\
5 Select the setup.exe file, and click Open.
The filename and path are populated in the Open field of the Run dialog box.
6 Click OK.
The Run dialog box closes, and the

Device Drivers Disk [D-01] dialog box
opens.
7 Click OK.
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The Device Drivers Disk [D-02] dialog
box opens.
Do not remove the CD from the tray,
even though the notice on the dialog
box instructs you to do so.
8 Click OK.
The system reboots.
9 Before plugging in the printer’s FireWire cable, be sure the printer is still off.
10 Plug in the printer’s FireWire cable to the correct FireWire port on the back of the FMPC. FireWire
cables need to be in separate cards.
Note: Ensure that the FireWire cable is connected to the proper location.
>>> To install FireWire drivers for the LP5500, LP5700, and LP5900 printers:
1 Turn the printer switch to ON.

Wait for the LCD screen to display Frontier…
2 Move the printer switch to STANDBY.
3 Wait until the LCD displays Standby.
A Welcome to the Found New

4 Select Install the software automatically (Recommended).
5 Click Next.
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The Completing the Found New
6 Click Finish.
The wizard closes.
8 Type VDEntry in the Open field.
9 Click OK.
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The VirtualDriverEntry dialog box
opens.
10 Click Regist..
The vdentry dialog box opens.
Note: The Found New Hardware dialog

box may open above this box.
11 Click OK.
The vdentry dialog box closes.

The Welcome to the Found New
13 Click Next.
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14 Click Finish.
The wizard closes.
15 On the FMPC, select Start > Settings > Network Connections.
The Network Connections window

opens.
16 Disconnect the printer’s FireWire cable from the back of the FMPC.
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17 Notice that one of the 1394 Connections
has changed to status Network Cable
Unplugged. (This is the printer’s
FireWire connection.)
18 Right-click the 1394 Connection that is still listed as connected. (This is the scanner’s FireWire
connection.)

(The scanner does not use the
networking capabilities of FireWire, and
must be disabled to allow the scanner to
connect.)
19 Select Disable.
Note: Disabling the connection takes a few seconds. The screen may need to be manually
refreshed to reflect the disabled connection.
20 Right-click the “unplugged” connection that is listed.
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The 1394 Connection Properties dialog box opens.
22 In the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

Properties section, select Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP).
23 Click the Properties button.
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The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
24 Select Use the following IP address and enter the following:

IP address: 192.168.0.10
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
25 Click OK.
The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box closes, and the 1394 Connection 2
Properties dialog box returns to focus.
26 Click Close.
The Properties dialog box closes.
27 Re-connect the printer’s FireWire cable from the port where it was unplugged.
28 Click to close the window.
>>> To install the LP1500, LP2000 and LP2500 printers:
Alert: Before proceeding, read this procedure and be prepared to quickly follow Steps 1 and 2.
1 For the LP1500 and LP2000, turn the printer switch to ON and then to STANDBY. Wait until the
printer’s LCD screen reads Standby or Warming up to proceed to the Step 2.
For the LP2500, turn the printer switch to ON and then enter ROM mode.
When the Frontier Starting countdown begins, on the LCD screen on the printer, press:
Menu
Enter
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Display the E-PROM version number for the purpose of updating the software on the Frontier
Manager Controller. The E-PROM displayed should be: 2.0-0X-000. If your E-PROM version is not
2.0-0X-000, it must be upgraded. See Appendix D for upgrade instructions.
On the FMPC, the Welcome to the

Found New Hardware Wizard screen
opens.
3 Click Next.
The drivers install and the Completing

the Found New Hardware Wizard
screen displays.
4 Click Finish.
If your system uses an SP3000, proceed below.
Note: You will have to run and complete VDEntry to install the SP-3000 driver. This is to be done on the
FMPC/LPC.
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2 Enter VDEntry in the Open field.
3 Click OK.
The VirtualDriverEntry dialog box

opens.
4 Click Regist.
The vdentry dialog box opens.
Note: The Found New Hardware dialog

may open above this box.
5 Click OK.
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The vdentry dialog box closes.
7 Click Next.

8 Click Finish. The wizard closes.
9 On the FMPC, select Start > Settings > Network Connections.
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10 The Network Connections window
opens.
11 On the FMPC, select Start > Settings >

Network Connections.
The Network Connections window
displays.
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12 Right-click one of the 1394
Connections listed.
Select Disable.
Repeat these steps for your second
1394 connection.
Note: Disabling the connection takes a

few seconds. The screen may need to
be manually refreshed by pressing F5 to
reflect the disabled connection.
(The scanner does not use the
networking capabilities of FireWire, and
must be disabled to allow the scanner to
connect.)
At this time both 1394 Connections
display as Disabled.
Note: if a 300 series printer is being

