Operating Instructions SP500

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FRONTIER WORKFLOW
MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
FILM SCANNER CONNECTION
SOFTWARE FOR SP-500
Operating Instructions
MS11 Ver.1.0 Second Edition

PP3-B1268E2
INTRODUCTION
• This instruction manual explains the procedures for operating and maintaining the film scanner
SP-500 as well as precautions for use. This manual covers the procedure for digitizing (creating
digital image data) from film by using the film scanner SP-500. For detailed information on the
procedures for printing with film or media, refer to the instruction manual for the printer and IC3.
• To ensure the proper use and optimum performance of the SP-500, read this manual thoroughly.
• This manual should be kept in a fixed place near the machine so that it can be referred to any
time a point needs to be clarified.
• In addition to this instruction manual, the following separate volume has been prepared:
Film Scanner SP-500 Condition Setup and Maintenance:

These volumes describe the procedures for condition setup and maintaining the film scanner SP-
500.
• For the optional services and products such as Variety Print Service, refer to the appropriate
Instruction Manual.
• This product uses VxWorks as the operating system for some circuit boards.
NOTICE 1. Electro-optical-mechanical reproduction of this manuscript is strictly forbidden.

2. Product innovations may result in specification changes without prior notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (FCC)
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own expense.
CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
CANADA (ICES)
This class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment
Regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la class A respecte toutes les exigences du Réglement sur le matériel brouilleur du
Canada.
1 OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND USE CONDITIONS
2 COMPONENT NAMES AND RELATED FUNCTIONS
3 STARTING UP AND SHUTTING DOWN
4 SCREEN CONFIGURATIONS
5 BEFORE OPERATION
6 BASIC OPERATIONS
7 AFTER OPERATION
8 MAINTENANCE
9 ERROR MESSAGES AND ACTION TO TAKE
10 ADDITIONAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
11 SETUP AND MAINTENANCE
12 CONSUMABLE PARTS LIST
13 INDEX
CONTENTS
1 OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND USE CONDITIONS 1
1.1 Safety............................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1.1 Basic Operating Precautions ............................................................................................. 3
1.1.2 Caution regarding Electric Shock ...................................................................................... 4
1.2 Precautions for Using Film Scanner ................................................................................. 5

1.2.1 General Precautions for Using the Film Scanner .............................................................. 5
1.2.2 Auto Film Carrier NC100AR .............................................................................................. 5
1.2.3 Manual Film Carrier MFC10AR (Optional)......................................................................... 7
1.3 Certification and Identification Labels ............................................................................. 8

1.3.1 Certification and Identification Label Locations ................................................................. 8
2 COMPONENT NAMES AND RELATED FUNCTIONS 9
2.1 External View ............................................................................................................................. 10

2.1.1 Film Scanner (SP-500) .................................................................................................... 10
2.1.2 Auto Film Carrier NC100AR ............................................................................................ 11
2.2 Operation Keyboard (Optional) ......................................................................................... 12
3 STARTING UP AND SHUTTING DOWN 15
3.1 Starting Up the System ......................................................................................................... 16
3.2 Shutting Down the System .................................................................................................. 18
4 SCREEN CONFIGURATIONS 19
4.1 Main Menu Screen ................................................................................................................... 20
4.2 Order Information Screen .................................................................................................... 21

4.2.1 Service Menu and “Order Entry” Screen ......................................................................... 22
4.2.2 “Process 1” Screen .......................................................................................................... 23
4.2.3 “Process 2” Screen .......................................................................................................... 25
4.2.4 Function Buttons on Order Information Screen ............................................................... 26
4.3 View and Order Screen .......................................................................................................... 28

4.3.1 Selected Frame ............................................................................................................... 29
4.3.2 Function Buttons on View and Order Screen .................................................................. 30
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4.4 Status and Setting Check Bar ............................................................................................ 32
4.4.1 Error Notice Button .......................................................................................................... 34
4.4.2 “System Information and Operations Setup” Dialog Box ................................................. 35
4.4.3 Processing Status Display ............................................................................................... 38
4.4.4 “Operational Environment Settings” Dialog Box .............................................................. 39
4.4.5 “Selected Frame Operation” Dialog Box.......................................................................... 40
4.4.6 “Image Correct” Dialog Box ............................................................................................. 41
4.5 Title Bar ........................................................................................................................................ 42
5 BEFORE OPERATION 43
5.1 Pre-operational Checks ......................................................................................................... 44

5.1.1 Film Carrier Cleaning....................................................................................................... 45
5.1.2 LED Light Source Cover Cleaning................................................................................... 52
5.1.3 Scanner Correction.......................................................................................................... 53
6 BASIC OPERATIONS 57
6.1 Printing with Film ..................................................................................................................... 58

6.1.1 Auto Film Carrier Installation ........................................................................................... 58
6.1.2 Original Selection............................................................................................................. 60
6.1.3 Print Size Selection.......................................................................................................... 61
6.1.4 Setting the Number of Prints............................................................................................ 62
6.1.5 Frame Feed Mode Selection ........................................................................................... 63
6.1.6 Selecting Auto Film Carrier Film Driving Method............................................................. 65
6.1.7 Inserting Film ................................................................................................................... 66
6.1.8 Normal Printing ................................................................................................................ 69
6.1.9 Sorting Prints ................................................................................................................... 73
6.1.10 Checking.......................................................................................................................... 73
6.1.11 Retouching....................................................................................................................... 74
6.1.12 Special Film Channel Selection ....................................................................................... 77
6.1.13 135 Half-size Frame Printing (Optional) .......................................................................... 78
6.1.14 Reorder Printing (by Frame Order).................................................................................. 80
6.1.15 Reorder Printing (by Frame No.) ..................................................................................... 87
6.1.16 Reprinting with Exposure Condition All Retrieval Function.............................................. 91
6.1.17 Reprinting with Individual Exposure Condition Retrieval ................................................. 94
6.2 Film Loading Errors and Countermeasures ................................................................ 96
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7 AFTER OPERATION 101
7.1 Post-operational Checks .................................................................................................... 102

7.1.1 Cleaning Around the Machine ....................................................................................... 102
7.1.2 Turning OFF the Scanner .............................................................................................. 103
7.1.3 System Shutdown.......................................................................................................... 103
8 MAINTENANCE 105
8.1 General Maintenance............................................................................................................ 106

8.1.1 Shutting Down the IC3 in an Emergency (Mechanical/Software Abnormality) ............ 106
8.1.2 Shutting Down the Film Scanner in an Emergency ....................................................... 107
8.2 Periodical Maintenance ....................................................................................................... 108

8.2.1 Maintenance Schedule .................................................................................................. 108
8.2.2 Power ON/OFF the Film Scanner.................................................................................. 109
8.2.3 Cleaning the Winding Section and Diffusion Box of the Auto Film Carrier .................... 110
8.2.4 Cleaning/Replacing the Air Filter ................................................................................... 113
9 ERROR MESSAGES AND ACTION TO TAKE 115
9.1 Error Messages and Action to Take .............................................................................. 116
10 ADDITIONAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 151
10.1 Density Correction ................................................................................................................ 153
10.2 Color Correction ..................................................................................................................... 155
10.3 Tone Adjustment and Hypertone .................................................................................... 158
10.4 Selecting Sharpness Level ................................................................................................ 159
10.5 Selecting Saturation Level ................................................................................................. 160
10.6 Monotone Correction ........................................................................................................... 161
10.7 Holding Conditions ............................................................................................................... 163
10.8 Order Information Confirmation After Film Insertion ............................................ 165
10.9 Center Cropping ..................................................................................................................... 167
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10.10 Reversal Film Print ................................................................................................................ 168
10.11 Black & White Negative Printing ..................................................................................... 173
10.12 1-Frame Image Display Printing ...................................................................................... 174
10.13 Displaying Order Data/Setting Order Number .......................................................... 176

10.13.1 Displaying Order Data ................................................................................................... 176
10.13.2 Setting Order Number.................................................................................................... 176
10.14 Custom Setting Selection .................................................................................................. 177
10.15 Using Manual Film Carrier MFC10AR (Optional) ..................................................... 180

10.15.1 Preparation for Using Manual Film Carrier .................................................................... 180
10.15.2 Installing 135 Film into Film Holder................................................................................ 181
10.15.3 Installing IX240 Film into Film Holder ............................................................................ 183
10.15.4 Installing Mounted Film into Film Holder........................................................................ 186
10.15.5 Operation ....................................................................................................................... 186
10.16 Stopping the Order ................................................................................................................ 189
11 SETUP AND MAINTENANCE 191
11.1 Setup and Maintenance Menu Screen .......................................................................... 192
11.2 Image Export Settings ......................................................................................................... 193
11.3 NC100AR Fixed Feeding Setup ....................................................................................... 194
12 CONSUMABLE PARTS LIST 195
13 INDEX 197
Index ........................................................................................................................................................ 198
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1 OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND USE CONDITIONS
Before using the equipment, carefully read and thoroughly understand the
precautions set forth in this section.
Note that Fujifilm is not responsible for any defects or malfunction due to
operations other than those described in this manual.
The safety precautions are classified into WARNING and CAUTION categories.
Supplementary operating instructions are given under IMPORTANT and NOTE
categories.
These four categories are defined as follows.
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.
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1.1 Safety ................................................................................................. 3
1.1.1 Basic Operating Precautions ................................................... 3
1.1.2 Caution regarding Electric Shock............................................. 4
1.2 Precautions for Using Film Scanner ................................ 5

1.2.1 General Precautions for Using the Film Scanner..................... 5
1.2.2 Auto Film Carrier NC100AR..................................................... 5
1.2.3 Manual Film Carrier MFC10AR (Optional)............................... 7
1.3 Certification and Identification Labels ............................ 8

1.3.1 Certification and Identification Label Locations........................ 8
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1.1 Safety
1.1.1 Basic Operating Precautions

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• When accessing the machine interior for inspection or servicing, shut down the system by doing
OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND USE CONDITIONS

the post-operational 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.
z 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.
x 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.
c Do not insert your hands or fingers into the moving parts of the scanner
while the machine is in operation to avoid the risk of injury.
z Do not stare at the light emitted from the light source for prolonged periods
of time because this may damage your eyesight.
x 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.
c Do not use liquids near the keyboard. If any liquid is spilled on the keyboard,
the keyboard may become inoperative due to a short circuit.
v Do not disconnect the cable connectors located on the rear side of the IC3
unless instructed by your technical representative. If these connectors are
disconnected, special operations may be required for checking the system.
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1.1.2 Caution regarding Electric Shock
z Utmost care should be taken as the scanner is connected to 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 that all cables are undamaged and correctly connected.
x Do not place items such as a cup, plastic bottle, vase, vessel of water, etc.
on the machine. If the contents (coffee, tea, water, etc.) are spilled, electric
shock to personnel, short circuit in the machine or other accidents may
occur.
c Connect the power cable of the scanner to an outlet having a capacity of 10
amperes or higher, and position the cable so 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.
v Do not pull the cables forcibly. If the cables are handled roughly, electric
shock to personnel or abnormal operation may result.
b 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.
n Be sure to connect the power cable to the outlet completely. Incomplete
connection may cause fire or electric shock to personnel.
m 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.
, Do not handle the power cable with wet hands to avoid the risk of electric
shock.
. During a thunderstorm, do not touch the machine or the plug of the power
cable to avoid the risk of electric shock.
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1.2 Precautions for Using Film Scanner
1.2.1 General Precautions for Using the Film Scanner

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z Do not stare at the light emitted from the light source for prolonged periods

of time because this may damage your eyesight.
IMPORTANT • When scanning film, observe the following precautions:
– Do not block the light path while scanning film. If the
light path is blocked, images will be scanned
abnormally.
– Do not deliver any impact to the table. If any impact is
delivered to the table, images may be scanned
abnormally due to vibration.
– Do not touch the film scanner, carrier and holder while
the indicator lamp is lit. Otherwise film may be
misaligned and images may be scanned abnormally.
– Do not pull the film. Otherwise film may be misaligned
and images scanned abnormally.
• Although the system has a dust-removing and dust-
eliminating function (retouching), remove any dust or dirt
adhered to the film as far as possible before scanning the
film.
• Before placing the film carrier on the table, make sure that
any objects are caught between the film carrier and table.
if anything is caught, the diffusion box may be damaged.
1.2.2 Auto Film Carrier NC100AR

To use the auto film carrier correctly, observe the following precautions.
Precautions for installing film into the auto film carrier NC100AR:
z Removing or installing the carrier must be performed slowly and surely
while the carrier is not in operation.
Precautions for handling the auto film carrier NC100AR:

z When installing the carrier, keep the carrier horizontal. If not, the carrier may
be damaged.
x Do not open the upper feed section forcibly beyond the limit of the stopper
because this may cause damage to the carrier.
c Close the upper feed section after checking that there is no foreign matter in
the carrier. If there is any foreign matter left in the carrier, the glass surfaces
of the sensors may be damaged.
v Do not deliver any impact to the glass surfaces of the sensors because this
may damage the glass surfaces.
b Be sure to clean the feed lane and feed rollers of the carrier once a day (see
Subsection 5.1.1). If any dust or dirt remains, a film feed error, frame
position misalignment or scratches on film may result.
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IMPORTANT • Do not use a film cleaner or alcohol solution when
cleaning the parts for the film feed lane parts or glass
surfaces. This may cause a film feed failure or image
scanning failure.
• Do not use a cotton swab dampened with alcohol solution
for cleaning the glass surfaces of the sensors. Otherwise
the alcohol solution may penetrate into the rear side of
the glass surface and abnormal sensor output may result.
n When the upper feed section is opened for cleaning or inspection, do not
drop any foreign matter on the feed lane. If any foreign matter is dropped on
the feed lane, the glass surfaces of the sensors or feed lane may be
damaged, causing scratches on film.
m Do not try to close the upper feed section while the winding section is
installed improperly. The carrier cover may be damaged due to the
excessive force applied.
Precautions for handling film before scanning it using the auto film carrier NC100AR:
z In the following cases, mend the film or use the manual film carrier
MFC10AR (optional).
• When film has torn perforations
• When the leading end of film is excessively slanted or sharply pointed
• When film is bent or heavily curled
Otherwise a film feed error or damage to film may result.
x When scanning curled or strip film (long film), keep your hand on the film to
prevent it becoming tangled outside the carrier. If film is tangled or caught in
something, film feed errors or damage to film may result.
z When scanning 135 reversal film using the auto film carrier NC100AR,
observe the following precautions to prevent scratches on film.
• Do not use long reversal film. When scanning long reversal film, cut it into
film pieces with six or fewer frames.
• Set the dust removal brush lever to the “Reversal” position.
• Install the film after removing any dust adhering to film.
• When the film is heavily curled, install the film after correcting the curl.
• Clean the feed lane and rollers of the carrier each time 360 frames or 10
rolls of film are processed, or before scanning reversal film.
NOTE: • If the leading end of a 135 reversal film is fogged, cut the film so
that the length of the fogged part is less than 60 mm, and then
insert the film from the trailing end. If the film is inserted from the
leading end (fogged side), the first frame may not be detected.
• If the middle of a film is fogged or a frame is greatly overexposed,
the NC100AR cannot be used. Use the MFC10AR (optional)
when scanning such film.
• If the leading or trailing end of a film is overexposed (eg. snow or
beach scene), a film feed error may occur. If this happens, insert
the film from the opposite end, or use the MFC10AR (optional).
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1.2.3 Manual Film Carrier MFC10AR (Optional)
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To use the manual film carrier MFC10AR (optional) correctly, observe the following precautions.

z If the leading end of the holder is hit against the upper surface of the holder
insertion section, the holder and manual film carrier may be damaged.
Insert the holder along with the lower surface with an arrow mark.
x Insert the film holder horizontally. Otherwise the film holder may be damaged.
c Insert the film holder slowly. If it is inserted quickly, the frame position of the
film may be misaligned in the film holder.
v When holding the film holder, do not apply excessive force on it. Otherwise
the shaft adhered to the holder base may come unstuck.
b Do not apply excessive force onto the upper holder. If the upper holder
becomes deformed, the support shaft of the upper mask may be disengaged.
n When storing the film holder, keep it horizontal and avoid applying load on it.
If the film holder under load is left in a high temperature for a long time, it
may become deformed.
m When full-frame printing is performed, it may cause vignetting in film feeding direction.
, Perform film scanning in a place away from the direct sunlight.
. Before setting an IX240 cartridge on the film holder, make sure the cartridge
door is closed. If the IX240 cartridge is set with the cartridge door open, the
cartridge door may be damaged.
⁄0 When setting film in a film holder other than the 135 mount holder, do not move
the film with the upper holder closed. Otherwise scratches on film may result.
⁄1 Do not apply excessive force onto the film mask of the 135F/135H holder.
Otherwise it may be broken.
⁄2 When rewinding IX240 film, pull it lightly so that it does not run on a flange in
the cartridge.
⁄3 With regard to IX240 film, the following functions are not supported because
magnetic/optical information cannot be read.
• IX240 index printing
• Reading FID
• Displaying FID at the time of sorting
• Lens auto correction (Reading LOT)
• Detecting the number of frames (Information on 15/25/40 exp. is in FID.)
• Detecting CHOL (Cartridge Hand of Load)
• Detecting the C/H/P format
• Detecting the frame number
• Detecting Quick Snap film
• Front printing using magnetic information
• Date printing using magnetic information
• Reorder printing (However, the individual exposure condition retrieval
function with the serial number is available.)
• Exposure condition all retrieval
• Setting the IX240 unexposed frame detection level
• IX240 back printing (For the IX240 mount, back printing is printed in the 135 format.)
• Detecting top and bottom positions
• FTPM
• Series Scene
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1.3 Certification and Identification Labels
1.3.1 Certification and Identification Label Locations
R3-434-01
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2 COMPONENT NAMES AND RELATED FUNCTIONS
2.1 External View................................................................................. 10

2.1.1 Film Scanner (SP-500) ............................................................ 10
2.1.2 Auto Film Carrier NC100AR .................................................... 11
2.2 Operation Keyboard (Optional)........................................... 12
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2.1 External View
2.1.1 Film Scanner (SP-500)

■ Front
Indicator Lamp (Green)
Indicator Lamp (Red)

Power Switch
Carrier Lock Release Button
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
Emergency Ejection Hole

R3-433
■ Rear
USB Connector
Power Inlet Connector Built-in Circuit Breaker
R3-434
The power is still on even if the machine is stopped. Turn OFF the built-in circuit breaker and then
turn OFF the main power (external power distributor switch) to stop the flow of electricity.
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2.1.2 Auto Film Carrier NC100AR
■ Internal View
Upper Feed Section

2
Winding Section
COMPONENT NAMES AND RELATED FUNCTIONS

135F Upper Mask
Lower Feed Section
Diffusion Box
Upper Feed Section Lock

Release Button
135F Lower Mask

Dust Removal Brushes
VR3-001
■ External View
Dust Removal Brush Lever
Roller Cleaning Knob
Handle
Carrier Lock Button

PD3-036
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2.2 Operation Keyboard (Optional)
PRINT SCAN SORT/

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 STOP CANCEL ORDER
–C –M –Y FILM FULL
Alt DRIVE
PANO
7 8 9 HV
+C +M +Y PRINT
Shift HOLD FIELD
4 5 6 SIZE
COLOR
–3D –D N +D
+3D KEY
0 1 2 3 CANCEL
P.SET PASS START/ENTER
■ Operation Keyboard
Key Function Refer to
Functions of the F1 to F6 keys (function keys) correspond to
those of the function buttons on the order information screen and 4.2.4
F1 to F6
view and order screen. For details, refer to the respective 4.3.2
subsections.
• Displays the view and order screen or select frames screen.
START/ENTER • When pressed at the end of the view and order screen setting, —
the order is registered.
FIELD Moves control from field to field. —
• Moves control from frame to frame on the view and order

screen. —
• Used to adjust the magnification of cropping.
PRINT
STOP Stops printing. —
SCAN • Cancels scanning and feeds out the film.

