Frequently Asked Questions: Instruction Guide
Frequently Asked Questions: Instruction Guide
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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1
Overview 1
System Terminology 1
A print size or product will not print; how do I create new or load existing products? 9
Creating New Single Print Products 10
Creating New Multi-Region Print Products 14
Creating New Index Print Products 17
Loading Existing Products into the System 21
On an upgraded system (2.5.5 to 3.0), how do I produce an index print when ordering a 102C
with index print on an SP 2000 FrontMan system when using APS film? 28
Why do my 89C and 102C whole roll and quickprint products print on the wrong size paper? 33
When I try to simultaneously create a CD-R via an MS01 Server and a Fujicolor CD via a
Workstation, why is the Fujicolor CD not created on the Workstation? 35
Why will the system continuously fail to connect to the Fujifilm network when placing
connection requests? 36
Why are date-prints on photos coming out with incorrect orientation and truncated? 36
How do I ensure that the APS film ID information associated with my film appears on my index
print? 40
I receive an error when I attempt to reprocess a scanned order via the Request Spooler
Processing Queue. How do I get the order to reprocess? 42
My scan product doesn’t produce an Index or Promo Print when I selected Index Print or
Promo Print. How do I fix this problem? 42
How do I release my scanned order when it contains an export product and will not auto-
release? 44
How do I resolve an error stating that certain products have regions outside of the product
dimensions? 44
Executing the LogArchive.bat file generates a C++ Run Time error on a version 2.5.5 to 3.0
upgraded system, and this prevents me from collecting logs. How can I alleviate this problem
and collect logs? 45
EDITING IMAGES 46
How do I change the orientation of the image – rotate or flip (mirror)? 46
>>> To rotate one or more of the images: 46
Why don’t I see a difference in the image when I’m using the Highlights/Shadows tools? 50
Why are FDiA orders being deleted earlier than the configured clean up time? 57
How do I add compose products to an existing order from the View Images screen? 58
CHAPTER 3: PRINTERS 60
Why does anything other than a 4x6 print on six-inch paper come out centered? 60
Why don’t I receive an error when I unplug the printer’s USB cable from the ICIII? 60
Why does a Found New Hardware wizard sometimes launch upon system restart or when
powering-on the dye sub printers? 61
Why did I receive a Job Complete message but some of my prints are missing? 62
My system has two DL printers . . . one with 8x10-inch sheet paper loaded and the other with
8-inch roll paper loaded. When I tried to order 8x12-inch prints, why did the system ask me to
load roll paper into the printer with 8x10-inch sheet paper when I already have another printer
with the correct paper size loaded? 63
What do I do if the Surface drop-down menu does not appear in the FrontMan screen? 69
For scanned orders using manual mode, why did the index print come out a different size than
expected? 69
Why doesn’t color information appear on the back of prints made from film scanned on the SP
3000 scanner? 70
When using Frontman, why can’t I order prints and a Standard CD when the system is in
manual mode? 70
When in manual mode, why are 8x12 prints created when I ordered 4-inch prints, a premium
CD, and an index print? 71
SCANNER FAQS 75
SP 500 75
What do I do if the system significantly slows down while scanning film using an SP 500? 75
System Terminology
330 System A tethered system consisting of an SLP 800 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.
B5 Single Scan Digitizing 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 accomplished via
Internet connectivity.
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
crop not match the aspect ratio of the print size selected. Output will have no
mode white 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
mode not the same aspect ratio as the size selected.
8 x 10 Image 3.5 x 5 Image
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.
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 DB The database used by MS01 and other Fujifilm and third-party software to facilitate
image transfer and order fulfillment.
film type A film type must be selected if creating prints from film. Options include color, black
and white, and slide film.
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
(Network)
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
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.
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.
Job Manager One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Job Manager manages the
images in MS01 orders.
Also known as JobMan.
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 Control Known as the SPC in some regions, the MCU is the computer that drives the film
Unit) scanner hardware. Note: The SP 500 runs via the ICIII without a separate
SPC/MCU device.
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.
Multi-Roll Order A multi-roll order is an order that contains more than one roll of film. Each roll in a
multi-roll order has a unique Film ID (which is included in the backprint information).
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 And One of the sub-applications of the MS01 system, Panda provides an interface
Device Application) between the Digital Link Request Spooler (Simon) and various devices, such as
printers and CD-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.
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
Manager output 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).
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.
