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Check COM port status and settings on Windows device manager. Look which is COM port number for port, where you connect power supply UPS and colorimeter. If you instead original power supply ( with UPS ) use standard power supply ( without UPS ) then you to COM port input can connect 5V. Then Noritsu software see that power supply is working. When COM port settings are correct, but COM not connected during Noritsu software startup should activate QSSshutdown utility and computer turn off. If to disable COM port on device manager then QSSshutdown will not be activated, but colorimeter will not work also ( because colorimeter connected to the same port ) . Instead to upgrade internal minilab computer better connect external computer with W11, or W10 and digital orders print from this computer.

set com port in bios

DE100 has printer driver. It is similar with print drivers, which you see on basic home printers. Print driver is good, when print only few pictures. When print many pictures then print driver is not very confortable. Need open picture, correct it, open print driver, set picture dimensions, choose orentation, select paper width, surface and make other settings. It would be real pain, if need to make many prints. To print orders Fuji has MS01 software. There just select print channel, open pictures and they all will be printed automatically. Do not need to make any additional settings. With MS01 can use many optional modules. For example Hotfolder ( MS13 ) . When used this optional module just enough to drop files into shared folder these pictures will be printed on exact paper ( size and surface ) . DE100 can use some third parties software. This software will print using print driver, but do not need make settings manually ( because software will do0 it automatically ) .

Server will have printing interface. There can print digital orders. On the same window you can process scanned images. To print from film and scan you need on minilab computer. Scanned images will be transferred to server. Which software did you have on computer with XP, which you formated? How did you work before, if do not know basic things?

Fuji DX100 is green painted Epson SL-D700, where used Fuji software and cartridges from Fuji. DX100 is made by Epson. Fuji just sell it. DE100 is printer is made by Fuji. There used Fuji, Ricoh and Xerox technologies. The most boards and print head made by Ricoh.

If you will not use printer 3 - 4 month it is big possibility, that ink inside print head will dry. DE100 ink is better in this case ( because more concentrated ) , but it is possibility to dry out. On DE100 used Ricoh print head elements, which are used on Ricoh industrial printers. On Epson SL-D700 and SL-D800 used the same low quality print head, but it is cheap.

Looking back at D700 and D830 ( we have both machines) both printer has issue on durability and parts, mostly weak pump, ink house leaking etc. Print head itself is OK but user mostly mistaken when they have erratic clogging they do more more cleaning and destroy the printhead, the problem itself is weak pump that cause regular clogging. With new D1070, i will not hope any differences. We purchased DE100 few years back, and so far is this printer more industrial than feel cheap Epson, you can clean printhead with a single color so it won't waste more inks. Unless you need double side printer. in my opinion, go with DE100.

Excellent answer can you ask to all your friends about installation.

Anyone can install EZ controller. EZ controller 8.0 instillation is the same as it is on EZ controller 6.70 and all atter versions. Just enough to run setup. Checking computer requirements performed automatically during the installation of EZ controller. After checking EZ controller will be installed. Then restart computer, insert licence dongle and can work. How install EZ controller can ask your friends arche hernandez sanchez and virgilio 7u7 .

On internal computer ( computer inside minilab ) should be Windows 2000 PRO installed using recovery CD ( for FC7011 ) . On this computer installed A1 ( the latest 4.0-0E-717i ) . When installed spftware and profiles it will be 4.0-0E-717r. On this computer can be installed many Fuji optional modules. To connect minilab to the server need install C4/C5 ( the latest - 5.5-0E-976 ) . To connect server running MS01 software on minilab computer need install MS01 ( version for NT4/W2K/XP ) . On server ( second computer ) can be : FDIA software - C4/C5 and optional modules. Software designed to work on Windows XP, but it is possible force to work on W7 32 bit. FE software - S2 and optional modules. Software designed to work on Windows XP. MS software - MS01 and optional modules. Software can work on Windows XP ( version 3.1 and older ) , Windows 7 32 bit ( versions 4.0, 4.2 ) or Windows 10 64 bit ( MS01 version 10.0 ) . If need can help to install both computers.

I can help to install all software step to step. Internal pc of minilab work with Windows 2000 not W10x64.

On server can install C4/C5, S2, or MS01. All depend what you installed on Fuji Frontier 340 internal computer. It is not necessary on server to use computer with XP. There also can be W7 32 bit, or W10 64 bit.

Do not keep rubber shafts in water. They swell from it. Racks must be kept dry.

It would be beneficial if you said where where the machine is located. Probably Ebay is going to be your best option, list it with the faults as spares or repair.

Hello, I was unable to find any forums related to dip and dunk machines. I suppose they aren't technically minilabs (maybe midi-labs?). But I was hoping to find someone with experience maintaining/assembling these machines. We recently purchased a Hostert DD-30 manufactured in 1991, and are about to embark on the journey of assembly. I don't look forward to guessing at this without instruction. Ideally someone would have an instillation manual, or a detailed maintenance manual. Maybe there is someone in the states we could hire to help with installation. But really, any help is appreciated. Maybe someone knows of another forum. Thanks, David