CANCEL 10.16
• Cancels order registration.
• Displays the “Order Data Display” screen shown at the end of

SORT/
ORDER order registration. 10.13.1
• Press this button to complete order registration.
Changes frame feed mode between “Auto (fully automatic
FILM 6.1.8
DRIVE feeding)”, “Semi (semi-automatic feeding)” and “Manual (manual
10.15
feeding).
Note: Functions for printing services are available when an appropriate printer is connected to the system.
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Key Function Refer to
FULL Changes print size to FULL (C), PANO (P) or HV (H) during
PANO —
HV mixed processing.
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4.2.4
Shift Switches the function button display.
COMPONENT NAMES AND RELATED FUNCTIONS

4.3.2
HOLD Holds the number of prints and correction conditions. 10.7
PRINT
SIZE Displays the “Print Size Selection” window. —
COLOR
KEY
CANCEL
Cancels a color key correction. 10.2
Used for multiple printing. Press this key and then enter the
P.SET —
number using the numeric keys.
+C +M +Y
4 5 6 • Used as the color keys to specify the color correction: C
(Cyan), M (Magenta), Y (Yellow). 10.2
–C –M –Y • Numeric keys (4 to 9).
7 8 9
–3D –D N
0 1 2
• Density correction keys
10.1
• Numeric keys (0 to 3).
+D
+3D
3
Feeds the image to the left at low speed. —
Feeds the image to the right at low speed. —
• Returns to the previous frame in one-frame mode. 10.12
• Displays the next frame in one-frame mode. 10.12
• Press the [PASS] key to skip the selected frame. To register the
selected frame, press the [PASS] key again.
PASS 6.1.8
• Press the [PASS] key while pressing the [Shift] key to skip all
six frames displayed.
Note: Functions for printing services are available when an appropriate printer is connected to the system.
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3 STARTING UP AND SHUTTING DOWN
3.1 Starting Up the System ........................................................... 16
3.2 Shutting Down the System .................................................... 18
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3.1 Starting Up the System
Start up the system by following the procedure below.
IMPORTANT
If the film scanner SP-500 is started up before starting up the IC 3, the film scanner will not start up
properly. Be sure to start up the IC3 and film scanner in this order.
q Press the power switch on the film scanner.
Power Switch
R3-041
w Turn ON the media drives (PC card reader

and Zip/MO/CD-R drives, etc.).
The above device is an example.

FD034
e Turn ON the flatbed scanner.

FD257
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r Turn ON the monitor.
STARTING UP AND SHUTTING DOWN

FD036
t Turn ON the IC3.

C4C5 09
• When the system starts up, the order screen

appears.
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3.2 Shutting Down the System
Normally, shut down the system by performing the post-operational check

(see Chapter 7). If the system needs to be shut down in the event of an emergency,
shut down the system referring to Subsections 8.1.1 and 8.1.2.
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4 SCREEN CONFIGURATIONS
4.1 Main Menu Screen ...................................................................... 20
4.2 Order Information Screen ...................................................... 21

4.2.1 Service Menu and “Order Entry” Screen ................................. 22
4.2.2 “Process 1” Screen .................................................................. 23
4.2.3 “Process 2” Screen .................................................................. 25
4.2.4 Function Buttons on Order Information Screen ....................... 26
4.3 View and Order Screen ............................................................ 28

4.3.1 Selected Frame ....................................................................... 29
4.3.2 Function Buttons on View and Order Screen .......................... 30
4.4 Status and Setting Check Bar ............................................. 32

4.4.1 Error Notice Button .................................................................. 34
4.4.2 “System Information and Operations Setup” Dialog Box ......... 35
4.4.3 Processing Status Display ....................................................... 38
4.4.4 “Operational Environment Settings” Dialog Box ...................... 39
4.4.5 “Selected Frame Operation” Dialog Box.................................. 40
4.4.6 “Image Correct” Dialog Box ..................................................... 41
4.5 Title Bar ............................................................................................ 42
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4.1 Main Menu Screen
After the system has started up, when the button is clicked, the main menu
screen appears.
The log-in dialog box for the “Setup and

Maintenance” menu is displayed
(see Section 11.1).
The first screen of the “Pre-operational Check” menu is

displayed (see Section 5.1).
The order information screen is displayed

(see Section 4.2).
The first screen of the “Post-
operational Check” menu is
displayed (see Section 7.1).
The main menu screen also appears when clicking the [Cancel] button in the log-in dialog
box for the “Setup and Maintenance” menu (see Section 11.1).
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4.2 Order Information Screen
After the [Printing] button is clicked on the main menu screen, the following order
information screen appears. You can select the service and set up the various
conditions on this screen.
The specified settings on the order information screen can also be changed for each frame on the view and order
screen (see Section 4.3).
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SCREEN CONFIGURATIONS
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1 2 3 4 5 10 6
No. Name Function Refer to
1 “Media” Tab Not used

2 “Custom” Tab Not used
4.2.1
3 “Film” Tab Displays the “Film” service menu.
4 “Order Entry” Tab Displays the “Order Entry” screen.
5 “Process 1” Tab Displays the “Process 1” screen. 4.2.2
6 “Process 2” Tab Displays the “Process 2” screen. 4.2.3
7 Function Buttons • Preset functions can be selected. 4.2.4
• Displays the order number.
8 Title Bar 4.5
• Displays the number of determined prints.
Status and Setting Check
9 Used for setting/displaying processing conditions. 4.4
Bar
10 [Order Finish] Button Press this button to complete order registration. 6.1.8
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4.2.1 Service Menu and “Order Entry” Screen
On the "Film" service menu, the "Printing with Film" service can be selected. On the “Order Entry”
screen, input information can be specified for all frames in one order.
When registering or changing the service menu, use the Custom Button Setting Tool.
■ “Film” Menu and “Order Entry” Screen
■ Input Information
[Film Type] Button:

Displays the “Film Type” dialog box, where the
film type “Color negative”, “Reversal” or “B/W
negative” can be selected.
This button appears when the “Media from Film”

service is selected.
[1st Print/Re-order Print] Button:

Switches between the “1st Print” mode and
“Re-order Print” mode.
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4.2.2 “Process 1” Screen
On the “Process 1” screen, image processing functions and processing conditions can be set for all
frames in one order.
■ Image Processing 1
[Monotone Correction] Button:

The monotone finish function can be set
(see Section 10.6).
■ Image Processing 2
[Retouch] Button:
Displays the “Retouch” dialog box. This dialog
box is used to set the retouching function for
one order (see Subsection 6.1.11).
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■ Conditions 1
[Custom Setting No.] Button:

The desired custom setting can be displayed
(see Section 10.14).
[Exp. Cond] Button:

The exposure condition retrieval function is
used for writing with the exposure conditions
applied to initial writing.
The exposure condition all retrieve function is
available for 135 color negative film and IX240
color negative/reversal/black-and-white film
(see Subsection 6.1.16).
[Special Film Channel] Button:

Monotone film (for color processing) on which
a special film channel is set can be written
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4.2.3 “Process 2” Screen
On the “Process 2” screen, the following conditions can be set for all frames in one order.
■ Entry/Frame
[Switching of Frame] Button:

The number of frames on the printing screen
(6 frames or 1 frame) is changed (see Section
10.12).
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4.2.4 Function Buttons on Order Information Screen
Details of the function buttons (F1 to F6) on the order information screen are shown below. Click the
function menu [1] or [2] button to switch the functions. Select the desired function by clicking the
respective button or pressing the corresponding function key on the keyboard.
Function Menu is also switched while pressing the [Shift] key.

This example shows the default settings.
When registering or changing the settings on the function buttons, use the Custom Button Setting Tool.
■ Function Menu 1
When clicking the function menu [1] button, the following function buttons are available.
Function Menu [1] Button
The exposure condition retrieval function can

be selected.
The desired custom setting can be displayed.
The retouching function can be set.
Click this button to return to the view and order

screen.
This button appears only when film is inserted.
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■ Function Menu 2
Click to switch between 1-frame and 6-frame
view and order screen.
Click this button to return to the view and order

screen.
This button appears only when film is inserted.
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4.3 View and Order Screen
When film is inserted, the following view and order screen appears. On the view and
order screen, writing conditions can be set for each frame.
5 6 7
No. Name Function Refer to
1 Selected Frame Color/density correction can be specified for each frame. 4.3.1
2 Function Buttons Sets processing conditions. 4.3.2
• Displays the order number.
3 Title Bar 4.5
• Displays the number of determined prints.
Status and Setting Check • Displays processing conditions.
4 4.4
Bar • Sets printing conditions.
Fixes the order and displays the “Order Data Display”
5 [Order Finish] Button
dialog box.
Fixes the settings such as color and density corrections of
6 [All] Button the displayed and subsequent frames and starts 6.1.8
processing.
Fixes the settings such as color and density corrections of
7 [START] Button
the displayed frames and starts processing.
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4.3.1 Selected Frame
1 2
3 5
6 7 8 9 10
No. Name Description
1 Print Position Mark This arrow indicates the top of the print.
135 film: F=FULL, P=PANO, H=HV
2 Film Size/Cropping Frame
IX240 film: C/P/H
3 Frame No./File Name The frame number is displayed.
4 IX240 Print Size (C/P/H) Display Print size “C”
5 Cropping Magnification 3.96 = Magnification 3.96
6 Cyan (C) Key Correction Amount -1 = Correction amount -1
7 Magenta (M) Key Correction Amount No = 0
8 Yellow (Y) Key Correction Amount No = 0
9 Density (D) Key Correction Amount 1 = Correction amount +1
10 P.SET 1 = 1 sheet
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4.3.2 Function Buttons on View and Order Screen
Details of the function buttons (F1 to F6) on the view and order screen are shown below. Click the
function menu [1] or [2] button to switch the functions. Select the desired function by clicking the
respective button or pressing the corresponding function key on the keyboard.
Function Menu is also switched while pressing the [Shift] key.

This example shows the default settings.
When registering or changing the settings on the function buttons, use the Custom Button Setting Tool.
■ Function Menu 1
The selected image is rotated.

The print position mark on the monitor screen
turns 90 degrees. The color positive image is
turned upside down by clicking this button
twice.
Click to perform center cropping with a

reduction ratio of up to 50% of the standard
magnification. Magnification up to 42 times is
possible (see Section 10.9).
The “Sharpness” function can be selected

(see Section 10.4).
The “Tone Adjust” function can be selected

(see Section 10.3).
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The order information screen is displayed for
checking the contents of the current order.
To return to the view and order screen, click
the [Operation Environment Settings] button
on the Status and Setting Check Bar and then
click the [Return] button, or click the [F6 →Print
Screen] button on function menu [1] or [2].
■ Function Menu 2
The exposure condition retrieval function for

reprinting can be selected (see Subsection
6.1.17).
All color positive images are rotated 180

degrees.
Printing of the displayed 6 frames is skipped.
The order information screen is displayed for

checking the contents of the current order.
To return to the view and order screen, click
the [Operation Environment Settings] button
on the Status and Setting Check Bar and then
click the [Return] button, or click the [F6 →Print
Screen] button on function menu [1] or [2].
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4.4 Status and Setting Check Bar
■ Order Information Screen

1 3
2 4 5 6 7 8 9
■ View and Order Screen

1 3 12 13
2 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 14
No. Name Description Refer to

Displays the error information of other
1 Error Notice Button devices. If an error is reported from another 4.4.1
device, this button lights up yellow.
Displays the “System Information and
Operations Setup” dialog box.
2 [i] Button This dialog box is used to display the special 4.4.2
film channel number and the processing
status of the printer and processor.
Displays the processing status of the

3 Processing Status Display 4.4.3
scanner.
4 Print Size Switching Button Switches the print size decision mode. —
Displays the type of the film and film carrier.

On the view and order screen, the film
presence indication “IN” shown below
5 Film Selection Display appears. —
Displays the current frame feed mode (Auto/

6 Frame Feed Mode Display 6.1.5
Semi/Manual).
Custom Setting Number
7 Displays the current custom setting number. 10.14
Display
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No. Name Description Refer to
Operational Environment Displays the “Operational Environment

8 4.4.4
Settings Button Settings” dialog box.
Operation returns to the main menu screen.

9 [Main Menu] Button This button appears only on the order —
information screen.
Displays the “Selected Frame Operation”

dialog box. 4
This dialog box is used to rotate the color
Selected Frame Operation positive image for each order or for each
10 4.4.5
Button frame, to skip processing of the remaining
frames.
This button appears only on the view and
order screen.
Displays the “Image Correct” dialog box.
This dialog box is used for image correction
11 Image Correct Button for each frame. 4.4.6
This button appears only on the view and
order screen.
Skips printing of the selected frame.
12 [PASS] Button This button appears only on the view and 6.1.8
order screen.
Moves the color positive images to the right
Positive Image Position or left at low speed.
13 —
Adjustment Buttons This button appears only on the view and
order screen.
Moves to the previous or next frame in the
one-frame printing mode.
14 Frame Feed Buttons 10.12
This button appears only in the one-frame
view and order screen.
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4.4.1 Error Notice Button
If an error is reported from another device, the [Error Notice] button lights up yellow. If this happens,
click the button to display the error information of other devices.
If an error is reported from another device,

the Error Notice button lights up yellow.
Device Name Display Area Error Message Display Area
[Close] Button:
The error information
disappears.
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4.4.2 “System Information and Operations Setup” Dialog Box
When the [i] button is clicked, the “System Information and Operations Setup” dialog box appears.
[i] Button
[Optional software] Button:
The “Optional software setting” dialog box is displayed.
The version numbers of installed software are displayed.
[Status Display] Button:

The “Status Display” dialog box is displayed (see page 36).
IC3 software version

is displayed.
[Print Stop] Button:

Printing is stopped.
[Error Infor. Check] Button:

The “Error Information Check”
screen is displayed
(see page 37).
[Stop the order] Button:

Order processing is canceled. (see Subsection 10.16).
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■ “Status Display” Dialog Box
With monotone film, if the DX

code cannot be read, use the
Special Film Channel.
DX Code
Hard Disk Usage Rate
[OK] Button:
The “Status Display” dialog box
disappears.
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■ “Error Information Check” Screen
[Log Info.] Button:
Error log information is displayed. [OK] Button:
[Accum. Info.] Button: screen disappears.
Accumulated error information is displayed.
[Accum. Info.] Button:

Accumulated error information is displayed.
[Log Info.] Button:

Error log information is displayed. [OK] Button:
screen disappears.
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4.4.3 Processing Status Display
The indications on the processing status display section indicate the processing status of the film
scanner.
Processing Status Display
Scanner section image memory status
: Image data is in image memory. : Image memory is full.
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4.4.4 “Operational Environment Settings” Dialog Box
When the operational environment settings button is clicked, the “Operational Environment Settings”
dialog box appears.
Operational Environment Settings Button
[Switching of Frame] Button:
The number of frames on the view and order screen (6 frames or 1 frame)
is changed (see Section 10.12).
[Film Drive] Button:
The film driving method for the auto film carrier NC100AR can be selected
[Mask Setup] Button:

Select the type of the film mask after installing the mask.
NC100AR: Select 135 full frame or 135 half frame mask (optional).
MFC10AR (optional): Select 135 mount or 240 mount mask.
[Order Info.] Button:

This button is displayed after
film is inserted. When this
button is clicked, operation
returns to the order information
screen.
[Return] Button:
This button is displayed when
returning to the order
information screen after film is
inserted. When this button is
clicked, operation returns to the
[Close] Button: view and order screen.
The “Operational Environment Settings”
dialog box disappears.
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4.4.5 “Selected Frame Operation” Dialog Box
When the selected frame operation button is clicked, the “Selected Frame Operation” dialog box
appears.
The selected frame operation button appears only on the view and order screen.
Selected Frame Operation Button
[All Rotate] Button: [All PASS] Button:

All color positive images are Writing is skipped for the displayed
turned upside down by frames and subsequent frames.
pressing this button.
[Image Rotate] Button: [All FULL/PANO/HV] Button:

Color positive image is turned Print sizes of all the frames are
upside down by pressing this changed simultaneously.
button twice.
[Close] Button:
The “Selected Frame
Operation” dialog box
disappears.
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4.4.6 “Image Correct” Dialog Box
When the image correct button is clicked, the “Image Correct” dialog box appears. The image
correction functions can be set for each frame.
The image correct button appears only on the view and order screen.
Image Correct Button 4
[Sharpness] Button:
The “Sharpness” dialog box is displayed (see Section 10.4).
[Saturation] Button:
The “Saturation” dialog box is displayed (see Section 10.5).
[Monotone Correction] Button:

The “Monotone Correction” dialog box is displayed (see Section 10.6).
[Exp Cond] Button:
The “Exposure Condition Retrieve” dialog box is displayed
[Contrast Adjustment] Button: The “Gradation Adjustment” or
“Tone Adjust” dialog box is displayed.
[Color Intensity] Button:

The “Color Intensity” dialog box is displayed.
[Close] Button:
The “Image Correct” dialog box disappears.
[Retouch] Button:
The “Retouch” dialog box is displayed (see Subsection 6.1.11).
[Tone Adjustment] Button:

The “Tone Adjust” dialog box is displayed (see Section 10.3).
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4.5 Title Bar
This section explains the functions of the title bar.
Print Quantity Display:

The number of determined prints in the order is displayed.
Order Number Display:

The order number is displayed. The order number can also
be entered manually (see Subsection 10.13.2).
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5 BEFORE OPERATION
5.1 Pre-operational Checks ........................................................... 44

5.1.1 Film Carrier Cleaning............................................................... 45
5.1.2 LED Light Source Cover Cleaning........................................... 52
5.1.3 Scanner Correction.................................................................. 53
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5.1 Pre-operational Checks
q On the order screen, click the button.
• The main menu screen appears.
q Click the [Pre-operational Check] button on

the Main Menu screen.
• The first screen of “1 Film Carrier Cleaning”

appears.
w Perform the pre-operational checks by

following the instructions on the screen.
● Basic operation of the pre-operational

checks
Perform Items 1 to 3 in order.
To proceed to the next item, click the [Next
Page] button. When the [Next Page] button
is no longer displayed, click the [OK] button.
Be sure to complete all items before starting
operations.
● To display the No.1 to No.3 screens after

completing the pre-operational checks
The [1 Film Carrier Cleaning] to [3 Scanner
Correction] buttons can be used for
displaying or performing each item after
completing the pre-operational checks.
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5.1.1 Film Carrier Cleaning
Clean the film carrier.
IMPORTANT
If the diffusion box is not cleaned, any dirt adhering to it may cause uneven prints, or dust or dirt
may appear on the prints.
BEFORE OPERATION
q Press the carrier lock release button to
Carrier Lock
Release Button release the film carrier.
w While holding the film carrier as shown, pull

the film carrier forward until it stops.
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
R3-045
e Turn the handle 90 degrees and then pull

out the film carrier.
While removing the carrier, if it is caught in the film

scanner, remove it while pressing the carrier lock
release button.
Handle
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AY
R3-046
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Upper Feed Section r Press the upper feed section lock release
button to release the lock, and then open
the upper feed section.
Upper Feed Section

Lock Release Button
R3-042
Sensor (on Upper Feed Lane) t Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the
sensors (glass surfaces) using the blower
brush.
If the glass surfaces of the feed lane are dirty, remove

any dirt or dust using a lens cleaning cloth.
IMPORTANT
• Dust or dirt may scratch or mark the films.
Take care not to scratch or mark the
sensors.
• Do not use alcohol solution to clean the
Sensors
sensors.
(on Lower Feed Lane) Blower Brush
R3-001 y Click the [Next Page] button.
• The second screen of “1 Film Carrier Cleaning”

appears.
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Film Guide Section u Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the film
(on Upper Feed Lane) guide sections using the blower brush.
Blower
Brush If the glass surfaces of the feed lane are dirty, remove
any dirt or dust using a lens cleaning cloth.
IMPORTANT
• Dust or dirt on a film guide section may
scratch or mark the films.
i Click the [Next Page] button.
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Film Guide Section
BEFORE OPERATION
(on Lower Feed Lane)
R3-002
• The third screen of “1 Film Carrier Cleaning”

appears.
Diffusion Plates o Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the

upper and lower surfaces of the diffusion
plates on the 135 full lower mask and 135
Blower Brush half lower mask (optional) using the blower
brush.
IMPORTANT
• Do not use alcohol solution to clean the
diffusion plates.
• Do not drop the mask on the glass surfaces
of the feed lanes. Otherwise the glass
135F Lower
Mask Diffusion surfaces may be damaged.
Plates
R3-003
!0 Click the [Next Page] button.
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• The fourth screen of “1 Film Carrier Cleaning”
appears.
Diffusion Box (Top) Blower Brush !1 Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the top
and bottom of the diffusion box using the
blower brush.
IMPORTANT
• Take care not to damage the top or bottom
of the diffusion box.
• If the diffusion box is not cleaned, dust or
dirt on the diffusion box may appear on the
prints.
• If the diffusion box is contaminated with
fingerprints, wipe them off using a lens
Diffusion Box (Bottom) cleaning cloth.
R3-004
• The fifth screen of “1 Film Carrier Cleaning”

appears.
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!3 Make sure the dust removal brush lever is
Dust Removal
set to the “N” position and then blow off any
Brush Lever
dirt or dust adhering to the dust removal
brushes.
Dust Removal Blower Brush

Brushes 5
R3-005
BEFORE OPERATION
• The sixth screen of “1 Film Carrier Cleaning”
appears.
Blower Brush !5 Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the 135
full upper mask and 135 half upper mask
(option) using the blower brush.
135F Upper Mask

R3-006
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• The seventh screen of “1 Film Carrier Cleaning”
appears.
!7 Open the winding section cover.
Roller Cleaning Knob !8 While rotating the roller cleaning knob,

Cotton Swab
remove any dirt or dust adhering to the
rollers by using a cotton swab moistened
with water or wet soft cloth such as lens
cleaning cloth.
IMPORTANT
Allow the rollers to dry completely before
feeding film.

