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INSTALLATION

FRONTIER WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Subsidiary Reference Guide

MS01 Software Version 3.0

Universal Guide for

Fujifilm Subsidiary Offices First Edition
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Copyright Notice
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All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, translated, or
stored in a retrieval system in any form or by any means, without the prior written consent of FUJIFILM
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This Software License Agreement is a legal document between you (a single entity) and FUJIFILM
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Table of Contents

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

5BOverview................................................................................................................................................................1
6BGoals .......................................................................................................................................................................1
7BSystem Terminology .........................................................................................................................................2
8BFrequently Asked Questions...........................................................................................................................9
30BWhat is the difference between a system backup and personality backup? ..........................9
31BWhy do I have to create a pre- and post-installation guide?.......................................................9

CHAPTER 2: CREATING A CUSTOM PERSONALITY & A CUSTOM

INSTALLER................................................................................................................ 10

0BOverview................................................................................................................................................................10

1BInstall Software.................................................................................................................................................11

2BPersonality Settings & Backup..................................................................................................................12

9BOverview..............................................................................................................................................................12
10BConfiguring Application Settings ................................................................................................................13
32BConfiguring Maintenance Application Settings .................................................................................13
60B01 Communications ...............................................................................................................................13
61B0101 FTP ....................................................................................................................................................14
62B0102 Web Services ................................................................................................................................15
63B0103 Product Catalog Pull ...................................................................................................................16
64B0104 Reporting........................................................................................................................................16
65B02 System Settings................................................................................................................................17
6B0201 FrontMan ........................................................................................................................................18
67B0202 Production Manager....................................................................................................................18
68B0203 Render Settings ...........................................................................................................................19
69B0204 Fulfillment Lab Setup.................................................................................................................20
70B0205 MS01 Setup ...................................................................................................................................21
71B0206 Job Manager Settings ................................................................................................................23
72B0207 Logo Setup.....................................................................................................................................23
73B0208 Auto Release Simon ...................................................................................................................23
74B0211 FDIA DB Manage .........................................................................................................................23
75B0217 Media Appended Index Setup ................................................................................................24
76B03 Kiosk Connectivity............................................................................................................................25
7B0301 Order Gateway .............................................................................................................................25
78B0302 Order Manifest Gateway...........................................................................................................26
79B0303 Frontier Print.................................................................................................................................27
80B04 Image Settings..................................................................................................................................28
81B0401 Image Adjust Options................................................................................................................28
82B0402 Create Preview .............................................................................................................................29
83B0403 Frontier DL Color Mode Setting .............................................................................................29
84B05 System Cleanup................................................................................................................................30
85B0502 Clean Up .........................................................................................................................................30

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86B06 Output Devices..................................................................................................................................31

87B07 Input Devices.....................................................................................................................................31
8B0702 Frontier Scanner Setup.............................................................................................................32
89B08 Products ...............................................................................................................................................33
90B0801 Template Setup............................................................................................................................33
91B0802 Print Size Setup ...........................................................................................................................33
92B0803 Multi-Region Print Size Setup.................................................................................................34
93B0804 Index Print Size Setup...............................................................................................................34
94B0805 Digital Products Setup...............................................................................................................34
95B0806 Front Print ......................................................................................................................................35
96B0808 Product Setup Units....................................................................................................................35
97B09 System Information ........................................................................................................................36
98B0901 System Settings...........................................................................................................................36
9B10 Language.............................................................................................................................................37
3BConfiguring Channel Customization Settings in Image Adjust ..................................................38
34BConfiguring Package & User Interface Customization Settings in FrontMan ........................38
35BConfiguring Rimage Customization Settings in Panda ..................................................................39
1B reate a Personality Backup ........................................................................................................................40
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3BCreating a Custom Installer .......................................................................................................................43

12BOverview..............................................................................................................................................................43
13BAbout the Installer’s INI File........................................................................................................................43
14BOpening the Installer’s INI File for Editing.............................................................................................44
15BEditing the Installer’s INI File......................................................................................................................46
36BOverview.........................................................................................................................................................46
37B>>> To show/hide installer screens and options: .........................................................................46
38B>>> The INI File Data: ............................................................................................................................47
10BSetup Type ................................................................................................................................................47
10BSetup Type > MS01 Server ................................................................................................................47
102BSetup Type > Printer.............................................................................................................................48
103BSetup Type > Scanner..........................................................................................................................49
104BSetup Type > MS01 Server with Printer Support.......................................................................50
105BSetup Type > MS01 Server with Scanner Support....................................................................51
106BSetup Type > MS01 Server with Printer & Scanner Support.................................................52
107BSetup Type > Workstation ..................................................................................................................53
108BSetup Type > Workstation with Printer Support ........................................................................54
109BSetup Type > High Capacity Image Processor............................................................................55
10BSetup Type > MS01 Server with Tethered Printer.....................................................................56
39B>>> To save your INI file once it has been edited:......................................................................56
40B>>> To test the installer once you have edited the file: ............................................................56

4BCreating an MS01 Installation CD...........................................................................................................57

16BOverview..............................................................................................................................................................57
17BTo Create an Installation CD with a Custom Personality + Fujifilm’s Default Installer.........57
18BTo Create an Installation CD with a Custom Personality + a Custom Installer .......................60
19BTo Create an Installation CD with a Custom Installer (No Custom Personality) .....................62

CHAPTER 3: CREATING YOUR PERSONALITY’S PRE- & POST-

INSTALLATION GUIDE ......................................................................................... 63
20BOverview..............................................................................................................................................................63
21BAdjusting Power Saver Settings .................................................................................................................64
2BEstablishing the Lab’s Network...................................................................................................................68

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41BEstablishing PC Name & Workgroup ....................................................................................................68

42BChanging the Computer’s IP Address ..................................................................................................69
23BPreparation of FireWire Cards and Drivers.............................................................................................72
43BOverview.........................................................................................................................................................72
4BMS01 Server + Printer Support .............................................................................................................72
45BMS01 Server + Printer + Scanner Support.......................................................................................73
46BMS01 Server + Printer Support (with No Scanner or with an SP 500 Scanner).................74
24BInstalling FireWire Cards ...............................................................................................................................75
47BOverview.........................................................................................................................................................75
48BInstalling a FireWire Card in an ICIII Computer .............................................................................75
49BInstalling One FireWire Card in an LPC/FMPC Computer .............................................................76
50BInstalling Two FireWire Cards in the LPC/FMPC...............................................................................77
25BInstalling the FireWire Drivers on the ICIII or LPC/FMPC ................................................................79
26BConfiguring the FireWire Drivers................................................................................................................81
51BOverview.........................................................................................................................................................81
52BConfiguring FireWire Drivers for an LP 1500, 2000 or 2500 Printer........................................82
53BConfiguring FireWire Drivers for an LP 5500, 5700 or 5900 Printer........................................84
54BConfiguring FireWire Drivers for the SP 1500, SP 2000 or SP 2500 Film Scanner............88
5BConfiguring FireWire Drivers for the SP 3000 Film Scanner.......................................................89
27BSPC/MCU Disk Space Configuration ..........................................................................................................92
28BRimage Setup & Configuration....................................................................................................................96
56BSetup to Support Rimage 8.0 & Multiple Input Bins......................................................................96
57BConfiguring the Rimage for Pre-Mastered CDs ..............................................................................103
29BASK Printer Product Installations and Configuration Settings (Fujifilm U.S. Full
Installations Only)..........................................................................................................................................106
58BInstall the Correct ASK Product Files.................................................................................................106
59BConfigure Backprint Settings ................................................................................................................106

APPENDIX A: SOFTWARE LOCALIZATION TOOL ...................................... 107

Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................107
Overview............................................................................................................................................................107
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Definitions............................................................................................107

Installation and Start-up............................................................................................................................108

Getting Started.................................................................................................................................................112
Application Window .......................................................................................................................................112
Language Editor..............................................................................................................................................114

End User Instructions ..................................................................................................................................116

Overview............................................................................................................................................................116
Step 1: Install the Multi-Language Tool ................................................................................................116
Step 2: Create a New Language ..............................................................................................................116
Step 3: Translate All Strings into the New Language ......................................................................120
Step 4: Verify the New Language Translations ..................................................................................123
Step 5: Create a CD of the New Language Files................................................................................126
Step 6: Deploy the New Language Files ...............................................................................................128
During the MS installation......................................................................................................................128

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If MS is Already Installed on Your System ......................................................................................128

Other Important Features .........................................................................................................................130

Finding Specific Language Files ................................................................................................................130

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Chapter 1: Introduction
Overview
5B

Effective with MS01 version 3.0, you can now create a tailored personality installer for use by technicians
when installing the MS01 software in your region.
This universal Subsidiary Reference Guide provides detailed instructions regarding how to create
specially-tailored installation discs for you to distribute to your regional Fujifilm labs and retailer photo
labs. (Note: You can configure an installer without having to configure a personality.)
It also provides documentation content to be used when creating your region-specific pre- and post-
installation instructions. (These instructions are not documented in the main MS01 v3.0 Installation
Guide.)
Important: Review this entire guide to determine which sections apply to your region before you begin.

Goals
6B

In this guide, you will learn:

o Important abbreviations, acronyms, and definitions used in this guide (see page 2). X X

o Frequently asked questions pertaining to this guide (see page 9). X X

o How to create a personality:

o Install MS01 with Printer and Scanner Support
o Install optional kits
o Configure system settings
o Create a personality backup
o How to configure the MS01 installer for my personality (see page 57). X X

o How to create my regions Pre- and Post- Installation Guide (see page 63). X X

o How to use the language localization tool (see page 107).

Follow the chapters in this guide in chronological order for successful personality installer and
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System Terminology
7B

330 System A tethered system consisting of an SLP 800 printer/scanner combination.

340 System A tethered system consisting of an SLP 1000 printer/scanner combination.

350 System A tethered system consisting of an LP 1500 wet lab printer and an SP 1500 or
2000 scanner.

355 System A tethered system consisting of an LP 1500 wet lab printer and an SP 3000
scanner.

370 System A tethered system consisting of an LP 2000 wet lab printer and an SP 2000
scanner.

375 System A tethered system consisting of an LP 2000 wet lab printer and an SP 3000
scanner.

550 System A tethered system consisting of an LP 5500 wet lab printer and an SP 3000
scanner.

570 System A tethered system consisting of an LP 5700 wet lab printer and an SP 3000
scanner.

590 System A tethered system consisting of an LP 5900 wet lab printer and an SP 3000
scanner.

A1 Scanner software that works with the SP 1500, SP 2000, SP 2500, and SP 3000
scanners.

ASK Dye-sublimation dry lab printers. See Fujifilm USB printers in this glossary.

B1 Variety Print Service for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.

B5 Single Scan Digitizing Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.

B7 Professional Scanning Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.

B8 Hyper Reorder Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.

B9 Tone Selection Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.