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
<Enter>. Pressing any key on the keyboard will stop the Auto Mode and
will 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 Launcher This is a tool that allows the user to switch to any of the programs that are currently
running. This replaces the need for the Windows <Alt+Tab> function. (Also known
as the SwLauncher and the Switcher.)
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,
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.
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.
In a Workstation’s View Orders screen, the column headings for the order table are italicized.
In an MS01 Server’s View Orders screen, the column headings for the order table are not italicized.
A print size or product will not print; how do I create new or load existing
products?
Adding products to the MS01 system falls into two categories: loading existing products1 and adding
new products.
To create new products and add them to the system:
1
Not all product files are “loaded” into the system during installation. These files are placed on the
system during software installation, but they are not loaded for use with the MS01 software.
2 Click 08 Products.
Progress displays.
8 Click OK.
9 Click Close.
11 If the system is not using manual routing, If the system is using manual routing:
proceed to the next step below.
IMPORTANT:
If you selected the Compose check box at step 5 above, therefore creating a compose
product, you must now continue on with page 25 to ensure that the compose product files are
copied to the correct locations within the system to ensure proper fulfillment.
Otherwise, this procedure is complete.
2 Click 08 Products.
6 If necessary, click the Modify Region button to add new or modify existing regions. (A
Region Layout dialog box opens enabling you to edit the sizes of existing regions and also
add/remove regions from the product template. Click OK once editing is complete to close
the Region Layout dialog box.)
Progress displays.
9 Click OK.
11 If the system is not using manual If the system is using manual routing:
routing, proceed to the next step
below.
IMPORTANT:
If you selected the Compose check box at step 5 above, therefore creating a compose
product, you must now continue on with page 25 to ensure that the compose product files
are copied to the correct locations within the system to ensure proper fulfillment.
Otherwise, this procedure is complete.
2 Click 08 Products.
5 Select the Index Print radio button if you Select the Media-Appended Index Print radio
want to create a contact sheet of all images button if you want to create a contact sheet of
included in the order. all images and multi-media files on a CD/DVD.
6 Click OK.
A new product is added to the list, and the A new product is added to the list, and the
bottom of the dialog box populates with bottom of the dialog box populates with
controls. controls.
7 To create the new print size, adjust values and enter data at the bottom of the dialog box, as
desired.
8 If necessary, add new or modify existing regions for index (IDX) products only (not MAIDX
products). Click the Modify Index Layout button. An Index Print Layout dialog box opens
enabling you to edit the sizes of existing regions and also add/remove regions from the product
template. Click OK once editing is complete to close the Region Layout dialog box.
Progress displays.
11 Click OK.
12 Click Close.
13 If the system is not using manual routing, If the system is using manual routing:
proceed to the next step below.
1 From the View Orders screen, click the Maintenance button on the Switcher.
2 Click 08 Products.
Note: This example explains how to load a print product from the Print Size Setup dialog box.
The Load button is also available to load products while in the Multi-Region Print Size Setup,
Index Print Size Setup, and Digital Products setup dialog boxes.
Progress displays.
8 Click OK.
9 Click Close.
10 If you added new scan products, restart the SPC/MCU. Otherwise, proceed to the next step.
11 If the system is not using manual If the system is using manual routing:
routing, proceed to the next step below.
IMPORTANT:
If you selected the Compose check box at step 5 above, therefore creating a compose
product, you must now continue on with page 25 to ensure that the compose product files are
copied to the correct locations within the system to ensure proper fulfillment.
Otherwise, this procedure is complete.
Important: If a template is to be
seen and to be selectable in
MS01, it must be listed on one
of the tabs.
4 In the Available Templates area, click the individual template you want and drag it
anywhere onto the tab area by holding down the mouse button.
7 Click the close box button to close the MS01 dialog box.
Progress displays.
5 Click OK.
6 Click OK.
7 Click Close.
8 If the system is not using manual If the system is using manual routing:
routing, proceed to the next step below.
9 If you added new scan products, restart the SPC/MCU. Otherwise, proceed to the next step.
When the MS01 software detects these issues, it will automatically fix them, as follows:
Click OK.
Click OK.
The Validation Result dialog box closes, and you can continue using the system.
1 Before performing the upgrade, ensure that the lab’s product spreadsheet is up to date, or
document the system’s product list (if necessary).