Rollers (6)
R3-007
• The eighth screen of “1 Film Carrier Cleaning”

appears.
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Winding Section Roller Cleaning @0 While rotating the roller cleaning knob, blow
Cover Knob off any dirt or dust adhering to the winding
section roller using the blower brush.
Dust or dirt on the winding section may cause film feed

errors. If the winding section is heavily soiled, use a
cotton swab moistened with alcohol solution (50%
ethanol) to remove any dirt or dust adhering to the
winding section.
@1 Close the upper feed section and press it

down until it clicks.
Winding Section
Roller
Blower Brush
5
BEFORE OPERATION
R3-011 @2 Click the [OK] button.
• The “2 LED Light Source Cover Cleaning”

screen appears.
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5.1.2 LED Light Source Cover Cleaning
Clean the LED board cover.
IMPORTANT
If the LED board cover is dirty, film scanning may take more time than usual, or unevenness in color
or density may result.
LED Board Cover q Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the top
of the LED board cover using the blower
brush.
w Click the [OK] button.
• The “3 Scanner Correction” screen appears.
Blower Brush
R3-008
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5.1.3 Scanner Correction
Perform scanner correction to carry out the automatic correction of the scanner conditions in order
to obtain consistent print quality.
BEFORE OPERATION
q Hold the carrier as shown, insert the film
carrier until it stops halfway.
w Turn the handle 90 degrees

counterclockwise.
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
Handle
R3-043
Carrier Lock Button e Hold the film carrier as shown, insert the
film carrier until it stops.
r Press the carrier lock button to lock the

carrier.
t Click the [Start] button.
Do not insert film.
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
R3-044
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• Scanner correction starts.
• After the completion of the correction, the “The

scanner correction is completed” message
appears.
y When the optional manual film carrier

MFC10AR is used, perform scanner
correction by following the procedure below.

Carrier Lock

Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
R3-045
e Turn the handle 90 degrees and then pull

Handle
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AY
R3-046
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r Insert the MFC10AR until it stops.
t Press the carrier lock button to lock the

MFC10AR.
Manual Film Carrier

MFC10AR
Carrier Lock Button

R3-143
5
y Close the calibration cover.
BEFORE OPERATION
u Click the [Start] button.
Do not insert the film holder.
Calibration Cover
R3-144
• Scanner correction starts.
• After the completion of the correction, the “The

scanner correction is completed” message
appears.
u Click the [OK] button.
• The order information screen appears.
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6 BASIC OPERATIONS
This chapter describes the basic order registration procedure.
6.1 Printing with Film ........................................................................ 58

6.1.1 Auto Film Carrier Installation ................................................... 58
6.1.2 Original Selection .................................................................... 60
6.1.3 Print Size Selection ................................................................. 61
6.1.4 Setting the Number of Prints ................................................... 62
6.1.5 Frame Feed Mode Selection ................................................... 63
6.1.6 Selecting Auto Film Carrier Film Driving Method..................... 65
6.1.7 Inserting Film ........................................................................... 66
6.1.8 Normal Printing ........................................................................ 69
6.1.9 Sorting Prints ........................................................................... 73
6.1.10 Checking.................................................................................. 73
6.1.11 Retouching .............................................................................. 74
6.1.12 Special Film Channel Selection ............................................... 77
6.1.13 135 Half-size Frame Printing (Optional) .................................. 78
6.1.14 Reorder Printing (by Frame Order).......................................... 80
6.1.15 Reorder Printing (by Frame No.) ............................................. 87
6.1.16 Reprinting with Exposure Condition All Retrieval Function...... 91
6.1.17 Reprinting with Individual Exposure Condition Retrieval ......... 94
6.2 Film Loading Errors and Countermeasures ................ 96
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6.1 Printing with Film
6.1.1 Auto Film Carrier Installation

■ Installing Auto Film Carrier NC100AR
q Hold the carrier as shown, insert the film

carrier until it stops halfway.
w Turn the handle 90 degrees

counterclockwise.
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
Handle
R3-043
Carrier Lock Button e Hold the film carrier as shown, insert the
film carrier until it stops.
r Press the carrier lock button to lock the

carrier.
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
R3-044
• The “I-SP-4422” message appears.
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If the scanner correction is not performed during the
pre-operational check, the “I-SP-4312” message
appears and then the scanner correction starts
automatically.
■ Removing Auto Film Carrier NC100AR

Carrier Lock

6
BASIC OPERATIONS
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
R3-045
Handle e Turn the handle 90 degrees and then pull

While removing the film carrier, if it is caught in the film

release button.
Carrier Lock
Auto Film Carrier
Release Button
NC100AR
R3-046
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6.1.2 Original Selection
Select the type of film to be printed.
q On the “Order Entry” screen of the order

information screen, click the [Film Type]
button.
• The “Film Type Selection” dialog box appears.
w Click the [Negative], [B/W negative] or

[Reversal] button.
• The dialog box disappears.
• The selected film type is displayed on the [Film

Type] button.
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6.1.3 Print Size Selection
Select the print size.
q On the “Order Entry” screen of the order

information screen, click the [Print Size]
button.
• The “Print Size Selection” dialog box appears.

6
The print sizes that can be printed with the paper
BASIC OPERATIONS
magazine chosen for the selected print size are
indicated in blue.
• The current print size is highlighted.
w Use the [ ↑ ] and [ ↓ ] keys to select the print

size to be printed.
e In the “Surface” column, click the [▼] button

to select the paper type.
The paper types and their abbreviated

codes are shown below.
Paper Type Code
Glossy G
Lustre L
Matte M
Silk S
SupremeG g
SupremeM m
Thin T
Other1 1
Other2 2
Other3 3
Other4 4
r Click the [All] button.
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• The selected paper size is applied for all

subsequent frames.
6.1.4 Setting the Number of Prints

Set the number of prints on the order information screen before inserting film.
q On the “Order Entry” screen, click the [▲]

and [▼] buttons in the “Print Q’ty” column to
set the number of prints.
Click the [▲] button to increase the number.

Click the [▼] button to decrease the
number.
The number of prints can also be changed by the

numeric keys.
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6.1.5 Frame Feed Mode Selection
Select the film feed mode. The following two feed modes are available.
q Click the operational environment settings

button on the order information screen.
• The “Operational Environment Settings” dialog

box appears.
w Click the [Switching of Frame] button to

select the film feed mode.
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• The display changes to “Auto” or “Semi” each
BASIC OPERATIONS
time the [Switching of Printing Mode] button is
clicked.
In the one-frame printing mode (see Section 10.12),

the “Auto”, “Semi” or “Manual” mode can be selected.
e Click the [Close] button.
• The selected film feed mode is displayed on the

status and setting check bar.
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KKK Semi Mode
In this mode, the images of the first 6 frames are displayed. Color or density correction can be
performed. When the [START/ENTER] key is pressed, printing starts. Then the images of the next 6
frames are displayed.
Pre-scanning is executed and the images
of the first 6 frames are displayed.
START/ENTER
Printing starts. The images of the next 6

frames are displayed.
START/ENTER
KKK Auto Mode

In this mode, the images of the first 6 frames are displayed. Then printing starts automatically.
Pre-scanning is executed. Then images

of the first 6 frames are displayed.
Printing starts automatically. Then the

images of the next 6 frames are displayed.
If the mouse is moved or any key is pressed during

scanning, feeding stops after color positive images are
displayed even if “Auto” film feed mode is selected.
Press the [START/ENTER] key to return to “Auto” film
feed mode.
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6.1.6 Selecting Auto Film Carrier Film Driving Method
Two types of film driving methods, “Frame” and “Feed”, are available for the auto film carrier
NC100AR. Normally, the “Frame” (automatic frame detection) mode is used. If a film has continuous
underexposed or greatly overexposed frames, automatic frame detection may not function. Select
the “Feed” mode before printing such film.
Regardless of driving method, if the first frame is underexposed, film feeding may not stop when inserting the film.
If this occurs, press the frame feed key on the film carrier to stop film feeding and adjust the position of the first frame.
q Click the operational environment settings

button on the order information screen.

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BASIC OPERATIONS
box appears.
w Click the [Film Drive] button.
• The “Film Feeding Method” dialog box appears.
e Click the [Frame] or [Feed] button.
r Click the [OK] or [All] button.
[OK]: All frames of the order are printed

with the selected film driving method.
[All]: All frames are printed with the
selected film driving method.
t When the “Feed” mode is selected, set the

feed amount of the 135 film on the
“NC100AR Fixed Feeding Setup” menu
(see Section 11.3).
Setting of the feed amount is required because it may

vary depending on the camera used.
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6.1.7 Inserting Film
IMPORTANT
Films in any of the following states may cause film jamming. Correct such films before installing
them.
q Specify the settings for one order and then

press the [Start] button on the FRONTMAN
screen.
(1) (3) For details on the FRONTMAN screen, refer to the

operation manual for the IC3.
(1)Films with the leading or trailing end cut

(2) (4)
diagonally (with one side longer than the
other by more than one perforation)
(2)Films with check tape attached over the

perforations
(3)Films with splicing tape left on.
(4)Heavily curled films
IMPORTANT
Always wear clean gloves when handling films.
w Place the film so that the frame numbers

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Film can be read normally.
When the optional film ejection guide is e Insert the trailing end of the film into the
installed:
insertion guide of the carrier.
Film
Film Ejection Guide
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A black-and-white positive image is displayed in the
following cases.
- When the film feeding method is “Feed”
- When the film feeding method is “Frame”, if the first
frame cannot be detected because the film has
continuous underexposed frames.
q If the first frame of the film is not displayed,

click the or button to adjust the
position of the first frame. And then make
sure the positive black and white image fits
into the selected frame. Adjust the position
with the or button if necessary.
w Click the [OK] button. 6
BASIC OPERATIONS
Scanning starts automatically if no key operation is
made for a specified time after the black-and-white
positive image appears. This timer setting can be
specified by the user (see the "Condition Setup and
Maintenance" manual.
The message shown at the left appears when the

[Scan Cancel] key is pressed.
[Order Stop]: The order is canceled and film is ejected.
The order number is incremented. Click
this button when changing printing
conditions for the next printing.
[Eject]: Film is ejected. The order number
remains unchanged. Click this button
when the same printing conditions are
applied. (When this button is clicked,
printing conditions cannot be changed
until the order is finished.)
When scanning long film such as strip film, put your

hand on the film to prevent it from becoming tangled
outside the carrier. If film becomes tangled or caught
in something, film feed errors or scratches on film may
result.
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• The “Scanning...” message appears.
• The scanner scans the images of the frames

while feeding the film into the winding section.
• The indicator lamp on the film carrier lights

Indicator Lamp green.
• The film carrier reads the bar-code (DX code) of

the film, indicates the frame numbers on the
printing screen and automatically sets the
conditions for the frames.
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• The first 6 frames are displayed on the screen.
<How to use the positive image position

adjustment buttons>
[t]: Click to move the color image to the right-

hand side slightly.
[s]: Click to move the color image to the left-
hand side slightly.
The message shown at the left appears when the

[Scan Cancel] key is pressed.
[Order Stop]: The order is canceled and film is ejected.
The order number is incremented. Click
this button when changing printing
conditions for the next printing.
[Eject]: Film is ejected. The order number
remains unchanged. Click this button
when the same printing conditions are
applied. (When this button is clicked,
printing conditions cannot be changed
until the order is finished.)
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6.1.8 Normal Printing
• When inserting film, if the first frame is not
detected, scanning starts after the first-frame
position adjustment. If the first frame is
detected, scanning starts automatically.
• The images of the first 6 frames appear on the

screen.
BASIC OPERATIONS
• If “Auto” frame feed mode is selected, the film is
fine-scanned and automatically fed by 6 frames
at a time.
If the mouse is moved or any key is pressed during

pre-scanning, feeding stops after color positive
images are displayed, even if “Auto” film feed mode is
selected. Press the [START/ENTER] key to return to
“Auto” Frame feed mode.
q If necessary, correct the color and density

while viewing the color positive image on
the monitor screen.
(Density correction: See Section 10.1).
(Color correction: See Section 10.2).
(Tone adjustment: See Section 10.3).
(Selecting sharpness level: See Section 10.4).
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To magnify the desired image, double-click the image
area. On the magnified screen, only color corrections
can be performed. To return to the 6-frame view and
order screen, double-click the image area of the
magnified view.
Double-click
Skip the frames not to be printed by pressing the

[PASS] key. Skipped frames are not printed on the
index print.
Press the [Shift] and [PASS] keys at the same time to

skip all six frames displayed.
If the prints of remaining frames are not necessary,

click the [Order Finish] button. If the [Order Finish]
button is clicked, index prints are not printed.
w Press the [START/ENTER] key if the frame

feed mode is “Semi”.
When the [All] button is clicked, the displayed frames

and all the subsequent frames are printed
automatically.
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• The film is ejected.
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When the optional film ejection guide is installed:

Film Ejection Guide
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BASIC OPERATIONS
Film
Film Receiver Box

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e Proceed with scanning of the images.
IMPORTANT
Do not touch the film while it is being fed
through the carrier. Pulling out the film at this
time will cause abnormal print results.
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• When the last frame is scanned, the “Order Data
Display” dialog box appears automatically.
• The message shown at the left appears.
• The green indicator lamp blinks when the fine-

Indicator Lamp scanning is completed.
The film can be changed when the indicator lamp

blinks green.
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When canceling printing, press the [PRINT STOP] key.
How to stop printing:

When the [PRINT STOP] key is pressed, the print stop
dialog box appears.
Click the [All clear] button to cancel printing of all
orders specified but not yet printed. Click the [One
order clear] button to cancel printing of the last order
specified but not yet printed. Note that if there is no
image data in the memory, this button does not
function.
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6.1.9 Sorting Prints
q Remove the sorted prints from the printer.
For details on operations of the printer, refer to the

operation manual for the printer.
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6.1.10 Checking
Print Index Print q Cut the printed film into 4- or 6-frame strips
counting from the trailing end and put them
into a negative sleeve. Then place the
negative sleeve on a light box.
w Compare the prints with the index print or

film and conduct the following checks.
• Is the density of the prints acceptable?

• Are the colors of the prints acceptable?
• Is there any processing-induced damage or dirt
D502 on the prints?
• Are there any unacceptable prints (out of focus, etc.)?
• Have any frames been skipped during printing?
• Is the number of prints correct?
Make sure the number of prints matches the number

printed on the back of the index print.
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6.1.11 Retouching
Dust or scratches on the film can be erased with this function, resulting in a sharp reduction in
reprinting.
IMPORTANT
The retouching function must be set to ON. If the retouching function is set to OFF, minute scratches
or dust on film may appear in the prints.
This function cannot be used for the black and white film.
<Setting for one order on the order information screen>
q On the order information screen, click the

“Process 1” tab.
• The “Process 1” screen appears.
w Click the [Retouch] button.
• The “Retouch” dialog box appears.
e Click the [YES] button.
• Retouching levels appear in the box.
r Select the desired level.
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t Click the [OK] or [All] button.
[OK]: All frames of the order are retouched.

When printing of the order finishes,
the system returns to the normal
mode.
[All]: All subsequment frames are
retouched.
When “Higher” is selected, detecting and correcting

capabilities are improved. However, processing speed
decreases.

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y Proceed with printing using the same
BASIC OPERATIONS
procedure as for normal printing.
<Setting for each frame on the view and order screen>
q Specify the settings for one order and then

press the [Start] button on the FRONTMAN
screen.
For details on the FRONTMAN screen, refer to the

w Insert the film into the auto film carrier.
• The view and order screen appears.
e Click the desired frame.
The frame can also be selected by pressing the [ → ],

[ ← ], [ ↓ ] and [ ↑ ] keys.
r Click the image correct button.
• The “Image Correct” dialog box appears.
t Click the [Retouch] button.
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• The “Retouch” dialog box appears.
y Click the [YES] button.
• Retouching levels appear in the “Level” box.
u Select the desired level.
i Click the [OK] or [Hold] button.
[OK]: The selected frame is retouched.
[Hold]: The selected frame and the

following frames are retouched.
When printing of the order finishes,
the system returns to the normal
mode.
When “Higher” is selected, detecting and correcting

capabilities are improved. However, processing speed
decreases.
o Proceed with printing.
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6.1.12 Special Film Channel Selection
Monotone prints using a special film channel can be produced from monotone film.
q Insert the monotone film into the auto film

carrier.
• The scanner reads the DX code of the film and

selects the correct film channel automatically if
the film is set up in a special film channel.
• If the DX code of the film, that is set up in a

special film channel, cannot be read out, the
message “W-SP-4346 Couldn’t read the bar
code on film. Continue processing.” appears. If 6
this message appears, select a film channel by
BASIC OPERATIONS
following the steps below.

w Click the [Special Film Channel] button.
• The “Special Film CH Selection” dialog box

appears.
e Select the film channel.
r Click the [OK] button.
• The monotone images are displayed on the

monitor screen.
w Proceed with printing using the same

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6.1.13 135 Half-size Frame Printing (Optional)
With regard to 135 half-size frames, index prints
cannot be printed.
q Remove the auto film carrier NC100AR

Upper Feed Section w Press the upper feed section lock release
lever to release the lock, and then open the
upper feed section.
Upper Feed Section

Lock Release Button
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135 Full-frame Upper Mask e Remove the 135 full-frame upper mask.
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135 Half-frame Upper Mask r Install the 135 half-frame upper mask.
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135 Full-frame Lower Mask t Remove the 135 full-frame lower mask.
y Install the 135 half-frame lower mask.
u Close the upper feed section and press it

down until it clicks.
i Install the film carrier (see Subsection 6.1.1).
135 Half-frame Lower Mask

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BASIC OPERATIONS
o On the order information screen, click the
operational environment settings button.

box appears.
!0 Click the [Mask Setup] button.
• The “Mask Setup” dialog box appears.
!1 Click the [Half (H)] button of “135 Auto Film

Carrier”.
!2 Click the [OK] or [All] button.
Be sure to select the 135 half-size frame on the “Mask

Setup” screen. Otherwise the frames on the view and
order screen will be displayed incorrectly.
[OK]: All frames of the order are printed with

the 135 half-size frame setting.
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[All]: All subsequent frames are printed with
the 135 half-size frame setting.
• The “I-SP-4312” message appears and then the

scanner correction starts automatically.
• The system changes to the “135 Half” mode.
!3 Insert the 135 film with half-size frames into

the auto film carrier NC100AR.
!4 Continue with the printing by the same

procedure as for 135 full-size frame printing
6.1.14 Reorder Printing (by Frame Order)
q Select the print size (see Subsection 6.1.3).
w Select “Semi” mode by pressing the [FILM

DRIVE] key (see Subsection 6.1.5).
If a piece negative has an unexposed frame, select

“Feed” for “Film Driving Method” (see Subsection
6.1.6).
If “Frame” for “Film Driving Method” is selected, prints
after the unexposed frame will not match the specified
order because the unexposed frame cannot be
detected.
e On the order information screen, click the

[1st Print/Re-order Print] button.
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• The “135 Re-order List (Frame order)” screen
appears.
When the “135 Re-order List (Frame No.)” screen

appears, press the [Frame order] button in the lower
left-hand corner of the screen.
In the “Frame Order” mode, the [Frame No.] button

is displayed.
In the “Frame No.” mode, the [Frame order] button
is displayed.
When the number of film pieces is 5 and the number of

frames per film piece is 4:
r Move the cursor to “Print Piece Q’ty” and 6
enter the number of film pieces and number
BASIC OPERATIONS
of frames per film piece (6, 5 or 4).
The number of frames per film piece can be changed

to 6, 5 or 4.
• The number of the row in the list changes to

correspond with the number of film pieces
entered.
• The number of frames in the list changes to

correspond with the number of frames per film
piece entered.
Even if no print is ordered for a film piece (see the “S2”

piece in the figure), the film piece must be included in
“Piece No.” and needs to be inserted into the film
carrier so that all frames are printed on index prints.
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t Move the cursor to “Last Frame No.” and
select “Left adj.” or “Right adj.”.
When entering the number of prints, select “Left adj.”

to align the left-hand end of the last film piece with the
left-hand end of the film sheet, or select “Right adj.” to
align the right-hand end of the last film piece with the
right-hand end of the film sheet.
When “Left adj.” is selected: • When “Left adj.” is selected, a red mark is
displayed on the left-hand side of the last film
piece.
When “Right adj.” is selected: • When “Right adj.” is selected, a red mark is
displayed on the right-hand side of the last film
piece.
With regard to the film pieces other than the last film
piece, only “Right adj.” is available. (A red mark is
displayed on the right-hand side of each film piece.)
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y Enter the number of prints in accordance
with the order sheet.
<To enter a two-digit number with

numeric keys>
Press the [P. SET] key, and then enter the
number.
<Example>
To enter 12, press [P. SET], and then the [1]
and [2] keys.
<To enter same number for all frames on

one piece>
Press the [P.SET], number and [START/
ENTER] keys.
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<Example>
BASIC OPERATIONS
To enter 3 for all frames on one piece, press
the [P.SET], [3] and [START/ENTER] keys.
<To enter the same number for all

frames on all pieces>
Press the [P.SET], number and [SORT/
ORDER] keys.
<Example>
To enter 2 for all frames, press the [P.SET],
[2] and [SORT/ORDER] keys.
Skip no-order frames by pressing the arrow key.
• The total number of prints is automatically

indicated in the “Total” box.
u To specify the size, click the [▼] button and

select “F”, “P” or “HV”.
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i Move the cursor to “Film Develop” and
select “Yes” or “No”.
o Insert the film piece having the lowest frame

numbers (inserted in the topmost row in the
sleeve) in the auto film carrier NC100AR.
• The scanner pre-scans the frames.

following cases.
When a black-and-white positive image is displayed,
adjust the position of the first frame by following the
procedure below.

sure the black-and-white positive image fits
• Pre-scanning starts automatically if no key

operation is made for a specified time after the
black-and-white positive image appears. This
timer setting can be specified by the user
(see the "Condition Setup and Maintenance"
manual).
w Click the [OK] button or press the [START/

ENTER] key.
When the [Cancel] button is clicked, the film is ejected.
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• The [OK] button on the lower right-hand side of
the “135 Re-order List (Frame order)” screen is
enabled.
!0 Click the [OK] button.
From the second film piece, this step (clicking the [OK]
button) is not required.
• The “0” appears on the frame not to be printed.

