Ms01 2.5.5 Globaloperationguide

INSTRUCTION
FRONTIER WORKFLOW
MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
MS01 Global Operation Guide
First Edition
MS01 Software Version 2.5.5
13 June 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
OVERVIEW -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
USING THIS GUIDE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
ABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS, AND DEFINITIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------- 2
COPYRIGHTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4
CHAPTER 2: OPERATIONAL SAFETY & USE CONDITIONS ----------------------------------------- 5
SAFETY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
BASIC OPERATING PRECAUTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5
CAUTIONS REGARDING ELECTRIC SHOCK --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
ROOM CONDITIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
TEMPERATURE: 15 TO 30C (59 TO 86F) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
RELATIVE HUMIDITY: 30% TO 70% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
VENTILATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7
ILLUMINATION: 500 LUX OR LOWER ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
REFERENCE------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7
MONITOR AND ICIII HANDLING PRECAUTIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------- 8
ICIII ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
MEDIA HANDLING ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
USING THE MOUSE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
SELECTING ITEMS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10
MOVING THE POINTER------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
CLICKING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
CHAPTER 3: COMPONENT NAMES & RELATED FUNCTIONS------------------------------------- 11
EXTERNAL VIEW OF SYSTEM --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
KNOW YOUR SYSTEM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
TYPES OF ICIII COMPUTERS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12
FUJIFILM PRINTERS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
SUPPORTED OPERATING SYSTEMS----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
FUJIFILM SCANNERS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
THIRD-PARTY PRINTERS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
CHAPTER 4: STARTING UP & SHUTTING DOWN ------------------------------------------------------ 13
POWER FOR THE MS01 2.5.5 SYSTEM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
CHAPTER 5: SCREEN SAMPLES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14
2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation. All rights reserved.
i
CHAPTER 6: BASIC OPERATIONS FOR DIGITAL INPUT -------------------------------------------- 15

OVERVIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
CREATING PRINTS AND OTHER PRODUCTS FROM DIGITAL -------------------------------------------------- 15
WHOLE ROLL PRODUCTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
CHAPTER 7: BASIC OPERATIONS FOR FILM INPUT-------------------------------------------------- 19
OVERVIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19
SP 1500/2000/2500 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19
>>> CREATING PRINTS FROM FILM IN AUTO OR SEMI MODE BY PRE-SCANNING THE FILM ---------------- 19
>>> CREATING PRINTS FROM FILM IN AUTO OR SEMI MODE BY ENTERING ORDER INFORMATION BEFORE
INSERTING THE FILM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
>>> CREATING A MULTI-ROLL ORDER FROM FILM--------------------------------------------------------------- 24
>>> CREATING A CD, AN INDEX PRINT, OR A PROMO PRINT FROM FILM IN AUTO OR SEMI MODE ------- 26
>>> PREPARING THE MANUAL CARRIER MFC 10AY ------------------------------------------------------------ 29
>>> CREATING PRINTS IN MANUAL MODE------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
SP 500/3000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 32
>>> CREATING PRINTS FROM FILM IN AUTO OR SEMI MODE --------------------------------------------------- 32
>>> CREATING A MULTI-ROLL ORDER FROM FILM--------------------------------------------------------------- 34
>>> CREATING A CD, AN INDEX PRINT, OR A PROMO PRINT ORDER IN AUTO OR SEMI MODE ------------ 36
>>> CREATING PRINTS FROM FILM IN MANUAL MODE ---------------------------------------------------------- 40
CHAPTER 8: ADDITIONAL OPERATIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------- 43
OVERVIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43
MAKING QUICK PRINTS OF SELECTED IMAGES ---------------------------------------------------------------- 44
REMAKE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46
CREATING DIGITAL IMAGES USING FLATBED SCANNERS ---------------------------------------------------- 47
SWITCHER APPLICATION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51
ADJUSTING IMAGES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52
USING THE ADJUST IMAGES SETUP 1 TAB -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53
AUTO CORRECTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53
SCENE CORRECTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53
RED EYE CORRECTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 53
NOISE REDUCTION ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54
MONOTONE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54
SMOOTH SKIN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54
CUSTOM CHANNELS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
SATURATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 59
TONE ADJUST ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59
BRIGHT MODE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59
BASIC COLOR MODE--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59
SHARPNESS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60
SKIN TONE CUSTOMIZATION ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60
2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.
ii
ADDITIONAL TOOLS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61

CURVES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 63
RETOUCH ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65
ROTATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 65
COLORSPACE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65
PAN ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
ZOOM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
VIEW IMAGES > ADJUST IMAGES > SETUP 3 > RETOUCH -------------------------------------------------------- 67
COMPOSE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 68
CREATING PRINT PRODUCTS USING PRINT SIZE TEMPLATES, ETC. (COMPOSE SINGLE TAB) --------------- 68
CREATING PRINT PRODUCTS USING PRINT SIZE TEMPLATES, ETC. (COMPOSE MULTI TAB)---------------- 73

iii
Chapter 1: Introduction
Overview
This guide provides details and instructions for Fujifilms new Frontier Workflow Management Software
(MS) for retail lab systems.
In this guide, you will learn:
Operational safety and user conditions of the MS system and hardware (see page 5).
Component names and system configurations (see page 11).
Start-up and shut-down information (see page 13).
About MS01 screens (see page 14).
The basic operations for using digital images (see page 15).
The basic operations for using images from film (see page 19).
Additional operations (see page 43).
In this chapter, you will learn:
Some basic definitions for terms used by MS.
Using this Guide

Be aware of the following guidelines when using this guide.
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in serious injury or even death.
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe
practices and property-damage-only accidents.
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT describes improper handling procedures that may adversely affect

performance or damage the equipment.
NOTE
NOTE designates those items, provisions, and supplementary explanations for

which it is important to maintain methodical concern and consideration relative
to operational procedures.
Designates an additional comment or extra information.
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Definitions

Term
Definition
A1
Scanner software that works with the SP 1500, SP 2000, and SP 2500
scanners. This is a sub-section of the MS01 system.
Cancel
Selecting Cancel while using MS01 will ensure that the order is not
processed.
Digital Link Request Spooler
Developed by Fujifilm, this application performs all background

processing for producing prints and CDs, receiving input from external
sources such as kiosk, and communications with remote systems via
the internet.
It also manages a database containing all production information, and
is responsible for scheduling of tasks and devices throughout the
system.
This application is also known as Simon.
FDD
Frontier Driver Direct. This service provides more control and greater
messaging capabilities when printing.
FMPC
The Frontier Manager PC, also known as the LPC. One of the terms
used for a separate computer used to drive an LP printer and receive
data from the scanner (if configured to do so).
Frontier
The name used to describe Fujifilm developed printers.
HCIP
High capacity image processor. This is a rendering device attached to

the MS01 system. By having an HCIP attached to your MS01 system,
it order processing speed id increased.
ICIII
Imaging Controller III computer, formerly known as PIC (photo imaging

controller computer) and DIC (digital imaging controller computer).
Local CD Writer
This is a CD writer attached to the IC or an IC Workstation. This

allows for one (1) CD to be written at a time. Local CD writers do not
have the ability to print the labels automatically on the CDs.
LP
Laser Printer. This is the abbreviation that pre-pends Fujifilm printer

model names. For example, LP 5000.
LPC
Laser Printer Controller, also known as the FMPC. One of the terms
used as a name for the computer, which is separate from the ICIII
computer that is used to drive a printer.
MS01
Also known as the Frontier Workflow Management Software. This is

the overall system, including the scanner software and the printer
software.
MS11
Scanner software that works with SP 500 and SP 3000 scanners.

This is a sub-section of the MS01 system.

2
Term
Definition
Panda (Printer And Device

Application)
Developed by Fujifilm, this application provides an interface between

the Digital Link Request Spooler and various devices, such as
Frontier, Copal, and Epson printers.
It manages device operations and provides status and messages to
the rest of the system in a consistent manner, so that devices may
easily be interchanged or added, as needed.
Red exclamation mark
On the ICIII, this is an emergency shutdown for this complete system.

This will power the IC system off. Note: This is not the proper
shutdown procedure. Only do this if directed to do so by Technical
Support.
On the FMPC, this is an emergency shutdown for Panda. This will not
power off the FMPC box. Note: This is not the proper shutdown
procedure. Only do this if directly by Technical Support.
Rimage
This is a 3rd 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.
Software Launcher
This is a tool that allows the user to switch to any of the programs that
are currently running.
SP
The abbreviation that pre-pends Fujifilm scanner model names. For

example, SP500.
SPC
The name for the computer, separate from the ICIII computer that
drives the scanner.
Suspend
Selecting Suspend while using MS01 pauses the order.
Workstation
This is another digital input system for the MS01 software. It allows
control of a printer, digital ingest, and CD burning.

3
Copyrights
To view the software copyrights, press the <F1> button on the keyboard.
The About MS01 dialog box opens.
To view more copyright information, click the Additional Copyrights button.