B11 Hyper Retouch Software for SP 2000/2500 scanners not using FrontMan.

backprint Text printed on the reverse side of the print. Sometimes customizable.

connected A connected MS01 system is a system that receives data from Fujifilm’s
fulfillment network, sends data to Fujifilm’s Fulfillment Network, and receives
orders from various sources (such as retailers and Fujifilm labs). This is
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Crop modes MS01 offers different crop choices. For this example, assume that the original product
size and image dimensions are:
8x10 Image

4x6 Product
3.5x5 Image

Fill in Print area is filled with image and there may be image data lost if it does not
crop match the aspect ratio of the print size selected. Output will have no white
mode space.
8 x 10 Image 3.5 x 5 Image

Fit in Fits the image into the size selected leaving it at its current aspect ratio to
crop maintain all the image data. This will produce white space if the image is not
mode the same aspect ratio as the size selected.
8 x 10 Image 3.5 x 5 Image

No Image is rendered on the product without resizing. Takes the size selected
resize and cuts out the center portion of the image (think of it as a cookie cutter). If
crop the image is smaller than the size selected it will produce white space.
mode 8 x 10 Image 3.5 x 5 Image

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custom backprint Backprint text specified by the operator; only replaces second line of backprint. Not all
printers support the backprint feature.
Also see backprint.

digital input Digital images loaded into the system for printing (not film-based images). Examples
include .jpg, .tif, and .gif image files generated from digital cameras.

Digital Link One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, this application performs all
Request Spooler 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.

Dymo Label A small label printer used to output labels for CDs, kiosk orders, Web orders, etc.

E5 Fujicolor CD/DVD Digital software (also known as Backup CD Service).

Epson Stylus Pro Wide-format printer used in some Fujifilm regions. Supported models include 4880,
7800, and 7880.

FDD Frontier Driver Direct. This service provides more control and greater messaging
capabilities when printing.

FDIA Fujifilm’s Frontier Digital Imaging Architecture.

FDIA DB The database used by MS01 and other Fujifilm and third-party software to facilitate
image transfer and order fulfillment.

FCIM Frontier Communication Interface Module.

film type A film type must be selected if creating prints from film. Options include color, black and
white, and slide film.

Frontier The name used to describe Fujifilm-developed systems.

FrontMan The FrontMan software is an optional film input software interface included with MS01.
(The FrontMan application window is also known as Main or the Order Entry screen.)

FMPC Also known as the LPC and an abbreviation for Frontier Manager Printer Controller, the
FMPC is a separate computer used to drive a laser printer (LP printer) and receive data
from the scanner (if configured to do so).
Note: Not all system configurations use an FMPC/LPC.

Fujifilm Printers LP 1500 Wet Lab Printer LP 5500 Wet Lab Printer
(1394 FireWire)
LP 2000 Wet Lab Printer LP 5700 Wet Lab Printer
LP 2500 Wet Lab Printer LP 5900 Wet Lab Printer

Fujifilm Printers DL 400 Inkjet Dry Lab Printer LP 7500 Wet Lab Printer
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DL 410 Inkjet Dry Lab Printer LP 7600 Wet Lab Printer

DL 430 Inkjet Dry Lab Printer LP 7700 Wet Lab Printer
LP 5000 Wet Lab Printer LP 7900 Wet Lab Printer
LP 7000 Wet Lab Printer SLP800 scanner/printer (330 system)
LP 7100 Wet Lab Printer SLP1000 scanner/printer (340 system)
LP 7200 Wet Lab Printer

Fujifilm Printers DPB 1500 Dry Lab Printer ASK 2500 Dry Lab Printer
(USB)
ASK 1500 Dry Lab Printer ASK 4000 Dry Lab Printer
ASK 2000 Dry Lab Printer ASK 4000A Dry Lab Printer

Fujifilm Scanners SP 1500 SP 2500

(FireWire)
SP 2000 SP 3000

Fujifilm Scanners SP 500

(USB)

HCIP High capacity image processor. This is a rendering device attached to the MS01
system. By having an HCIP attached to your MS01 system, its order processing speed
is increased.

Hot Job Provides an order with a prioritized status.

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.

IC Imaging controller.

ICIII Imaging Controller III computer, formerly known as PIC (photo imaging controller
computer) and DIC (digital imaging controller computer).

Image Info One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Image Info allows operators to see
information about the image data.

Index Print A supplementary print that displays image thumbnails.

Job Manager One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Job Manager manages the images in
MS01 orders.
Also known as JobMan.

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Kaleida A Fujifilm printer used in some Fujifilm regions. Supported model includes PX-7550.

Local Disc Writer This is a CD/DVD writer attached to the IC or an IC Workstation. This allows for one (1)
CD to be written at a time. Local CD/DVD writers do not have the ability to print the
labels automatically on the CD/DVDs.

Log Off One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, the Log Off function shuts down the
application and also performs a Windows operating system log off.

LP (Laser Printer) This is the abbreviation that pre-pends some Fujifilm printer model names. For example,
LP 5000.

LPC Also known as the FMPC, and an abbreviation for Laser Printer Controller, the LPC is
one of the terms used as a name for the computer, which is separate from the ICIII
computer that is used to drive a printer.

Maintenance One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, the MS01 Maintenance application
houses the software used to configure the MS01 system.
This is a different application than the Maintenance offered via the printer software.

MCU (Main Known as the SPC in some regions, the MCU is the computer that drives the film
Control Unit) scanner hardware. Note: The SP 500 runs via the ICIII without a separate SPC/MCU
device.

Media SD/Memory Stick/Compact Flash/xD Card/Compact Flash/CD/DVD used to store digital

images.

MS01 Also known as the Frontier Workflow Management Software. This is the overall system,
including the scanner software and the printer software.
Operators should always use the system in Operator mode.

MS11 Scanner software that works with SP 500, 1500, 2000, 2500, and 3000 model scanners.
This is a sub-component of the MS01 system.

MS12 Printer driver support software for Adobe Photoshop CS3 and CS4.

MS13 LAN spool software.

MS14 Variety Print Service software.

MS15 Variety Template Composite / Variety Templates software, including Template Editor.

MS16 Image-Adjust software. Also called 6-frame adjust.

MS17 Net Connection for FDI-net software.

MS18 Skin Color Correction Image Processing software.

MS19 Photo ID Print Service software.

Multi-Roll Order A multi-roll order is an order that contains more than one roll of film. Each roll in a multi-
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Operator Mode On the ICIII, this mode locks down the system so only Fuji applications can be used.
After logging to Operator mode (default mode), Fuji applications automatically launch,
and automatically re-launch if terminated.

Panda (Printer One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Panda provides an interface between
And Device the Digital Link Request Spooler (Simon) and various devices, such as printers and CD-
Application) writers. It manages device operations and provides status and messages to the rest of
the system in a consistent manner to ensure that devices may easily be interchanged or
added, as needed.

Personality Custom MS system settings associated with a particular Fujifilm region or retailer.

PIC Photo Imaging Controller, now known as IC.

Product On the MS01 system, each print created has an associated “product” file. For example,
there are product files for 4x6-sized prints,

Production The mechanism in the MS01 system that manages routing ordered products to output
Manager devices for production. It also handles ordering the output based on due time, etc.

Promo Print A product that enables retailers to print promotional offers (using the MS01 system) for
distribution to consumers.

Puma One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Puma is the mechanism used to
display system messages (such as errors, warnings, and informational messages).

Red exclamation This will power off the ICIII system. For proper shut-down procedures, see the MS01
mark Start-up and Shut-down Guide.
On the FMPC, this is an emergency shutdown for only the Panda application. This will
not power off the FMPC box. Note: This is not the proper shut-down procedure for this
device; only do this if directed to do so by Technical Support.
Important: For systems that are not connected to the Fujifilm fulfillment network, this
function can be used as a proper method of shutting down the system.
For systems that are connected to the Fujifilm fulfillment network, this should be treated
as an emergency shut-down command only. By clicking this button, you are not
performing a proper shut-down procedure. Only use this button if instructed to do so by
Technical Support.

Retain Print Enables you to retain the size, surface, and color settings between orders.
Settings

Rimage This is a third-party CD burning device designed for high volumes of CD creation. This
system allows multiple CDs to be written simultaneously. The Rimage system can print
labels directly onto CDs. Depending on the model of Rimage, it may have two or four
CD burners and a single printer.

S3 Variety Print Service for SP 3000 scanners not using FrontMan.

S5 Professional Software for SP 3000 scanners not using FrontMan.

Scan Modes Auto When using film input, if the operator selects Auto as the scan mode, the
system scans six images at a time without requiring the operator to press
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allow image adjustments as in Semi Mode.

Manual Manual operates just as semi mode operates, but you can choose size and
quantity for each frame.

Semi When using film input, if the operator selects Semi as the scan mode, the
system scans six images at a time and the operator can correct the color and
density on each image as necessary. The operator then presses <Enter> to
scan the next set of six images.

Software This is a tool that allows the user to switch to any of the programs that are currently
Launcher running. Also known as the SwLauncher application, this replaces the need for the
Windows <Alt+Tab> function.

SP The abbreviation that pre-pends Fujifilm scanner model names. For example, SP 500.

SPC Known as the MCU in some regions, this is the name for the computer that drives the
scanner. Note: The SP 500 runs via the ICIII without a separate SPC/MCU device.

Summary Sheet A print output that includes the file names of the images in the order.

Surface Prints can be produced using different surface textures. Some printer models can only
print on certain surface types. Surfaces include Glossy, Lustre, Matte, Silk, SupremeG,
SupremeL, Thin, SupremeM, ThinGlossy, GlossyRoll, SatinRoll, SemiGlossBoard,
CanvasRoll, CatsbyRoll, PearlRoll, SatinCanvasRoll, AquarellRoll, TalbotRoll,
ScrimVinyl, and PearlPosterBoard.

Support Mode On the ICIII, this mode allows the user to access the operating system. After logging to
Support mode, Fuji applications automatically launch but do not re-launch if terminated.

Third-Party MS01 3.0 supports:

Printers
Epson Stylus Pro Wide Format Printers
Xerox Phaser Printers
Rimage CD writers/printers

Whole Roll A product type applied to an image that will make <#> of each image in the order.

Workstation This is another digital input system for the MS01 software. It allows control of a printer,
digital ingest, and CD/DVD burning.

Xerox printers Color printers used in some Fujifilm regions. Supported models Phaser 7760,
DPC4350, and DPC3360.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a system backup and

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personality backup?
The MS01 Maintenance application’s Data Backup and Restore tool enables operators to save two
kinds of data:

System backup: A system backup saves system-specific configuration data. IMPORTANT:

System backups are computer-specific and are designed to be applied to only
one system. Therefore, a system backup must be created for each computer
controller in the lab system (i.e., MS01 Server, FMPC/LPC, SPC/MCU, and
Workstation).

Personality backup: A personality backup saves custom, MS system settings associated with a
particular Fujifilm region or retailer. The data saved is designed to be applied to
multiple systems. A personality backup can only be created using the MS01
Server.

Why do I have to create a pre- and post-installation guide?