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Press the [P. SET] and numeric keys to change the
BASIC OPERATIONS
number of prints.
!1 If necessary, correct the color and density

the monitor screen.
!2 Click the [START] button.
• The film piece is returned during fine-scanning.
• The “135 Re-order List (Frame order)” screen

appears.
• The film piece to be inserted is indicated by a

blue arrow mark.
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!3 Remove the film piece and insert the next
one.
If the black-and-white positive image is displayed,

perform q to w in Step o.
!4 Repeat Steps !1 to !3 until the last frame is

fine-scanned.
• When the last frame is fine-scanned, the “Order

Data Display” dialog box appears and then
disappears automatically.
• Operation returns to the “135 Re-order List

(Frame Order)” screen.
!5 Click the [1st Print] button.
• Operation returns to the order information

screen.
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6.1.15 Reorder Printing (by Frame No.)
q Select the print size (see Subsection 6.1.3).
w Select “Semi” mode by pressing the [FILM

DRIVE] key (see Subsection 6.1.5).
e On the order information screen, click the

[1st Print/Re-order Print] button.
BASIC OPERATIONS
• The “135 Re-order List (Frame No.)” screen
appears.
When the “135 Re-order List (Frame order)” screen

appears, press the [Frame No.] button in the lower left-
hand corner of the screen.
In the “Frame No.” mode, the [Frame order] button is displayed.

In the “Frame Order” mode, the [Frame No.] button is displayed.
r Move the cursor to the “Last Frame No.” and

enter the last frame number.
• The number of frame boxes in the list changes

to match the number entered.
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t Enter the number of prints in accordance
with the order sheet.
If the number of prints ordered by the customer is

followed by an “A”, only the number needs to be
considered. (EX. 30A → 30)
<To enter a two digit number with the

numeric keys>
Press the [P. SET] key, and then enter the
number.
<Example>
To enter 12, press [P. SET], and then the [1]
and [2] keys.
<To enter the same number for all

frames on all pieces>
Press the [P.SET], number and [SORT/
ORDER] keys.
<Example>
To enter 2 for all frames, press the [P.SET],
[2] and [SORT/ORDER] keys.
Skip no-order frames by pressing the arrow key.
• The total number of prints is automatically

indicated in the “Total” box.
y To specify the size, press the [▼] button and

select “F”, “P” or “HV”.
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u Move the cursor to “Film Develop” and
select “Yes” or “No”.
i Insert the film piece having the lowest frame

numbers (inserted in the top row in the
sleeve) into the auto film carrier NC100AR.
If the film piece having the highest frame number is

inserted first, the index for only that film piece will be
printed.
• The scanner pre-scans the frames.

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BASIC OPERATIONS
following cases.

sure the black-and-white positive image fits
Pre-scanning starts automatically if no key operation

is made for specified time after the black-and-white
positive image appears. This timer setting can be
specified by the user (see the "Condition Setup and
Maintenance" manual).
w Click the [OK] button or press the [START/

ENTER] key.
When the [Cancel] button is clicked, the film is ejected.
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• The [OK] button on the lower right-hand side of
the “135 Re-order List (Frame No.)” screen is
enabled.
o Click the [OK] button.
From the second film piece, this step (clicking the [OK]
button) is not required.
• The “0” appears on the frame not to be printed.
Press the [P.SET] and numeric keys to change the

number of prints.
!0 If necessary, correct the color and density

the monitor screen.
• The film piece is returned while being fine-

scanned.
!2 Remove the film piece and insert the next

one.
!3 Repeat Steps !0 to !2 until the last film

piece is fine-scanned.
• The “Order Data Display” dialog box appears

and then disappears automatically.
• Control returns to the “135 Re-order List (Frame

No.)” screen.
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!4 Click the [1st Print] button.
• Control returns to the order information screen.
6.1.16 Reprinting with Exposure Condition All Retrieval Function

By doing a normal printing with 135 film, various exposure condition data are automatically stored in
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BASIC OPERATIONS
the database, while also adding the search key data* for each frame. If any defective prints are
discovered, retrieve the exposure conditions for making reprints.
*Search key data: Image Characteristic Amount Data + Frame No.
(Image Characteristic Amount Data = Data generated from the pre-scanned
image of 135 negative film)
The exposure condition data for each frame are stored when performing the following services.
• Normal Printing (1st printing and reorder printing)
• Index Printing
• Digital Image Export
• Mounted Printing (optional)
• Frame/Character Printing (optional)
• Red-eye Correction/Soft Finish/Cross Filter/Hyper-retouch (optional)
Note: • For the frames that are not printed, exposure conditions are not stored.
• The exposure condition data are not stored for the negative sheet index print.
• With regard to the digital image importing functions, exposure condition data are not stored.
• The template and input data in the Mounted Printing, Frame/Character Printing and the
image data corrected in the Red-eye Correction/Soft Finish/Cross Filter/Hyper-retouch
processing are not stored.
• Values selected in the “Tone Selection Software” can be retrieved only when the stored and
retrieved values are matched.
• Lens correction settings (optional) are not stored.
• Custom setting number selection values are not stored.
■ Hits for Operations
• Exposure conditions can be retrieved even if the film is inserted oppositely between during the
1st printing (storage) and the reprinting (retrieval).
• When reprinting prints with the same exposure conditions just after the 1st printing, specify the
serial number (retrieve number) printed on the back of prints in the “Exposure Condition
Retrieve” dialog.
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• Even if further corrections are made to a retrieved exposure conditions, corrected values are not
memorized in the database.
• On the back of the prints created with the retrieved data, “ * ” is added to the leading of the serial
number. However, it is not done when the condition data is retrieved from the [F2 Exp. Cond] -
[Exposure Condition Retrieve].
■ Restrictions
• When exposure conditions are retrieved, the tone adjustment and monotone correction
functions cannot apply to the frame.
• If the custom setting number set for the 1st printing and the one set for the reprinting is different,
exposure conditions may not be retrieved.
• When more than 4 succeeding frames with the same exposure conditions exist, exposure
condition may not be retrieved.
• Exposure conditions may not be retrieved correctly for underexposed frames (night scenes such as
fireworks and decoration by neon/electric lights, underwater photograph, indoor photograph, etc.).
q Select the “Semi” frame feed mode

w Click the [Process 1] tab.
e Click the [Exp. Cond] button.
• The “Exp. Cond” dialog box appears.
r Click the [YES] button.
t Click the [OK] button.
y Insert the film cartridge into the film carrier.
• Scanning is performed and the view and order

screen appears.
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• Blue round marks appear on the lower part of
the frames.
• Exposure conditions of all frames are retrieved

and displayed.
The latest 100,000 exposure conditions are

memorized in the IC3.
Frame to be Reprinted u Click the [PASS] button or press the [PASS]

key to skip the frames not to be reprinted.
Press the [Shift] and [PASS] keys at the same time to 6

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i Correct density and color by referring to the
defective print.
o Click the [PASS] button or press the [PASS]

• The frames are fine-scanned and printed.
!1 Repeat Steps u to !0.
!2 When reprinting is completed, take out the

film.
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6.1.17 Reprinting with Individual Exposure Condition Retrieval
If any defective prints are discovered, retrieve the exposure conditions in initial printing for making
reprints by following the procedure below.
q Select the “Semi” film feed mode

w Insert the film into the film carrier

Frame to be Reprinted • Scanning is performed and the view and order

screen appears.
e Click the [PASS] button or press the [PASS]

Press the [Shift] and [PASS] keys at the same time to

Image Correct Button [PASS] Button r Click the image correct button.
t Click the [Exp Cond] button.
• The “Exposure Condition Retrieve” dialog box

appears.
y Click the [Retrieve No. Call] button.
u Enter the serial number (0 to 99999) of the

exposure condition retrieval by referring to
back printing on the defective print.
The latest 100,000 exposure conditions are

memorized in the IC3.
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Serial numbers 0 to 99999 are printed.
When the [Auto Call] button is clicked, if the exposure

condition of the selected frame is memorized, the
exposure condition is retrieved automatically.
i Click the [OK] button.
• A blue round mark appears on the lower part of

the selected frame and exposure condition of
the defective print is indicated.
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o Correct density and color by referring to the
defective print.
!0 Click the [PASS] button or press the [PASS]

• The film is fine-scanned and printed.
!2 Repeat Steps e to !1 until reprinting is

completed.
!3 Remove the film from the film carrier.
The same exposure condition can be applied to

different frames.
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6.2 Film Loading Errors and Countermeasures
The indicator lamp blinks red if a film loading error occurs. Remove the film and
reload it by following the steps below.

Carrier Lock

Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
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Handle e Turn the handle 90 degrees and then pull

While removing the film carrier, if it is caught in the film

release button.
Auto Film Carrier

NC100AR
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Upper Feed Section r Press the upper feed section lock release
If the leading end of film does not reach the winding

section, check the state of the film.
Upper Feed Section

Lock Release Button
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Winding Section Cover t Open the winding section cover.
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y While pressing the two levers, remove the

winding section.
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Winding Section
Cover
Levers (2)
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u Remove the film from the winding section.
Winding Section
Film
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Winding Section i Remove any dirt or dust adhering to the
winding section using a lens cleaning cloth.
Lens Cleaning
Cloth
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Winding Section Guide o Remove any dust or dirt adhering to the

winding section guide using a lens cleaning
cloth.
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Lever !0 While pressing the two levers, reinstall the

winding section.
Install the winding section with an apex facing down as

shown.
Lever
Winding Section
Apex
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Roller Cleaning Knob !1 While rotating the roller cleaning knob,
Cotton Swab
remove any dirt adhering to all rollers using
a lens cleaning cloth or cotton swab
moistened with water.
Rollers (6)
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!2 Make sure the mounting plates are aligned

Winding Section Cover
with the grooves.
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!3 Close the winding section cover.
!4 Close the upper feed section until it clicks.

Grooves
!5 Reload the film.
Mounting Plates
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7 AFTER OPERATION
7.1 Post-operational Checks ........................................................ 102

7.1.1 Cleaning Around the Machine ................................................. 102
7.1.2 Turning OFF the Scanner ........................................................ 103
7.1.3 System Shutdown.................................................................... 103
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7.1 Post-operational Checks
When shutting down the system with the post-operational check, be sure to perform
all the items in the order of 1→2→3. Otherwise the system cannot be turned OFF.
w On the “Main Menu” screen, click the [Post-

operational Check] button.
• The “1 Cleaning Around” screen appears.
7.1.1 Cleaning Around the Machine
q Clean around the machine and then click

the [OK] button.
• The “2 Scanner Power Off” screen appears.
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7.1.2 Turning OFF the Scanner
q Press the start switch on the scanner.
• The scanner is turned OFF. 7
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• The “3 Shut Down” screen appears.
Power Switch
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7.1.3 System Shutdown
q Click the [OK] button.
• The system is shut down.
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8 MAINTENANCE
8.1 General Maintenance ................................................................ 106

8.1.1 Shutting Down the IC3 in an Emergency
(Mechanical/Software Abnormality) ........................................ 106
8.1.2 Shutting Down the Film Scanner in an Emergency ................. 107
8.2 Periodical Maintenance ........................................................... 108

8.2.1 Maintenance Schedule ............................................................ 108
8.2.2 Power ON/OFF the Film Scanner............................................ 109
8.2.3 Cleaning the Winding Section and
Diffusion Box of the Auto Film Carrier ..................................... 110
8.2.4 Cleaning/Replacing the Air Filter ............................................. 113
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8.1 General Maintenance
This section describes the maintenance operations required for daily operation.
8.1.1 3 in an Emergency (Mechanical/Software Abnormality)

Shutting Down the IC3
When operation is impossible, try to remove and reinstall the film carrier. If this does not solve the
problem, follow the steps described below to shut down and restart the system.
q Click on the emergency stop switch at the

upper right-hand corner of the screen.
• The “Shutdown” dialog box appears.
• The emergency stop process starts, and then

the IC3 is turned OFF.
e Turn ON the IC3.
• The system is restarted.
If the problem persists, or if an abnormality occurs

again, consult your technical representative.

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8.1.2 Shutting Down the Film Scanner in an Emergency
If a strange odor or unusual sound emanates, abnormal heat is generated or smoke appears from
the scanner, follow the steps described below immediately, and consult your technical
representative.
Power Cable q Turn OFF the built-in circuit breaker.
w Unplug the power cable.
e Consult your technical representative.
Built-in
Circuit Breaker
R3-431
MAINTENANCE
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8.2 Periodical Maintenance
This section describes the periodical maintenance and inspections required to keep
the scanner operating at peak performance.
8.2.1 Maintenance Schedule
To keep the scanner operating at peak performance, conduct regular maintenance and inspections
as indicated in the table below.
Schedule Every Day

(Pre-operational Every 3 Months Every 2 Years Refer to Section
Item Checks)
Auto Film Carrier NC100AR Clean 5.1.1

Auto Film Carrier NC100AR Clean (By Clean (By wiping 5.1.1
Winding Section/Diffusion Box blowing air) with a cloth) 8.2.3
Air Filter Clean Replace 8.2.4
Air Filter
Auto Film Carrier NC100AR

Winding Section/Diffusion Box
Auto Film Carrier NC100AR
R3-433
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8.2.2 Power ON/OFF the Film Scanner
■ Power OFF
Power Cable q Perform the post-operational checks to turn

OFF the system (see Section 7.1).
w Turn OFF the built-in circuit breaker and

then unplug the power cable.
Built-in
Circuit Breaker
R3-431
■ Power ON
q Connect the power cable to the outlet and

Power Cable 8
then turn ON the built-in circuit breaker.
MAINTENANCE
Built-in
Circuit Breaker
R3-432
w Press the power switch.
• The film scanner starts up.
Power Switch
R3-041
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8.2.3 Cleaning the Winding Section and Diffusion Box of the Auto Film Carrier
Clean the winding section and diffusion box of the auto film carrier every three months.
IMPORTANT
• If the winding section is not cleaned, dust or dirt on the winding section may cause film feed
errors.
• If the diffusion box is not cleaned, dust or dirt on the diffusion box may appear on the prints.
Upper Feed Section q Press the upper feed section lock release
Upper Feed Section

Lock Release Button
R3-042
w Open the winding section cover.
e While pressing the two levers, remove the

winding section.
Winding
Section Winding
Levers (2)
Cover Section
R3-058
Winding Section r Clean the winding section using a lens

cleaning cloth.
Dust or dirt on the winding section may cause film feed

errors. If the winding section is heavily soiled, use a
cotton swab moistened with alcohol solution (50%
ethanol) to remove any dirt or dust adhering to the
Lens Cleaning winding section.
Cloth
R3-055
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Winding Section Guide t While rotating the roller cleaning knob,
remove any dirt adhering to the winding
section guide using a lens cleaning cloth.
R3-447
Lever y While pressing the two levers, reinstall the

winding section.
Install the winding section with an apex facing down as

shown.
MAINTENANCE
Lever
Winding Section
Apex
R3-056
Winding Section Cover u Make sure the mounting plates are aligned
with the grooves.
i Close the winding section cover.
Grooves
Mounting Plates
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o Close the upper feed section until it clicks.
Diffusion Box
!0 Turn the auto film carrier upside down.
!1 Remove the diffusion box.
R3-059
Diffusion Box (Bottom) !2 Wipe any dirt or dust off the bottom surface
of the diffusion box using a dry cloth.
R3-060
Diffusion Box !3 Reinstall the diffusion box.
R3-061
Diffusion Box (Top) !4 Wipe any dirt or dust off the top surface of
the diffusion box using a dry cloth.
R3-062
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8.2.4 Cleaning/Replacing the Air Filter
The air filter is provided to ensure that clean air is introduced into the scanner section. Clean the air
filter every three months. In addition, replace the air filter every two years.
IMPORTANT
If the air filter is clogged, the temperature in the scanner section will rise, causing the scanner
section to malfunction.
Air Filter Holder q Turn OFF the power (see Subsection 8.2.2).
w Remove the air filter holder.
R3-064
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MAINTENANCE
Filter Retainer e Open the filer retainer and then remove the
air filter from the air filter holder.
r Wash the air filter in tap water.
If the filter is damaged or two years has elapsed,

replace it with a new one.
t Allow the air filter to dry completely, reinstall

Air Filter it into the holder and then close the holder
R3-065 retainer.
y Reinstall the holder in the reverse order of

removal.
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9 ERROR MESSAGES AND ACTION TO TAKE
In the event of an operational error or machine failure, an error

message appears on the screen and an alarm sounds.
When an error message is displayed, proceed with the action

indicated on the screen and/or in the manual. If the machine does
not return to normal operation after the action has been taken,
consult your technical representative.
With some errors, the previous screen returns and the alarm
stops when the [OK] button is pressed; with other errors, the error
status is cleared when the cause of the error is remedied; and
with still other errors, the error should be remedied after stopping
the alarm sound by turning the power OFF.
Errors with the “X-####” code are related with software trouble.
If such an error occurs, follow the steps below.
1. Perform the emergency power OFF procedure (see Section

8.1 on page 118).
2. Restart the system.
3. If the “X-####” error occurs again, record the error number and
9.1 Error Messages and Action to Take ................................. 116
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9.1 Error Messages and Action to Take
No. Message Action
W-Q0-1001 Server/IC2 was not found. Perform the emergency power OFF
Check that the server/IC2 is switched on. procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
Once the server/IC2 has started, press [Retry]. restart the system.
To continue without the server/IC2, press [S- If the problem persists, consult your
Alone]. technical representative.
E-Q1-1001 Software error occurred. Billing information setting is abnormal.
Billing process was canceled. Check whether or not the product
Check if product information is properly set. information is set correctly on
PLMaker.
E-Q1-1002 Software error occurred. Perform the emergency power OFF
Billing information cannot be obtained. Starting of procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
billing program was cancelled. restart the system.
Consult your technical representative. If the problem persists, consult your
technical representative.
E-Q1-1003 Software error occurred.
Billing information cannot be obtained. Starting of
billing program was cancelled.
Consult your technical representative.
Billing information cannot be obtained.
W-P1-1008 Not able to recognize the media. Insert the media. If the media is
If the media is already inserted, press the [Retry] already inserted, click the [Retry]
button. button.
W-Q0-1010 Server/IC2 was not found. 1. Check that the power of server/IC3
Check that the server/IC2 is switched on. is turned on.
Once the server/IC2 has started, press [Retry]. 2. When the server/IC3 has started,
To continue without the server/IC2, press click the [Retry] button. To continue
[Stand-Alone]. without the server/IC3, click the
[Stand-Alone] button.
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No. Message Action

Sales information cannot be obtained.
E-Q1-1018 Software error occurred. Billing information setting is abnormal.
Product was not found. Check whether or not the product
Check if product information is properly set. information is set correctly on
PLMaker.
W-Q0-1020 Paper (width and paper type) and magazines are 1. Exchange the magazine after the
mismatched to the next order. display, enabling exchange,
(Width:%NUM%mm Surface:%SURFACE%) appears.
Exchange the magazine after the display to be 2. Click the [Output] button to output
able to exchange the magazine afterwards forcibly.
appears.
Press [Output] output forcibly.
E-Q1-1020 Software error occurred. Set the total discount keys again.
Billing information cannot be obtained.
E-Q0-1021 Starting-up of server/IC2 failed. 1. Click the emergency stop button to
Press [Emergency Stop] button to shut down the shut down the system. 9
system. 2. Check the network environment
ERROR MESSAGES AND ACTION TO TAKE

Check the network environment, then restart the and then restart the system. If this
system. If this error persists, consult your error persists, consult your
technical representative. technical representative.
E-Q1-1026 Number of prints is not set. Consult your technical representative.
Check the billing setting in the “Billing
Environment Setup” screen.
E-Q1-1027 Output destination is not selected yet, so the
billing was not outputted.
Select the [Printer] on the “Billing Environment
Setup” screen.
To output it, the billing must be performed again
on the “Order Manager” screen.
Setting information cannot be obtained. Starting procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
of billing program was canceled. restart the system.
E-Q1-1029 Communication error to server/IC2 occurred. Check the network connection. If the
problem persists, consult your
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No. Message Action
W-P1-1548 Printer processor not in standby. • Install a paper magazine according