The Additional Copyrights dialog box opens.

4
Chapter 2: Operational Safety & Use Conditions

Safety
Basic Operating Precautions
When accessing the machine interior for inspection or servicing, shut down the system by doing the postoperational checks, place the built-in circuit breaker in the OFF (K) position, and turn OFF the main power
(external power distribution switch).
Inspecting or servicing the inside of the machine with the main power circuit breaker left ON may expose
personnel to hazardous conditions and damage the machine.
If the machine emits smoke, generates an abnormal sound or its external surface becomes unduly hot,
immediately stop using it, place the built-in circuit breaker in the OFF (K) position, unplug the power
cable, turn OFF the main power circuit breaker, and contact your local dealer.
[1] Do not modify the machine without permission from the manufacturer because
safety assurance features and other essential functions may be impaired. If the
machine needs to be modified, contact your local dealer.
[2] Never remove covers or other parts that are screwed down to avoid the risk of
electric shock or injury to personnel. If any parts need to be unscrewed, contact
your local dealer.
Use only Fujifilm-recommended replacement parts.
IMPORTANT: If parts other than those recommended by Fujifilm are used, the
warranty will be voided.
[3] Do not insert your hands or fingers into the moving parts of the processor
while the machine is in operation to avoid the risk of injury.
[4] Do not insert your hands or fingers under the scanner section while the
machine is in operation to avoid the risk of injury by being caught between the
scanner section and carrier.
[1] Do not operate the machine with cover open/close sensors forced ON while
the covers are open. These sensors serve as safety switches. If they are forced
ON, the system mistakenly assumes that the open covers are closed making
the machine operative, and this may expose personnel to hazardous conditions
and damage the machine.
Never position objects in close proximity to light sources or processing or dryer
section cover vents. Doing so will impair machine ventilation thereby causing
temperature control problems.
[2] Do not stare at the light emitted from the light source for prolonged periods of
5
time because this may damage your eyesight.

[3] If anything drops into the machine, remove it after turning OFF the power, or
consult your technical representative. If the machine is operated without removing
this foreign matter, mechanical failure or abnormal prints may result.
[4] Do not use any liquid near the keyboard. If a liquid is spilled on the keyboard,
the keyboard may become inoperative due to a short circuit.
[5] Do not disconnect the cable connectors located on the rear side of the ICIII
unless instructed by your technical representative. If these connectors are
disconnected, special operations may be required for checking the system.
Cautions Regarding Electric Shock

[1] Utmost care should be taken as the scanner and the processor are connected
to a 100/200/210/220/230/240V AC power source. Avoid the possibility of electric
shock by noting the following:
Never operate the machine if it is wet.
Never operate the machine if the surrounding floor is wet.
Ensure the electrical earth connection is permanently made.
Ensure that all cables are undamaged and correctly connected.
[2] Do not place items such as a cup, plastic bottle, vase, vessel of water, etc. on
the scanner or processor. If the contents (coffee, tea, water, etc.) are spilled,
electric shock to personnel, short circuit in the machine or other accidents may
occur.
[3] Connect the power cable of the scanner to the outlet having the capacity of 10
amperes or higher, and position the cable so that it does not get in the way of the
operator. If the operator steps on the power cable while working, electric shock to
personnel or abnormal operation may result.
[4] Do not pull the cables forcibly. If the cables are handled roughly, electric
shock to personnel or abnormal operation may result.
[5] When connecting the power cable to an outlet, take care not to overload the
outlet or wiring accessories such as power strips. Overloading may result in fire
due to heat generation.
[6] Be sure to connect the power cable to the outlet completely. Incomplete
connection may cause fire or electric shock to personnel.
[7] When disconnecting the power cable, be sure to hold the plug. Pulling the
power cable may cause electric shock to personnel or fire due to a short circuit.
[8] Do not handle the power cable with wet hands to avoid the risk of electric
shock.
[9] During a thunderstorm, do not touch the machine, power cable, or plug to
avoid the risk of electric shock.

6
Room Conditions
Temperature: 15 to 30C (59 to 86F)
Ambient room temperatures above 30C (86F) or below 15C (59F) will destabilize processing and
replenisher solution temperatures to the detriment of processing performance. Pay special attention to
room temperatures in wintertime and maintain solution temperatures within designated ranges.
Relative Humidity: 30% to 70%

Relative humidity above 70% will result in inadequate paper transport or improper paper drying,
thus producing abnormal prints. Maintain the ambient room relative humidity within the range of
30% to 70% RH at all times.
Do not expose the processor to the wind blowing from the air conditioner or a room fan. Otherwise
the ambient temperature and humidity cannot be measured correctly and insufficient paper drying
may result.
Ventilation
Provide an outside air vent close to the processor section and maintain adequate ventilation.
Illumination: 500 lux or lower

Maintain room illumination levels so that no more than 500 lux falls on the scanner and printer upper
surfaces. Should the equipment main body or paper magazine be exposed to direct outside light or strong
reflected light, use curtains or blinds to shield the equipment from such extraneous light.
REFERENCE
Two 40W fluorescent lamps provide 500 lux of illumination at a distance of 1 meter (3.3 ft.). Excessively
high indoor illumination levels will adversely affect the quality of finished prints.

7
Monitor and ICIII Handling Precautions

If anything unusual occurs during operation, such as smoke, strange noise, peculiar odor, etc., disconnect
the power plug immediately and contact your dealer. If you continue using the equipment in that situation,
fire, electric shock or a breakdown may result. For details, refer to the operating instructions for the
monitor.
In case you spill liquid or drop something into the housing, disconnect the power
plug immediately and contact your local dealer.
Do not obstruct air vents.
Do not place the monitor close to magnetic fields.
ICIII
To prevent damage to the system, abide by the following points.
Do not install any application software other than those described in

this manual without Fujifilms consent.
Do not modify the data structure or data in the hard disk.
Do not open the ICIII or other equipment without the consent of
Fujifilms service representative.
Do not add to or modify expansion cards or RAM cards.
Do not reboot using the [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Del] keys. To shut down the system,
perform the post-operational check.

8
Media Handling
IMPORTANT
Before removing the media from the media reader or drive, make sure that the access LED has
completely gone out. If it is removed while the LED is still lit, the data in the media may be corrupted.
IMPORTANT
If the system is turned off or shut down while reading the data, corruption of data may occur. Make sure
not to turn off ICIII or media drives. To prevent unexpected data loss, it is strongly recommended to use a
UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply).
IMPORTANT
For SD/Memory Stick/Compact Flash:
Keep the following points in mind when handling or storing the media.
Make sure dust or debris does not collect on the terminal.
Do not damage or drop the media.

Do not place the media near a heat source.
Do not leave the media in a high-temperature, high-humidity place for a long time.
For CD:
Keep the following points in mind when handling or storing the CD.
Make sure dust or debris does not collect on the reading surface of the CD.
To remove any dust or debris adhering to the reading surface, use a soft cloth to wipe it off,
starting from the center and moving to the outside.
When wiping off dust or debris, never use any solvent such as benzine, thinner, anti-static
cleaner.
For FD or/and MO:
Never open the shutter to touch the disk. If the shutter is open, close it before inserting it into the
drive.
Do not place the media near a heat source.
Do not leave the media in a high-temperature, high-humidity place for a long time.
Make sure dust or debris does not collect on the terminal.

9
Using the Mouse

Selecting Items
Move the tip of the pointer to an icon, dialog box option, or menu item.
Click the left-hand button of the mouse.
The selected item is highlighted.
Moving the Pointer

Move the mouse on a level surface.
The pointer moves on the screen..
If the mouse reaches the end of the surface, move it to a workable position.
Clicking
Click: Press and release the left-hand button of the
mouse without moving the mouse.
Double-click: Click the left-hand button of the

mouse twice in rapid succession.

10
Chapter 3: Component Names & Related Functions

External View of System

11
System Configuration
Know Your System
It is very important to know your system configuration before installing the MS01 software to ensure
proper functionality and performance.
Types of ICIII Computers
Fujifilm Printers
The computers that support the software vary per

Fujifilm region and location.
The MS01 software supports the following printer models:
Supported Operating Systems

Windows XP
Fujifilm Scanners
The MS software supports the following scanner
models:
USB Scanners:
SP 500
Network Printers:
DL 400 Inkjet Dry Lab Printer
DL 410 Inkjet Dry Lab Printer
LP 5000 Wet Lab Printer
USB Printers:
DPB 1500 Dry Lab Printer
ASK 2000 Dry Lab Printer
ASK 4000 Dry Lab Printer
ASK 4000A Dry Lab Printer
Firewire Scanners:
SP 1500
SP 2000
SP 2500
SP 3000
Third-Party Printers
The MS software supports the following printers:
Epson Stylus Pro Wide Format Printers
Zebra Gift Card Printers
Xerox Phaser Printer
Firewire Printers:
SLP800 (330 printer)
SLP1000 (340 printer)

12
Chapter 4: Starting Up & Shutting Down

For details regarding how to correctly power-up and turn-off systems, refer to the MS01 version 2.5.5
Global Start-up and Shut-down Guide.
Additionally, refer to the following table regarding which hardware items should always be kept running or
powered-down daily.
Power for the MS01 2.5.5 System

Not all hardware components in a Fujifilm retail lab system should be shut-down nightly. Use the following
guidelines to ensure that your lab systems components run properly.
1
Never Power Off
Power Off Nightly
ICIII CPU (formerly known as the PIC/DIC)
Fujifilm Inkjet printer(s)
Kiosks
RIP CPU associated with the inkjet printers
Zebra Gift Card Printer:
Epson Wide Format Printer
Xerox Phaser Printer
Fujifilm Film Scanner
Rimage CD Writer/Printers
Fujifilm Frontier Printer
High Capacity Image Processor

Fujifilm Frontier Manager Controller (FMPC)
These devices should only be powered off for necessary maintenance.