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The main MS01 Installation Guide provides the instructions needed by all Fujifilm regions internationally.
Any specialized instructions, such as instructions required for a particular ICIII computer used only by
your region or a particular retailer, need to be documented in a guide written by you.

If you need to write a guide that includes… Reuse the content on…

Adjusting power saver settings Page 63.

X X

Establishing the lab’s network Page 68.

X X

FireWire cards…

Preparing FireWire cards and drivers. Page 72.

X X

Installing FireWire cards. Page 75.

X X

Installing FireWire drivers on the ICIII or LPC/FMPC. Page 79.

X X

Configuring FireWire drivers. Page 81.

X X

SP 2000 SPC/MCU disk space configuration Page 92.

X X

Rimage setup and configuration Page 96.

X X

Refer Chapter 4 of this guide for sample instructions that you can easily leverage to author your guide.
NOTE: You may also have to author certain settings that pertain to only a specific hardware type, for
instance when the manufacturer neglects to configure certain settings that were ordered by Fujifilm.

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Chapter 2: Creating a Custom Personality & a

Custom Installer
Overview
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You will want to create one of three possible installation CDs:

If you want to create an…

A Installation CD containing with a custom personality and Fujifilm’s default installer.

Step # Actions Page

Step 1 Install necessary software. 11

X X

Step 2 Configure system settings and create a personality backup. 12

X X

Step 3 Create the installation CD. 57

X X

B Installation CD containing with a custom personality and a custom installer.

Step # Actions Page

Step 1 Install necessary software. 11

X X

Step 2 Configure system settings and create a personality backup. 12

X X

Step 3 Create the installation CD. 60

X X

C Installation CD containing with a custom installer and no a custom personality.

Step # Actions Page

Step 1 Install necessary software. 11

X X

Step 2 Create the installation CD. 62

X X

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Install Software
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To create an MS01 personality, you must first install the software on your personal computer based on
the following.

1 Install the MS01 Software: The software can be installed on any Windows-based computer,
such as a personal laptop, and does not have to be installed on
equipment used in an MS system.
When installing the MS01 software, you must choose the MS01
with Printer and Scanner Support setup type no matter what the
lab configurations will be.
o Even if your region does not support this
configuration/setup type, this is the required to create a
personality; the resulting personality will not be based
on this setup type.
o You do not need the physical printer or scanner
attached to the computer to install this setup up or to
complete creation of a personality, but you will need
them to test the personality. You must also install this
setup type in order to configure FrontMan, even if you
normally wouldn’t choose this setup type.

2 Install Optional Kit You must install all optional/additional software/kits before
Software (Software & starting this process if you plan to customize the software for
Printers): those optional kits.

Kiosks

Optional Printer Software… Epson Stylus Pro Wide Format Printers

Xerox Phaser Printers

Optional Software… JobMaker

MS12: Printer driver support software for Adobe Photoshop CS3

and CS4.

MS13: LAN spool software (C8).

MS14: Variety Print Service software.

MS19: Photo ID Print Service software.

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Personality Settings & Backup

Overview
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In this section, you will learn how to:

1 Configure personality settings in the o MS01 Maintenance application (see page

MS01 system. Depending on your 13).
X X

software and hardware, you will need to

o Custom Channels. Configuring these settings
perform personality configurations in the
is required for all systems (see page 38).
following areas of the system.
X X

o Packages and User Interface. Configuring

these settings is only required if the system
uses Frontier Manager for film scanning (see
page 38).
X X

o Rimage. Configuring these settings is only

required if your system includes a Rimage
CD/DVD duplicator (see page 39).
X X

2 Create the Personality backup. See page 40. X X

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Configuring Application Settings

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Configuring Maintenance Application Settings

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Via MS01’s Maintenance application, you need to configure all settings that will be saved during a
backup.

01 Communications
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The Communications features allow you to network communications for incoming (remote fulfillment orders and
software updates) and outgoing (upload orders and reporting data) traffic via FTP and HTTP.

Saved: Not Saved:

0101 FTP None

0102 Web Services

0103 Product Catalog Pull

0104 Reporting

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0101 FTP
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The, user name, and password for the remote FTP server will be saved. These settings are the same for
the FTP Pull, Scan Job Table, and Web Upload functions.

Saved: Not Saved:

URL None

User Name

Password

All FTP Pull tab settings

Saved: Not Saved:

All Scan Job Table tab None

settings

Saved: Not Saved:

All Web Upload tab None

settings

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0102 Web Services

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The settings for HTTP communications are stored in the Web Services section. The Store ID and URLs
will be the same for the Heartbeat, OM Upload, and Remote Control functions, but will not be saved in the
backup.

Saved: Not Saved:

Lab Relay URL Store ID

Lab Services URL

Heartbeat tab > From Heartbeat tab > Third

Kiosks Directory Party URL

Heartbeat tab > Third Party

TempFile

Saved: Not Saved:

Upload Complete Status Upload URL

Upload Error Status

Upload Trigger Status

Media Retries

Saved: Not Saved:

All Remote Control tab None

settings

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0103 Product Catalog Pull

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The settings for workflow and communications for product catalogs for connected Terminal Services
Kiosks are configured in this section.

Saved: Not Saved:

All other settings Kiosk Store Number

0104 Reporting
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Saved: Not Saved:

Active reporting None

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02 System Settings
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Saved: Not Saved:

0201 FrontMan 0210 Password Setup

0202 Production 0213 Logging Setup
Manager
0214 Global Settings
0203 Render Settings
0215 Data Backup &
0204 Fulfillment Lab Restore
Setup
0220 Device Details
0205 MS01 Setup Reporting Setup
0206 Job Manager 0222 Monitor Adjustment
Settings
0212 SwLauncher Setup
0207 Logo Setup
0218 Device Message
0208 Auto Release Configuration
Simon
0211 FDIA DB Manage
0217 Media Appended
Index Setup

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0201 FrontMan
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The FrontMan setup affects film scanning and orders from the film scanner.

All of the other FrontMan settings are saved in the

backup.

Saved: Not Saved:

User FrontMan application Message Filter

for scan orders
Scanner Model
Order deadline
Frontier Devices
Serial port
Shut Down
Order/ film ID length Computer On
Scanner Post Op
Max Order/film ID length
Min Order/film ID length
Due Time Delta
Check In Time Delta
Custom Backprint
Additions
Backprint Separator
Sleep Before Film Scan
FrontMan Scanner Device
Name
Default B&W Film Output
Type to B&W

0202 Production Manager

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The Production Manager settings affect how orders are routed and released.

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings None

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0203 Render Settings

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Saved: Not Saved:

Print Border Graphics None

Vendor data directory

Dated Border Format Settings

Alignment Settings

All of the render settings on the

Advanced tab

All of the render settings on the

Back Print tab

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0204 Fulfillment Lab Setup

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Settings for the fulfillment of remote orders are controlled by this section.

Saved: Not Saved:

All Settings None

Clicking the State/Status Setup button opens the

Unpacking Job State/Status Setup dialog box.

Saved: Not Saved:

All Settings None

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0205 MS01 Setup

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Saved: Not Saved:

CD > Single CD System CD > Use RIMAGE to write CDs

CD > Disable Premaster CD > Default digital writer device

Check

CD > CD Space Check Digital Input > Removable media

Margin drive letters

CD > Output Directory For

CD Files

Digital Input > Maximum

image dimension

Digital Input > Minimum

image file size

Digital Input > Network

import paths

Digital Input > Export

images loaded only …

Miscellaneous > Temp

Miscellaneous > Label

Printer

Miscellaneous > Error

directory for Dig In

Miscellaneous > Website

to Upload to

Miscellaneous > Web

upload root directory

Miscellaneous > Advanced

Setup

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Clicking the Advanced Setup button opens the

Advanced MS01 Setup dialog box.

Saved: Not Saved:

DP Modes not displayed Show Operator Mode

in JobMaker… Messages

Support for 6 digit Promo Print Background

Envelope IDs Image

Job hidden with status Background image for

type Index and Summary
Separators

Allow right click context

menus on image and
product thumbnails

Allow Templates from

Network

Enable Application Help

Requires Password for

Restore and Templates

Show Sharpening
Modifications

Apply Image Intelligence

Turn Off Manual Routing

Password

Display Production
Warning for Process
Order and Quick Prints

Enable DPOF Scanning

Do Promo Prints

Product Codes for

promo prints

Promo Unit Code

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0206 Job Manager Settings

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Saved: Not Saved:

First order ID Machine ID

Maximum order ID

0207 Logo Setup

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Saved: Not Saved:

All settings None

0208 Auto Release Simon

73B

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings None

0211 FDIA DB Manage

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Saved: Not Saved:

All settings DB Host

Size Table

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0217 Media Appended Index Setup

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All of the Media Appended Index Setup data will be saved.

Saved: Not Saved:

All Small Index 1 tab None

settings

IMPORTANT: The Store ID and URL are manually

edited fields and currently saved in the backup.
Fujifilm recommends that the store ID be left blank
before saving the backup, and the URL should only
be entered if it will be the same for all locations where
the Data Backup & Restore function will be used.

Saved: Not Saved:

All Small Index 2 tab None

settings

Saved: Not Saved:

All Large Index tab None

settings

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03 Kiosk Connectivity
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Saved: Not Saved:

0301 Order Gateway None

0302 Order Manifest

Gateway

0303 Frontier Print

0301 Order Gateway

Saved: Not Saved:

Error Log Template Dir

Error Dir

Order due

Load Images

Preferred Printer

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0302 Order Manifest Gateway

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Saved: Not Saved:

All settings on the General None

Behavior tab

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings on the None

Fulfillment tab

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings on the Order None

Labels tab

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0303 Frontier Print

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Saved: Not Saved:

Device File Options >

Delete Empty
Reader Device
Source Folder for
File Options > Use Given File Move and Render
Reader Device
File Options > Copy
Reader Device
File Options > Move
Reader Device
File Options > Render
Reader Device
File Options > Render and
delete source image

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04 Image Settings
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Saved: Not Saved:

0401 Image Adjust None

Options

0402 Create Preview

0403 Frontier DL Color

Mode Setting

0401 Image Adjust Options

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Saved: Not Saved:

All settings in the None

Image Adjust
Options dialog box.

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0402 Create Preview

82B

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings in the Create None

Preview dialog box.