Check the network connections, and then press to the selected print size and then
the [Retry] button. click the [Retry] button.
To cancel the image import, press the [Stop] • Select the correct paper surface
button. type.
• If the printer/processor is in the
warming-up state, wait until
warming-up is completed.
If this error message appears again,
consult your technical
representative.
W-P1-1739 Both index print and lens correction can not This message indicates that the lens
perform when the free cropping is selected. correction function cannot be used
while the free cropping is selected.
W-P0-1751 %REALTIME_START% Remove the film.
Couldn’t start scan. Eject film.
%REALTIME_USERACT%
W-P0-1836 The carrier or mask removed, so the custom Reinstall the carrier or film holder and
setting information is not displayed correctly. then try again.
Install the carrier or mask, and then try again.
W-P0-1837 Do not change the carrier in the middle of Install the correct carrier.
ordering.
Put it back to the original position.
I-P0-1839 135 reversal film was selected. Set the dust removal brush lever in the
Remove the auto film carrier, set the dust “R” position.
removal brush lever to the [R] position then clean
the feed lane and winding section.
When reversal film processing is completed,
return the dust removal brush lever to the [N]
position.
W-P1-1961 The film holder was not set to the manual film Set the film holder in the manual film
carrier. carrier.
Set the film holder and then perform the
pre-scan.
W-P1-1962 Print size differ from paper width of the installed Click the [OK] button to change the
magazine. magazine, or change print size.
Press [OK] to change magazine, or change print Click the [Output] button to output
size. forcibly.
Press [Output] to output forcibly.
W-P1-1963 Surface differ from surface of the installed Click the [OK] button to change the
magazine. magazine.
Press [OK], then replace magazine. Click the [Output] button to output
Press [Output] to output forcibly. forcibly.
W-P1-1964 Print size and surface differ from paper width and
surface of the installed magazine.
Press [OK], then replace magazine.
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No. Message Action
W-P1-1965 Print size for template differ from paper width of Click the [OK] button to change the
the installed magazine. magazine.
Press [OK], then replace magazine. Click the [Output] button to output
Press [Output] to output forcibly. forcibly.
W-P1-1966 Surface for template differ from surface of the
installed magazine.
W-P1-1967 Print size and surface for template differ from
paper width and surface of the installed magazine.
W-P1-1968 Print size (%NUM%mm) differ from paper width Replace the magazine and then click
of the designated magazine. the [Retry] button to try processing
Replace the magazine and press [Retry] to retry again.
processing. Press [Output] to continue Click the [Output] button to continue
processing forcibly. processing forcibly.
Press [Cancel] to cancel the order. The order needs Click the [Cancel] button to cancel the
to be reissued when the order was cancelled. order. The order needs to be reissued
when the order was cancelled.
W-P1-1969 Surface (%PAPER_FACE%) differ from surface
of the designated magazine.
Replace the magazine and press [Retry] to retry
processing. Press [Output] to continue
processing forcibly. 9
Press [Cancel] to cancel the order. The order needs

to be reissued when the order was cancelled.
W-P1-1970 Print size (%NUM%mm) and surface
(%PAPER_FACE%) differ from paper width and
surface of the designated magazine.
processing forcibly.
W-P1-1971 Print size (%NUM%mm * %NUM%mm) of the
index format differ from paper width of the
designated magazine.
W-P1-1972 Surface (%PAPER_FACE%) of the index format
differ from surface of the designated magazine.
processing.Press [Output] to continue processing
forcibly.
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No. Message Action
W-P1-1973 Print size (%NUM%mm * %NUM%mm) and Replace the magazine and then click
surface (%PAPER_FACE%) of the index format the [Retry] button to try processing
differ from the designated magazine. again.
Replace the magazine and press [Retry] to retry Click the [Output] button to continue
processing. Press [Output] to continue processing forcibly.
processing forcibly. Click the [Cancel] button to cancel the
Press [Cancel] to cancel the order. The order needs order. The order needs to be reissued
to be reissued when the order was cancelled. when the order was cancelled.
W-P1-1974 Print size (%NUM%mm * %NUM%mm) of the
large index format differ from paper width of the
W-P1-1975 Surface (%PAPER_FACE%) of the large index
format differ from surface of the designated
magazine.
W-P1-1976 Print size (%NUM%mm * %NUM%mm) and
surface (%PAPER_FACE%) of the large index
format differ from the designated magazine.
W-P1-1977 Print size (%NUM%mm * %NUM%mm) of Multi-
Image print differ from paper width of the
W-P1-1978 Surface (%PAPER_FACE%) of Multi-Image print
differ from surface of the designated magazine.
processing.Press [Output] to continue processing
forcibly.
Press [Cancel] to cancel the order.The order needs
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No. Message Action
W-P1-1979 Print size (%NUM%mm * %NUM%mm) and Replace the magazine and then click
surface (%PAPER_FACE%) of Multi-Image print the [Retry] button to try processing
differ from the designated magazine. again.
Replace the magazine and press [Retry] to retry Click the [Output] button to continue
processing. Press [Output] to continue processing forcibly.
processing forcibly. Click the [Cancel] button to cancel the
Press [Cancel] to cancel the order. The order needs order. The order needs to be reissued
to be reissued when the order was cancelled. when the order was cancelled.
W-Q0-2001 The check and order for an order was cancelled. To try to print it again, reissue the
To try to print it again, reissue the order in the order in the order manager screen.
“Order Manager” screen.
I-P6-2101 Cancel the job running? –
I-P6-2102 Current order was deleted. –
I-P6-2103 Deleting the current order... Wait until it ends.
Please wait a moment.
W-P6-2105 Failed to copy image. To read it again, select the [Retry]
To read it again, select [Retry]. button.
I-P6-2106 Copying user’s CD-R is completed. –
W-P6-2111 Index image creation failed. To create it again, select the [Retry]
To create it again, select [Retry]. button.
W-P6-2112 Either the user’s CD-R was not inserted or this is
not a CD-R for F-DI service.
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To create it again, select [Retry].
W-P6-2115 CD-R is not inserted, or information cannot be To read it again, select the [Retry]
read from it. button.
To read again, select [Retry].
W-P6-2116 CD-R is not inserted, or the file is damaged in all Check if the CD-R is a correct one.
sessions.
This kind of CD-R nor FUJICOLOR CD cannot be
recovered.
Terminating the recovery process.
I-P6-2117 Copying user’s damaged CD-R is completed. –
W-P6-2118 All image files are gone. Finishing process. Wait until it ends.
I-P6-2120 If this image is deleted, there will be no images Click the [OK] button to delete the
left in this order. order.
Ok to delete this order number:
%FREE_PARAM%?
I-P6-2121 If this image is deleted, there will be no images
left within the sort.
Ok to delete this sort number:
%FREE_PARAM%?
I-P6-2122 This image will be deleted.
Ok to delete this image: %FREE_PARAM%?
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No. Message Action
I-P6-2124 If this sort is deleted, there will be no sorts left in Click the [OK] button to delete the
this order. order.
%FREE_PARAM%?
I-P6-2125 This order will be deleted.
%FREE_PARAM%?
W-P6-2131 The number entered is not a valid CD-ID. Enter a correct CD-ID.
Enter correct CD-ID.
W-P6-2132 The CD-ID entered is for incorrect CD-R type.
Enter correct CD-ID.
W-P6-2133 This order did not have a CD-ID entered during Click the [OK] button.
Frontier scan, and is being forced to execute.
Ok to continue work?
W-P6-2134 The value entered does not match the CD-ID for Enter the CD-ID for the CD-R for
the CD-R to do additional write. additional writing.
Enter the CD-ID for the CD-R to do additional
write.
W-P6-2141 Path is not entered. Enter the correct path.
Enter path.
W-P6-2142 The following character can not use as a folder Change the folder name.
name. (/;*?<>)
Change the folder name.
W-P6-2143 Specified directory is not exist. Create? Click the [OK] button.
W-P6-2144 Creating the directory has failed. Check if the drive is writable and the
Check if the drive is writable and if the space is drive space is sufficient.
sufficient.
W-P6-2145 Entered path name exceeds 200byte. Enter a path within 200 bytes.
Enter the path within 200byte.
W-P6-2151 Failed to write to CD-R. CD-R may not be Set a correct CD-R.
inserted.
Prepare CD-R. %RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2152 Inserted CD-R is not for FUJICOLOR CD. Use a FUJICOLOR CD-R.
Prepare a FUJICOLOR CD-R.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2153 Wrong type of order was written. Check the order and then start writing.
Check it, then start writing.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2154 Wrong type of media was inserted. Check the media and then start
Check it, then start writing. writing.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2155 The value entered does not match the CD-ID for Enter the correct value.
the CD-R to do additional write.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
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No. Message Action
W-P6-2156 It may be wrong type of CD-R was inserted. Use a correct type of CD-R.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2157 This CD-R does not have enough free space. Replace the CD-R with a new one.
Replace to another new CD-R for writing.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2158 Remained space is insufficient. Reserve enough space and then start
Reserve enough space, then start writing. writing.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2159 This media does not have enough free space. Replace the media with a new one.
Replace to new media. %RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2160 There is not enough disk space for CD-R. Reserve more than 1GB disk space
Make more than 1 GB disk space for CD-R for CD-R writing in the hard disk drive.
writing temporary hard drive.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2161 Processing image may be corrupted. Check the image and try again.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2162 Failed to write to CD-R. Prepare a new CD-R.
Prepare a new CD-R. %RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2163 Failed to do additional write to CD-R. Check the image and CD-R, and then
%RETRY_MESSAGE% try again.
W-P6-2164 Failed to verify.
Prepare a new CD-R. %RETRY_MESSAGE%
Prepare a new CD-R. 9

W-P6-2165 Verify for additional write to CD-R has failed. Use a correct type of CD-R.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2166 CD-R write succeeded, but index image creation Restart the system and then try again.
failed.
W-P6-2167 Media write succeeded, but index image creation
failed.
W-P6-2168 Failed to delete directory.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2169 Failed to write.
%RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2170 Failed to write to Media. Media may not be Insert media.
inserted.
Prepare Media. %RETRY_MESSAGE%
W-P6-2171 If controls returns to the WFA screen, all Click the [No] button and then try
operations done in the Revisions screen will be again.
cancelled.
Continue importing?
E-P6-2201 Setting for CD writing software may be incorrect. Check whether or not the CD-R writer
Check setting for CD writing software. and CD-R driver functions normally.
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No. Message Action
W-P6-2202 0 is selected for number of sets. Register order information.

Reregist the order information.
W-P6-2203 Number of images to be written is “0”. Check the images in the media and
This order is completed while not written to then try again.
media.
W-P6-2204 0 is selected for index of sets. Register the order again.
Register order again.
W-P6-2205 Number of sets for writing is 0. Change the order.
No further order can be added after this.
W-P6-2206 Index cannot be created with this CD-R. Check the print size and then try
Make a copy of CD-R only. OK? again.
W-P6-2207 Order No is invalid. Register the order again.
Register order again.
W-P6-2208 Disk space insufficient. Delete unnecessary files and then try
Delete unnecessary files, then try it again. again.
W-P6-2209 Environment of software is incomplete. Check the current settings.
Check settings.
W-P6-2210 View and order process is currently performed. Wait until the process is completed
After this process is completed, try it again. and then try again.
W-P6-2211 Settings of media attached index are not done. Perform the settings by the Media
Perform the settings by the Media Attached Index Attached Index Settings Tool and then
Settings Tool, then try it again. try again.
W-P6-2221 There are no drives that are ready to begin Check the setting for CD writing
writing. software.
Check setting for CD writing software.
W-Q0-4001 Selected job is not found. Check the job ID, then select it again.
Check the job ID, then select it again.
W-Q0-4002 Selected job is not found in the list.
Check the job ID, then select it again.
W-Q0-4003 Job ID is not selected. Check the job ID, then click the [Run]
Check the job ID, then press [Run] again. button again.
W-Q0-4004 Specified job cannot be performed. Select another job.
Select another job.
E-Q0-4015 Cannot disconnect from server/IC2. Check the network connection. If the
If problems persist after restart, consult your problem persists, consult your
technical representative. technical representative.
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No. Message Action
E-Q0-4016 Connection error to server/IC2 occurred. Check Check the network connection. If the
connection to server/IC2, then retry it. problem persists, consult your
To continue processing with stand-alone mode, technical representative.
select [Stand-alone] in “Server/IC2 Operation
Environment Setup” screen.
When “Stand-alone Mode” is selected, statuses
of other devices cannot be managed. Only that of
own device can be managed.
E-Q0-4019 Connection error occurred.
Couldn’t find destination to which server/IC2 is
connected.
Check network connection. If this error persists,
W-Q0-4020 Cannot operate this job because it is being Select another job, or try again after
processed. the process is completed.
Select another job, or retry it after the process is
completed.
E-Q0-4025 Error occurred in the job. Check the processing status of the job
Check the job or order. or order. If an error is found, take an
appropriate measure. If the problem
persists, issue the order again.
I-Q0-4027 Cancel this job? –
W-Q0-4028 This job was deleted or changed. Click the [Refresh] button to refresh 9
Couldn’t execute job. the displaying list, make necessary

Press [Refresh] to refresh the displaying list. adjustments, and then try again.
W-Q0-4029 This job was deleted or changed.
Couldn’t correct nor add job.
Press [Refresh] to refresh the displaying list.
Couldn’t cancel job.
Couldn’t set express to job.
Couldn’t cancel express setting for job.
Couldn’t hold job.
Couldn’t cancel holding job.
W-Q0-4035 Processing job. Wait until the process is completed
Couldn’t execute job. and then try again.
Please wait for a moment, then retry it.
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No. Message Action
W-Q0-4036 Processing job. Wait until the process is completed

Couldn’t correct nor add job. and then try again.
W-Q0-4037 Processing job.
Couldn’t cancel job.
Couldn’t set express to job.
Couldn’t cancel express setting for job.
Couldn’t hold job.
Couldn’t cancel holding job.
I-Q0-4042 Film size and film type selected in this job are not To continue printing, click the [OK]
supported by the current carrier. button. To replace the carrier, click the
To continue printing, press [OK] button. To [Cancel] button.
replace the carrier, press [Cancel] button.
E-SP-4101 Film scanner is not connected. • Turn ON the film scanner.
Turn on the power and then try again. • Connect the USB cable between the
film scanner and IC3 correctly.
I-SP-4102 Upgrading the film scanner. Message for Service Engineer
It takes about 10minutes.
I-SP-4103 Upgrading of the scanner is completed.
Restart the film scanner.
W-SP-4104 Turn on the power to the film scanner or connect • Turn ON the film scanner.
the USB cable. • Connect the USB cable between the
film scanner and IC3 correctly.
W-SP-4105 Film scanner is starting up. • Wait until scanner correction is
Wait until the film scanner starts up and then try completed.
again. • Turn the scanner OFF and ON, and
then open the maintenance menu.
W-SP-4106 Operation cannot be switched to other services • Wait until scanning/scanner
because the scanner is in operation. correction/start-up of the film
scanner is completed.
I-SP-4107 Upgrading the carrier software. Wait until processing is completed.
It takes about 5minutes.
E-SP-4108 Film scanner ID is invalid. Consult your technical representative.
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No. Message Action
E-SP-4109 The parameter of CTL circuit boards is invalid. Consult your technical representative.
E-SP-4110 The parameter of CCD circuit boards is invalid.
E-SP-4112 Error occurred during LED self-diagnosis. Perform the emergency power OFF
procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
E-SP-4113 Error occurred during piezoelectric actuator self- restart the system.
diagnosis. If the problem persists, consult your
E-SP-4114 Scanner light source is in abnormal state. Another error message may also be
displayed. Take appropriate measures
against the error and then try again.
E-SP-4115 An unknown lower mask type is recognized. Install the carrier and mask correctly.
Install the carrier again. If this error message appears again,
If problems persist, consult your technical consult your technical representative.
representative.
E-SP-4116 Installed lower mask is different from the one Install the lower mask according to the
specified on screen. mask type displayed on the screen.
E-SP-4117 Upgrading of the scanner system failed. Message for Service Engineer
Restart the film scanner. If problems persist,
I-SP-4118 Film scanner is starting up. Wait until start-up of the scanner is 9
Please wait. completed.

E-SP-4119 Free space on the C drive is less than 1GB. Consult your technical representative.
Film input service cannot be performed.
E-SP-4180 Initializing of communication for USB failed. Perform the emergency power OFF
Restart the film scanner. If problems persist, procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
consult your technical representative. restart the system.
If the problem persists, consult your
E-SP-4184 Couldn’t generate log file. technical representative.
E-SP-4185 A communication error occurred between
Imaging Controller and CTL circuit boards.
W-SP-4186 The USB Ver.1.1 is connected between SP500 Connect the cable to a USB Ver.2.0
and Imaging Controller. interface connector.
Connect the USB Ver.2.0 correctly.
W-SP-4311 Carrier is not installed. Install the film carrier and wait until
Install the carrier. initialization is completed.
I-SP-4312 Correcting the scanner. Please wait a moment. Wait until scanner correction is
It takes about 1minute. completed.
127
No. Message Action
I-SP-4314 The scanner temperature control is not Wait until the temperature control of
completed. the film scanner is completed.
Please wait.
After the completion of temperature control, the
selected menu will be automatically started.
W-SP-4316 The holder is installed in the carrier. Remove the film holder, close the
Couldn’t perform the scanner correction. calibration cover and then try again.
Remove the holder.
W-SP-4318 The film remains in the carrier. Remove the film and then try again.
Couldn’t perform the scanner correction.
Remove the film, and then perform the scanner
correction.
W-SP-4322 Temperature control error is in the scanner Consult your technical representative.
section.
It is possible to continue printing, but the color of
the printing may vary a little.
I-SP-4323 You cannot change mask, film type and film Remove the film and then insert it
feeding method in scanning. again.
Remove film and set again.
I-SP-4324 Scanning conditions are not decided. Perform the emergency power OFF
Check if the diffusion box, carrier or mask is procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
correctly installed. restart the system.
W-SP-4331 The parameter to request pre-scanning is technical representative.
incorrect.
Check the carrier, film mask and the print size.
If this error persists, consult your technical
representative.
W-SP-4335 The scanner correction hasn’t been performed Perform scanner correction in the pre-
with this carrier. operational check.
Perform the scanner correction.
W-SP-4337 Film holder was removed. • Install the film holder correctly.
To continue operation, insert the film holder • Close the calibration cover.
again. If this error message appears again,
To quit operation, click [i] button at the lower left- consult your technical
hand side of the screen and then click [Stop the representative.
order] button.
W-SP-4341 The range for cropping is incorrect. Perform cropping within the image
Perform cropping with the image. area.
W-SP-4343 Pre-scan failed. Another error message may also be
Perform it again. displayed. Take appropriate measures
If this error persists, consult your technical against the error and then try again.
representative. If this error message appears again,
128
No. Message Action
W-SP-4344 Pre-scan failed. Another error message may also be

Perform it again. displayed. Take appropriate measures
If this error persists, consult your technical against the error and then try again.
representative. If this error message appears again,
W-SP-4345 Fine-scan failed.
Perform it again.
representative.
W-SP-4346 Couldn’t read the bar code on the film. Check the condition of the film and
Continue processing. correct the condition if necessary. If
the film without a barcode is used,
continue processing.
W-SP-4348 A film is not inserted into the carrier. Insert the film correctly.
Insert a film, and then retry printing. If this error message appears again,
restart the system and then try again.
W-SP-4349 A film type is not selected. Select a film type and then try again.
Select a film type, and then retry printing. If this error message appears again,
restart the system and then try again.
E-SP-4350 Reading of scanning condition file failed. Perform the emergency power OFF 9
System may not be installed properly. procedure (see Section 8.1) and then

Consult your technical representative. restart the system.
W-SP-4355 Writing data to hard disk failed. technical representative.
W-SP-4356 Reading data from hard disk failed.
W-SP-4357 No files are found in the hard disk.
W-SP-4358 Close the calibration cover. Close the calibration cover and then
Couldn’t perform the scanner correction. try again.
I-SP-4363 The scanner temperature control is not Wait until temperature control is
completed. completed.
Please wait.
After the completion of temperature control, the
selected menu will be automatically started.
I-SP-4365 Closing the maintenance process. Wait a moment.
Please wait.
W-SP-4369 Scanning conditions are not decided. Install the diffusion box, carrier or
Check if the diffusion box, carrier or mask is mask correctly.
correctly installed. If this error persists, consult your
If this error persists, consult your technical technical representative.
representative.
129
No. Message Action
E-SP-4370 An incorrect scanning condition was entered. Check whether or not the print size is
Check the printing magnification and the registered correctly (see the
scanning range. "Condition Setup and Maintenance"
If this error persists, consult your technical manual).
representative. If the problem persists, consult your
W-SP-4372 The printing magnification exceeds the upper Decrease the printing magnification.
limit.
Decrease the printing magnification.
W-SP-4373 The printing magnification exceeds the lower Increase the printing magnification.
limit.
Increase the printing magnification.
W-SP-4374 The cropping range is too small. Increase the cropping range.
Increase the cropping range.
W-SP-4379 Processing the former film. Wait until the processing is completed.
Retry printing after it is completed.
W-SP-4381 Carrier initialization failed. Install the carrier correctly.
Install the carrier again.
W-SP-4383 Couldn’t perform the scanner correction. Wait until carrier initialization
Perform the scanner correction again. completes and then perform the
scanner correction again.
W-SP-4384 Carrier is not installed correctly. Install the carrier.
Correctly install the carrier.
E-SP-4390 A communication error occurred between the Perform the emergency power OFF
scanner and Imaging Controller. procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
Restart Imaging Controller section. If problems restart the system.
persist, consult your technical representative. If the problem persists, consult your
E-SP-4392 A communication error occurred between the
scanner and the carrier.
scanner and the scanner section.
scanner and image generating section.
I-SP-4396 Center memory space is insufficient.
Please wait.
representative.
130
No. Message Action
I-SP-4399 Initialization is in progress. Wait until initialization is completed.