2 Upgrade the system per instructions provided in the MS01 3.0 Installation Guide.
3 Compare the old product spreadsheet to the new products listed in the product setup user
interface, and reconcile any differences (such as paper size) using the product setup tools to
ensure that all products still exist and print to the correct-sized papers.
NOTE: The following example uses the Index Print Size Setup interface. The same instructions
apply for all product setup dialog boxes.
1 In the Index Print Setup dialog box where you added the new product, click the Apply
button.
The new product is fully-added to the system; the new icon next to the product disappears.
2 With the product still selected in the list, click the Remove button.
A dialog box opens asking if you are sure that you want to remove the selected product.
The dialog box closes, and the product is removed from the list.
4 Continue removing products as directed above, and notice that they are removed from the list
each time.
5 Click OK.
The dialog box closes, and focus returns to the Maintenance application window.
If they only have 5 inch paper, then 89H and 89P will NOT print correctly unless they change the
minimum width from 4.826 to 3.5 for 5 inch paper. If they do the later, then the prints will be made
at the correct size but with a 1.5 inch border on one side.
If 3.5 inch paper is available then the index print and promo print requested with a 3.5 APS scan
will still come out on 5 inch paper.
2 In the View Images screen, select the images you want to print.
8 To enter Backprint text for the second line on the back of each print:
• Select the Backprint check box.
• Enter the text you want to display on the second line on the back of each print in the
Backprint field.
c. 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. The Adjust Print Crops screen displays what the photo will look like when it’s
printed. The crop marks display to show where the edge of the printed paper is.
d. If appropriate, right click the crop box to change orientation from portrait to landscape.
e. Click OK to accept the change, or click Cancel to decline the change, the Adjust Print
Crops screen closes.
10 Click the No Crop check box to print the full image within the print size selected, using white
space to fill in edges, where necessary, to retain the aspect ratio. (The white edges are not
visible in the Print Preview screen, but they will display when the order is printed.)
Note: Quick Print items are sent directly to the Printer when you click OK. You do not click
Process Order for these items. The rest of the order remains ready to process (as soon as
you click Process Order). If more than one item has been processed in this order already, a
message will display.
Why are date-prints on photos coming out with incorrect orientation and
truncated?
Non true-type fonts do not rotate properly with the date print feature.
The best types of fonts to use are true-type fonts, such as Times, Arial, and Helvetica.
2 Click 08 Products.
6 From the Choose Region drop-down menu, select the region you want to modify.
7 Modify the values in the Selected Region > Top, Left, Width, and Height text boxes, or use
the mouse to resize and move the selected region.
8 Click OK.
The Region Layout dialog box closes, and the Print Size Setup: Multi-Region dialog box
returns to focus.
9 Click OK.
How do I ensure that the APS film ID information associated with my film
appears on my index print?
1 Ensure that the system is in Support mode.
2 From the MS01 View Orders screen, click the Maintenance button on the Switcher tool bar.
4 Select the index print product that you want APS film ID information to appear on.
9 Click OK.
11 Click OK.
2 Click 08 Products.
6 Make selections from the Scan Options > Index Print and Scan Options > Promo Print drop-
down menus.
7 Click OK.
The Print Size Setup dialog box closes, and the Maintenance application window returns to
focus.
8 Click Close.
How do I resolve an error stating that certain products have regions outside
of the product dimensions?
On systems that were previously MS01 version 2.5.5 systems, some product files included bleed. In
version 3.0, if the product file regions have not been adjusted to remove the bleed, an error
message will open each time entry is made into that product setup area of the software.
If this error occurs, click OK; all prints for these sizes will still process correctly.
2 Under the Digital Input group, locate the Removable media drive letters text field.
4 Click OK.
5 Click Close.
2
The sfc /scannow command scans the system for corrupt files and replaces any it finds. If you would
like to know more about the command, go to: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310747.
The Input Digital Files dialog box opens displaying only the specified drives.
Editing Images
How do I change the orientation of the image – rotate or flip (mirror)?
2 Click Adjust.
3 From the Adjust Images screen, select the image or images for which the operator does not
want to use the Image IntelligenceTM .
If the operator closes the order and opens the next job, Apply Auto Correction remains off.
4 To turn auto correction back on for the next job, select the Apply Auto Correction check box.
Note: The Color Balance Options control the values pertaining to the aspect of the image
that requires adjustment. Changing the values for these options only adjusts the values of the
selected option (shadows or highlights).