0403 Frontier DL Color Mode Setting

83B

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings. None

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05 System Cleanup
84B

Saved: Not Saved:

0502 Clean Up 0501 Rimage XML Writer

0502 Clean Up
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Saved: Not Saved:

Disk free space Additional cleanup

folders1
Hour to perform
F F

overnight cleanup
Overnight disk free
space
Done jobs can expire
Days to keep expired job
Days to keep leftover
CD files

1
Not available in all labs.
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06 Output Devices
86B

Saved: Not Saved:

None All

07 Input Devices
87B

Saved: Not Saved:

0702 Frontier 0701 Print to Print Setup

Scanner Setup

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0702 Frontier Scanner Setup

Saved: Not Saved:

To Frontier Scanner

Border Templates > In Spool

Ignore scanner Index
prints

Border Templates > Border Templates

Print 35mm mixed sizes
as APS

Color Space Queue Server

Dated Border Error poll interval

FCP Output Directory

FCP Order Level

Products Directory

Frontier Dry Lab Printer

in use

Allow Front Print for APS

Film

Due By time increment

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08 Products
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Saved: Not Saved:

0801 Template Setup None

0802 Print Size Setup
0803 Multi-Region Print Size
Setup
0804 Index Print Size Setup
0805 Digital Products Setup
0806 Front Print
0807 Product Setup Units

0801 Template Setup

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Saved: Not Saved:

All settings None

0802 Print Size Setup

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Saved: Not Saved:

All settings None

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0803 Multi-Region Print Size Setup

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Saved: Not Saved:

All settings None

0804 Index Print Size Setup

93B

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings None

0805 Digital Products Setup

94B

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings None

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0806 Front Print

95B

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings None

0808 Product Setup Units

96B

Saved: Not Saved:

All settings in the Units dialog box. None

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09 System Information
97B

Saved: Not Saved:

0901 System Settings None

0901 System Settings

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Saved: Not Saved:

Company Name Job Manager

Request Spooler

Store ID

SP FIN

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10 Language
9B

Saved: Not Saved:

Files edited by 1003 1001 Select Language

Multi-Language Tool

1002 Update Language

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Configuring Channel Customization Settings in Image Adjust

The Custom Channels Setup dialog box is accessed

via the Adjust Images area of the MS01 software.
Any custom Image Intelligence Channels that have
been created in Custom Channels Setup will be
saved in the backup, as well as the Default and basic
color portrait channels shown in the illustration.
Custom1 is an example of a user-created custom
channel.

Configuring Package & User Interface Customization

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Settings in FrontMan
The configuration files for product
packages and any other
customizations to the Frontman
Interface will be saved in the backup.

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Configuring Rimage Customization Settings in Panda

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The Rimage Setup dialog box is accessed by double-clicking the CD Writer1 device in Panda (on the MS01
Server) and then clicking Rimage Setup.

Saved: Not Saved:

Rimage hot folder Software compatibility

Rimage XML directory Input bin configuration

> Number of bins

Connections settings for Input bin configuration

the Rimage unit > > Media types
Hostname of Rimage
machine

Connections settings for

the Rimage unit > Port for
Rimage messenger

Disc label > 36 images

Disc label > 40 images

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Create a Personality Backup

Creating a personality backup is necessary to ensure that the installation discs you provide your region
not only contain the printers, scanners, etc. that your labs run, but ensure that detailed settings such as
paper configurations are automatically installed onto new systems.

You can save system configuration settings via MS01’s Backup and Restore tool. The data is saved to the
specified output directory.
Use this backup procedure to create a personality backup for the MS01 Server.

1 In the MS01 Maintenance application, navigate to

02 System Settings > 0215 Backup and Restore.

The Data Backup and Restore dialog box opens

displaying the Backup tab by default.

2 From the Backup Type drop-down menu, select Personality.

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The Backup tab user interface changes.

3 Edit the Vendor name. (This will appear in the screens of the system once it is installed.)

4 If desired, create custom categories:

Click the Create Category button. An Add/Edit Category dialog box opens.
Make changes, as necessary.
Click OK. Changes are saved, and the dialog box closes. Focus returns to the Personality tab.

5 Click the Next button.

A Paper Configuration Setup dialog box opens

displaying Inkjet Frontier printer information by
default.

The Paper Configuration for drop-down menu provides

the following printer class options…

6 Select the first printer type that your region uses.

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7 For the first paper size/surface configuration you need to add, use the dialog box controls to make the
following choices:
o paper size
o paper surface
o any other selections for this combination
o Available: You can add a paper but not make it available.

8 When you have completed making this individual configuration, click the Add button.

The size/surface combination is added to the Paper Configurations list.

9 Continue until all paper size/surface combinations for the selected printer class have been added.

10 If applicable, select the next printer class your region uses from the Paper Configuration for drop-
down menu, and repeat the above steps for adding paper size/surface combinations for the newly-
selected printer.

11 Click Save.
2
F F A Copying dialog box opens displaying backup progress.

After copying completes, a Data Backup and Restore dialog box opens
confirming that the backup is complete.
A Personality directory of the backup has been created in the specified
location.

12 Click OK.

The dialog box closes, and focus returns to the main Data Backup and Restore dialog box.

13 Click Close.

The Data Backup and Restore dialog box closes.

The personality backup data can now be found at the Save to location.

2
If a backup already exists, a dialog box opens asking to confirm deleting the existing file and replacing it with the file to be created.

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Creating a Custom Installer

Overview
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You will need to edit one of the installer’s files if you want to customize the screens and options that the
installer displays. (For example, you may want to remove printer models that your labs do not have from
the printer drop-down menus displayed in the installer’s screens.)
IMPORTANT: This procedure requires:
o Use of a computer with a CD-drive that has writing capabilities.
o Use of a computer with a text editing application, such as Microsoft Notepad.
In this chapter, you will learn:
o Basic information about the installer’s INI file (see below).
o How to open the installer’s INI file (see page 44). X X

o How to edit the installer’s INI file (see page 46). X X

About the Installer’s INI File

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When the end user launches the file named setup.exe, the InstallShield software “reads” data from the
SetupType.ini file. Based on the date in this file, the installations software knows which screens and options to
show and hide.

About SetupType.ini file…

o The file is a long list of specific settings used by the

installer.

o The file is formatted into sections (see page 56 for

X X

examples and default settings).

o Each name listed in brackets is a Setup Type in the

installer. (For example, [Server] is the MS01 Server
setup type option.)
o Sub-items listed below screen names are the options
displayed in the screens for that setup type.

o Screens/options to be shown are appended with =1.

Screens/options to be hidden are appended with =0.

You will be opening and editing this file using MS

Notepad (see below for instructions).

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Opening the Installer’s INI File for Editing

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1 On your computer, create a temporary directory and name it “MS01 Installer”.

2 Insert the installation disc received from Fujifilm into your computer’s CD-ROM drive3 .
F F

3 On your computer, navigate to the CD-ROM drive.

4 Select all of the contents of the CD (the EZ171 directory and the autorun.inf file), and right-click.

A context menu opens.

5 Select Copy.

The selection is copied to your computer’s Windows clipboard.

6 Navigate to the MS01 Installer directory you created, and right-click inside of the directory.

A context menu opens.

7 Select Paste.

The contents of the copied selection are pasted into the directory.

8 Open the EZ171 directory.

9 Right-click the file named SetupType.ini4 . F F

A context menu opens.

10 From the context menu, select Open with.

3
This procedure can be performed on any PC; an MS01 hardware component is not required.
4
IMPORTANT: Do not edit any other INI file in this directory.

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A Windows Open With dialog box opens.

11 From the Programs list box, select Notepad.

The INI file opens in Notepad.

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Editing the Installer’s INI File

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Overview
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As stated above, you will be editing the INI file to enable the installation software to show and hide
screens and the options displayed on those screens.
This section provides the following information:
o How to edit the file to show and hide screens and options displayed by the installer (see below).
o The INI file data (see page 47).
X X

o How to save the edited INI file (see page 56). X X

o How to test the installer once the INI file has been edited (see page 56). X X

>>> To show/hide installer screens and options:

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To show screens and options displayed within screens when the InstallShield Wizard runs, type =1 after the
screen/option name.

For example, for the Setup Type screen in the installer, let’s say we only want certain setup types to display…
MS01 Server, Printer, and Scanner.

>>> To hide installer screens and options:

To hide screens and options displayed within screens when the InstallShield Wizard runs, type =0 after the
screen/option name.

IMPORTANT: You cannot delete unwanted items; if you make any deletions, or enter any value other
than 0 or 1, the file will be compromised and will automatically display all possible screens of the
installer.

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>>> The INI File Data:

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The following pages describe each section of the INI file in detail.

Setup Type
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INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The following setup type list can be

edited by modifying the
[SetupType] portion of the INI file.

Setup Type > MS01 Server

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INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The following screens can be hidden / shown by modifying the [Server]

portion of the INI file.

For the FIN number screen, if

FIN=1 is entered, the following
screen will display. If FIN=0 is
entered, it will be hidden.

For the Additional Security

screen, if SECURITY=1, the
following screen will display. If
SECURITY=0, it will be hidden.

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Setup Type > Printer

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INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The following screens and options can be hidden / shown by modifying the
[Printer] portion of the INI file.

If FIN=1, the following screen will

display. If FIN=0, it will be hidden.

If CDWRITER=1, the following screen

will display. If CDWRITER =0, it will
be hidden.

The following printer list will be edited

by modifying the [Printer] portion of
the INI file.

The following scanner list will be

edited by modifying the [Printer]
portion of the INI file.

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Setup Type > Scanner

103B

INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The following screens can be hidden / shown by modifying the [Scanner]

portion of the INI file.

If FIN=1, the following screen will

display. If FIN=0, it will be hidden.

The following scanner list will be

edited by modifying the [Scanner]
portion of the INI file.

If FRONTMAN =1, the following

screen will display. If FRONTMAN
=0, it will be hidden.

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Setup Type > MS01 Server with Printer Support

104B

INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The following screens and options can be edited by modifying the

[ServerPrinter] portion of the INI file.

For the FIN number screen, if

FIN=1 is entered, the following
screen will display. If FIN=0 is
entered, it will be hidden.

For the Additional Security

screen, if SECURITY=1, the
following screen will display. If
SECURITY=0, it will be hidden.

The following printer options can be

edited.

For ASK printers, the detailed ASK

printer list can also be edited.

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INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

Additionally, scanner options can be

edited.

Setup Type > MS01 Server with Scanner Support

105B

INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The following screens can be hidden / shown by modifying the

[ServerScanner] portion of the INI file.

For the FIN number screen, if

FIN=1 is entered, the following
screen will display. If FIN=0 is
entered, it will be hidden.

For the Additional Security

screen, if SECURITY=1, the
following screen will display. If
SECURITY=0, it will be hidden.

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Setup Type > MS01 Server with Printer & Scanner Support
106B

INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The following screens and options can be edited by modifying the

[ServerPrinterScanner] portion of the INI file.

For the FIN number screen, if

FIN=1 is entered, the following
screen will display. If FIN=0 is
entered, it will be hidden.

For the Additional Security

screen, if SECURITY=1, the
following screen will display. If
SECURITY=0, it will be hidden.

The following printer options can be

edited.

If ASK is selected, the following

screen then displays.

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Setup Type > Workstation

107B

INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The screens can be hidden / shown by modifying the [Workstation]

portion of the INI file.

If FIN=1, the following screen will

display. If FIN=0, it will be hidden.

If SECURITY=1, the following

screen will display. If SECURITY=0,
it will be hidden.