Please wait.
E-SP-4401 A time-out error occurred during the CTL circuit Perform the emergency power OFF
to board command was issued. procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
E-SP-4404 Restart the film scanner. If problems persist, restart the system.
consult your technical representative. If the problem persists, consult your
E-SP-4405 A time-out error occurred during Imaging
Controller command was issued.
E-SP-4406 A time-out error occurred during the auto dark
correction table was being created.
E-SP-4408 The downloading of the data from Imaging
Controller failed.
E-SP-4409 Downloading of the data to the DSP failed.
E-SP-4410 Uploading of the data to Imaging Controller
failed.
9

E-SP-4411 Creating of the bright correction file information
failed.
W-SP-4412 Auto focus failed. Check if the film is set correctly.
Check if the film is set correctly.
W-SP-4413 Auto focus failed.
Check if the film is set correctly.
E-SP-4414 Auto focus failed. Perform the emergency power OFF
E-SP-4415 A time-out error occurred when the DSP is technical representative.
started up.
E-SP-4421 The LED rated current exceeds the limit during
the OFD voltage adjustment.
131
No. Message Action
I-SP-4422 Performing the dark correction. Wait until the processing is completed.
Please wait.
W-SP-4423 The full mask is not installed in the carrier. Install the 135 full-frame upper and
Install it. lower masks.
W-SP-4424 The half mask is not installed in the carrier. Install the 135 half-frame upper and
Install it. lower masks.
W-SP-4425 Detecting of the mask failed. Install the film mask correctly.
Install the carrier and the mask correctly.
W-SP-4426 Detecting of the mask failed. Install the carrier or mask correctly.
Install the carrier and the mask correctly.
W-SP-4431 The LED temperature is not stabilized. Adjust room temperature to come
within 10°C to 32°C.
If room temperature is normal, consult
your technical representative.
W-SP-4435 All channels for IR-LED are disconnected. Consult your technical representative.
W-SP-4436 All channels for B-LED are disconnected.
W-SP-4437 All channels for G-LED are disconnected.
W-SP-4438 All channels for R-LED are disconnected.
E-SP-4443 Temperature control interface connector is
disconnected.
E-SP-4444 Light source temperature exceeds the upper limit.
E-SP-4446 The fuse is blown out.
to (CTL25 CB)
E-SP-4448 Consult your technical representative.
E-SP-4449 Piezoelectric actuator short-circuited. Consult your technical representative.
It is possible to continue printing, but the
resolution may be deteriorated when you print
with larger sizes than 4R.
E-SP-4450 Piezoelectric actuator short-circuited.
It is possible to continue printing, but the
resolution may be deteriorated when you print
with larger sizes than 4R.
E-SP-4451 Electrical failure occurred.
(PZR22 CB)
132
No. Message Action
E-SP-4452 Exhaust fan stopped. Consult your technical representative.

E-SP-4453 Exhaust fan stopped.
E-SP-4454 Error detected while checking RAM on CPU.
E-SP-4460 The fuse is blown out.
to (DLE25 CB)
E-SP-4462 Consult your technical representative.
E-SP-4562 Detecting of the AF Lens home position failed. Perform the emergency power OFF
to Restart the film scanner. If problems persist, procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
E-SP-4564 consult your technical representative. restart the system.
E-SP-4565 The AF Lens control is abnormal. technical representative.
to Restart the film scanner. If problems persist,
E-SP-4569 consult your technical representative.
E-SP-4601 The control for the CTL25 circuit board is
to abnormal.
E-SP-4631 Restart the film scanner. If problems persist,
9
E-SP-4632 An error occurred during accessing of the CTL25

to circuit board external memory.
W-SP-4659 The adjustment data for the CTL25 circuit board
external memory is corrupted.
to abnormal.
circuit board external memory.
E-SP-4742 The setting for the piezoelectric actuator failed.
W-SP-4744 Scanning was cancelled. This message indicates that scanning
has been canceled.
133
No. Message Action
W-SP-4745 Setting of the dark correction table failed. Perform the emergency power OFF
E-SP-4748 The AE retry-over occurred. technical representative.
E-SP-4749 The retry-over of the DC offset adjustment
occurred.
E-SP-4750 The listing-up overflow occurred in detecting the
defected pixels.
E-SP-4751 The five continuous defected pixels were found.
E-SP-4752 The listing-up overflow of defected pixels
occurred and the five continuous defected pixels
were found.
E-SP-4753 The voltage adjustment for the OFD1 failed.
E-SP-4754 The voltage adjustment for the OFD2 failed.
(CCD CB)
E-SP-4756 The PLD communication error of the CCD circuit
board occurred.
E-SP-4757 A communication error occurred in the CCD
E-SP-4758 Setting of the dark correction table failed.
134
No. Message Action
E-SP-4759 Electrical failure occurred. Perform the emergency power OFF

(CCD CB +20V) procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
Restart the film scanner. If problems persist, restart the system.
consult your technical representative. If the problem persists, consult your
(CCD CB -5V)
(CCD CB -12V)
(CCD CB +12V)
W-SP-4763 The accumulation time in Auto-exposure Check if there is no light-shielding
adjustment reaches the maximum value. object in the optical path.
Check if there is no preventive object in the
optical path.
E-SP-4764 The external memory of DSP is abnormal. Perform the emergency power OFF
consult your technical representative. restart the system. 9

to abnormal.
W-SP-4801 Gaining of the image failed.
W-SP-4802 Auto focus failed. Check if the film is set correctly.
If the error appears again, consult
your technical representative.
W-SP-4812 The floppy disk is not inserted into the floppy disk Message for Service Engineer
drive.
Insert the floppy disk.
I-SP-4813 Correct the scanner. Install the manual film carrier
Install the carrier. MFC10AR and close the calibration
cover.
I-SP-4814 Set the next film in the carrier. Message for Service Engineer
No:%NUM%
I-SP-4815 Reading the image.
Please wait.
135
No. Message Action
I-SP-4816 Cancel the Measurement? Message for Service Engineer

I-SP-4817 Performing the scanner correction. Wait until the processing is completed.
Please wait.
W-SP-4818 Image data judge error occurred. Message for Service Engineer
Insert film again.
W-SP-4819 Calculating of adjustment parameter failed.
Measurement cancelled.
W-SP-4820 Correcting of the scanner failed.
I-SP-4822 Measurement completed correctly.
I-SP-4825 The parameters are mismatched.
Close?
I-SP-4830 Adjusting the OFD voltage.
Please wait.
I-SP-4831 Detecting of the gray pixels is completed.
W-SP-4832 Carrier is not installed correctly. Install the correct carrier.
Check the carrier.
E-SP-4833 Updating of the circuit board parameter files Message for Service Engineer
failed.
W-SP-4834 The dark correction failed.
E-SP-4836 A file accessing error occurred.
W-SP-4841 Adjusting of LED light amount failed. Consult your technical representative.
W-SP-4843 The holder is installed in the carrier. Remove the film mask.
Remove the holder.
W-SP-4844 Couldn’t find the circuit board parameter file. Perform the emergency power OFF
restart the system.
W-SP-4847 Creating of the bright correction table failed. Message for Service Engineer
Perform the bright correction again.
I-SP-4851 The OFD voltage adjustment is normally
completed.
W-SP-4852 Couldn’t find the correct bright correction table.
Perform the scanner correction.
I-SP-4856 Select the correct mask type for the bright Install the 135F or 135H mask.
correction table to be created.
Set the 135F mask or 135H mask.
W-SP-4857 Carrier is not installed correctly. Install the carrier.
Correctly install the carrier.
136
No. Message Action
W-SP-4858 The auto correction failed. Adjust mask position using the
Adjust mask position using the adjustment adjustment button.
button.
W-SP-4859 The correction value exceeds the range.
Adjust mask position using the adjustment
button.
W-SP-4865 Mount holder is not installed. Install the mount holder.
Install the mount holder.
I-SP-4868 Adjusting LED light amount. Message for Service Engineer
W-SP-4869 Carrier is not installed correctly. Install the carrier correctly.
Install the carrier.
E-SP-4870 A communication error occurred between Perform the emergency power OFF
Imaging Controller section and CTL circuit procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
boards. restart the system.
W-SP-4874 Close the calibration cover. Close the calibration cover.
I-SP-4879 Write the backup parameters in the hard disk to Message for Service Engineer
the CB memory.
W-SP-4885 Registration failed because the specified optical
magnification is out of the range. 9
W-SP-4886 Device parameter setup failed.

I-SP-4887 Performing the dark correction. Wait until the processing is completed.
Please wait.
I-SP-4888 Performing the bright correction.
Please wait.
I-SP-4889 Film scanner ID is written into memory on circuit Message for Service Engineer
board.
OK?
I-SP-4890 No backup parameter.
Write only film scanner ID into memory on circuit
board?
I-SP-4891 Film scanner ID registration completed.
Turn off the power switch and then turn on the
power to the film scanner again.
W-SP-4892 Maintenance cannot be started because the film Turn ON the film scanner, or connect
scanner is turned off or USB cable is not the USB cable correctly.
connected.
I-SP-4893 Any data is stored in this FD. Message for Service Engineer
To overwrite them, press [OK].
E-SP-4894 Insufficient FD free space. Insert a blank floppy disk in the floppy
Check it. disk drive and then try again.
137
No. Message Action
E-SP-4895 Writing of files failed. Set the write-protect tab in the “write-
Check the FD. enable” position and then try again.
E-SP-4896 Reading of files failed. Make sure that the correct FD is
Check the FD. inserted and then try again.
E-SP-4897 Insufficient HDD free space. Perform the emergency power OFF
Shut down scanner with emergency stop button procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
and restart it. restart the system.
If problems persist, consult your technical If the problem persists, consult your
representative. technical representative.
W-SP-4898 FD is not inserted. Insert a blank floppy disk in the floppy
disk drive and then try again.
I-SP-4899 FD remains in the FD drive. Make sure that the access LED on the
Make sure that the access LED is turned OFF, floppy disk drive is turned OFF,
and then remove it from the FD drive, then click remove the floppy disk from the FD
the [OK] button. drive and then click the [OK] button.
W-SP-4907 A film remains in the carrier. Remove film.
W-SP-4908 Film is not inserted. Insert film.
W-SP-4912 The operation was cancelled. –
W-SP-4913 The number of times for repeating is not selected. Set the number of times.
Set the number of times.
W-SP-4914 The operation is aborted. Perform the emergency power OFF
restart the system.
I-SP-4915 Write the setting values to the monitor frame ratio Message for Service Engineer
information file.
OK?
I-SP-4917 Write the carrier installation information to the
FlashROM.
OK?
I-SP-4918 Writing the information to the FlashROM.
Please do not remove the carrier.
W-SP-4919 Enter numerals only for the carrier ID.
W-SP-4920 Enter numerals only for the serial No. of the
circuit board.
W-SP-4922 Install the NC100AR carrier. Install the auto film carrier NC100AR.
W-SP-4923 Install the MFC10AR carrier. Install the manual film carrier
MFC10AR.
138
No. Message Action
I-SP-4924 Write the setting values to the focus offset Message for Service Engineer
adjustment file.
OK?
W-SP-4925 The setting of the offset values is incorrect.
I-SP-4930 Write the data to the FlashROM.
OK?
I-SP-4931 Writing the data to the FlashROM.
Please do not remove the carrier.
W-SP-4933 An abnormality occurred during reading from the
monitor frame ratio information file.
W-SP-4934 An abnormality occurred during writing to the
monitor frame ratio information file.
W-SP-4935 An abnormality occurred during reading from the
focus offset adjustment file.
W-SP-4936 An abnormality occurred during writing to the
focus offset adjustment file.
W-SP-4938 Writing of data failed.
Perform reading the data once, and perform it
again.
W-SP-4939 The carrier is not ready. Install the carrier.
If this error persists, consult your technical If the problem persists, consult your 9
representative. technical representative.

W-SP-4940 Enter alphabets or space only for the revision Message for Service Engineer
number.
E-SP-4990 Data cannot be loaded because the scanner ID
of the installed film scanner is different from the
one saved in FD.
Check the FD.
E-SP-4991 There is no file to be saved.
I-SP-4992 Information were saved in FD. –
Make sure that the access LED is turned OFF,
and then remove it from the FD drive, then click
the [OK] button.
I-SP-4993 Information were loaded from FD.
Make sure that the access LED is turned OFF,
and then remove it from the FD drive, then click
the [OK] button.
W-Q0-5001 1-byte “*” cannot be used in search text. Enter another character.
Enter another character.
W-Q0-5002 Cannot operate this order because it is being Select other orders, or wait until the
processed. process is completed.
Select other orders, or wait until the process is
completed.
139
No. Message Action
E-Q0-5009 Cannot disconnect from the server/IC2. Check the network connection. If the
Check the connection. If problems persist, problem persists, consult your
consult your technical representative. technical representative.
W-Q0-5011 Cannot reissue the order that was registered in Select another order, and then click
order registration screen. the [Reorder] button, or enter the
Select other order then press [Reorder], or enter same order again.
the order again.
E-Q0-5012 Cannot reissue the order because the image data
is expired.
Select other order then press [Reorder], or enter
the order again.
W-Q0-5013 Cannot reissue the order because the image data
exceeds the limitation period.
Select other order then press [Reorder], or enter
the order again.
W-Q0-5014 Cannot reissue the order because the job is Cancel the job in the workflow adviser
being processed. screen, or click the [Reorder] button
Cancel the job in “Workflow Advisor” screen, or again after the process is completed.
press [Reorder] again after the process is
completed.
W-Q0-5015 Cannot fix the order because the job is being
processed.
Cancel the job in “Workflow Advisor” screen, or
press [Reorder] again after the process is
completed.
I-Q0-5017 Cannot find the specified order. –
Search with other condition.
I-Q0-5018 Delete this order?
I-Q0-5019 Reissue this order?
W-Q0-5022 This Order was deleted or changed. Click the [Refresh] button to refresh
Couldn’t delete order. the displaying list.
W-Q0-5023 Processing order. Wait a moment, and then try deleting
Couldn’t delete order. the order again.
Couldn’t reissue order. the displaying list.
W-Q0-5025 Processing order. Wait a moment, and then retry issuing
Couldn’t reissue order. the order again.
Couldn’t set express to order. the displaying list.
140
No. Message Action
W-Q0-5027 Processing order. Wait a moment and then try again.

Couldn’t set express to order.
Couldn’t cancel express setting for order. the displaying list.
W-Q0-5029 Processing order. Wait a moment and then try again.
Couldn’t cancel express setting for order.
Couldn’t update order information. the displaying list.
W-Q0-5031 Processing order. Wait a moment, and then try updating
Couldn’t update order information. order information again.
E-Q0-5034 Connection error occurred. Check the network connection. If the
Couldn’t find destination to which server/IC2 is problem persists, consult your
connected. technical representative.
Check network connection. If this error persists,
I-Q0-5050 Changed quantity is not fixed. To close the order after fixing changed
To close the order after fixing changed quantity,
press [OK]. To check it again, press [Cancel].
quantity, click the [OK] button. To
check it again, click the [Cancel]
9
button.

I-Q0-5051 There is a product whose quantity is not decided. 1. To fix quantity of all completed
To fix quantity of all completed orders, press [All]. orders, click the [All] button. To fix
To fix them while ignoring the uncompleted order, them while ignoring the
press [OK]. uncompleted order, click the [OK]
If [OK] is pressed, note that you cannot bill the button.
product when its quantity is not fixed. 2. If the [OK] button is clicked, note
that you cannot bill the product
when its quantity is not fixed.
W-Q0-5052 Cannot continue operation because any product Cancel the job in the workflow advisor
is being processed. screen, or try again after the process
Cancel the job in “Workflow Advisor” screen, or is completed.
retry it after the process is completed.
W-Q0-5058 Cannot fix the order because the job is being
processed.
Cancel the job in “Workflow Advisor” screen, or
retry it after the process is completed.
I-Q0-5061 Limiting quantity for this product is “799200”. Enter the value within “799200”.
Enter the value within “799200”.
141
No. Message Action
Couldn’t update production information. the displaying list, and then try
Press [Refresh] to refresh the displaying list. updating product information again.
W-Q0-5065 Processing order. Wait for a moment, and then try
Couldn’t update production information. updating product information again.
Couldn’t update order information. the displaying list, and then try
Press [Refresh] to refresh the displaying list. updating product information again.
W-Q0-5067 Processing order. Wait for a moment, and then try
Couldn’t update order information. updating product information again.
Cannot start up the program. procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
If problems persist after restart, consult your restart the system.
technical representative. If the problem persists, consult your
W-Q0-6002 Reserving period for completed order is incorrect. Enter a date between 0 and 99.
Enter the date between 0 and 99.
W-Q0-6003 Reserving period for order image file is incorrect.
W-Q0-6004 Reserving period for order image file is incorrect. Select days which are less than the
Select the days less than the setting range of setting range of “Complete Order
“Complete Order Retention Period” in system Retention Period” in the system
management screen. management screen.
W-Q0-6005 Incorrect period for production information is set. Enter a date between 0 and 99.
W-Q0-6006 Folder setting is incorrect. Select the folder again.
Select folder again.
W-Q0-6007 Selected folder was not found.
Select folder again.
W-Q0-6008 Folder is not selected. Select the folder.
Select folder.
I-Q0-6009 Read the product price. Do not start billing process until
Do not start billing process until reading of reading of the product price
product price information is completed. information is completed.
I-Q0-6010 Initial the system configuration information. Restart the system after initializing it.
Restart system after initializing it.
W-Q0-6011 Period for force deleting of order is incorrect. Select days which are less than the
Select the days within the setting range of setting range of “Complete Order
“Complete Order Retention Period” in system Retention Period” in the system
management screen. management screen.
142
No. Message Action
I-Q0-6012 Delete the order forcibly? –

W-Q0-6013 Server/IC2 connecting error occurred. Check the connection and then try
Check the connection, then retry it. again.
W-Q0-6014 Server/IC2 connecting error occurred.
Check the connection, then try it again.
W-Q0-6015 Order print size name is incorrect. Enter the correct order print size
Enter order print size name. name.
W-Q0-6016 Selected order print size name already exists. Enter another order print size name.
Enter another order print size name.
W-Q0-6017 Length is incorrect. Check the setting and then enter it
Check the setting, then enter it again. again.
W-Q0-6018 Width is incorrect.
Check the setting, then enter it again.
W-Q0-6019 Length and width are incorrect. Enter a length value which is greater
Enter length value larger than the one for width. than the one for the width.
I-Q0-6020 Reading of product price information was –
completed.
I-Q0-6021 Writing of product price information was
completed.
I-Q0-6022 Initializing of system configuration information 9
was completed.