13
Chapter 5: Screen Samples

For details regarding the screens of the MS01 system, refer to the MS01 Global Getting Started Guide.

14
Chapter 6: Basic Operations for Digital Input

Overview
How to create prints and other products from digital input. (See page 15.)
About the Whole Roll Products controls. (See page 18.)
Creating Prints and Other Products from Digital

1
Launch the software, if necessary.

The View Orders screen opens.
Click the New Order button.

The Order Info > ID field enables.
Enter an ID number (also known as order ID) in the ID field.

Note: The software may be configured to automatically create an incremental ID number.
The ID number can be 16-digits or less. The field will only display 7-digits but can be highlighted
(by selection) and scrolled by dragging the mouse across the remainder of the digits.
Enter the Last and First name of the customer (optional).

15
In the Whole Roll Products2 group box . . .

From the Prints group box:
Select a print size from the drop-down

menu.
Select a surface type from the dropdown menu if the default surafe of
Glossy is not desired.
Use the spin control to change the

quantity of the product selected.
Select the Front Print check box if

you want the date to be printed on the
front of the print.
Select crop mode from the drop-down

menu. Options include Fill In, Fit In
and No Resize.
If Backprint options are enabled,3

you will be able to fill in backprint text.
From the Index Prints group box:
Select an index print product, if

desired.
Select the index print surface type.
Select the index print quantity.
From the Digital group box:
Select a CD product, if desired.
Select a quantity.
Select Small Index or Large Index.
If you need to perform quick image

manipulations, click the Image Settings
button to access image adjusment features.
6
Insert the digital media into the appropriate drive.
On the View Orders screen, click View Images.

The Input Digital Files dialog box opens.
For additional info regarding the Whole Roll Products controls, see page 18.
Backprint features can be enabled and disabled via the Maintenance application. See the MS01 Global Condition Setup and
Maintenance Guide for details.

16
Only the viewable image files display.

Note: While images are loading, all buttons on the View Orders screen will be disabled. Once all
images have been loaded, the buttons will enable.
8
Browse to and select the file or files to load. The Input Digital Files dialog box provides several
tools for image acquisition:
Drives list: This list box displays all drives currently holding digital image files.
Files list: This list box displays all of the images stored on the drive currently-selected in the
Drives list box.
Preview: Allows users to view a thumbnail of the currently-selected image.
Import Selected: Imports only the selected files from the selected device.
Import All: Imports all image files from the selected device.
Sweep Network: Scans predefined network locations for images.
Refresh: Re-sweeps the drives looking for images if media has been added or removed.
Apply Image IntelligenceTM: Applies Fujifilms Image IntelligenceTM technology to the image files.
(This can be done as images are loaded or when they are processed, depending on whether
Image Intelligence has been deferred.)
Once imported, the images display on the lower section of the View Images screen.
Products display on the upper section of the screen.
A dialog box prompting the operator to remove the media opens.
The display of the Input Digital File dialog box can be changed via the Maintenance application. See the MS01 Global Condition
Setup and Maintenance Guide for details.

17
Whole Roll Products

The Whole Roll Products group box is located on the View
Orders screen. This group provides the means to edit products
for the entire order.
Print Products
Drop-down menu containing various print sizes available.
Surface
Drop-down menu containing available print surfaces.
Print Quantity
Spin control determines the quantity of prints per image.
Front Print
Determines the crop of the print.
Backprint Text
Field where backprint text can be customized.
Index Print
Quantity
Spin control determines the quantity of index prints ordered.
Index Prints
Surface Type
Drop-down menu containing available varieties of index print

surfaces.
CD Quantity
Spin control determines the quantity of CDs ordered.
Large Index
When the check box is selected, a large index print (8x10) is

added to the order.
Image Settings
When the Image Settings button is clicked, the Image

Settings dialog box opens. In this dialog, a variety of different
image-manipulation controls are accessible.
Note: All settings for the current order will apply to every
following order unless the operator makes a change.
Small Index
When the check box is selected, a small index print (4x6) is

added to the order.
CD Products
Drop-down menu containing available CD products.
Index Prints
Drop-down menu containing available index print sizes.
Front Print
Selecting this check box activates the option selected in the

associated drop-down menu.
Chapter 7: Basic Operations for Film Input

Overview
How use the software when using the SP 1500, 2000, and 2500 scanners. (See page 19.)
How use the software when using the SP 500 and 3000 scanners. (See page 32.)
SP 1500/2000/2500
There are two ways to create an order, in Auto or Semi mode, based on when the operator inserts the
film.
Important: Verify that the film guide on the carrier matches the size of the film the operator is ready to scan.
Important: Certain
features, such as P. Set, P. Size, and H/P/HV settings, are not available in Auto and
Semi modes.
In this section, you will learn:
How to create prints from film in auto or semi mode by pre-scanning the film (see page 19).
How to create prints from film in auto or semi mode by entering the order information before
inserting the film (see page 22).
How to create a multi-roll order from film (see page 24).
How to create a CD, index print, or promo print from film in auto or semi mode (see page 26).
How to prepare the Manual Carrier MFC 10AY (see page 29).
How to create prints in manual mode (see page 30).
>>> Creating Prints from Film in Auto or Semi Mode by Pre-scanning the film
One way to create an order is to insert the film first. The pre-scan is done while the operator enters order
information.
1
From the Order Entry screen, select either Auto or Semi from
the drop-down menu in the Scan mode group.
Insert the film into the scanner.

The film feeds into the scanner and the pre-scan begins.
While the system pre-scans the film, scan the barcode or enter
the Order ID in the Envelope ID field.
If Auto Order ID generation is enabled, the operator can use
the Order ID automatically entered in the Envelope ID field,
delete it and enter another one, or scan the Order ID with the
barcode scanner to populate the field with that code from the
envelope.
Use the spin control to select a time in the Due by field if

adjusting the default Due by time.
Select Hot Job to send the job to the top of the queue, or
select Next Day to make the Due By time the following day.
Select either Color, Black & White, or Slide from the Film
Type drop-down menu, if necessary.
Select the products:

Select the Single or 2 each button in
the desired product. If more than two
sets are desired, click + until the correct
number of sets displays, up to nine sets.
The operator can also pick a package.
Note: The screen may differ from this
example, displaying up to four
magazines.
Use the drop-down menus to select an alternate to the default: Print size, Paper surface, Output
tone.
If borders on prints are desired, click

Select a Border.
The Choose Border dialog box opens.
Select the border and click OK.
If more than twelve borders are loaded,
the operator can display additional
options by clicking the More Borders
icon.
The borders shown in this example are
only available for 4x6-sized prints. All
other sizes have a thin white border or a
thin white border with the date in the
lower right corner.

20
Select any additional products, such as

CDs, Index prints, or select Promo
Prints.
Note: Scan Only saves images and sends them to the MS for later use.
In the Export drop-down menu, the operator can choose between exporting an image with normal
resolution or a high resolution (good for producing 8x12 prints).
10
Click the button to the left of the

Custom Backprint text to activate the
associated text field.
The button turns green. Type the custom backprint information into the associated field.
11
Select the Retain Print Settings check box to retain the size,
surface, and color settings between orders if desired.
12
Click Start.
The scanning process begins.
The Order Entry screen is minimized and the View Images screen opens.
13
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. Press Enter to scan the
next set of six images.
If the operator selects Auto as the scan mode, the system also scans six images at a time without
requiring the operator to press <Enter>. Pressing any key on the keyboard will stop the Auto Mode
and will allow image adjustments as in Semi Mode.
With Semi or Auto scan modes, the operator cannot change the print size or quantity once the scan
begins.
When scanning is complete, the Sort dialog opens, followed by the View Orders screen.
For film strips with 11 or less frames, the operator must manually issue the sort using the <Sort>
key.