If CDWRITER=1, the following

screen will display. If CDWRITER
=0, it will be hidden.

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Setup Type > Workstation with Printer Support

108B

INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The screens and options can be hidden / shown by modifying the

[WorkstationPrinter] portion of the INI file.

If FIN=1, the following screen will

display. If FIN=0, it will be hidden.

If SECURITY=1, the following

screen will display. If SECURITY=0,
it will be hidden.

If CDWRITER=1, the following

screen will display:

The following printer options can be

edited.

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If ASK is selected, the following

screen then displays.

Setup Type > High Capacity Image Processor

109B

INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The following screens can be hidden / shown by modifying the [HCIP]

portion of the INI file.

If FIN=1, the following screen will

display. If FIN=0, it will be hidden.

If SECURITY=1, the following

screen will display. If SECURITY=0,
it will be hidden.

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Setup Type > MS01 Server with Tethered Printer

10B

INI File Data Associated InstallShield Wizard Screen

(defaults displayed)

The following screens and options can be edited by modifying the

[ServerTethered] portion of the INI file.

For the FIN number screen, if FIN=1

is entered, the following screen will
display. If FIN=0 is entered, it will be
hidden.

For the Additional Security screen, if

SECURITY=1, the following screen
will display. If SECURITY=0, it will be
hidden.

>>> To save your INI file once it has been edited:

39B

1 From the File menu, select Save.

Changes are saved.

2 From the File menu, select Exit.

The Notepad file closes.

>>> To test the installer once you have edited the file:
40B

1 Ensure that the SetupType.ini file is still located in the same directory as the setup.exe file.

2 After saving and closing the SetupType.ini file, double-click setup.exe.

The InstallShield Wizard launches.

3 Navigate through the installer to ensure that your changes have been saved.

4 Cancel installation before it completes; you do not want to install the software on your personal computer.

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Creating an MS01 Installation CD

Overview
16B

In this chapter, you will learn:

o How to create an installer that consists of your custom personality and the default MS01 installer
made by Fujifilm (see below).
o How to create an installer that consists of your custom personality and your custom installer (see
page 60).
X X

o How to create an installer that contains your custom installer. (And does not contain a custom
personality) (see page 62).
X X

To Create an Installation CD with a Custom

17B

Personality + Fujifilm’s Default Installer

1 On your computer, create a temporary directory and name it “Installer”.

2 Insert the MS01 installation CD received from Fujifilm into your computer’s CD-ROM drive 5 . F F

3 On your computer, navigate to the CD-ROM drive.

4 Select all of the contents of the CD (the EZ171 directory and the autorun.inf file), and right-click.

A context menu opens.

5 Select Copy.

The selection is copied to your computer’s Windows clipboard.

6 Navigate to the MS01 Installer directory you created, and right-click inside of the directory.

A context menu opens.

7 Select Paste.

The contents of the copied selection are pasted into the

directory.

5
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8 Navigate to the location on your computer where the Personality backup was saved.

9 Right-click the backup directory.

A context menu opens.

10 Select Copy.

The directory is copied to your computer’s clipboard.

11 Navigate back to the EZ171 directory you created.

12 Right-click inside the directory window.

A context menu opens

13 Select Paste.

The Personality backup directory is

pasted into the EZ171 directory.6 F F

14 Navigate back up to the root of the Installer directory you created.

15 Insert a writable disc into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.

Open a window to the CD.

16 Copy the contents of the Installer directory to the CD window.

17 Copying progress displays.

After the files are copied, the progress closes.

18 Close the Installer directory window.

19 In the CD window, click the Write these files to CD link.

6
If a personality directory exists in the EZ171 directory, during installation the MS01 Data Backup and Restore utility automatically
finds the data and restores the settings to the system without user assistance.

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A Welcome to the CD Writing Wizard screen opens.

20 In the CD name field, delete the default text and type MS01 v3.0.

21 Click the Next button.

The wizard displays progress.

22 Upon completion, close the CD Writing Wizard, if necessary.

23 Select Start > My Computer.

The My Computer window opens.

24 Right-click the CD-ROM drive icon.

A context menu opens.

25 Select Open.

A window opens displaying the contents of the CD.

26 Navigate into the EZ171 directory.

27 Double-click the file named setup.exe.

The MS01 installer launches.

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To Create an Installation CD with a Custom

18B

Personality + a Custom Installer

1 On your computer, navigate to the Installer directory
where you edited the SetupType.ini file earlier.

2 Navigate to the location on your computer where you saved the Personality backup directory earlier in
this guide.

3 Right-click the backup directory.

A context menu opens.

4 Select Copy.

The directory is copied to your computer’s clipboard.

5 Navigate back to the EZ171 directory you created.

6 Right-click inside the directory window.

A context menu opens

7 Select Paste.

The Personality backup directory is pasted into the

EZ171 directory.7 F F

7
If a personality directory exists in the EZ171 directory, during installation the MS01 Data Backup and Restore utility automatically
finds the data and restores the settings to the system without user assistance.

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8 Navigate back up to the root of the Installer directory you created.

9 Insert a writable disc into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.

10 Open a window to the CD.

11 Copy the contents of the Installer directory to the CD window.

Copying progress displays.

12 After the files are copied, the progress closes.

13 Close the Installer directory window.

14 In the CD window, click the Write these files to CD link.

A Welcome to the CD Writing Wizard screen opens.

15 In the CD name field, delete the default text and type MS01 v3.0.

16 Click the Next button.

The wizard displays progress.

17 Upon completion, close the CD Writing Wizard, if necessary.

18 Select Start > My Computer.

The My Computer window opens.

19 Right-click the CD-ROM drive icon.

A context menu opens.

20 Select Open.

A window opens displaying the contents of the CD.

21 Navigate into the EZ171 directory.

22 Double-click the file named setup.exe.

The MS01 installer launches.

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To Create an Installation CD with a Custom

19B

Installer (No Custom Personality)

1 On your computer, navigate to the Installer directory
where you edited the SetupType.ini file earlier.

2 Insert a writable disc into your computer’s CD-ROM drive, and write the data to CD.

3 Upon completion, select Start > My Computer.

The My Computer window opens.

4 Right-click the CD-ROM drive icon.

A context menu opens.

5 Select Open.

A window opens displaying the contents of the CD.

6 Navigate into the EZ171 directory.

7 Double-click the file named setup.exe.

The MS01 installer launches.

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Chapter 3: Creating Your Personality’s Pre- &

Post-Installation Guide
Overview
20B

The Universal Installation Guide provided by Fujifilm includes details regarding instructions that all
Fujifilm labs use.
You will need to author any specialized information particular to your regional labs and retailers.
You can reuse the following content, as necessary.

If your guide needs to include… Reuse the content on…

Adjusting power saver settings Page 63 of this guide.

X X

Establishing the lab’s network Page 68 of this guide.

X X

FireWire cards…

Preparing FireWire cards and drivers. Page 72 of this guide.

X X

Installing FireWire cards. Page 75 of this guide.

X X

Installing FireWire drivers on the ICIII or LPC/FMPC. Page 79 of this guide.

X X

Configuring FireWire drivers. Page 81 of this guide.

X X

SP 2000 SPC/MCU disk space configuration Page 92 of this guide.

X X

Rimage setup and configuration Page 96 of this guide.

X X

ASK printer product installations and configuration settings (Fujifilm U.S. Page 106 of this guide.
X X

full installations only)

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Adjusting Power Saver Settings

21B

>>> To adjust Power Saver Settings:

1 From Windows XP, navigate to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Network Connections.

The Network Connections window opens.

2 Double-click the Local Area Connection <#> option.

The Local Area Connection Status dialog box

opens.

3 Click the Properties button.

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The Local Area Connection Properties dialog

box opens displaying the General tab.

4 Next to the Connect using field, click the Configure button.

The Local Area Connection <#> dialog box

opens for the selected connection.

5 Click Yes.

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The <network card name> Properties dialog box

opens displaying the General tab.

6 Click to display the Power Management tab.

The Power Management tab displays.

7 Clear (deselect) the Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power check box.

8 Click OK.

The <network card name> Properties dialog box closes.

Focus returns to the Local Area Connection Properties dialog box.

9 Click OK.

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The Local Area Connection Properties dialog box closes.

Focus returns to the Network Connections window.

10 Repeat this process for all other Local Area Connections listed in the Network Connection window.
Note: Do not run this procedure against the 1394 connection listed.

11 Click the close box button to close the Network Connections window.

Power saver adjustment tasks are now complete.

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Establishing the Lab’s Network

Establishing PC Name & Workgroup

41B

These must be set prior to software installation. Ensure that all devices on your system (ICIII, scanner,
printer) have the correct name.
Note: Workgroups must be unique per ICIII system if you are using multiple ICIII & scanner or ICIII &
scanner & printer systems on the same network.
This table shows “example” device name and IP address information for systems that may be
installed in the configurations listed in this guide.

ICIII Rimage DiscLab

Device name: IC Device name: Disclab1
IP address: 192.168.1.2 IP address: 192.168.1.20

SCANNER 1 High Capacity Image Processor 1

Device name: EZPC00 Device name: HCIP1
IP address: 192.168.1.1 IP address: 192.168.1.4

SCANNER 2 High Capacity Image Processor 2

Device name: EZPC01 Device name: HCIP2
IP address: 192.168.1.11 IP address: 192.168.1.14

FMPC 1 Workstation 1
Device name: LPC1 Device name: WS1
IP address: 192.168.1.3 IP address: 192.168.1.5

FMPC 2 Workstation 2
Device name: LPC2 Device name: WS2
IP address: 192.168.1.13 IP address: 192.168.1.15

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Changing the Computer’s IP Address

42B

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.

3 Select Properties.

The Local Area Connection Properties dialog box opens.

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4 Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

5 Click the Properties button.

The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

Properties dialog box opens.

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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.

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Preparation of FireWire Cards and Drivers

23B

Overview
43B

This section provides instructions regarding installing FireWire cards and drivers for certain hardware
configurations. Follow instructions based on the system’s setup type and configuration as listed below.

Configuration… See…

MS01 with Printer Support below.

MS01 with Scanner Support (FrontMan) page 73

X X

MS01 with Printer Support (No Scanner or SP 500 Scanner) page 74.
X X

MS01 Server + Printer Support

There must be a single FireWire card in the ICIII computer (which will be the MS01 Server) if you are
installing an MS01 Server with Printer Support system with an SP 1500, SP 2000, SP 2500 or SP 3000
film scanner.

To ensure correct FireWire card configuration, follow the steps below:

1 FireWire card installation…

If there is no FireWire card installed in the If there is a FireWire card in the ICIII, write down
ICIII, refer to page 75.
X X which port the scanner FireWire cable is connected
to, then disconnect it.

2 Install FireWire drivers on the ICIII computer (see page 79). X X

3 FireWire driver configuration for the scanner…

If using an SP 1500, SP 2000 or SP 2500 If using an SP 3000 film scanner, refer to page 88.
X X

film scanner, refer to page 91.