installed, such as an LP1500, 2000, or
2500, the TCP/IP protocol over 1394 net
adapter needs to be disabled as it may
lead to communication errors during
firmware loading.
Only 500 series printers utilize this
protocol for communication.
13 Close the network connections window.
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SP1500/2000/2500 Scanner Setup
Setting up the SP1500, 2000 and 2500 scanners requires the following tasks for successful completion:
Installation of Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.5 (see page 143)
Installation of Microsoft Windows NT Service Pack 6 (see page 145)
Installation of Fujifilm A1 Scanner software version 7.7 (see page 148)
Scanner Setup Finalization Tasks (see page 148)
>>> To install IE version 5.5
1 Insert the installation CD into the SP’s CD-ROM drive.
2 Navigate to and open a window for the

contents of the CD.
3 Double-click the file named IE55Setup.
A Windows Update: Welcome to Setup

for Internet Explorer and Internet
Tools wizard opens.
4 Review the End User License Agreement.
5 Click I accept the agreement.
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6 Click Next.
A subsequent screen displays asking

you to choose the type of installation.
7 Select Install Minimal, or customize your browser.
8 Click Next.
The Component Options screen

displays.
9 Expand the Internet Explorer 5.5 hierarchical menu.
10 Clear all check boxes, except for the Internet Explorer 5.5 Web Browser checkbox.
11 Click Next.
The installation proceeds.
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Once complete, a Restart Computer
screen displays.
12 Click Finish.
The wizard closes, and the system restarts.
13 If it did not automatically restart, restart the system.
Windows updates interfaces may display and close.
Enter personal options, if necessary.
>>> To install Windows NT Service Pack 6
1 Insert the installation CD into the SP’s CD-ROM drive.
2 Select Start > Run.
3 Click Browse.
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4 From the Look In drop-down menu, select the CD-ROM drive with the inserted Windows NT
Service Pack 6 CD.
The contents of the CD display.
5 Click Open.
The Browse dialog box closes, and the Run dialog box returns to focus.
The path to the CD-ROM drive is populated in the Open field.
6 Click OK.
The contents of the CD open in a

window.
7 Double-click the update directory.
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The contents of the directory display in
an update window.
8 Double-click the file named update (or update.exe).
The path to the file is populated in the open field.
9 Click OK.
A Windows NT Service Pack Setup

wizard opens.
10 Review the End User License Agreement.
11 Select Accept the License Agreement.
12 Ensure that the Backup files necessary … check box is clear (not selected).
13 Click Install.
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The installation proceeds and completes.
A Windows NT Service Pack Setup

dialog box opens once installation is
complete.
14 Click Restart.
The system restarts.
>>> To install A1 and MS 11 software

Refer to the procedures provided by Fuji Tokyo.
>>> Scanner Setup Finalization
1 After the A1 scanner and MS11 software installation completes, manually restart the system.
The system launches, and one of two things will happen:
2 a) If the system launches successfully, perform a post-op to shut the system down.
b) If the system presents a communications error, click End to shut the system down.
3 Restart the system, and ensure that you press the <Ctrl> keyboard key when the Windows
operating system starts. This will prevent any already-installed applications from launching.
4 Insert the MS installation CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
The MS installation software automatically launches.
5 Proceed to page 17 (based on your configuration).
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SP3000 Scanner Setup
>>> Installing 1394 for scanner

Hardware Wizard screen opens.
1 Click Cancel.
The screen will display a second time.
2 Click Cancel again.
The Systems Settings Change dialog

box opens.
3 Click No.
Insert the MS Installer CD into the CD-ROM drive.
Note: If the MS installer automatically starts, exit the installer.
5 Click Browse.
6 Navigate to the CD drive and select

SP3000 Driver\EZ171\setup.exe.
The filename and path is populated in the Open field of the Run dialog box.
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7 Click OK.
The Device Drivers Disk (D-01) dialog

box opens.
8 Click OK.
The Device Drivers Disk (D-02) dialog

box opens.
10 Click OK.
The computer restarts, and Windows launches.

11 Click Next.
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Install Hardware Device Drivers
screen displays.
12 Verify that EZ2 1394 Device (For Scanner) is listed, and that Search for a suitable driver for my
device (recommended) is selected.
13 Click Next.

Locate Driver Files screen displays.
14 Do not select any optional search locations.
15 Click Next.
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Driver Files Search Results screen
displays.
16 Click Next.

Completing the Found New Hardware
Wizard screen displays.
17 Click Finish.
The wizard closes.
>>> To install A1 version 7.7

Refer to the procedures provided by Fuji Tokyo.
>>> Scanner Setup Finalization
1 After the A1 scanner software installation completes, manually restart the system.
The system launches, and one of two things will happen:
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2 a) If the system launches successfully, perform a post-op to shut the system down.
b) If the system presents a communications error, click End to shut the system down.
3 Restart the system, and ensure that you press the <Ctrl> keyboard key when the Windows
operating system starts. This will prevent any already-installed applications from launching.
4 Insert the MS CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
5 Launch the installer.
6 Proceed to page 17 (based on your configuration).
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Appendix B: Post Installation Instructions
>>>Changing the max number of prints setting:
After installing MS, it is important to check/change the max number of prints setting to 60. This must be
done for all LP1500, LP2000, LP2500, LP5500, LP5700, and LP5900 printer models.
1 From the Panda main screen click

on 4-Maintenance.
The Password Entry dialog box

opens.
2 Enter 7777 into the Enter Password field.
3 Click OK.
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The Maintenance Menu Selection
screen opens.
4 Click on 6 Processor
Adjustment/Maintenance to
expand the menu tree.
5 Select [46B] Processor Operating Condition Setup.
The [46B] Processor Operating