21
>>> Creating Prints from Film in Auto or Semi Mode by Entering Order
Information before Inserting the Film
The operator can also create an order by inserting the film after all order information is entered. If this
method is used, the film feeds automatically and the operator does not need to click Start.
1
From the Order Entry screen, select either Auto or Semi under
the Scan mode group.
Scan the bar code on the envelope or enter the Order ID in the
Envelope ID field.
If Auto Order ID generation is enabled, the operator can use the Order ID automatically entered in
the Envelope ID field, delete it and enter another one, or scan the Order ID with the barcode
scanner to populate the field with that code from the envelope.
3
Use the spin control to select a time, or type in the time the order
is due in the Due by field.
Select Hot Job to send the job to the top of the queue, if necessary.
Select either Color, Black & White, or Slide in the Film Type
group.

the desired products group box. If more
than two sets are desired, click + until
the correct number of sets displays, up
to nine sets. The operator can also pick
a package.
Note: The screen may differ from this example, displaying up to four magazines.
tone

22
If a border on the prints is desired, click Select a

Border.
If more than twelve borders are loaded, the
operator can display additional options by
clicking the More Borders icon.
The borders shown in this example are only
available for 4x6-sized prints. All other sizes
have a thin white border or a thin white border
with the date in the lower right corner.

Prints.
10
Click the button to the left of the

Custom Backprint text to activate the
associated text field.
The button turns green.
11
Type the custom backprint information into the associated field.
12
13
Insert the film.

Scanning automatically begins.
14
operator can correct the color and density on each image as necessary. Press <Enter> to scan the
begins.
When scanning is complete, the Sort dialog opens, followed by the View Orders screen. For film
strips with 11 or less frames, the operator must manually issue the sort using the blue Finish Order
button.
An End Order dialog box opens. The operator must click OK to end the order.

23
>>> Creating a Multi-Roll Order from Film

A multi-roll order is an order that contains more than one roll of film. If the customer has multiple rolls of
film and would like to order a CD, the operator can put the images from multiple rolls onto the same CD.
The number of rolls that can be placed on a single CD is dependent on the image sizes and the capacity
of the CD. Each roll in a multi-roll order now has a unique Film ID included in the backprint information.
Previously the Envelope ID was used for the entire order. The first roll of prints, index prints, and
receipts continue to display the Envelope ID. For example, if the Envelope ID is A555001 and the
following rolls are A555002, A555003, A555004, etc., the backprint on the prints correspond to the
number entered. The backprint on the first roll is A555001, the second A555002, etc. The backprint on
the indexes and receipts is 555001. If the operator tries to scan a new roll while the previous roll is
processing, a message displays instructing the operator to wait for that roll to finish processing before
proceeding.
Verify that the film guide on the carrier matches the size of the film ready to scan.
1
From the Order Entry screen, select either Auto, Semi, or

Manual from the Scan mode drop-down menu.
Enter the Order ID in the Envelope ID field.

If Auto Order ID generation is enabled, the operator can use the
Order ID automatically entered in the Envelope ID field, delete it
and enter another one, or scan the Order ID with the barcode
Select Hot Job to send the job to the top of the queue, if
necessary.
Type drop-down menu.

the group box of the desired product. If
more than two sets are desired, click +
until the correct number of sets
displays, up to nine sets. Packages
may also be selected.
Note: The screen may differ from this example, displaying up to four magazines.
Use the drop-down menus to select an alternate to the default: Print size, Paper surface, and/or
Output tone.
Note: Do NOT modify the package (print) selection in between rolls (i.e. if 4x6 prints were selected
for roll 1, do not select 5x7 prints for roll 2 or roll 1 prints will print as 5 x 7 s.

24
If a border on the prints is desired, click

Select a Border.
If more than twelve borders are loaded,
the operator can display additional
options by clicking the More Borders
icon.
The borders shown in this example are only available for 4x6-sized prints. All other sizes have a
thin white border or a thin white border with the date in the lower right corner.
8

Prints.
Click the button to the left of the Custom

Backprint text to activate the associated text
field.
10
Type the custom backprint information into the associated field.
11
12
Click the Multi button.
13
If the operator wants to hold this order for a later time to scan the
film, click Check In. The job immediately closes and goes to MS01.
When the operator is ready to scan the job, they can scan the bar
code on the envelope or enter the Order ID in the Envelope ID field
and press <Enter>. The order opens with the pre-selected settings.
14
Click Start and insert the film. When complete, the View Orders screen returns to focus.
After the first roll is scanned, enter the number for the next roll in the Film ID field and insert the
film scanning. If Auto Order ID generation is enabled, the operator can use the Order ID
automatically entered in the Film ID field, delete it and enter another one, or scan an ID with the
barcode scanner.
15
Repeat this process until all rolls of film are scanned.

Note: Before inserting the last roll of film, follow step #16.
16
Click the End button.

25
17
Insert the last roll of film.
>>> Creating a CD, an Index Print, or a Promo Print from Film in Auto or Semi
Mode
There are two ways to create an order in Auto or Semi mode, based on when the operator inserts the
film.
Important: Verify that the film guide on the carrier matches the size of the film that is ready to scan.
Important: Certain
features, such as P. Set, P. Size, and H/P/HV settings, are not available in Auto and
Semi modes.
Pre-scanning the film

The fastest way to create an order is to insert the film first because the pre-scan is done while the operator
enters order information.
1
From the Order Entry screen, select either Auto or Semi from the
drop-down menu in the Scan mode group.
Insert the film into the scanner.

The film feeds into the scanner and the pre-scan begins.
While the system pre-scans the film, enter the Order ID in the
Envelope ID field.
If Auto Order ID generation is enabled, the operator can use the Order
ID automatically entered in the Envelope ID field, delete it and enter
another one, or scan the Order ID with the barcode scanner to
populate the field with that code from the envelope.
If an adjustment in the default Due by time is desired, use the spin

control to select a time.
Select Hot Job to send the job to the top of the queue, or select Next
Day to make the Due By time the following day.
Select either Color, Black & White, or Slide from the Film Type dropdown menu.
Select desired products or packages.

26
To order a CD:
Select a product in the CD Products
group.
If more than two sets are desired, click +
until the correct number of sets displays.
Packages may also be selected.
Note: The screen may be slightly different
depending on the CD options that are
installed at the store.
To order an index print: Select Index Print in the Other group.
To order a promo print: Select Promo Print in the Other group.
10
Click Start.
The scanning process begins.
The View Orders screen is minimized and the View Images screen opens.
11
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. Press <Enter> to scan the next set of
six images.
begins.
When scanning is complete, the Sort dialog opens, followed by the Order Entry screen.
For film strips with 11 or less frames, the operator must manually issue the sort using the <Sort> key.
Entering Order Information before Inserting the Film

Important: Verify that the film guide on the carrier matches the size of the film ready to scan.
Note: If the operator uses this method, the film feeds automatically and the operator does not need to
click Start.
1


27
Use the spin control arrows to select a time, or type in the time the
order is due in the Due by field.
necessary.
group.
Select the products or package.
To order a CD:
group.
If more than two sets are desired, click
+ until the correct number of sets
displays. Packages may also be
selected.
To order an Index Print, select Index Print in the Other group.
To order a Promo Print, select Promo Print in the Other group
Insert the film.

The View Orders screen is minimized and the View Images screen opens.
10
With Semi or Auto modes, the operator cannot change the print size or quantity once the scan
begins.
When scanning is complete, the Sort dialog box opens, followed by the Order Entry screen.
key.

28
>>> Preparing the Manual Carrier MFC 10AY

Follow the procedure below the first time using each specific film mask. The operator needs to follow the
procedure once for each film mask type.
1
Determine the correct film mask that corresponds to the type of media being used; such as slides,
110, 35mm, APS, and medium format.
Place the film mask in the carrier and slide it in

the scanner until it locks. If using this film mask
for the first time, a message displays about
cleaning the diffusion plate.
Click Clean if the diffusion plate needs cleaning or Skip if it does not need cleaning.
A message displays indicating the system is
setting up the correction.
Another message displays indicating the correction was not done and asking the operator to
remove the mask.
4
Remove the mask and click OK.

A message displays indicating the scanner is being corrected. When the message closes, the
scanner is ready for use.

29
>>> Creating Prints in Manual Mode

Manual mode is intended to support reprints from cut film or any other scanning that requires greater
interaction with the View Images screen. Using this method, the operator has access to the various
menus as well as keypad functions on that screen. The operator can access the Re-order screen, if
necessary. Unlike Auto or Semi modes, the P.Set and P.Size options are available in Manual mode.
1
On the Order Entry screen, select Manual from the Scan Mode dropdown menu.
The Order Entry screen changes to

display manual entry options.
Enter the Order ID in the Envelope ID

field.
If Auto Order ID generation is enabled,
the operator can use the Order ID
automatically entered in the Envelope ID
field, delete it and enter another one, or
scan the Order ID with the barcode
scanner to populate the field with that
code from the envelope.
Use the spin control to select a time, or type in the time the order is
due in the Due by field.
Type drop-down menu.