X X

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MS01 Server + Printer + Scanner Support

45B

There must be two separate FireWire cards in the LPC/FMPC if you are installing a Frontier Manager
system with…

o ICIII Computer (MS01 Server) o SP 1500, SP 2000, SP 2500 or SP 3000 film scanner

o LPC/FMPC o LP 1500, LP 2000, LP 2500, LP 5500, LP 5700 or LP 5900

printer

One FireWire card connects to the film scanner, and the other one connects to the printer.

To ensure correct FireWire card configuration, follow the steps below:

1 FireWire card installation…

If there are no FireWire cards installed in If there are FireWire cards in the LPC/FMPC, write
the LPC/FMPC, refer to page 77. X X down which port the scanner FireWire cable is
connected to, write down which port the printer
FireWire cable is connected to, then disconnect
both cables.

2 Install FireWire drivers on the LPC/FMPC computer (see page 79). X X

3 FireWire driver setup for the scanner…

If using an SP 1500, SP 2000 or SP 2500 If using an SP 3000 film scanner, refer to page 88.
X X

film scanner, refer to page 91.

X X

4 FireWire driver configuration for the printer…

If using an LP 1500, LP 2000 or LP 2500 If using an LP 5500, LP 5700 or LP 5900 printer,

printer, refer to page 87.
X X refer to page 82.
X X

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MS01 Server + Printer Support (with No Scanner or with an

46B

SP 500 Scanner)

There must be a single FireWire card in the LPC/FMPC if you are installing a printer system with the
following:

o An ICIII computer (MS01 Server)

o An LP 1500, LP 2000, LP 2500, LP 5500, LP 5700 or LP 5900.

and

o No film scanner. or o An SP 500 film scanner.

One FireWire card connects to the printer. (The SP 500 connects to the MS01 Server via USB.)

To ensure correct FireWire card configuration, follow the steps below:

1 FireWire card installation…

If there is no FireWire card installed in the If there is a FireWire card in the LPC/FMPC, write
LPC/FMPC, refer to page 76. X X down which port the scanner FireWire cable is
connected to, then disconnect it.

2 Install FireWire drivers on the LPC/FMPC computer (see page 79). X X

3 FireWire driver configuration for the printer…

If using an LP 1500, LP 2000 or LP 2500 If using an LP 5500, LP 5700 or LP 5900 printer,

printer, refer to page 87.
X X refer to page 82.
X X

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Installing FireWire Cards

24B

Overview
47B

The follow sections include:

o Installing a FireWire card in an ICIII computer (see below).
o Installing a FireWire card in an LPC/FMPC computer (see page 76). X X

o Installing two FireWire cards in an LPC/FMPC computer (see page 77). X X

Installing a FireWire Card in an ICIII Computer

48B

In this section, you will begin preparing the ICIII computer, which is the computer that will be used as the
MS01 Server once the software is installed.
Please make sure that you follow these procedures exactly a defined below.

>>> To install a FireWire card:

1 Remove any media from the computer’s drives (i.e., disks, discs/CDs, and tapes).

2 Power off all attached devices.

3 Power off the ICIII computer.

4 Unplug all power cords from the electrical outlets.

5 Disconnect all cables attached to the computer.

6 Locate the service manual for the computer.

7 Follow the instructions in the service manual to open the computer’s case.

8 Locate a single open PCI slot in the computer.

9 Follow the instructions in the service manual to install the FireWire card in the open PCI slot.

10 Write down that the adapter is FireWire Card #1. (It will be used for attaching the scanner (SP) to the
ICIII.)

11 Follow the instructions in the service manual to close the computer’s case.

12 Proceed to “Installing the FireWire Drivers on the ICIII or LPC/FMPC” on page 79. X X

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Installing One FireWire Card in an LPC/FMPC Computer

49B

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, discs/CDs, and tapes).

2 Unplug all power cords from the electrical outlets.

3 Disconnect all cables attached to the computer.

4 Locate the service manual for the LPC/FMPC computer.

5 Follow the instructions in the service manual to open the computer’s case.

6 Locate a single open PCI slot in the computer.

7 Follow the instructions in the service manual to install the FireWire card in the open PCI slot.

8 Write down that the adapter is FireWire Card #1.

Depending on the configuration you are installing, it will be used for attaching the scanner (SP) or
printer (LP) to the LPC/FMPC

9 Follow the instructions in the service manual to close the computer’s case.

10 Proceed to “Installing the FireWire Drivers on the ICIII or LPC/FMPC” on page 79. X X

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Installing Two FireWire Cards in the LPC/FMPC

50B

Please make sure that you follow these procedures exactly.

>>> To install two FireWire cards:

1 Remove any media from the computer’s drives (i.e., disks, discs/CDs, and tapes).

2 Unplug all power cords from the electrical outlets.

3 Disconnect all cables attached to the computer, including power cords, input/output (I/O) cables, and any
other connected cables.

4 Locate the service manual for the LPC/FMPC computer.

5 Follow the instructions in the service manual to open the computer’s case.

6 Locate two open PCI slots in the computer.

7 Determine whether the PCI slots are located on a riser card.

8 See the following image for an example of PCI slots on a

riser card.

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9 If the PCI slots are on a riser If the PCI slots are not on a riser card, If there are more than two PCI
card, refer to the diagram below they are directly on the computer’s slots, the above guidelines still
to identify the FireWire cards. motherboard. apply.
Refer to one of the diagrams below to Regardless of where the
identify the FireWire cards. FireWire cards are installed, the
cards will always be identified
as cards #1 and #2.

FireWire card #1 will be at the

top of the riser card.

FireWire card #1 will be closest to the

CPU, memory and other motherboard
components.
FireWire card #2 will be closest to the
bottom edge of the motherboard.

10 Follow the instructions in the service manual to install FireWire cards in two open PCI slots.

11 Write down which adapter is FireWire Card #1. (It will be used for the Scanner (SP).)

12 Write down which adapter is FireWire Card #2. (It will be used for the Printer (LP).)

13 Follow the instructions in the service manual to close the computer’s case.

14 Proceed to “Installing the FireWire Drivers on the ICIII or LPC/FMPC” on page 79. X X

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Installing the FireWire Drivers on the ICIII or

25B

LPC/FMPC
Now that the FireWire cards have been installed in the hardware, the associated drivers also need to be
installed.
Important: Always install the FireWire drivers on the computer that has the FireWire cards installed.

>>> To install FireWire drivers on the ICIII Server or LPC/FMPC:

1 After Windows launches, insert the MS01 Installation disc into the ICIII’s CD-ROM drive.

2 From Windows, select Start > Run.

The Run dialog box opens.

3 Click the Browse button.

The Browse dialog box opens.

4 Navigate to the ICIII’s CD drive navigate to: X:\ EZ171\FMPC XP Drivers\EZ171\. (NOTE: X
represents the CD drive letter.)

5 Select the setup.exe file, and click the Open button.

The Run dialog box returns to focus with the filename and path populated in the Open field.

6 Click OK.

The Run dialog box closes, and the Device

Drivers Disk[D-01] dialog box opens.

7 Click OK.

The Device Drivers Disk[D-02] dialog box

opens.

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8 Do not remove the CD from the drive even though the notice on the dialog box instructs you to do so.

9 Click OK.

The system reboots.

10 Continue with “Configuring the FireWire Drivers” on page 81. X X

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Configuring the FireWire Drivers

26B

Overview
51B

Now that the FireWire cards and drivers have been installed, the associated drivers also need to be
configured.
Refer to the following sections, as follows:

Configuration… See…

MS01 + Printer Support: Configuring firewire drivers or Configuring firewire drivers

for the LP 1500, 2000 or for the LP 5500, LP 5700 or
2500 printer, see page 87. X X LP 5900 printer, see page
82.
X X

MS01 + Printer & Scanner Support: Configuring firewire drivers or Configuring firewire drivers
for the LP 1500, 2000 or for the LP 5500, LP 5700 or
2500 printer, see page 87. X X LP 5900 printer, see page
82.
X X

and and

Configuring firewire drivers or Configuring firewire drivers

for the SP 3000 film for the SP 1500, SP 2000
scanner, see page 88. X X or SP 2500 film scanner,
see page 91.
X X

MS01 + Printer Support (No Scanner Configuring firewire drivers or Configuring firewire drivers
or SP 500 Scanner): for the SP 3000 film for the SP 1500, SP 2000
scanner, see page 88. X X or SP 2500 film scanner,
see page 91.
X X

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Configuring FireWire Drivers for an LP 1500, 2000 or 2500

52B

Printer
Set up the LP 1500, LP 2000 or LP 2500 Printer Client Device…

1 IMPORTANT: Before proceeding, read this entire procedure and be prepared to quickly follow
Step 4.

2 Ensure that the printer is turned off.

3 Connect the printer’s FireWire cable to the LPC/FMPC’s FireWire Card #2.

4 For an LP 1500 or LP 2000: For an LP 2500:

• Turn the printer switch to ON. • Turn the printer switch to ON.
• Turn the printer switch to STANDBY. • Wait for the Frontier Starting countdown to
begin.
• Wait until the printer’s LCD screen reads
STAND BY or WARMING UP. • On the LCD screen on the printer, quickly
press:
• Proceed to Step 4.
Menu

Enter
• The printer’s ROM version now appears on
the LCD screen.
• Turn the printer switch to STANDBY.
• Proceed to Step 4.

5 The Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard

screen appears on the LPC/FMPC.

6 Select Install the software automatically (Recommended), if necessary.

7 Click Next.

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The drivers install and the Completing the Found

New Hardware Wizard screen displays.

8 Click Finish.

The wizard closes.

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Configuring FireWire Drivers for an LP 5500, 5700 or 5900

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Printer
First, you will set up the LP 5500, LP 5700 or LP 5900 Printer Client Device…

1 Ensure that the printer is powered off.

2 Connect the printer’s FireWire cable to the LPC/FMPC’s FireWire Card #2.

3 Turn the printer switch to ON, and wait for the LCD screen to display “Frontier…”.

4 Move the printer switch to STANDBY.

5 Wait until the LCD displays STAND BY.

A Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard

screen displays on the LPC/FMPC.

6 Select Install the software automatically (Recommended), if necessary.

7 Click Next.

The Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard

screen displays.

8 Click Finish.

The wizard closes.

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9 Remove the CD from the CD-ROM drive.

Next, you will set up the LP 5500, L P5700 or LP 5900 FireWire Interface IP Address …

10 On the LPC/FMPC, from Windows select Start > Settings > Network Connections.

The Network Connections window opens.

11 Write down which port it the printer’s FireWire cable is connected to.

12 Disconnect the printer’s FireWire cable from the back of the LPC/FMPC.

13 Notice that one of the 1394 Connections has changed

to status Network Cable Unplugged. (This is the
printer’s FireWire connection.)

14 Right-click the 1394 Connection that is still listed as connected. (This is the scanner’s FireWire
connection.)

A context menu opens.

(The scanner does not use the networking capabilities
of FireWire, and must be disabled to allow the scanner
to connect.)