I-Q0-6023 Forcible deleting process was completed. –
W-Q0-6024 Print size name to be deleted is not selected. Select the order print size name.
Select order print size name.
W-Q0-6025 Print size name to be changed is not selected.
Select order print size name.
I-Q0-6026 Delete order print size name? –
W-Q0-6027 Server/IC2 connecting error occurred. 1. Check the connection.
Check the connection. 2. To discard the selected order print
To discard the selected order print size size information, click the [OK]
information, press [OK]. To return to the screen, button. To return to the screen, click
press [Cancel]. the [Cancel] button.
W-Q0-6028 Writing error of order print size information
occurred.
Check the connection.
To discard the selected order print size
information, press [OK]. To return to the screen,
press [Cancel].
143
No. Message Action
W-Q0-6029 Cannot get order print size information. Perform the emergency power OFF
If problems persist after restart, consult your procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
technical representative. restart the system.
E-Q0-6030 Software error occurred. technical representative.
Cannot get information. Process was cancelled.
If problems persist after restart, consult your
I-Q0-6031 Start connection to Imaging Controller. Try again after completing all orders
Retry it again after completing all orders that are that are currently processed.
currently processed.
I-Q0-6032 Changes to Stand-alone mode.
Retry it again after completing all orders that are
currently processed.
Cannot get information. Process was cancelled. procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
W-Q0-6034 Time for level 1 is incorrect. Set a time value between 0 and 60
Set the time value between 0 and 60 min. min.
W-Q0-6035 Time for level 2 is incorrect.
Set the time value between 0 and 60 min.
W-Q0-6036 Time for level 3 is incorrect.
Set the time value between 0 and 60 min.
W-Q0-6037 Time for level cannot be duplicated. Set a different time.
Set another time.
W-Q0-6038 Emergency color cannot be duplicated. Set a different emergency color.
Set another emergency color.
W-Q0-6039 Reserving period is out of range. Check “Product Information Retention
Check “Production Information Retention Period” Period” is system management
in system management screen, then select the screen, and then select the start and
start and end date again. end date again.
W-Q0-6040 Folder is not selected. Select the order.
Select the folder.
I-Q0-6041 File already exists. –
Overwrite?
W-Q0-6042 Server/IC2 connecting error occurred. Check the connection and then try
Check the connection, then try it again. again.
W-Q0-6043 Cannot get production information.
Check the connection, then try it again.
W-Q0-6044 Writing process failed. Check the media. Restart the system
and then try again.
I-Q0-6045 Saving of production information was completed. –
144
No. Message Action

Cannot get information. Process was cancelled. procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
E-Q0-6049 Registration needs surface selection. Select the surface type, and then try
There is unregistered data. Complete? again.
E-Q0-6050 Gaining of service time information failed. Perform the emergency power OFF
Restart the system. procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
If this error persists, reinstall the software. restart the system.
E-Q0-6051 Cannot set up the same service time. technical representative.
E-Q0-6052 Service time value is incorrect.
E-Q0-6053 Minute value is incorrect. Consult your technical representative.
E-Q0-6054 Hour value is incorrect. 9
W-Q0-6055 Connecting to server/IC2 failed. 1. Wait several minutes and then try

Wait several minutes, then retry it. again.
To cancel the service time setting then quit this 2. To cancel the service time setting
screen, press [OK]. and then quit this screen, click the
[OK] button.
W-Q0-6056 Writing of service time information failed.
Wait several minutes, then retry it.
To cancel the service time setting then quit this
screen, press [OK].
I-Q0-6057 Initializing... Wait until initialization is completed.
Wait for a moment.
E-Q0-6058 Computer Name is incorrect. Consult your technical representative.
E-Q0-6059 Initializing of system configuration failed because
an uncompleted order exists.
Complete the order or delete it, then press
[Initialization] again.
E-Q0-6060 Working time is not set correctly.
E-Q0-6061 Spare time is not set correctly.
E-Q0-6062 Magazine replace time is not set correctly.
145
No. Message Action
E-Q0-6063 Gaining of resource information failed. Cannot Perform the emergency power OFF
open the start-up screen. procedure (see Section 8.1) and then
Reinstall the system. restart the system.
E-Q0-6064 Gaining of resource information failed. Cannot technical representative.
open the start-up screen.
Reinstall the system.
E-Q0-6065 Service time setting is incorrect. Consult your technical representative.
Check that opening and closing times are
correctly set.
E-Q0-6066 Same date is already registered.
E-Q0-6067 Data is not selected. Perform the emergency power OFF
E-Q0-6068 Error data is not set correctly. restart the system.
W-Q0-6069 Gaining of printer information failed. If the problem persists, consult your
Restart the system. technical representative.
representative.
E-Q0-6070 Notice Application Software is not selected.
I-Q0-6071 Delete selected holiday data. –
E-Q0-6072 Working day settings are incorrect. Consult your technical representative.
Check that the check marks are properly added
to days’ boxes.
W-Q0-6075 Reading process failed. Restart the system and then try again.
W-SP-7001 Carrier was removed. Remove the film from the carrier and
Remove film and then install the carrier. then reinstall the carrier.
W-SP-7002 Carrier sensor not calibrated correctly. Remove the carrier and then clean the
Remove the carrier and then clean the glass glass surface of the upper and lower
surface of the upper and lower feeding lanes with feed lanes with a dry cotton swab.
a dried cotton swab.
E-SP-7006 Upgrading of carrier software failed. Consult your technical representative.
E-SP-7007 Upgrading of carrier software failed.
W-SP-7008 Because the version of the carrier software is Install the carrier again and then
incorrect, this carrier cannot be used. upgrade the software.
Install the carrier again, and then upgrade the
software.
W-SP-7009 The carrier was removed during upgrading of the
software.
Install the carrier again, and then upgrade the
software.
146
No. Message Action
E-SP-7010 Writing FlashROM data into carrier failed. Remove and reinstall the carrier.
E-SP-7011 Writing FlashROM data into carrier failed.
W-SP-7012 Upgrading of carrier software failed.
E-SP-7013 Writing FlashROM data into carrier failed.
W-SP-7015 File not found in hard disk. Perform the emergency power OFF
restart the system.
E-SP-7019 Reading FlashROM data from carrier failed. Remove and reinstall the carrier.
E-SP-7020 Reading FlashROM data from carrier failed.
W-SP-7024 Upper feed section is unlocked.
Remove the carrier, and then lock Upper feed
Remove the carrier and then close the
upper feed section.
9

section.
W-SP-7071 Carrier not installed correctly or no carrier Install the film carrier correctly.
installed. If this error message appears again,
Install carrier correctly. consult your technical representative.
E-SP-7074 A communication error occurred between the Remove and reinstall the carrier.
CTL CB and carrier. If the problem persists, consult your
Carrier is not installed correctly. technical representative.
Install the carrier again. If problems persist,
CTL CB and carrier.
If problems persist, consult your technical
representative.
E-SP-7077 Writing FlashROM data from carrier failed.
representative.
147
No. Message Action
E-SP-7078 Reading FlashROM data from carrier failed. Remove and reinstall the carrier.
Install the carrier again. If the problem persists, consult your
If problems persist, consult your technical technical representative.
representative.
representative.
E-SP-7081 Carrier not installed correctly or no carrier
installed.
E-SP-7083 A power source failure (carrier section +24V) was
detected.
Carrier is not installed correctly.
E-SP-7084 A power source failure (carrier section +12V) was
detected.
E-SP-7085 A power source failure (carrier section -12V) was
detected.
W-SP-7087 The memory for diagnostics program was not Message for Service Engineer
allocated.
W-SP-7090 Too long film. Remove the carrier and then film.
Check the film. Film length must be shorter than
Remove carrier and then film. 1.7m.
W-SP-7091 It may be a black-and-white film or too many When printing black-and-white film,
pieces of tape are used. select black-and-white film in the film
Check the film. type. The number of check tapes must
be less than 20.
W-SP-7095 Film remains in feeding lane. Remove the carrier and then film.
to Remove carrier and then film. Clean the glass surface of the upper
W-SP-7098 and lower feed lanes with a dry cotton
swab.
W-SP-7100 Feeding of film failed. Remove the carrier and then film.
to Remove carrier and then film. Clean the glass surface of the upper
W-SP-7103 and lower feed lanes with a dry cotton
swab. The number of perforations in
the film must be less than 500.
148
No. Message Action
W-SP-7104 Too long film. Remove the carrier and then film.
Remove carrier and then film. Film length must be shorter than
1.7m.
W-SP-7105 Too short film. Remove the carrier and then film.
Remove carrier and then film. Film shorter than 74mm must be
processed with the multi film carrier.
W-SP-7106 Inserting of film failed. Remove the carrier and then film.
Remove carrier and then film. If problems persist, If the leading end of film is folded,
clean the feeding rollers. mend the film or use the manual film
carrier.
W-SP-7107 Inserting of film failed.
Remove carrier and then film. If problems persist,
clean the feeding rollers.
W-SP-7108 Feeding of film failed. Remove the carrier and then clean the
Remove carrier and then film. feed rollers and glass surface of the
upper and lower feed lanes. Remove
any foreign matter in the carrier. If the
leading end of film is folded, mend the
film or use the multi film carrier.
W-SP-7109 Feeding of film failed.
Remove carrier and then film.
W-SP-7110 Perforation rupture exists. Remove the carrier and then clean the
to
W-SP-7120
Frame position may not detected correctly.
Remove carrier and then film, and mend the
feed rollers and glass surface of the
upper and lower feed lanes. Remove
9
rupture. any foreign matter in the carrier. If

perforation ruptures exist, mend the
film before scanning.
to Remove carrier and then film. feed rollers and glass surface of the
W-SP-7131 upper and lower feed lanes. Remove
any foreign matter in the carrier.
Attach tape so as not to block
perforations, or use the multi film
carrier.
to Remove carrier and then film. feed rollers and glass surface of the
W-SP-7142 upper and lower feed lanes. Remove
any foreign matter in the carrier. If the
leading end of film is folded, mend the
film or use the multi film carrier.
W-SP-7171 Writing FlashROM data into carrier failed. Consult your technical representative.
149
No. Message Action
W-SP-7180 The sensor for feeding lane cannot be calibrated Remove the carrier and then film.
correctly. Remove the carrier and then clean the
Remove the carrier, and then clean the glass glass surface of the upper and lower
surface of the upper and lower feeding lanes with feed lanes with a dry cotton swab.
a dry cotton swab.
W-SP-7185 Film remains in feeding lane.
W-SP-7188 Carrier is not installed correctly. Remove and reinstall the carrier.
I-SP-7213 Downloading the data to the carrier. Please wait Wait until the processing is completed.
a moment.
It takes about 40 seconds.
I-SP-7214 Uploading the data from the carrier. Please wait a
moment.
It takes about 40 seconds.
W-SP-7215 The version information stored in the hard disk Consult your technical representative.
was not known.
The version may be old, but you can use the
current carrier.
I-SP-7218 Too many frames in film. The number of frames in the film must
Printing is possible up to 79th frame. be less than 80.
W-SP-7219 Feeding of film failed. Remove the carrier and then film.
Remove the carrier, and then take out the film.
representative.
I-SP-7220 The downloader returned the error, so the version Consult your technical representative.
of the carrier was not known.
The version may be old, but you can use the
current carrier.
I-SP-7221 To prevent film scratches, clean the feeding lane. Clean the feed lanes on the carrier.
W-SP-7223 Diffusion box is not installed. Install the diffusion box in the carrier.
Remove the carrier, and then install it. If this error message appears again,
W-SP-7224 Diffusion box is not installed.
Remove the carrier, and then install it.
W-SP-7225 The carrier software must be upgraded. Reinstall the film carrier.
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10 ADDITIONAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
10.1 Density Correction ..................................................................... 153
10.2 Color Correction .......................................................................... 155
10.3 Tone Adjustment and Hypertone ....................................... 158
10.4 Selecting Sharpness Level .................................................... 159
10.5 Selecting Saturation Level .................................................... 160
10.6 Monotone Correction ................................................................ 161
10.7 Holding Conditions .................................................................... 163
10.8 Order Information Confirmation After Film Insertion... 165
10.9 Center Cropping .......................................................................... 167
10.10 Reversal Film Print..................................................................... 168
10.11 Black & White Negative Printing ........................................ 173
10.12 1-Frame Image Display Printing ......................................... 174
10.13 Displaying Order Data/Setting Order Number ............ 176

10.13.1 Displaying Order Data ............................................................. 176
10.13.2 Setting Order Number.............................................................. 176
10.14 Custom Setting Selection ...................................................... 177
10.15 Using Manual Film Carrier MFC10AR (Optional) ...... 180

10.15.1 Preparation for Using Manual Film Carrier .............................. 180
10.15.2 Installing 135 Film into Film Holder.......................................... 181
10.15.3 Installing IX240 Film into Film Holder ...................................... 183
151
10.15.4 Installing Mounted Film into Film Holder.................................. 186
10.15.5 Operation ................................................................................. 186
10.16 Stopping the Order ..................................................................... 189
152
10.1 Density Correction
Use the density keys to increase or decrease the print density while observing the
color positive image on the monitor screen. To correct the density and color, use the
color keys (see Section 10.2) together with the density keys.
As an example, the view and order screen for printing with film is used.

(see Section 6.1.5).
w On the view and order screen, click the

frame to be corrected.

[ ← ], [ ↓ ] and [ ↑ ] keys.
KKK To Increase Print Density:

Use the mouse, [+D] or [+3D] key.
<Example for setting “+3” using the mouse>

Click the “D” box. The input boxes appear as
shown. Click the [▲] button for “D” to increase 10
density. The density can be increased up to a
ADDITIONAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

maximum of 50 steps.
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<Example for “+3” using the [+D] or [+3D] key>
The density can be increased up to a
N
2 :0 (Density key correction is canceled.)
+D
3 :+1
+3D :+3
To apply the same correction to the subsequent

frames, press the [Hold] key. (Condition Holding
function) (see Section 10.7).
KKK To Decrease Print Density:

Use the mouse, [–D] or [–3D] key.
<Example for setting “-3” using the mouse>

Click the “D” box. The input boxes appear as
shown. Click the [▼] button for “D” to decrease
density. The density can be decreased up to a
<Example for setting “-3” using the [-D] or [-3D] key>

The density can be decreased up to a
N
2 :0 (Density key correction is canceled.)
–D
1 :-1
–3D
0 :-3

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10.2 Color Correction
To adjust the color of the prints, use the color keys while observing the color positive
image on the monitor.

w On the view and order screen, click the

frame to be corrected.

[ ← ], [ ↓ ] and [ ↑ ] keys.
KKK To Increase Color

Use the mouse, [+C], [+M] or [+Y] key.
<Example for setting “+2C”, “+3M” and

“+1Y” using the mouse>
Click the box for the desired color. The input 10
boxes appear as shown in the screen at the

left. Click the [▲] button for the desired color to
increase density. The color can be increased
up to 20 steps at the maximum.
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<Example for setting “+2C”, “+3M” and “+1Y”
using the [+C], [+M] or [+Y] key>
The color can be increased up to a maximun of
20 steps.
COLOR
KEY
CANCEL
:0 (Color key correction is canceled.)
+C
4 :+1 (Cyan is increased by 1 step each
time this key is pressed.)
+M
5 :+1 (Magenta is increased by 1 step
each time this key is pressed.)
+Y
6 :+1 (Yellow is increased by 1 step each

KKK To Reduce Color

Use the mouse, [–C], [–M] or [–Y] key.
<Example for setting “-2C”, “-3M” and “-1Y”

using the mouse>
Click the box for the desired color. The input
boxes appear as shown in the screen at the
left. Click the [▼] button for the desired color to
decrease density. The color can be decreased
up to 20 steps at the maximum.
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<Example for setting “-2C”, “-3M” and “-1Y”
using the [-C], [-M] or [-Y] key>
The color can be reduced up to a maximum of
20 steps.
COLOR
KEY
CANCEL
:0 (Color key correction is canceled when
this key is pressed.)
–C
7 :–1 (Cyan is reduced by 1 step each
–M
8 :–1 (Magenta is reduced by 1 step
each time this key is pressed.)
–Y
9 :–1 (Yellow is reduced by 1 step each

10
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10.3 Tone Adjustment and Hypertone
Follow this procedure to select the tone adjustment and to turn the hypertone
function “ON” or “OFF”.
Tone Adjustment (Tone Adjust): This function allows you to adjust image tone. Use it to emphasize
mountains in the background, to brighten up a dark background, etc.
Hypertone: Hypertone, a Frontier function equivalent to dodging, allows users to control the amount
of exposure in specific areas. It can be used to make backgrounds darker or lighter with respect to
the subject, or to enhance distant hazy mountains or background detail in back-lit scenes.
q Insert the film into the auto film carrier.
w Click the image correct button.
The “Image Correct” dialog box is displayed on

positive frames. If necessary, drag the “Image Correct”
dialog box when selecting or viewing positive frames.
e Click the [Tone Adjustment] button.
Or click the [F5 Tone Adjust] button in Function Menu

[1] on the view and order screen.
• The “Tone Adjustment” dialog box appears.
r Click the desired tone in the dialog box.
t Select “YES” in the “Hypertone” box.
y Click the [OK] or [Hold] button.
[OK]: The selected frame is printed with

the tone setup.
[Hold]: The tone setup is held until the
[Order Finish] button is clicked or
the order is fixed automatically.
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10.4 Selecting Sharpness Level
Follow this procedure to select the sharpness level.Sharpness processing enhances

outlines to create more distinct and clearer photos.
q On the view and order screen, click the

image correct button.

w Click the [Sharpness] button.
• The “Sharpness” dialog box appears.
Or click the [F4 Sharpness] button in Function Menu 10

[1] on the view and order screen.

e Click the desired level of the sharpness.
r Click the [OK] or [Hold] button.
[OK]: The selected frame is processed

with the sharpness set up.
[Hold]: The sharpness set up is held until
the [Order Finish] button is clicked
or the order is fixed automatically.
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10.5 Selecting Saturation Level
Follow this procedure to select the saturation level. The amount of saturation
determines the vividness of the colors in an image.

image correct button.

w Click the [Saturation] button.
• The “Saturation” dialog box appears.
e Click the [▼] button and then select the

desired saturation setting.
r Click the [OK] or [Hold] button.
[OK]: The selected frame is processed

with the saturation set up.
[Hold]: The saturation set up is held until
the [Order Finish] button is clicked
or the order is fixed automatically.
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10.6 Monotone Correction
Monotone images can be produced from color film.
<Setting for one order on the order information screen>
Setting for one order can be specified before inserting

media/film. After inserting media/film, the specified
settings on the order information screen can be
changed for each frame (see page 182).

• The “Process 1” panel appears.
w Click the [Monotone Correction] button.
• The “Monotone Correction” dialog box appears.
e Click the [YES] button. 10

• The correction list appears in the box.
r Select the desired correction in the box and

then click the [OK] or [All] button.
[OK]: All frames of the order are processed

with the selected correction set up.
When writing/printing of the order
finishes, the system returns to the
normal mode.
[All]: All subsequent frames are processed
with the selected correction set up.
t Proceed with writing/printing using the

same procedure as for normal operation.
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<Setting for each frame on the view and order screen>

desired frame.

[ ← ], [ ↓ ] and [ ↑ ] keys.
w Click the image correct button.

e Click the [Monotone Correction] button.
• The “Monotone Correction” dialog box appears.
r Click the [YES] button.
• The correction list appears in the box.
t Select the desired correction in the box and

then click the [OK] or [Hold] button.
[OK]: The selected frame is processed with

the selected correction set up.
[Hold]: The selected frame and the
following frames are processed with
the specified correction set up.
When the writing/printing of the
order finishes, the system returns to
the normal mode.
• The color image on the monitor changes to a

monotone image.
y Proceed with writing/printing using the

same procedure as for normal operation.
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10.7 Holding Conditions
To print successive frames using the same conditions, use the condition holding function
to maintain the settings for density correction, color correction and number of prints.
KKK Holding the Density Correction and Color Correction

w Correct the density and color of one frame

(see Sections 10.1 and 10.2).
e Press the [HOLD] key.
• The boxes of the settings being held change to

light green. The condition is held until the [Order
Finish] button is clicked or the order is fixed
automatically.
The hold function is not available for magnification

settings specified by the center cropping or optional
free cropping function.
10

KKK Canceling the Held Conditions of Density Correction and Color Correction
q Press the [HOLD] key.
• The light green color of the “C”, “M”, “Y” and “D”
boxes disappears and held conditions of the
selected frame and the subsequent frames are
canceled.
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KKK Holding the Number of Prints to “3”
w Press the [P.SET] key.
e Press the [3] key.
r Press the [HOLD] key.
• The held “P.SET” boxes change to light green

and are held at “3”. The condition is held until
the [Order Finish] button is clicked or the order is
fixed automatically.
The hold function is not available for magnification

settings specified by the center cropping or optional
free cropping function.
KKK Canceling the Number of Prints Held

q Press the [P.SET] key.
• The cursor moves to “P.SET”.
w Press the [HOLD] key.
• The light green color of the “P.SET” box

disappears and held conditions of the selected
frame and the subsequent frames are canceled.
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10.8 Order Information Confirmation After Film Insertion
Even after film is inserted and the view and order screen is displayed, order
information can be confirmed by returning to the order information screen.


box appears.
Click the [Switching of Printing Mode] button to

change the frame feed mode (“Semi” or “Auto”).
w Click the [Order Info.] button.
Or click the [F6 → Order Info.] button in the function

10
menu [1] or [2] on the view and order screen.

• The order information screen appears.
e Confirm the order information.
r Click the operational environment settings

button.
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box appears.
t Click the [Return] button.
Or click the [F6 → Print Screen] button in the function

menu [1] or [2] on the order information screen.
• Operation returns to the view and order screen.
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10.9 Center Cropping
Follow this procedure to perform center cropping with a reduction ratio of up to 50%
of the standard magnification. Magnification up to 42 times is possible.

desired frame.
The frame can also be selected by pressing the [→],

[←], [↓] and [↑] keys.
w Click the Function Menu [1] button.
e Click the [F3 Mag.] button.
• The cursor moves to the magnification box.
r Change the magnification using the [ ↑ ]

and [ ↓ ] keys.
• [ ↑ ]: To increase magnification.
• [ ↓ ]: To decrease magnification.
• When a large-size index print is selected, possible
maximum magnification may be less than 42 times.
10

Click the [F3 Mag.] button again to return to the
original magnification.
t Proceed with printing.
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10.10 Reversal Film Print
Follow this procedure to print 135-size reversal film using the auto film carrier
NC100AR.
Clean the feed lanes on the carrier before starting printing with reversal film and each time 360 frames or 10 rolls of
reversal film are processed. If the film carrier is not cleaned, scratches on film may result.