30
Use the drop-down menu to select a default Print size in the

Manual Settings group.
Print size controls in the primary and secondary product
sections, along with package controls, are unavailable in
manual mode.
When the operator selects this print size, it sets the default
P.Size value. This value can be changed on the View Images
screen.
Use the drop-down menus in the Manual Settings group to select: Paper surface, Output tone
To order a CD:
group.
If more than one set is desired, click +
until the correct number of sets displays.
To order an Index Print, select Index Print in the Other group.
10
To order a Promo Print, select Promo Print in the Other group.
11

field. The button turns green.
Type in the custom backprint information.
12
Click Retain Order Settings to retain the

size, surface, and color settings between
orders.
This step is optional.
13
If holding this order for a later time to scan the film is desired, click
Check In.
When the operator clicks Check In, the job immediately closes and goes to MS01. When ready to
scan the job, scan the bar code on the envelope or enter the Order ID in the Envelope ID field and
press <Enter>. The order opens with the pre-selected settings.
14
Insert the film or slide.
15
Click Start.
16
Press <Enter>.
The film scans

31
17
Make any necessary adjustments using the options on the View Images screen, such as invoking the
Reorder dialog box to adjust settings.
In Manual mode, the Order Entry screen is not automatically restored.
This allows the operator to reset the View Images options, as necessary.
18
If scanning anything less than a whole roll of film, press <Sort>.

The Restore icon becomes available.
19
Click the Frontier Manager Restore icon in the lower right corner of the screen.
The Order Entry screen opens and the operator can enter the next order.
SP 500/3000
>>> Creating Prints from Film in Auto or Semi Mode
Important: Certain features, such as P. Set, P. Size, and H/P/HV settings, are not available in Auto and Semi modes.
From the Order Entry screen, select either Auto or Semi under the
Scan mode group.

Order ID automatically entered in the Envelope ID field, delete it and
enter another one, or scan the Order ID with the barcode scanner to
Use the spin control to select a time, or type in the time the order is due
in the Due by field.
Select either Color, Black & White, or Slide from the Film Type dropdown menu.
Select the products . . .
Select the Single or 2 each button in the group box of the desired product.
32
If more than two sets are desired, click + until the correct number of sets displays.
8
Use the drop-down menus to select an alternate to the default: Print size, Paper surface, and/or Output
tone
If a border on the prints is desired, click Select a Border.

Note: The operator can display additional borders
by clicking the More Borders icon.
10
Select a border.
11
Click OK.
The borders shown in this example are only available for 4x6-sized prints. All other sizes have a thin
white border or a thin white border with the date in the lower right corner.
12

CDs, Index prints, etc., or Promo Prints.
Note: Scan Only saves images and sends
them to the MS for later use.
In the Export drop-down menu, the operator
can choose between exporting an image
with normal resolution or a high resolution
(good for producing 8x12 prints).
13

Backprint text to activate the associated text field.
14
Type in the custom backprint information.
15
Optionally, click Retain Order Settings to retain the size, surface, and
color settings between orders.
16
If the operator wants to hold this order for scanning at a later time, click
Check In.
When the operator clicks Check In, the job immediately closes and
goes to MS01.
When ready to scan the job, scan the bar code on the envelope or enter the Order ID in the Envelope
33
ID field and press <Enter>.

The order opens with the pre-selected settings.
17
Insert the film. Scanning automatically begins. The Order Entry screen is minimized and the View
Images screen opens.
18
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. Press <Enter> to scan the next set of
six images.
With both Semi and Auto scan modes, the operator cannot change the print size or quantity once the
scan begins.
>>> Creating a Multi-Roll Order from Film

A multi-roll order is an order that contains more than one roll of film. If the customer has multiple rolls of
film and would like to order a CD, the operator can put the images from multiple rolls onto the same CD.
The number of rolls that can be placed on a single CD is dependent on the image sizes and the size of
the CD.
Each roll in a multi-roll order now has a unique Film ID included in the backprint information. Previously
the Envelope ID was used for the entire order. The first roll of prints, index prints, and receipts continue
to display the Envelope ID.
For example, if the Envelope ID is A555001 and the following rolls are A555002, A555003, A555004,
etc., the backprint on the prints correspond to the number entered. The backprint on the first roll is
A555001, the second A555002, etc. The backprint on the indexes and receipts is A555001.
If the operator tries to scan a new roll while the previous roll is processing, a message displays telling
the operator to wait for that roll to finish processing before proceeding. This only occurs with multi-roll
jobs.
For film strips with 11 or less frames, the operator must manually issue the sort using the <Sort> key.
1


34
necessary.
Select either Color, Black & White, or Slide from the Film Type
drop-down menu.
Select the products . . .
Select the Single or Double button in the group box of the desired product.
If more than two sets are desired, click + until the correct number of sets displays.
tone
10
If a border on the prints is desired, click Select a Border.

Note: The operator can display additional
borders by clicking the More Borders icon.
11
Select a border.
12
Click OK.
The borders shown in this example are only available for 4x6-sized prints.
All other sizes have a thin white border or a thin white border with the date in the lower right corner.

35

CDs, Index prints, etc., or Promo Prints.
13

field.
The associated button turns green.
14
Type in the custom backprint text.
15
Click the Multi button.
16
If the operator wants to hold this order for scanning at a later time,
click Check In.
When the operator clicks Check In, the job immediately closes and
goes to MS01.
When ready to scan the job, scan the bar code on the envelope or enter the Order ID in the
Envelope ID field.
When complete, the Order Entry screen returns to focus.
Click Start and insert the film.
17
After the first roll is scanned, enter the number for the next roll in the Film ID field and insert the film
to start scanning.
If Auto Order ID generation is enabled, the operator can use the Order ID automatically entered in
the Film ID field, delete it and enter another one, or scan the Order ID with the barcode scanner to
18
Repeat this process until all rolls of film are scanned.

Note: Before inserting the last roll of film, follow step #19.
19
Click the End button.
20
Insert the last roll of film.
>>> Creating a CD, an Index Print, or a Promo Print Order in Auto or Semi Mode
Enter the order ID in the Envelope ID field.

36
scanner.
3
necessary.
group.
Select the products or package.
To order a CD:
group.
If more than two sets are desired, click
+ until the correct number of sets
displays.
To order an index print, select Index Print in the Other group.
To order a promo print, select Promo Print in the Other group.

If the operator selects Check In earlier in this procedure, scanning the film at this time is not
necessary.
If the operator wants to hold this order for a scanning at a later

time, click Check In.
When the Check In button is clicked, the job immediately closes and goes to MS01.
10
When ready to scan the job, scan the bar code on the envelope or enter the Order ID in the
Envelope ID field and press <Enter>.
The order opens with the pre-selected settings.
11
Insert the film.

12
37

With both Semi and Auto scan modes, the operator cannot change the print size or quantity once
the scan begins.
key.
Follow the procedure below the first time using each specific film mask if receiving a message
stating that the mask is not Registered. The operator must follow the procedure once for each film
mask type, if not registered.
13
Determine the correct film mask that corresponds to the type of media being used; such as slides,
110, 35mm, APS, and medium format.
14
Place the film mask in the carrier and slide it in

the scanner until it locks.
If using this film mask for the first time, a
message box displays indicating the operator
must focus the position.
15
Click OK.
The A1 Main screen opens.
16
Click Setup and Maintenance.

The Password dialog box opens.
17
Enter 7777.
18
Click OK.
38
The Setup and Maintenance selection menu

opens.
19
Select 03 Scanner Adjustment/Maintenance > 0321 Focus Position Adjustment.

A message may appear indicating the operator has the wrong diffuser for this configuration. If this
message appears, remove the carrier and change the diffuser. Then reinsert the carrier.
The Perform Focus Position Adjustment screen
opens.
20
Select the mask type that corresponds to the film mask being used.
21
Click Run.
The focus position adjustment operation runs.
Once this operation is complete, click Close.
The Setup and Maintenance selection menu returns to focus.

39
>>> Creating Prints from Film in Manual Mode

Manual mode is intended to support reprints from cut film or any other scanning that requires greater
interaction with the View Images screen. Using this method, the operator has access to the various
menus
as well as keypad functions on that screen. The operator can access the Re-order screen, if necessary.
Unlike Auto or Semi modes, the P.Set and P.Size options are available in Manual mode.
When ordering multiple sizes in Manual mode, the prints come out on the tray in the order of the 1st size,
2nd size, 3rd size, etc., regardless of the order of the images on the negative.
When ordering multiple sets of prints in Manual mode (P.Set) the images come out on the tray in the
order of the 1st print, 1st print, 2nd print, 2nd print etc., based on the order of the images on the negative.
1
On the Order Entry screen, select Manual in the Scan Mode group.
The Order Entry screen changes to

display manual entry options.
Enter the order ID in the Envelope ID field.

necessary.
Type drop-down menu

40
Use the Size drop-down menu in the Manual Settings group

to select the maximum Print size desired to create for this
order.
Print size controls in the primary and secondary product
sections, along with package controls, are unavailable in
manual mode.
When the operator selects this print size, it sets the default
P.Size value. This value can be changed on the View
Images screen by minimizing the Order Entry screen and
using the P.Size button or Print Size Table icon on the
screen.
SP3000 is a one-pass scanner for 4x6-size prints and
smaller. If the operator needs to change the P.Size in View
Images, they must initiate the scan at 5x7 or greater size.
This causes a two-pass scan.
Use the drop-down menus in the Manual Settings group to select: Paper surface, and /or Output
tone.