15 Select Disable.
NOTE: Disabling the connection takes a few seconds. The screen may need to be manually
refreshed to reflect the disabled connection.

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16 Right-click the “unplugged” connection that is listed.

A context menu opens.

17 Select Properties.

The 1394 Connection Properties dialog box opens.

18 In the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties section,

select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

19 Click the Properties button.

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The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog

box opens.

20 Select Use the following IP address and enter the following:

IP address: 192.168.0.10
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

21 Click OK.

The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box closes, and the 1394 Connection 2
Properties dialog box returns to focus.

22 Click Close.

The Properties dialog box closes.

23 Re-connect the printer’s FireWire cable to the port it was unplugged from.

24 Click to close the window.

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Configuring FireWire Drivers for the SP 1500, SP 2000 or SP

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2500 Film Scanner

Make sure that you follow these procedures exactly.

1 Ensure that the SP 1500, SP 2000 or SP 2500 film scanner is turned off.

2 Complete the scanner installation process.

3 Turn on the SP 1500, SP 2000 or SP 2500 film scanner and wait for it to boot.

Switch to the computer where the scanner’s

FireWire cable is connected (LPC/FMPC or
ICIII Server).
The Welcome to the Found New Hardware
Wizard screen displays.

4 Select Install the software automatically (Recommended), if necessary.

5 Click Next.

The Completing the Found New Hardware

Wizard screen displays.

6 Click Finish.

The wizard closes.

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Configuring FireWire Drivers for the SP 3000 Film Scanner

Make sure that you follow these procedures exactly.

First, prepare the SP 3000 film scanner for installation…

1 Ensure that the SP 3000 film scanner is turned off.

2 Complete the scanner installation process.

Next, determine the ID Number for the Film Scanner FireWire Card:

Important: This procedure must be completed before running the vdentry application.

3 Examine the computer and determine if there is a built-in FireWire interface.

If there is a built-in FireWire interface, one or more FireWire ports will appear on the exterior of the
computer’s case.
• The ports may be labeled 1394, IEEE 1394, iLink or FireWire.
• The ports may be labeled with the FireWire symbol:

• See the images below for examples of built-in FireWire ports.

If there is not a built-in FireWire interface, the newly added film scanner FireWire board has a
BusID of 0.

If there is a built-in FireWire interface, the newly added film scanner FireWire board has a BusID of
1.

Lastly, run the vdentry application to install Virtual Device Drivers:

4 From Windows, select Start > Run.

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The Run dialog box opens.

5 Type VDEntry in the Open field.

6 Click OK.

The VirtualDriverEntry dialog box opens.

7 Set IEEE 1394 BusID to the BusID of the film scanner FireWire card.
See above.

8 Click Regist.

Note: If no error messages appear, the vdentry registration was successful.

9 The Welcome to the Found New Hardware

Wizard screen displays.

10 Select Install the software automatically (Recommended).

11 Click Next.

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The Completing the Found New

Hardware Wizard screen displays.

12 Click Finish.

The wizard closes.

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SPC/MCU Disk Space Configuration

27B

After an SP 1500, 2000, or 2500 system’s SPC/MCU is ghosted, perform the following tasks to prevent
lack-of-space issues.

>>> First, move some directories on the SPC/MCU

1 Open a Windows Explorer window, and browse to the C:\ drive.

2 Select both the I386 directory and the Drvlib directory, and right-click.

A context menu opens.

3 Select Cut.

The directories and their contents are placed on the Windows clipboard.

4 Browse to the D:\ drive.

5 Right-click anywhere in the window.

A context menu opens.

6 Select Paste.

The directories are pasted into the D:\ drive.

7 Close all Windows.

>>> Second, reconfigure the pagefile size on the SPC/MCU

8 On the desktop of SPC/MCU, right-click the My Computer icon.

A context menu opens.

9 Select Properties.

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A System Properties dialog box opens.

10 Select the Performance tab.

The Performance tab displays.

11 Click the Change button.

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A Virtual Memory dialog box opens.

12 Ensure that the C: drive is selected in the Drive (Volume Label) list box.

13 Make the following changes:

In the Initial Size (MB) field, change the value to 383
In the Maximum Size (MB) field, change the value to 383

14 Click the Set button.

The new settings for the C: drive are saved, and the Drive (Volume Label) list box is updated.

15 Now, select the D: drive in the Drive (Volume Label) list box.

16 Make the following changes:

In the Initial Size (MB) field, change the value to 700
In the Maximum Size (MB) field, change the value to 700

17 Click the Set button.

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The new settings for the D: drive are saved, and

the Drive (Volume Label) list box is updated.

18 Click OK.

The Virtual Memory dialog box closes, and focus returns to the System Properties dialog box.

19 Click OK.

The System Properties dialog box closes.

20 Reboot the SPC/MCU.

The SPC/MCU system is now ready to install the scanner (also called A1) and MS01 software.

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Rimage Setup & Configuration

28B

Setup to Support Rimage 8.0 & Multiple Input Bins

56B

This is an optional installation based on your system’s configuration . . .

By default, MS01 supports Rimage version 7.x. In order to support Rimage 8.0, the following procedure must be
completed. For more information on Rimage, contact your Rimage representative.

Note . . . There is no installation CD-ROM for this procedure; the software has already been placed on the
system, but it is not installed.

>>> Verifying Rimage Version:

1 Ensure that the MS01 software is in Support mode.

2 From Windows, select Start > Run.

The Run dialog box opens.

3 In the Open field, type mstsc

4 Click OK.

The Run dialog box closes and a Remote

Desktop Connection dialog box opens.

5 In the Computer field, type the name of the

Rimage.

6 Click Connect.

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After a few minutes, the Rimage computer interface displays.

7 If the Log on to Windows dialog box opens, enter FRONTIER 8 in the User name and Password fields,
F F

and click OK.

The Rimage desktop displays showing the

Production Server window.

8 Select Help > About.

The About dialog box opens.

9 Write down the version number for future use.

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>>> Software Version and Input Bin Configurations:

10 On the MS01 Server where the Rimage device resides, ensure that the View Orders or View Images
screen is displayed.

11 On the SwLauncher, click the Panda button.

The Panda window opens.

12 In the top-most list box displaying devices, double-click the Rimage / CD Writer device.

The associated setup dialog box opens.

The title bar of the dialog box displays the name of
the device; therefore, this example may not exactly
match the dialog box that opens on your system.

13 From the Device drop-down menu, select Rimage (if not already selected).

14 Click the Rimage Setup button.

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The Rimage Setup dialog box opens.

15 If your Rimage is running version 7.x software, move ahead to the next step.
If your Rimage is running version 8.0, then select Software compatibility > Upgrade to 8.0 support.
Note: Choosing this option requires a system restart. Once the system is restarted, this menu will display
No changes needed.
Options include:
No changes needed: This option is selected by default.
Downgrade to v7.0 support: Select this option if you are changing from version 8.0 to version 7.0.
Upgrade to v8.0 support: Select this option if you are upgrading to 8.0.

16 From the Input Bin Configuration > Number of bins drop-down menu, select the correct bin
configuration based on your Rimage model bin structure.
Options include:
Single input bin
Two input bins (upper/lower)
4-Bin Carousel

17 From the Input Bin Configuration > Media types option buttons, make appropriate selections:
Single media type in all bins: Select this option if you plan to only use CDs or one type of media.
Multiple media types: Select this option if you plan to only use both pre-mastered CDs and regular CD
media.

18 Click OK.

The Rimage Setup dialog box closes, and the setup dialog box returns to focus.

19 Click OK.

The setup dialog box closes.

20 Restart the system.

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>>> Setting up the Rimage for Single or Multiple Media:

If the Rimage unit supports multiple-input bins, you should now load different media in each.

1 On the Rimage, navigate to the Production Server

window.

2 Pause the production server by clicking the Start button at lower left.

3 From the Options menu, select Parameters.

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The Parameters dialog box opens.

1 On the Autoloader tab, click the Autoloader1

button.

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An Bin Configuration dialog box opens.

Note: The default settings are correct for single input bin
configurations.

2 Change drop-down menus so that bins use Reserved Input.

Note: Reserved Input are the options you want to choose for
multi input bin configurations.

3 Click OK.

The Autoloader dialog box closes, and the Parameters dialog box returns to focus.

4 Click OK.

The Parameters dialog box closes, and the Production Server window returns to focus.

5 To resume the production server, click Start button.

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Configuring the Rimage for Pre-Mastered CDs

57B

This is an optional installation based on your system’s configuration . . .

To burn pre-mastered CDs on the Rimage, you must first turn on the Rimage Imaging Server.

>>> To turn on the Rimage Imaging Server:

1 Ensure that the MS01 software is in Support mode.

2 From Windows, select Start > Run.

The Run dialog box opens.

3 In the Open field, type mstsc

4 Click OK.

The Run dialog box closes and a Remote Desktop

Connection dialog box opens.

5 In the Computer field, type the name of the

Rimage.

6 Click Connect.

After a few minutes, the Rimage computer interface displays.

7 If the Log on to Windows dialog box opens, enter FRONTIER 9 in the User name and Password fields,
F F

and click OK.

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The Rimage desktop displays showing the

Production Server window.

8 From Windows, select Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services.

The Services window opens.

9 Locate and double-click Rimage Imaging Server.

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The Rimage Imaging Server Properties dialog box

opens.

10 From the Startup Type drop-down menu, select

Automatic.

11 Click Apply.

12 Under the Server Status group, click Start.

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A progress dialog box opens and completes.

13 Focus returns to the Rimage Imaging Server Properties dialog box.

14 Click OK.

The Rimage Imaging Server Properties dialog box closes.

15 Close the Services window.

16 Close Remote Desktop via the close box button on the bar at the top of the screen.

ASK Printer Product Installations and

29B

Configuration Settings (Fujifilm U.S. Full

Installations Only)
Install the Correct ASK Product Files
58B

The operator will have to remove and add products via the product setup user interfaces in Maintenance,
as appropriate. Use the Product Setup instructions in the MS01 Guides for instructions.

Configure Backprint Settings

59B

The operator will have to set the Backprint option to Custom to include the customer name to ensure
that it is included on the separator sheet.

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Appendix A: Software Localization Tool

Introduction
Overview
Localization of the Frontier Workflow Management Software (MS) is a simple process, using
Fujifilm’s Multi-Language Tool. The tool is intended for use by authorized Fuji representatives to
translate the text in the MS software files.

This guide defines how to use the Multi-Language Tool in normal mode, based on the English
language.

Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Definitions

Term Definition

context Strings are grouped into objects called contexts. A context can be a
screen or simply a group of unrelated strings.

Frontier The name used to describe Fujifilm-developed printers.

MS01 Frontier Workflow Management Software.

Also used as an abbreviation for the controller computer formerly

known as Digital Imaging Controller III computer (DICIII) or Photo
Imaging Controller computer (PIC).