Condition Setup screen opens.
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6 If necessary use the spin control to change the Sorter Max. No. of sheets 40 to 60 field to 60.
7 Click OK.
The Maintenance Menu Selection

screen returns to focus.
8 Click Cancel.
The Panda main screen returns to focus. The change should take effect immediately.
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Appendix C: Uninstalling the Software
>>> To uninstall the software
1 Log onto the DICIII in Support mode.
3 You will need to navigate to the CD-ROM drive via the Windows Start > Run or Explorer feature
and double-click the combolauncher.exe file.

opens.

display.
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closes, and a Question dialog box
opens asking if you want to uninstall
your software.
5 Click Yes.
The Setup Status > Uninstalling

screen displays and self-dismisses.
Another Question dialog box opens

asking if you want to delete all of your
files.
6 Click Yes, if you want to delete all the program files and template files, or click No if you want to
save the template files.
The Question dialog box closes, the uninstall completes, and the windows desktop displays.
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Appendix D: Upgrading the Software (TBD)
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Appendix E: System Backup
1 Log onto the DICIII in Support mode.
2 From the Windows Start menu select Start > Maintenance.
The Maintenance application launches.
3 Select 02 System Settings > 0215

Backup Settings.
The Save Configuration dialog box

opens.
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4 Click the Browse […] button to choose
a location to back up your configuration
files.
The Output Directory dialog box

opens.
5 a. If necessary, use the Drives drop-down menu to select the drive where your back up folder
is located.
b. Click on the folder in the Directories window to select it.
6 Click OK.
The Output Directory dialog box

closes, and focus returns to the Save
Configuration dialog box. The file
name and path of your folder will be
populated in the To text box.
7 Click OK.
The system will then save your configuration files to the specified location.
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The Save Configuration dialog box
closes, and focus returns to the
Maintenance application.
8 Click the Close button to exit the Maintenance application.
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FUJIFILM E-SYSTEMS, INC.

Software Release Version 2.0 ~ Document Version 0.8

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION .........................................................................4

CHAPTER 2: PRE-INSTALLATION TASKS ...................................................7

CHAPTER 3: SOFTWARE INSTALLATION WORKFLOW DIAGRAMS..8

INITIAL INSTALLATION WORKFLOW .................................................................................................. 8

CHAPTER 4: SOFTWARE INSTALLATIONS...............................................20

CHAPTER 5: USER REGISTRATION ............................................................92

CHAPTER 6: DEVICE INSTALLATIONS......................................................93

FLATBED SCANNER INSTALLATION ................................................................................................... 93

APPENDIX A: EXAMPLE PRE-INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...... 102

DISABLING HYPER-THREADING ...................................................................................................... 102

APPENDIX B: POST INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ....................... 154

APPENDIX C: UNINSTALLING THE SOFTWARE .................................. 157

APPENDIX D: UPGRADING THE SOFTWARE (TBD) .......................... 159

APPENDIX E: SYSTEM BACKUP................................................................. 160

In this guide, you will learn:

In this chapter, you will learn:

Frontier The name used to describe Fujifilm developed printers.

Hyper-Threading Officially called Hyper-Threading Technology (HTT), this is Intel

LP Laser Printer. This is the abbreviation that pre-pends Fujifilm printer

SP The abbreviation that pre-pends Fujifilm scanner model names. For

Know Your System

Types of Operating Systems

If required, these tasks must be completed based on the following checklist:

Initial Installation Workflow

The following sections provide separate instructions for:

Device Combinations and Your Installation Options

2 Insert the MS Installation CD into the DICIII’s CD-ROM drive.

The software auto-launches, and a

Note: If the software does not auto-

The Choose Language dialog box

5 Click Next >.

6 Select DICIII Server.

7 Click Next >.

The Setup Type > Additional

9 Click Next >.

10 Select the radio button that corresponds to your system.

11 Click Next >.

The Edit Data > Enter the name of

13 Click Next >.

14 Review the system information displayed in this screen.

If the information is correct, click Next >.

The Ready to Install the Program

Installation progress completes for this

Additional installer screens may

17 Remove the CD from the CD-ROM drive.

Fujifilm applications launch.

The installation is now complete, and the system is ready to use.

DICIII: DICIII, DICIII1, DICIII2, etc.

Scanner: EZPC00, EZPC01, EZPC02, etc.

2 Insert the MS Installation CD into the printer’s CD-ROM drive.

Note: If the software does not auto-

3 From the drop-down menu, select the

The Choose Language dialog box

5 Click Next >.

7 Click Next >.

The Setup Type > Please select type

9 Click Next >.

The Setup Type > What type of