CDs, Index prints, etc.

field. The button turns green.
Type in the custom backprint information, if necessary.
10
Optionally, click Retain Order Settings to retain the size, surface,

and/or color settings between orders.
11
If the operator wants to hold this order for scanning at a later time,
click Check In.
When the Check In button is clicked, the job immediately closes and goes to MS01. When ready to
scan the job, scan the bar code on the envelope or enter the Order ID in the Envelope ID field and
press <Enter>. The order opens with the pre-selected settings.
12
Click Start.
13
Insert the film or slide into the carrier.
14
Slide the carrier back into the scanner.
15
Click Start.

41
The Film Position Adjustment screen opens

with the image to be scanned displayed as
grayscale.
16
Reposition the image, if necessary.
17
Click OK.
A color preview of the image displays.
18
Make any necessary adjustments.
19
Click Start.
The Film Position Adjustment screen opens.
20
When all scans are complete, click Cancel when the Film Position Adjustment screen opens.
The View Images screen opens.
Press the blue Finish Order button to end the order.
21
In Manual mode, the Order Entry screen is not automatically restored.

This allows the operator to reset the View Images options as necessary.
22
Click the Frontier Manager icon in the lower right corner of the screen.
The Order Entry screen opens and the operator can enter the next order.

42
Chapter 8: Additional Operations

Overview
How to make quick prints of selected images. (see page 44.)
How to remake an order. (see page 46.)
How to create digital images using flatbed scanner. (see page 47.)
How to use the Switcher application. (see page 51.)
How to adjust images. (see page 52.)
How to use the Compose feature. (see page 68.)

43
Making Quick Prints of Selected Images

1
Navigate to the View Images screen to locate an order for printing.
Select the images to be printed.
Click the Quick Print button.

The Quick Print dialog box opens.
From the Product drop-down menu, select a print size.
From the Quantity drop-down menu, select a value.
From the Surface drop-down menu, if Glossy is not desired select a different paper type.
From the Color drop-down menu, select a coloring for all of the prints:
C = Color
B = Black and White
S = Sepia (antique coloring)
If printing defined text on the back of the print is desired, select the Backprint check box and enter
text into the associated text field. (It will appear in the second line of the backprint.)
Select the Front Print check box if you want to print on the front of the print.
10
Select the No Crop check box to print the full, un-cropped image within the print size selected.
If necessary, white space will be used to fill in edges and retain aspect ratio. (The white edges are
not visible in the Print Preview screen, but they will display when the order is printed.)
11
To preview and crop the image, click the Print Preview button.

44
The Adjust Print Crops dialog box

opens.
12
Move the mouse to the center of the crop edge until the pointer changes to a double arrow.
Note: The pointer will change to a double arrow when it is placed in the center of each crop edge.
13
Click and drag the edge while holding down the mouse button, to make the box smaller or larger,
until it is the desired size.
Release the mouse button.
The crop is an aspect ratio crop, which means the print is always the same as the previously
selected print size.
14
If appropriate, right click the crop box to change orientation from portrait to landscape.
15
Click OK to accept the changes.

The Adjust Print Crops dialog box closes, and focus returns to the Quick Print dialog box.
16
Click OK.
The images are printed immediately.
Quick Print items are sent directly to the printer when the operator clicks OK.
The operator does not click Process Order for these items. The rest of the order remains ready to
process (as soon as the operator clicks Process Order).
If more than one item has been processed in this order already, a message will display.

45
Remake
This function resends the specified product of a processed order to remake the same order.
1
On the View Orders screen, double click the processed order that you want to reprocess.
The View Images screen displays.
Click the Products/Image button.

The Products and Images screen appears.
Select the product you want to remake.
Click the Remake button.

The Remake dialog box opens
Click Yes.
The product is processed again.

46
Creating Digital Images Using Flatbed Scanners

1
If a new order is desired, press the

New Order button on the View Orders
screen.
If scans need to be added to an
existing order, open that order and
proceed to step 5.
Enter the necessary customer information.
Click the Load/View Images button.
Click Cancel to dismiss the resulting dialog box.
Place the two dimensional object that needs to be scanned, on the glass of the flatbed scanner and
close the lid.
Note: Ensure the image that needs to be scanned is facing down towards the glass.
Click the Scan button.
If only one scanner is attached to the system,

the Epson Scanner dialog box will open.
Proceed to step 8.

47
If two or more scanners are available, the

Select Scanner dialog box will open. An
icon will display for each scanner that was
added to the system.
Click the icon for the scanner that will be
used for the current scan.
The Epson Scanner dialog box will open.
Note: If the print that is being scanned is an older print, and the colors have faded, the Fade
Correction check box can be selected to help correct the problem. If this is not needed, leave the
check box unchecked.
8
Select the appropriate size of the image being

scanned from the Original Size drop-down menu.

48
For fully automated scanning, click the Auto

Scan button. A progress bar will open
revealing the progress of the scan.
When the scan is complete the Epson
Scanner dialog will return to focus. Repeat
steps 9 and 10 as needed for any other scans.
10
For more control of a scan, click the Advanced Scan

button.
The Epson Scan dialog box will open.

Note: The appearance of the Epson Scan dialog box
depends on the scanning mode that is selected in the
Mode drop-down menu.
Follow the manufacturers instructions that came with
the scanner to select the appropriate scanning mode.
When the scan is complete the Epson Scanner
dialog box will return to focus.
Repeat steps 9 and 11 as needed for any other scans.

49
11
When all scans are complete, click the OK

button on the Epson Scanner dialog box to
close out of the application.
Focus returns to the MS01 application.

50
Switcher Application
The SW Launcher bar contains shortcuts to
enable access to other MS01 programs and
scanner software.
By default the SW Launcher bar is

expanded at the bottom of the View Orders /
View Images screens.
To contract the SW launcher bar the
operator must click the right side Hide/Show
button. Once the bar is collapsed click the
same button to expand it.
The SW Launcher bar can be configured, using the Maintenance application, to contain icons of the
operators choice. Once the SW Launcher bar has been properly configured, clicking on any of the
icons will open the corresponding software application and bring it to focus.

51
Adjusting Images
The following sections define the image adjustment features of the MS01 software.
Using the Adjust Images Setup 1 Tab

In this section, you will learn about Adjust Images:
Auto Correction feature (see page 53).
Scene Correction feature (see page 53).
Red Eye Correction feature (see page 53).
Noise Reduction feature (see page 54).
Monotone feature (see page 54).
Custom channels (see page 54).
Auto Correction
Toggling the Auto Correction button to the On position applies pre-defined Fuji
proprietary parameters for color correction, density and sharpness.
Scene Correction
This button adjusts the contrast based on the selected option. The options for this
button are designed to represent the lighting conditions when the picture was taken.
The Cloudy Sky is designed to add contrast to the image since a cloudy sky has a
tendency to flatten images.
Backlight is designed to brighten the part of the image that is in the foreground.
Strobe is designed to add more contrast and brightness to the background part of the
image.
Standard is part of the Auto Correction tool.
None applies no adjustments to the selected image.
Red Eye Correction

Toggling the Red Eye Correction button to the On position automatically corrects red
eye on selected images.

53
Noise Reduction
Toggling the Noise Reduction button to the On position will remove extra, granular
noise from an image.
Using this feature may soften the look of the image.
Monotone
Turning this feature on enables the operator to convert an image to BW (Black and
White), Sepia 1 (shades of brown), Sepia 2 (a mixture of black and white and sepia),
User BW (user defined settings for black and white), or User Sepia1 (user defined
settings for Sepia 1).
The user-defined BW and Sepia options can be configured in the Maintenance
program.
In Support mode (or any other mode that allows access to the Start menu), click Start
> Maintenance. Select 04 Image Settings > 0401 ImageAdjustOptions.
Change the values in the dialog box to customize the User BW, User Sepia 1, and
User Sepia 2 options.
Smooth Skin
Turning this feature on enables the operator to reduce the skin texture displayed
on the image.
Toggling the button again turns the feature off.

54
Custom Channels
The Custom Channel drop down menu
allows the selection of user created custom
channels.
>>> To access custom channel settings

1
In the Adjust Images dialog box, click the Setup button.

The Custom Channels dialog box opens.
Double-click an empty row.

The New Channel Setup dialog box opens.
Click OK.
When a new custom channel is created, the
Channel Settings dialog box opens.