For each of the Color Balance Options, you can click on the color or darkness/lightness sliders
to make fine adjustments. One click is roughly equivalent to four color correction (cc) units.
You can make color adjustments of plus or minus 25 adjust steps.
Click .
4 Slide the highlight or shadow adjustment buttons to the desired location. The image changes
accordingly.
Note: When you double-click inside the histogram, the adjustment buttons move to the closest
measurable value for the white point and black point.
If you move the sliders too far on either end, beyond the closest measurable values, it will not
give you the best possible correction.
5 To reset the histogram back to the original setting, double-click on the histogram.
Click to toggle the feature to its ON position. The red eye on the selected image is
corrected.
3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 for every image needing red eye correction.
2
Click . The Red Eye Filter tool is activated.
Note: It may be helpful to zoom in on the picture when removing red eye. For more information
on the Retouch screen refer to the Getting Started Guide, page 17.
1 After you have selected a template for the custom print image, select the image and click
Crop.
2 Move the mouse to the edge of the image until the pointer changes to a double arrow.
3 The pointer will change to a double arrow when it is placed at the center of each crop edge.
4 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.
5 If appropriate, click the left arrow to rotate left or right arrow to rotate right.
6 Place the pointer inside the crop box, and click and drag the box until it frames the part of the
image you want to keep.
Note: The mouse pointer changes to a four-point arrow when inside the crop box.
7 To move the crop lines so the image is centered and at the largest ratio for that print size, click
Maximize Crop.
8 To show how the cropped image will look, click Show Cropped.
9 Click Show Uncropped to return to the uncropped view. The image retains the selected crop
box. The image is printed with the crop applied, even if you selected Show Uncropped.
3 Click Find.
If the order is still in the system, the job is highlighted on the job table.
Note: You may have to scroll down the list to see the order or change the Job Status drop-
down to view the order.
2 Double-click the order that contains the product you want to remake.
The order opens in the View Images screen (or the MS 16 6 Frame Adjust screen).
5 Select Remake.
6 On the View Orders screen, select Default from the Production Status drop-down menu to
view current unprocessed orders.
2 In the Order Summary list box, select the CD item that you want to adjust.
3 Now, on the Whole Roll Products side of the dialog box, make adjustments.
4 Click Apply.
5 Click Done.
A dialog box opens asking you to confirm the delete and indicating that it will remove the
images from the system.
3 Click Yes.
The order and images are removed from the system. Note: Deleting an order that is currently
printing or is in the queue waiting to print will cause the system to generate white prints.
2 On the Queue tab, select the order that you want to cancel.
3 From the Status group box on the left of the window, click Delete.
2 On the Queue tab, select the order that you want to cancel.
3 From the Status group box on the left of the window, click Cancel.
Processing for the order is cancelled, but the order remains in the queue.
3 To delete a product from the order, while in the View Orders screen, select the item in the
Order Summary section of the screen and click Delete. Note: You cannot delete items with a
status of Done or Submitted.
Why are FDiA orders being deleted earlier than the configured clean up time?
FDiA order clean up is not set using the same rules as standard order clean up; FDiA orders are
cleaned up based on order status. A status of 6 indicates that the order has already been printed,
and it will be cleaned up within 10 minutes.
2 Click Compose.
4 Select a template to use for the image you selected on the View Images screen. The selected
template is highlighted by a red square.
Note: After selecting a layout template, you can use the selected image, or change the image
by choosing one or more of the images from the row of thumbnails at the bottom of the
screen.
Note: A text entry box opens when a greeting card (or other template) that allows text is
selected in Compose. Enter any customer requested text in this entry box and click Apply.
When you are finished, click Done to close the dialog box.
10 To process the changes made to the order, press the Process Order button.
Why does anything other than a 4x6 print on six-inch paper come out
centered?
Because of bleeding of the thermal paper, there is no way to get the print perfect-to-the-edge.
Therefore, Fuji has left all non-4x6 prints centered on 6 inch paper.
Why don’t I receive an error when I unplug the printer’s USB cable from the
ICIII?
An error won’t open until you send a print job to the unconnected printer.
A Found New Hardware Wizard / Install Hardware Device Drivers screen displays.
2 When the wizard displays the location of the drivers, ensure it points to:
C:/Drivers/copal/*
3 Click Next.
The Found New Hardware Wizard / Locate Driver Files screen displays.
