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Hi everyone,

I’m working on a Fuji Frontier 340 and I’m having a serious communication/initialization issue after replacing the internal PC.

Here is my situation:

  • I installed a completely new PC (new motherboard, drives, etc.)

  • I am using a Fuji system (from another machine, not the original one)

  • The Fuji software (MS01/FE) starts and opens normally

  • BUT it fails during initialization and does not complete startup

Errors / symptoms:

  • Windows detects hardware but cannot find drivers for:

    • FUJIFILM SCSI Processor Device

    • RICOH Hardware Access Library

  • Yellow marks appear in Device Manager

  • During startup, the system cannot establish communication with the minilab

  • The software never completes the initialization process

Additional info:

  • The SCSI card is not the original one (recently installed, model unknown for now)

  • The system I’m using is not from this specific minilab

  • No original recovery CDs available

  • I tried manually searching for drivers but Windows cannot locate them

My questions:

  1. Is this likely caused by an incompatible SCSI card?

  2. Do I need the exact original Fuji system (MS01/FE) for this specific machine?

  3. Is it possible to install the required SCSI/RICOH drivers manually, or are they only included in the full Fuji system?

  4. Has anyone successfully run a Frontier 340 with a non-original PC + different SCSI card?

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. I’m trying to determine whether I should:

  • Change the SCSI card

  • Find the correct Fuji system

  • Or attempt a full reinstall

I need this: driver FuJI F1 SCSI Processor device

Thanks in advance!

Edited by Samuel Garcia 77

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Recovery CDs are for FC2010/2011 , FC5010/5011 and FC7010/7011 computers. On FC5010/5011 is Ricoh FB5 motherboard and on FC7010/7011 it is Ricoh FB6 . It is possible to find these motherbords.

During computer startup you have to see connected 8 SCSI items. Make sure, that you see them. If not - can't use this SCSI board. During startup driver is not loaded, but you should see them. 
If you see these items then try to find Windows 2000 driver using board ID . To do it click Start, click Run, type msinfo32, and then click OK. Open Componnents - Problem Devices .  Look PNP Device ID ( VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx ) . Using ID can find Windows 2000 driver ( if it exists ) . 

Original SCSI card has Fuji part number 857C9673880 . This board has LSI Logic SYM53C857 chip. Windows for this model has sym53c8xx driver. SCSI driver is with minilab system software ( inside folder "DRIVER" ) .

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