55
>>> To set the new channel name:

In the Channel Name field, type a name for the new
channel.
In this example, it was named Hyper-sharpness off.
It is useful if the name gives some type of indication of
what the channel will do to the selected image(s)
when the custom channel is used.
>>> Sharpness and Color Balance tab:

In this tab there are three areas of control.
The Channel Color Balance group box features
enable the operator to change an image using
customizable CMY values.
The Sharpness Process area allows the operator to
change the image based on predefined sharpness
levels. If the radio button is set to USM (Unsharp
Mask), the Sharpness level options below this field
are enabled and allow the operator to change the
sharpness of the image based on predefined values. If
the Sharpness Process is set to OFF, no sharpness is
applied to the selected image(s) when this custom
channel is selected.
The Sharpness Level area is only available if USM is selected in the Sharpness Process field. Once
enabled, the operator can choose which of the seven different settings needed to adjust the sharpness of
the image(s). The normal and high settings will apply varying degrees of sharpness to the image when
the channel is applied. The low setting will de-focus (i.e., provide soft focus to) the image when applied.

56
>>> Gamma Adjust, Basic Color Mode, and Bright Mode tab:
There are three different areas on this tab:
Graduation Adjust, Basic Color Mode, and Bright
Mode.
Graduation Adjust: Graduation is a consistent and gradual change from the highlight of an image to the
shadow. The values are preset to accomplish smooth changes with varying contrasts.
Basic Color Mode: This control adjusts the contrast of flesh tones.
Standard is a special mathematical formula for a standard scene.
Portrait mode tends to make flesh tones smoother by lowering the contrast of the skin tones. Other
objects in the scene can also be affected and the result can be a slightly lower contrast print.
Bright Mode: This control adjusts the saturation without affecting the flesh tones in the image.
By selecting +4, the saturation of all colors except flesh tones are increased. In contrast, if the operator
selects -2, all the colors except flesh tones are de-saturated.
>>> Saturation and Auto Correction tab:
This tab has several different areas that can be used
to adjust the Saturation of the image(s) selected.
These areas are Auto Correction, Monotone Setup,
Scene Curve, and Saturation Setting.
Auto Correction: With this setting the operator can individually adjust the Density and/or the Color
Correction setting when Auto Correction is selected.
When Auto Correction in the Adjust tool is set to ON, this adjustment to the Density and Color Correction
is applied. The button must be set to ON for these changes to go into effect.
Monotone Setup: Clicking this button allows the operator to convert the image to BW (Black and White),
Sepia 1 (shades of brown), Sepia 2 (a mixture of black and white and sepia), User BW (user defined
settings for black and white), User Sepia 1 (user defined settings for Sepia 1), or User Sepia 2 (user
57
defined settings for Sepia 2).

The user-defined BW and Sepia options can be configured in the Maintenance program.
In Support mode (or any mode that allows access to the Start Menu), click Start > Maintenance.
Select 04 ImageSettings > 0401 ImageAdjustOptions.
Change the values in this dialog to customize the User BW, User Sepia 1, and User Sepia 2 settings.
Scene Curve: This button adjusts the contrast based on the selected option. The options for this button
are designed to represent the lighting when the picture was taken.
The Cloudy Sky is designed to add contrast to the image since a cloudy sky has the tendency to flatten
images.
Backlight is designed to brighten the part of the image that is in the foreground.
Strobe is designed to add more contrast and brightness to the background part of the image.
Standard is part of Auto Correction.
None does not apply any adjustments to the image.
Saturation Setting: This setting adjusts the saturation of the image for all the colors in the image.
This setting can go from -9 (removes all color and makes the image black and white) to 9 (saturates all
the colors of the image).

58

In this section, you will learn about Adjust Images:
Saturation feature (see page 59).
Tone Adjust feature (see page 59).
Bright Mode feature (see page 59).
Basic Color Mode feature (see page 59).
Sharpness feature (see page 60).
Saturation
The Saturation button controls how vivid colors are in the image.
This setting ranges from -9 (removes all color and makes the image black and
white) to 9 (saturates all the colors of the image) and can be set by using the
drop-down menu on the Saturation button.
Tone Adjust
Selecting this feature will adjust the contrast and shadows of the image based on
preconfigured settings.
Using the different settings within this feature will adjust the contrast and
shadows to varying degrees, based on the selected setting. For example, if
Hard 2 is selected, the contrast and shadows will be harder than if Soft 1 is
selected.
Bright Mode
This button adjusts the saturation without changing the flesh tones of the image.
By selecting +4, the saturation of all colors except the flesh tones is increased.
In contrast, if the operator selects -2, all the colors except the flesh tones are
de-saturated.
Basic Color Mode

This button adjusts the contrast of flesh tones.
Standard is a special mathematical formula for a standard scene.
Portrait mode tends to make flesh tones smoother by lowering the contrast of
the skin tones. Other objects in the scene can also be affected and the result
can be a slightly lower contrast print.

59
Sharpness
This button controls the clarity of detail in the selected image(s) by slightly adjusting
color around edges.
Options in the drop-down menu range from High 3 to Low 3.
Skin Tone Customization

Selecting this feature opens a Skin
Tone Customization dialog box
with sliders for Hue, Saturation,
Light, and Tone.
These allow you to increase or
decrease the color, the purity of the
color, the lightness/darkness, and
the contrast.

60

In this section, you will learn about Adjust Images Setup 3 Tab:
Additional Tools feature (see page 61).
Curves (look-up table) feature (see page 63).
Retouch feature (see page 65).
Rotate feature (see page 65).
Colorspace (see page 65).
Pan feature (see page 65).
Zoom feature (see page 66).
Additional Tools
This button opens a three-tabbed window allowing the operator to implement
overall color balance, brightness, contrast, and more.
All Tab:
Allows the user to adjust the Cyan/Red, Magenta/Green, and
Yellow/Blue globally to the selected image(s). In this tab the
operator can also control Brightness, Saturation, Contrast, and the
Sharpness of the image(s) selected.
All the slider bars can be dragged to the desired spot OR the
colored buttons at the end of the slider can be clicked to advance
the slider towards the button clicked. Clicking the colored button at
the end of the slider moves the slider one step closer to the clicked
colored buttons. Also the operator can right-click anywhere on the
slider bar and the slider will immediately move to that location.

61
Set Points:
White Point, Black Point, and Neutral Point re-define the RGB
(Red, Green, Blue) density, balance and saturation standards for
an image.
Set White Points (highlights), Neutral Points (point where all
colors are the same value), and Black Points (shadows) to define
the standards for the image. White Points Value and Black
Points Black Toe set limits. For instance, if a highlight or glare is
distracting, the operator can reset the white point to a lower value
to decrease the glare. Or, to see more detail in a shadow area the
operator can reset the black point to a higher black toe.
Highlights/Shadows:
The sliders on this tab allow the operator to adjust an area that
has minimal image detail, such as reflections from glass or
polished metal, or adjust the darkest area in an image.
All the slider bars can be dragged to the desired spot OR the
colored buttons at the end of the slider can be clicked to advance
the slider towards the button clicked. Clicking the colored button at
the end of the slider moves the slider two steps closer to the
clicked colored buttons at the end of the slider.

62
Histogram:
The operator can use the histogram to adjust the tonal values of
an image.
When the operator double-clicks the histogram, the adjustment
buttons automatically move to the closest measurable value.
Manually slide the highlight, midtone, or shadow adjustment
sliders to the desired location. The image changes accordingly.
Curves
The operator can use the Look-up Tables (LUT) to make repeatable color adjustments to the image.
Load a pre-existing LUT or create a new LUT to save and use for other jobs or images.
>>> Using the Look-Up Tables
1
From the Adjust Image screen, select one or more images on which to adjust the color.
Click LUTs. The Image Look-up Tables

dialog box opens.
Drag the shadow, mid-tone, or highlight adjustment buttons on the red, green, blue, or light/dark
LUTs until the image represents the correct values.
Note: To fine-tune the image, the operator can add another adjustment button to any LUT by
clicking <Shift + Click>.
After making an adjustment to a LUT, the operator can reset it to its previous setting by doubleclicking within the LUT.
To reset all the LUT graphs to their previous settings, click Reset All.
3
To save the LUT, click Save. The Look-Up Table File dialog box opens.
63
Navigate to the desired location where the LUT will be saved.

Note: The labs default LUTs are stored in C:\fes\datafiles\LUTs.
Type a name in the File name field. Include the LUT suffix.
Click Save. The LUT is saved.
>>>To load a previously created LUT:

1
Click Load.
The Look-Up Table File dialog box opens.
Navigate to and select the correct LUT and click Open.

Note: After a LUT is applied (manually loaded), a check box opens next to the LUTs button on the
Adjust Images screen.
>>>To use black, white and sepia:

The operator can use a Look-up Table to set up black-and-white and three different types of sepia.
1
Open the job.
Select the targeted image.
Click Adjust. The Adjust Image screen

opens.
Click LUTs. The Look-up Table opens.
Click the Monochrome checkbox.