4 Click Next.
The Found New Hardware Wizard / Installation Disk dialog box opens.
6 Click OK.
The Found New Hardware Wizard / Driver Files Search Results screen displays.
7 Click Next.
The Found New Hardware Wizard / Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard screen
displays.
8 Click Finish.
The bottom of the dialog box populates with information specific to the selected product.
5 Click OK.
The Print Size Setup dialog box closes, and focus returns to the Maintenance application
window.
6 Click Close.
Note: You can modify the paper widths of these master products on the system. Refer to the MS01
Condition Setup & Maintenance Guide for instructions.
My system has two DL printers . . . one with 8x10-inch sheet paper loaded
and the other with 8-inch roll paper loaded. When I tried to order 8x12-inch
For access to the Maintenance application on SPC/MCUs for the SP 1500, 2000. and 2500 scanners
(see below).
For access to the Maintenance application on SPC/MCUs for the SP 3000 scanner (see page 68).
Accessing the MS01 Maintenance Application on SP 1500, 2000, & 2500 SPC/MCUs
On the SPC/MCU:
1 Minimize FrontMan.
4 Click OK.
7 Click OK.
A Windows Explorer window opens over the Setup & Maintenance screen.
NOTE: Leave this window open though you will not be using it. It needs to remain open for you to
access the Windows Start menu.
12 Select Maintenance.
1 Minimize FrontMan.
2 Click the Main Menu button (located in the bottom right corner of the screen).
For scanned orders using manual mode, why did the index print come out a
different size than expected?
In manual mode, an index print is generated for the size selected in FrontMan at the beginning of the
ordering process.
Thereafter, further changes to the print sizes will not change the size of the index print ordered; a
new index print of the preferred size will have to be added to the order, and the unwanted index print
will need to be deleted.
To enable back printing, click the Backprint button in the scanner software.
When using Frontman, why can’t I order prints and a Standard CD when the
system is in manual mode?
Prints plus a Standard CD is not a product set supported by the system in manual mode.
In order to produce prints, the order must contain an Index Print. Likewise, if you order only a
Standard CD and an index print, a set of prints will be produced.
5 In the Products on the file system list box on the left, select 102C Index Print.
102C Index Print is added to the Currently installed products list box on the right.
7 Click OK.
8 Click OK.
9 Click OK.
10 Click OK.
The Index Print Size Setup dialog box closes, and focus returns to the Maintenance
application window.
12 In the products list box, locate and select the product titled 102C.
Click Close.
Click Apply.
14 Under the Scan Options section of the Print Size Setup dialog box, from the Index Print
drop-down, select 102C Index Print.
15 Click Apply.
Click Close.
17 Click OK.
Changes are saved and the Print Size Setup dialog box closes.
How do I create an order with both 3.5x5 inch and 4x6 inch prints of the same
scanned film?
If you need to order different sizes of the same scanned film, scan the film and order the first size and
then scan the film again and order the second size.
The order will now process correctly.
What do I do if the system significantly slows down while scanning film using an SP
500?
If the scanning system slows down, this may be a symptom of low disk space.
There are two options if you experience disk space issues when scanning using the SP 500 scanner:
b Wait until each scanned roll set reaches the Done, Ready, or Released state before scanning more
film.
c Only scan film. Do not try to go back to MS01 and perform digital input.
SP 1500/2000/2500 SP 3000
1 Minimize FrontMan and ensure that the A1 Minimize FrontMan and ensure that the A1 interface is
interface is displayed. displayed.
2 Navigate to Printing (2) > Front Print (3). Click to display the Process 1 tab.
7 From the Date/Time Printing group box, select Click the No button.
No.
8 From the Title Printing group box, select No. Click the All button.
10 The dialog box closes. Return focus to the Order Entry tab, and maximize
FrontMan.
11 Maximize FrontMan.
First, ensure that the devices in your system are named per the information listed below.
Note: Since the printers are connected to the scanner, the device name always refers to the scanner
name.
The Printer (sRGB) > Logical Device Name field The Printer (F-COLOR/PD) > Logical Device
must be: Name field must be:
The interface updates with controls associated with the selected printer.
3 While holding down the <Ctrl> keyboard key, click the Setup button.
5 Click OK.
The Printer Setup dialog box closes, and focus returns to the Panda interface.
1 The thumbnail images on 4x6-inch and 5x6-inch promo prints for ASK printers are
sometimes rotated 180 degrees.