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Installation and Start-up

Overview
The Multi-Language Tool can be installed two ways:
• Stand-alone, for instance on a PC that does not have the entire MS software package installed
(see below).
• Via the main MS software installer (see page 110).

Stand-Alone Software Package Installation and

Start-up
The Multi-Language Tool can easily be installed as a stand-alone application.

1 Insert the Multi-Language Tool Installation CD into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.

2 Via My Computer, navigate to the CD-ROM drive, and open the window.

3 Double-click the file named Setup.exe.

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The Language Tool - InstallShield

Wizard launches.

The Preparing Setup screen displays

and self-dismisses.

The Setup Status screen displays and

self-dismisses.

Once installation is complete, the

InstallShield Wizard Complete screen
displays.

4 Click Finish.

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The Language Tool - InstallShield Wizard closes.

5 To launch the Multi-Language Tool application from Windows, use the mouse to left-click/hold on
the Start icon and select Programs > Fes > Language Tool.

Main Software Package Installation and Start-up

The Multi-Language Tool is accessed via Fujifilm’s software Maintenance application, which is installed
on all MS systems.

12 Run the MS01 installer per the Installation Guide provided with the software.

13 Launch the MS01 Maintenance application.

The Maintenance application window

opens

14 Select 10 Language.

Its expanded sub-menu automatically

appears on the right side of the screen.

15 Select 1003 Launch Multi-Language Tool.

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A progress bar appears and self-

dismisses.

The Multi-Language Tool application

window opens.

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Getting Started
It is important to know what the tool does and how to use it. Review the following details for the Multi-
Language Tool’s major screens before you begin translations.

Application Window
The application window displays the functions that you must perform in order to create a fully-translated
system.

Language: This is a drop-down menu

of all of the languages that are currently
installed on your system.

New: Opens the Create New

Language dialog box (described later).
This allows you to add a new language
to the drop-down menu, making it
available on your system.

Language Files: The columns in this

list box are unpopulated. This is
because we have not yet initiated the
steps to add a new language by clicking
on the New button. When adding a new
language, these lists will become
automatically populated with the
following information:
Filename: All translation files that are
detected.
Progress: The number of strings
changed of the total requiring change,
expressed as percent.
Warnings: Posted when the entered
text is longer than the control on
which it is displayed, so that text
would be truncated.

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Edit Selected File: Opens the

Language Editor dialog box (described
in detail in Chapter 4).
Translate Message Log Files: For
future use. Currently disabled.
Find: Opens the Find dialog box that is
used to search for particular words or
phrases within one or more contexts.
Verify: Looks for any potential
problems caused by the editing or
translating operations. Opens the
Results dialog box that contains
Localization Inconsistencies data
where problems are listed.
Export: Opens the Select Destination
Directory dialog box that allows you to
transfer the files you create into a
storage directory you specify.
Import: Opens the Select Source
Directory dialog box that allows you to
transfer necessary files from an input
directory you specify.\
About: Opens the Language Tool
window. It displays the “usual” Version
number and copyright date information
about the Multi-Language Tool
application.
Run-Time Edit: Opens the Language
Editor dialog box that allows you to see
the default English text for a selected
file and the Translation text in the new
language that will be displayed on the
MS system.
Close: Closes the Multi-Language
Tool application window.

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Language Editor
The Language Editor application window allows you to see the default English text and the translated
text of the new language that will be displayed on the MS system.
Note: It is possible that the Multi-Language Tool could not find a suitable translation for a particular word.
It is also possible that you may want to over-ride a translation that was found. The Language Editor
provides the capability to insert translations other than those automatically found by the Multi-Language
Tool application itself.
Strings are grouped into objects called contexts. A context can be a screen or simply a group of unrelated
strings.

As mentioned in the section immediately

above, the Language Editor dialog box
is accessed by selecting a file from the
Filename list within the Multi-
Language Tool application window and
clicking Run-Time Edit.

It may also be accessed by selecting a

file, then clicking Edit Selected File.

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The Language Editor dialog box

opens.

File: This field contains the path and

filename of the file selected above.

Show: Choosing All from the drop-

down menu causes each of the contexts
within the selected file to be displayed.

Expand All: Causes all of the individual

strings and translations within each and
every context to be displayed in the list,
as shown in the lower picture.

Once the Expand All button has been

clicked, it changes to a Collapse All
button, which is used in the reverse
manner, “hiding” all of the individual
strings and translations within each and
every context, as shown in the upper
picture.

The strings and translations contained

within individual contexts may be
selectively expanded or collapsed by
clicking on the + icon adjacent to each.

Note: If there had been any strings that

had not been translated, they would
have been displayed as gray-colored
text. A gray background is simply used
to highlight each of the individual
strings. It does not mean that the
strings are not translated.

If there had been any strings that were

too long to fit on the respective control,
they would have been displayed as red-
colored text.

The Edit Selected Text and Screen

Preview buttons are disabled because
no string has been selected yet.

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End User Instructions

Overview
Translating and deploying files is a six-step process described in the following sections:
Install the Multi-Language Tool (see page 116).
Create a New Language (see page 116).
Translate All Strings into the New Language (see page 120).
Verify the New Language Translations (see page 123).
Create a CD of the New Language Files (see page 126).
Deploy the New Language Files (see page 128).

Step 1: Install the Multi-Language Tool

See page 2 for Stand-Alone Software Package Installation.
See page 5 for Main Software Package Installation.

Step 2: Create a New Language

1 Launch the Maintenance application.

The Maintenance application’s main

menu opens.

2 Select 10 Language.

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Its expanded sub-menu automatically

appears on the right side of the screen.

3 Select 1003 Launch Multi-Language Tool.

A progress bar opens and self-

dismisses.

The Multi-Language Tool application

window opens.

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4 Click New.

The Create New Language dialog box

opens.

5 Choose the desired language from the

Select the language to be created
drop-down menu.

The chosen language now appears in

the Select the language to be created
drop-down menu.

6 Click OK.

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An Analyzing. Please Wait... progress

dialog box opens and self-dismisses.

The Create New Language dialog box self-dismisses.

The Multi-Language Tool application

window returns to focus.

The newly-selected language is now

displayed in the Language drop-down
menu and the Filename column in the
Language Files list box is populated.

Note: The same three- or four-letter

prefix that appears in the Language
drop-down menu will also appear within
the name of the displayed files.

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Step 3: Translate All Strings into the New

Language
1 Select the name of the file to be
translated.

2 Click Edit Selected File.

The Language Editor dialog box

opens, displaying all of the contexts
and strings that appear within the
selected file.

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3 To edit a particular string, select it

from the list, and click Edit Selected
Text.

The Modify Text dialog box opens.

In the Source Text field is the previously-selected text.

In the Translated Text field is the translation of the selected text, as provided by the Multi-
Language Tool.

4 If you need or want a translation other than what was provided automatically by the Multi-
Language Tool, type that text into the Translated Text field.

5 Click OK.

The Modify Text dialog box closes.

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The Language Editor dialog box

returns to focus.

6 Click OK.

The Language Editor dialog box closes.

The Multi-Language Tool application window returns to focus.

Repeat these steps until all strings have been translated.

Continue with Step 4.

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Step 4: Verify the New Language Translations

After all strings have been translated, you have to verify that you did not make any errors.

1 Within the Multi-Language Tool

application window, click Verify.

A Validating. Please Wait... progress

bar opens and self-dismisses.

The Results dialog box opens.

If any problematic text was discovered

during the validating step, it is displayed
under Possible Newline Problems.

Included for each result are:

• the English text
• the Translated text
• the context identification
• the location of the context file

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To correct an error or problem that was

found, double-click it.

The Language Editor dialog box (which

contains all of the strings in the Multi-
Language Tool application) opens at
the location of the problematic text string
that you just double-clicked.

2 Select the string that you want to correct.

The Edit Selected Text button becomes enabled.

3 Click Edit Selected Text.

The Language Editor dialog box

closes, and the Modify Text dialog box
returns to focus.

The Source Text and the Translated

Text for the problematic string are
shown.

4 Click within the Translated Text field.

5 If there are other problematic strings that require changing, click Next.

6 When all desired changes have been made, click OK.

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The Modify Text dialog box closes, and

the Language Editor dialog box returns
to focus.

7 If there are no other changes to be made, click OK.

The Language Editor dialog box

closes, and the Results dialog box
returns to focus.

8 Once all verifications are complete, click Close.

The Results dialog box closes, and the Multi-Language Tool application window returns to focus.

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Step 5: Create a CD of the New Language Files

1 On your system, create a directory on the C:\ drive named
TranslatedFiles.
2 Ensure that the Multi-Language Tool is running.
3 Click Export.

A Validating. Please Wait... progress

bar opens and self-dismisses.

The Select Destination Directory

dialog box opens.

4 Use the Drives drop-down menu and the Directories list box to locate and select the
C:\TranslatedFiles directory that you created.
5 Click OK.

The Select Destination Directory dialog box closes.

A Language Tool dialog box opens

displaying the number of file exported.

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6 Click OK.

The Language Tool dialog box

closes, and the Multi-Language Tool
application window returns to focus.

7 If you want to make the localized software password-protected10, place the lang.reg and lang.xml
files (available from your Fujifilm representative) into the LanguageFiles directory created in the
step above.

Write the C:\TranslatedFiles directory to CD-ROM.

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Step 6: Deploy the New Language Files

There are two ways to install the new language files once you have created your language CD.

During the MS installation

If the system is being installed in a language other than English, the MS installer will prompt you to insert
the language CD at the end of the MS software installation.

If MS is Already Installed on Your System

1 Launch the Maintenance application.

2 Insert the language CD you created into the system’s CD-ROM drive.

3 Launch the Maintenance application.

4 From the Maintenance application’s

main menu, select 10 Language > 1002
Update Language.

An Update Language dialog box

opens.

5
Click the Browse button.

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The Choose a Drive dialog box opens.

6 Navigate to and select the CD-ROM

drive.

7 Click OK.

The Choose a Drive dialog box closes, and the Update Language dialog box returns to focus. The
path to the CD-ROM drive displays in the Location of New Files field.

8 Click OK.

The files are imported from the CD into the system.

9 Restart the MS software.

The MS software is now translated.

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Other Important Features

Finding Specific Language Files
The Find feature allows you to search all language files to pinpoint those that contain a specific text
string. This is helpful when you see a string while running the MS software, but you don’t know the
location of its language file.

1 Within the Multi-Language Tool

application window, click Find.

The Find dialog box opens.

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2 Into the Find What field, type the text that you want to search for.

Note: For search criteria, you can choose any combination of English text, Translated text, and
whether you want your search to be case sensitive by selecting the appropriate check box.

3 Click Find.

An Analyzing. Please Wait... dialog

box opens and self-dismisses.

The Find dialog box returns to focus.

4 Click Close.

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The Find dialog box closes, and the

Multi-Language Tool application
window returns to focus.

5 Click Close.

The Multi-Language Tool application

window closes, and the Maintenance
application window returns to focus.

6 Click Close.

The Maintenance application closes.

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