Note: The Look-up Tables provide the capability of creating and saving a variety of configurations.
To make a black and white, no modification of the curves is necessary.
Drag the shadow, midtone, or highlight adjustment button on the red, green, blue, or light/dark LUT
until the image represents the desired appearance.
To fine-tune the image, the operator can add another adjustment button to any LUT by pressing
<Shift + Click>.
After making an adjustment to a LUT, the operator can reset it to a neutral setting by doubleclicking within the LUT.
To reset all the LUTs to their previous settings, click Reset All.

64
To save the LUT, click Save. The Look-up Table File dialog box opens.
Navigate to C:\fes\datafiles\LUTs. The naming conventions for these files are critical. The
selectable color choices from the various applications are matched to the following names:
B = bw.lut
S - sepia. lut
S2 - sepia2. lut
S3 - sepia3.lut
Save these files as shown.
10
When the file-save is complete, use the Color drop-down menu in Manual Order Entry to apply
these LUTs before printing.
Retouch
Clicking this button opens the Retouch dialog box.
See page 67 for details.
Rotate
This button rotates the image. Rotating options include: 180, Left (90), Right (90),
Mirror (creates a mirror image of the original).
Colorspace
This feature allows you to choose the color profile to be used when printing photos.
Options include PD (the default option) and sRGB.
PD produces prints with greener greens.
sRGB produces prints with bluer greens.

65
Pan
Once an image is zoomed, this control allows the operator to manually move the
image within the aperture by clicking and dragging it.
Zoom
This button allows the operator to zoom in and out of the image in order to
make any necessary refinements or select an aspect ratio of between 1:1 and
Fit to Frame.

66
View Images > Adjust Images > Setup 3 > Retouch

Clicking the Retouch button on the Adjust Images >
Setup 3 tab opens the Retouch dialog box.
Undo
Reverts the image to its appearance before the last change.
Redo
Reapplies the last modification to the selected image.
Show Changes
Displays changes made to the image. The default setting is ON.
Resolution
Sets the pixels used to display the image. The higher the number of
pixels, the more detail shown.
Magnification
Sets the size of the displayed image as a ratio to the original.
XY and RGB
Displays the X, Y coordinates and RGB values appear when the

operator moves the cursor across the image.
Tonal Ranges
Changes the range of tones and allows retouching by modifying the

variation of tone. From top to bottom: Top: Selects all tones; 2nd:
Selects shadows; 3rd: Selects Midtones; Last: Selects Highlights.
Brush Sizes
Selects a brush size and edge quality for retouching the image.
Magnify
Zooms in or out. Double-click to zoom in. Press the <Shift> key and
double-click to zoom out.
Clone
Dodge
Duplicates a selected area of the image.

Spot-lightens areas of the image that appear too dark.
Burn
Spot-darkens areas of the image that appear too light, in

conjunction.
Saturate
Spot-intensifies the colors, making the colors in the image more

intense.
Desaturate
Red Eye Filter
Color
Spot-decreases the intensity of the colors.

Eliminates red eye caused by flash photography.
Selects a color for retouching the image.
Compose
Creating Print Products using Print Size Templates, etc. (Compose Single Tab)
1
From the View Images screen, select an image.
Click the Compose button.

The Choose Template dialog box
opens, where the operator can select a
layout type (enlargement or template)
for the selected image.
Click the Single or Multi tab.

Note: There may be other tabs if third-party templates are installed, or if the operator has manually
created them.
Select a template to use for the image selected in the View Images screen.
Click OK to accept the selected

template.
The Compose Prints dialog box opens.
Note: After selecting a layout template, the operator can use the selected image, or change the image
by choosing another image from the row of thumbnails at the bottom of the screen.
If a greeting card template (or other
template that allows text) was selected,
a text entry box opens.
Enter any custom text in this entry box and click Apply.
Select the desired surface.
Select the desired quantity.

69
Apply special effects, if desired.

To change an image back to Color after it has been
previously changed to black & white or sepia, click
.
To remove color from an image and make it black and
.
white tones, click
To remove color from an image and replace it with sepia

(antiqued) tones, click
The magnifying glass buttons can be used to zoom in

and out of any composed print to ensure that only the
area displayed/previewed is printed.
10
.
To place a vignette around the image, click

The Choose Vignette Color dialog box opens.

70
11
Select the vignette color.
12
Click Apply.
The vignette preview displays around
the image.
13
When finished with the Vignette feature, click Done.

The dialog box closes, and the vignette is in place. The Compose Prints dialog box returns to focus.
14
Click OK to save the layout.

71
The View Images screen returns to

focus.
Compose items display in the horizontal row of thumbnails on the top of the screen when the
Products or All button is selected. To delete one of these compose requests (which does not delete
the original image from the system), click the thumbnail of the composed product, and press the
<Delete> keyboard key. The operator can only delete compose products that have not already been
processed.
The operator can only delete composite products from the View Images screen. The operator cannot
delete them from the Order Summary on the MS01 main screen or from the Order Summary dialog
box.
15
Crop the image, if necessary:

Once a print size is selected in the
Compose Prints dialog box, click
Crop.
The Crop Image dialog box opens.

72
16
Move the mouse to the edge of the image until the pointer changes to a double arrow. The pointer will
change to a double arrow when it is placed in the center of each crop edge.
Click and drag the edge to make the box smaller or larger while holding down the mouse button, until
it is the desired size. Release the mouse button. The crop is an aspect ratio crop, which means the
print is always the same dimensions as the previously selected print size.
If appropriate, right-click to change the orientation of the crop box from portrait to landscape. OR
click
to rotate left or
to rotate right.
Place the pointer inside the crop box, and click and drag the box until it frames the desired part of the
image to retain. The mouse pointer changes to a four-point arrow when inside the crop box.
To move the crop lines so the image is centered and at the largest ratio for that print size, click
.
. Click
to return to the uncropped
To show how the cropped image will look, click
view. The image retains the selected crop box. The image is printed with the crop applied, even if the
operator selected the Show Uncropped button.
Click OK to crop the image. The Compose Prints dialog box opens.
Creating Print Products using Print Size Templates, etc. (Compose Multi Tab)
1
Select an image while in the View

Images screen.

73
To fill all open slots in the template with

the selected image, select a multi-pane
template from the Choose Template
dialog box.
Click OK.
All openings are filled with the selected
image.
Make adjustments, as necessary.
When complete, click OK.

74
The View Images screen opens
Click Process Order.

The order processes, and all requested
products, CDs, Index Prints, etc. are
output to their respective devices from
whole roll and compose.
Focus returns to the View Orders
screen opens.

75
FUJIFILM Corporation
7-3, Akasaka 9-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan

Ms01 2.5.5 Globaloperationguide

Hochgeladen von

Dokumentinformationen

Copyright

Verfügbare Formate

Dieses Dokument teilen

Dokument teilen oder einbetten

Freigabeoptionen

Stufen Sie dieses Dokument als nützlich ein?

Sind diese Inhalte unangemessen?

Copyright:

Verfügbare Formate

Ms01 2.5.5 Globaloperationguide

Hochgeladen von

Copyright:

Verfügbare Formate

INSTRUCTION

CHAPTER 6: BASIC OPERATIONS FOR DIGITAL INPUT -------------------------------------------- 15

ADDITIONAL TOOLS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Component names and system configurations (see page 11).

Start-up and shut-down information (see page 13).

About MS01 screens (see page 14).

Additional operations (see page 43).

In this chapter, you will learn:

Some basic definitions for terms used by MS.

Using this Guide

IMPORTANT describes improper handling procedures that may adversely affect

NOTE designates those items, provisions, and supplementary explanations for

Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Definitions

Digital Link Request Spooler

Developed by Fujifilm, this application performs all background

The name used to describe Fujifilm developed printers.

High capacity image processor. This is a rendering device attached to

Imaging Controller III computer, formerly known as PIC (photo imaging

This is a CD writer attached to the IC or an IC Workstation. This

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

Also known as the Frontier Workflow Management Software. This is

Scanner software that works with SP 500 and SP 3000 scanners.

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Panda (Printer And Device

Developed by Fujifilm, this application provides an interface between

Red exclamation mark

On the ICIII, this is an emergency shutdown for this complete system.

This is a 3rd party CD burning device designed for high volumes of CD

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

Selecting Suspend while using MS01 pauses the order.

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

To view more copyright information, click the Additional Copyrights button.

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Chapter 2: Operational Safety & Use Conditions

time because this may damage your eyesight.

Cautions Regarding Electric Shock

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Relative Humidity: 30% to 70%

Illumination: 500 lux or lower

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Monitor and ICIII Handling Precautions

Do not install any application software other than those described in

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Do not damage or drop the media.

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Using the Mouse

Moving the Pointer

Double-click: Click the left-hand button of the

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Chapter 3: Component Names & Related Functions

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Types of ICIII Computers

The computers that support the software vary per

The MS01 software supports the following printer models:

Supported Operating Systems

2006-2008 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved.

Chapter 4: Starting Up & Shutting Down

Power for the MS01 2.5.5 System

Never Power Off

Power Off Nightly

ICIII CPU (formerly known as the PIC/DIC)

Fujifilm Inkjet printer(s)

RIP CPU associated with the inkjet printers