[Film Type] button.
w The “Film Type Selection” dialog box

appears.
e Click the [Reversal] button.
• The “I-P0-1839 135 reversal film was selected.”

message appears.
• The message disappears.
• “Negative” on the [Film Type] button changes to

“Reversal”.
• The film feeding method is automatically

changed to “Feed”.
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t Remove the auto film carrier
Upper Feed Section y Open the upper feed section.
Upper Feed Section

Lock Release Button
R3-042
Film Guide Section u Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the film
(on Upper Feed Lane) guide section using the blower brush.
Blower
Brush i Close the upper feed section.
o Install the auto film carrier (see Subsection

6.1.1).
10

Film Guide Section
(on Lower Feed Lane)
R3-002
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!0 Set the dust removal brush lever to the “R”
position.
Dust Removal Brush Lever

R3-471 !1 Blow off dust adhering to both sides of
reversal film using the blower brush.
Dust adhering to film may cause scratches on film.
Film Ejection Guide When the optional film ejection guide is installed, raise
the guide before inserting reversal film.
Reversal Film
R3-089
!2 Proceed with printing using the same

Align the frame position correctly on the “Film Position

Adjustment” dialog box.
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When processing fogged 135 reversal film, follow the procedure below.
• If only the leading end is fogged, insert the film from the trailing end.
Insertion Direction
• If the end of film is fogged, cut the film so that the length of the fogged part is less than 60 mm.
60 mm or less
• If the middle of film is fogged or a frame is greatly overexposed, the NC100AR cannot be used. Use the
MFC10AR (optional) when scanning such film.
10

• If the leading or trailing end of film is overexposed (ex. snow or beach scene), a film feed error may occur. If
this happens, insert the film from the opposite side, or use the MFC10AR (optional).
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!3 To return to color negative printing, click the
[Film Type] button on the order information
screen and then select “Negative” on the
“Film Type Selection” dialog box.
To return to color negative printing, set the dust

removal brush lever to the “N” position.
• The film feeding method returns to the previous

mode.
• Control returns to the color negative printing

mode.
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10.11 Black & White Negative Printing
Follow this procedure to print black & white negatives using the auto film carrier
NC100AR.
Retouching does not function.

[Film Type] button.
• The “Film Type Selection” dialog box appears.
w Click the [B/W negative] button.
10

• “Negative” on the [Film Type] button changes to
“B/W negative”.
e Proceed with printing using the same

r To return to color negative printing, click the

[Film Type] button on the order information
screen and then select “Negative” on the
“Film Type Selection” dialog box.
• Control returns to the color negative printing mode.
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10.12 1-Frame Image Display Printing
Follow this procedure to change the image frame mode on the view and order
screen from six-frame mode to one-frame mode.
The number of displayed frames can be changed only on the order information screen (only before inserting film).

w Click the [Switching of Frame] button to

select “1 frame”.
• The image display mode toggles between “1

frame” and “6 frame” by clicking this button.
e Press the [FILM DRIVE] key to select the

frame feed mode.
FILM
DRIVE
• Pressing the key alternates the mode from one

to the other as shown below.
“Semi” → “Auto” → “Manual” → “Semi”
The “Manual” mode can be selected only in the “1

Frame” mode. Feed the frame by pressing the
key or return to the previous frame by pressing the
key after fine scanning in the “Manual” mode.
r Insert the film.
• The color image appears in the frame.
During the 1-frame screen, the frame return and

feeding keys can be used. The preceding frame can
be returned to printing.
: Goes back 1 frame.

: Goes forward 1 frame.
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t Proceed with printing using the same
y To return to the 6-frame view and order

screen, click the “Process 2” tab before
inserting film.
u Click the [Switching of Frame] button to

select “6 frame”.
10
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10.13 Displaying Order Data/Setting Order Number
Follow this procedure to display the order data of the previous order or change the
order number.
10.13.1 Displaying Order Data
SORT/
q On the order information screen, press the
ORDER
[SORT/ORDER] key.
• The “Order Data Display” dialog box appears.
10.13.2 Setting Order Number
q On the order information screen, move the

cursor to the order number display area and
then enter the new order number.
• The order number of the next order will be

changed to the new number.
If the preceding order has not been fixed, the order

number cannot be changed. Click the [SORT/ORDER]
button before doing this.
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10.14 Custom Setting Selection
The custom setting (prescribed finish condition) can be selected by following the
procedure below.
The desired custom setting can be selected before inserting film. After insertion, this
function can be used only for confirmation.

w Click the [Custom Setting No.] button.
• The “Custom Setting” dialog box appears.
e Click the [▼] button and select the custom

setting number.
If a custom setting is already specified, the contents

can be confirmed by referring to the back printing of
10

printed papers.
r Follow the steps below to view the custom

setting condition selected.
q Click the [Condition] button to view the setting.
• The “Corr. Level/Tone/Hypertone” panel

appears.
w Click the “Key Step Width/BL-SL” tab to view

the setting.
177
• The “Key Step Width/BL-SL” panel appears.
e Click the “Sharpness/Grain control” tab to

view the setting.
• The “Sharpness/Grain control” panel appears.
r Click the “Saturation” tab to view the setting.
• The “Saturation” panel appears.
t Click the “Gradation/Bright” tab to view the

setting.
• The “Gradation/Bright” panel appears.
y Click the [All] button.
178
• The selected custom setting number is

displayed.
u Insert the film into the carrier and proceed

with printing.
• Prints are made with the custom setup condition

selected.
The custom setup condition returns to the

previous setting if the original type or carrier
mask is changed.
<Returning to the master setting>
q On the “Process 1” panel, click the [Custom

Setting No.] button.
10

w Click the [▼] button and select “0”.
• The printing condition returns to the master

condition (0).
e Click the [All] button.
179
10.15 Using Manual Film Carrier MFC10AR (Optional)
135 full-size, 135 half-size and IX240 film and mounted film can be processed by
replacing the film holder.
IMPORTANT
The manual film carrier and film holders are only for this system.
10.15.1 Preparation for Using Manual Film Carrier
q Perform “3 Scanner Correction” in the pre-

operational checks (see Subsection 5.1.3).
w When the mount holder is used, specify the

type of the film mount by following the
procedure below.


appears.
w Click the [Mask Setup] button.
• The “Mask Setup” dialog box appears.
e Click the [135 Mount] or [240 Mount] button

according to the type of the film mount.
r Click the [OK] or [All] button.
[OK]: The setting is valid only for this order.

[All]: The setting is valid for this order and
all subsequent orders.
180
10.15.2 Installing 135 Film into Film Holder
Looking Tabs (2) q Press down the support fully.
w While pressing the two locking tabs, open

the upper holder.
Upper
Holder
Support
R3-146
e Open the upper mask.
Upper Mask
R3-147
10
r Set the film and then close the upper mask.

Film
Upper Mask
R3-148
181
Film t Adjust the position of the film by hand.
R3-149
Upper Holder y Close the upper holder.
R3-150
u Return the support to the original position.

Support
R3-151
i While keeping the carrier horizontal, insert

the film holder into the manual film carrier
until it stops.
R3-156
182
10.15.3 Installing IX240 Film into Film Holder
Looking Tabs (2) q Press down the support fully.

the upper holder.
Upper
Holder
Support
R3-146
VEI (4) IPI (folded) e Align the mark on the knob with the cutout
Knob in the plate.
r Make sure that the VEI position is set to “4”

Mark
(processed) and the IPI is folded.
Cutout
10

R3-459
t Set the film cartridge as shown.
Film Cartridge
R3-186
183
y Press the cartridge slit opening button.
Cartridge Slit Opening Button

R3-187
Knob
u Feed out the film by rotating the knob.
Film
R3-188
i Align the first five frames with the masks

and then close the upper holder.
Upper Holder
R3-189
o Return the support to the original position.
!0 While keeping the carrier horizontal, insert

until it stops.
R3-156
184
■ Removing the IX240 Film from the Film Holder
Knob q Pull out the IX240 film holder from the

manual film carrier.

the upper holder.
e Wind the film by rotating the knob.
Rotate the knob while pulling the film lightly.
R3-190
Mark r Rotate the knob until the mark aligns with

the cutout.
Knob
Cutout
R3-393
Lever t Turn the lever to the left-hand side until the 10

cartridge slit opening button returns to the

original position.
Cartridge Slit Opening Button

R3-191
Film Cartridge
y Remove the film cartridge as shown.
R3-192
185
10.15.4 Installing Mounted Film into Film Holder
Support q Press down the support fully.
w Insert the film mounts into the mount holder.
Film Mount
R3-157
e Return the support to the original position.
r While keeping the carrier horizontal, insert

until it stops.
Mount Holder
R3-453
10.15.5 Operation
After inserting the film holder into the manual film carrier, perform the procedure below.
q Click the [Start] button on the FRONTMAN

screen.
For details on the FRONTMAN screen, refer to the

186
• The positive black and white image is displayed.
w Adjust the frame position by rotating the fine

adjustment knob.
e Click the [OK] button.
Fine Adjustment Knob

R3-154
Indicator Lamp
(Green)
• The green indicator lamp lights on the film
scanner SP-500.
10

While the indicator lamp lights, do not move the film
holder.
R3-050
• The positive color image of the frame is

displayed.
If necessary, perform correction (color, density, etc.)

and set the number of prints while viewing the color
positive image on the monitor screen.
r Click the [START] button.
• The frame is fine-scanned.
187
When the “Manual” film drive mode is selected, the “✓”
mark appears on the fine-scanned images.
t When the “Manual” frame feed mode is

selected, perform the procedure below.
When “Semi” frame feed mode is selected,
skip this step.
q Click the [Frame Feed] button.
w Press the [START] key.
• The green indicator lamp turns off on the film

scanner SP-500.
• The positive black and white image is displayed.
y Move the film holder by one frame by pulling

the film holder until it stops.
The next triangle mark appears.
Numerical characters on the 135F/135H/240 film

holder indicates what number frame is being printed.
u Repeat Steps w to y until all frames are

Film Holder registered/printed.
R3-448
i Press the [Order Finish] button.
• The “Order Data Display” dialog appears.
188
10.16 Stopping the Order
To stop an order safely in which an error has occurred (e.g. screen frozen), use the
following procedures.
q Click the [i] button on the status and setting

check bar.
Click the [i] button.
• The “System Information and Operations Setup”

dialog box appears.
w Click the [Stop the order] button.
10
• The “Stop the Order” dialog box appears.

e Click the [Order Stop] button.
• The “Stop the Order” dialog box disappears.
• The error order is stopped and the active screen

appears.
189
11 SETUP AND MAINTENANCE
11.1 Setup and Maintenance Menu Screen ............................ 192
11.2 Image Export Settings.............................................................. 193
11.3 NC100AR Fixed Feeding Setup........................................... 194
191
11.1 Setup and Maintenance Menu Screen
Open the setup and maintenance menu screen by following the procedure below.
w Click the [Setup and Maintenance] button.
• The log-in dialog box appears.
e Click the [OK] button.
• The setup and maintenance menu screen

appears.
192
11.2 Image Export Settings
When the image export and printing is performed, magnification settings specified
on the IC3 can be applied only to prints, or both prints and image data.
q Open the setup and maintenance menu

(see Section 11.1).
w Click the [0101 Image Export Settings]

button.
• The “Image Export Settings [0101]” screen

appears.
e In the “Center Cropping for Export/Print”

column, select “Both (prints and image
data)” or “Print Only”.
• Control returns to the setup and maintenance

menu.
11
SETUP AND MAINTENANCE
193
11.3 NC100AR Fixed Feeding Setup
If the auto film carrier NC100AR is in the fixed feeding mode (see Subsection 6.1.6),
set the feed amount of the 135 full and half (optional) sizes.
q Open the setup and maintenance menu

(see Section 11.1).
w Click the [04 Carrier Adjustment/

Maintenance] button.
• The “04 Carrier Adjustment/Maintenance” menu

appears.
e Click the [0400 NC100AR Fixed Feeding

Setup] button.
• The “NC100AR Fixed Feeding Setup [0400]”

screen appears.
r Enter the feed amount of the 135 full and

half film.
• Control returns to the setup and maintenance

menu.
194
12 CONSUMABLE PARTS LIST
195
Air Filter
Part No.: 376N100005A
L2200
R3-433
196
13 INDEX
Index ......................................................................................................... 198
197
Index
135 Half-size Frame Printing (Optional) ....................... 78 [I]

1-Frame Image Display Printing ................................ 174 “Image Correct” Dialog Box ......................................... 41
Image Export Settings ............................................... 193
[A] Inserting Film 66
ADDITIONAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ............ 151 Installing 135 Film into Film Holder ............................ 181
AFTER OPERATION ................................................. 101 Installing IX240 Film into Film Holder ........................ 183
Auto Film Carrier Installation ....................................... 58 Installing Mounted Film into Film Holder .................... 186
Auto Film Carrier NC100AR .................................... 5, 11
[L]
[B] LED Light Source Cover Cleaning ............................... 52
Basic Operating Precautions ......................................... 3
BASIC OPERATIONS .................................................. 57 [M]
BEFORE OPERATION ................................................ 43 Main Menu Screen ....................................................... 20
Black & White Negative Printing ................................ 173 MAINTENANCE ......................................................... 105
Maintenance Schedule .............................................. 108
[C] Manual Film Carrier MFC10AR (Optional) ..................... 7
Caution regarding Electric Shock .................................. 4 Monotone Correction ................................................. 161
Center Cropping ........................................................ 167
Certification and Identification Label Locations ............. 8 [N]
Certification and Identification Labels ............................ 8 NC100AR Fixed Feeding Setup ................................. 194
Checking ...................................................................... 73 Normal Printing ............................................................ 69
Cleaning Around the Machine ................................... 102
Cleaning the Winding Section and Diffusion Box of the [O]
Auto Film Carrier .................................................... 110 Operation ................................................................... 186
Cleaning/Replacing the Air Filter ............................... 113 Operation Keyboard (Optional) .................................... 12
Color Correction ......................................................... 155 “Operational Environment Settings” Dialog Box ........... 39
COMPONENT NAMES AND RELATED FUNCTIONS ...... 9 OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND USE CONDITIONS ...... 1
CONSUMABLE PARTS LIST ..................................... 195 Order Information Confirmation After Film Insertion ...... 165
Custom Setting Selection .......................................... 177 Order Information Screen ............................................ 21
Original Selection ......................................................... 60
[D]
Density Correction ..................................................... 153 [P]
Displaying Order Data ................................................ 176 Periodical Maintenance .............................................. 108
Displaying Order Data/Setting Order Number ........... 176 Post-operational Checks ............................................ 102
Power ON/OFF the Film Scanner .............................. 109
[E] Precautions for Using Film Scanner .............................. 5
ERROR MESSAGES AND ACTION TO TAKE .......... 115 Pre-operational Checks ............................................... 44
Error Messages and Action to Take ........................... 116 Preparation for Using Manual Film Carrier ................ 180
Error Notice Button ...................................................... 34 Print Size Selection ...................................................... 61
External View ............................................................... 10 Printing with Film ......................................................... 58
“Process 1” Screen ...................................................... 23
[F] “Process 2” Screen ...................................................... 25
Film Carrier Cleaning ................................................... 45 Processing Status Display ........................................... 38
Film Loading Errors and Countermeasures ................. 96
Film Scanner (SP-500) ................................................ 10 [R]
Frame Feed Mode Selection ........................................ 63 Reorder Printing (by Frame No.) .................................. 87
Function Buttons on Order Information Screen ........... 26 Reorder Printing (by Frame Order) .............................. 80
Function Buttons on View and Order Screen ............... 30 Reprinting with Exposure Condition All Retrieval Function
.................................................................................. 91
[G] Reprinting with Individual Exposure Condition Retrieval . 94
General Maintenance ................................................ 106 Retouching ................................................................... 74
General Precautions for Using the Film Scanner ........... 5 Reversal Film Print ..................................................... 168
[H] [S]
Holding Conditions ..................................................... 163 Safety 3
Scanner Correction ...................................................... 53
SCREEN CONFIGURATIONS ..................................... 19
Selected Frame ............................................................ 29
“Selected Frame Operation” Dialog Box ...................... 40
Selecting Auto Film Carrier Film Driving Method ......... 65
Selecting Saturation Level ......................................... 160
198
Selecting Sharpness Level ........................................ 159
Service Menu and “Order Entry” Screen ...................... 22
Setting Order Number ................................................ 176
Setting the Number of Prints ........................................ 62
SETUP AND MAINTENANCE ................................... 191
Setup and Maintenance Menu Screen ...................... 192
Shutting Down the IC3 in an Emergency (Mechanical/
Software Abnormality) ............................................ 106
Shutting Down the Film Scanner in an Emergency ... 107
Shutting Down the System .......................................... 18
Sorting Prints ............................................................... 73
Special Film Channel Selection ................................... 77
STARTING UP AND SHUTTING DOWN ..................... 15
Starting Up the System ................................................ 16
Status and Setting Check Bar ...................................... 32
Stopping the Order .................................................... 189
“System Information and Operations Setup” Dialog Box . 35
System Shutdown ...................................................... 103
[T]
Title Bar ....................................................................... 42
Tone Adjustment and Hypertone ............................... 158
Turning OFF the Scanner .......................................... 103
[U]
Using Manual Film Carrier MFC10AR (Optional) ...... 180
[V]
View and Order Screen ................................................ 28
13
INDEX
199
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<FUJIFILM ABROAD>
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MS11 Ver.1.0 Second Edition

Film Scanner SP-500 Condition Setup and Maintenance:

NOTICE 1. Electro-optical-mechanical reproduction of this manuscript is strictly forbidden.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (FCC)

1 OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND USE CONDITIONS 1

1.2 Precautions for Using Film Scanner ................................................................................. 5

1.3 Certification and Identification Labels ............................................................................. 8

2 COMPONENT NAMES AND RELATED FUNCTIONS 9

2.1 External View ............................................................................................................................. 10

2.2 Operation Keyboard (Optional) ......................................................................................... 12

3 STARTING UP AND SHUTTING DOWN 15

3.1 Starting Up the System ......................................................................................................... 16

3.2 Shutting Down the System .................................................................................................. 18

4.1 Main Menu Screen ................................................................................................................... 20

4.2 Order Information Screen .................................................................................................... 21

4.3 View and Order Screen .......................................................................................................... 28

4.5 Title Bar ........................................................................................................................................ 42

5.1 Pre-operational Checks ......................................................................................................... 44

6.1 Printing with Film ..................................................................................................................... 58

6.2 Film Loading Errors and Countermeasures ................................................................ 96

7.1 Post-operational Checks .................................................................................................... 102

8.1 General Maintenance............................................................................................................ 106

8.2 Periodical Maintenance ....................................................................................................... 108

9 ERROR MESSAGES AND ACTION TO TAKE 115

9.1 Error Messages and Action to Take .............................................................................. 116

10 ADDITIONAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 151

10.1 Density Correction ................................................................................................................ 153

10.2 Color Correction ..................................................................................................................... 155

10.3 Tone Adjustment and Hypertone .................................................................................... 158

10.4 Selecting Sharpness Level ................................................................................................ 159

10.5 Selecting Saturation Level ................................................................................................. 160

10.6 Monotone Correction ........................................................................................................... 161

10.7 Holding Conditions ............................................................................................................... 163

10.8 Order Information Confirmation After Film Insertion ............................................ 165

10.9 Center Cropping ..................................................................................................................... 167

10.11 Black & White Negative Printing ..................................................................................... 173

10.12 1-Frame Image Display Printing ...................................................................................... 174

10.13 Displaying Order Data/Setting Order Number .......................................................... 176

10.14 Custom Setting Selection .................................................................................................. 177

10.15 Using Manual Film Carrier MFC10AR (Optional) ..................................................... 180

10.16 Stopping the Order ................................................................................................................ 189

11 SETUP AND MAINTENANCE 191

11.1 Setup and Maintenance Menu Screen .......................................................................... 192

11.2 Image Export Settings ......................................................................................................... 193

11.3 NC100AR Fixed Feeding Setup ....................................................................................... 194

12 CONSUMABLE PARTS LIST 195

WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

1.2 Precautions for Using Film Scanner ................................ 5

1.3 Certification and Identification Labels ............................ 8

1.1.1 Basic Operating Precautions

OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND USE CONDITIONS

z Do not modify the machine without permission from the manufacturer

z Utmost care should be taken as the scanner is connected to 100/200/210/

1.2.1 General Precautions for Using the Film Scanner

OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND USE CONDITIONS

1.2.2 Auto Film Carrier NC100AR

Precautions for handling the auto film carrier NC100AR:

OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND USE CONDITIONS

1.3.1 Certification and Identification Label Locations

2.1 External View................................................................................. 10

2.2 Operation Keyboard (Optional)........................................... 12

2.1.1 Film Scanner (SP-500)