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The following is recommended as a robust configuration that gives good
throughput and a good safety margin for most workloads, within certain
constraints. It is possible to run the RIP in lesser configurations. However, Konica
does not recommend it.
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Note:
Note:
Processor: 800 MHz, or faster, Pentium family processor
• Memory: 512MB (1GB required for the Trapping Option)
• SCSI Adapter: An Adaptec SCSI Adapter (29160N or 2940) dedicated to the imagesetter
is required. A narro w controller is preferred for the imagesetter , b ut wide controllers may be
used with a 68 to 50 pin adapter.
• Hard Drives: Two (or more) 18 GB(or larger) disk drives with a 10,000 RPM minimum
spindle speed are required.
A sustained formatted data read rate of 12mb/sec. is specified to insure the drive is
sufficiently fast to supply data to the recorder.Not all manufacturers supply this
information in their literature. Fast drives with spindle speeds of 10,000 RPM or
more typically are sufficient.
•For EV-jetsetter 6200, 6250, 5200, 9100, 6100 and 9200 a high voltage differential SCSI
card, such as the Adaptec 2944, is required.
Some recorders are equipped with traditional SCSI and some are equipped with
differential interfaces and are not directly compatible with LVD or Ultra2 SCSI
adapters. If the recorder is differential, either a single-ended to differential converter box connected to the recorder is required, or, alter nativ ely, the SCSI adapter
attached to the recorder must be differential.
Operating System: Windows NT 4.0 (Service Pack 5.0 or Higher), or Windows 2000
(Service Pack 2.0 or higher).
Note:
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The ECRM Konica RIP runs on either Microsoft Windows NT 4.0/2000 Workstation or NT 4.0/2000 Server. If you wish to have Macintosh clients submit jobs
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directly to the RIP, you will need NT/2000 Server.
CD ROM drive: One is required.
• NT Configuration: If NT/2000 Server (not Workstation) is in use, make sure that the
network is optimized. In the NT Control Panel>Network>Services>Server>Configuration
dialog, “Balanced” check box must be chosen. In Windows 2000, Select My Network
Places>Properties>Local Area Connection>Properties>File and Printer Sharing for
Microsoft Networks>Properties and then select “Balanced”.
• Adaptec SCSI Driver: The Adaptec aic78xx.sys driver must be version 2.3 or later.
• Rip Configuration: Printer buffer 8192KB or more. Minimum memory left for system
should be 64,000 KB or more. The Network buffer should be 4096KB. The Band size for
printing buffer should be 256KB.
Note:
Host requirements can vary depending on model of recorder, r esolution, image size,
and other items. It is highly recommended that you consult with your Dealer/Representative with regard to the minimum system configuration that will best meet
your needs.
The utilities
which is in the
RIP Configuration Data and the
BackupConfiguration.ps
ECRM RIP
folder. The
Backupfonts.ps
Since these utilities are postscript files, they are printed directly through the RIP
via the Print File menu. When printed, each of these utilities creates a file in the
folder.
Utils
Backupfonts.ps
BackupConfiguration.ps
creates a file called
While these utilities run, the RIP Monitor registers which files are being backed up
and displays the paths where these files reside, in case you need to restore the
information from these files.
T o restore the information from these backup files, print the postscript files through
the RIP via the Print File menu. To restore the Font Data information print
and to restore the Configuration Data print
registers which files are being restored. To use, quit and relaunch the RIP after
restoring configuration.
Backupfonts.ps
and
BackupConfiguration.ps
utility backs up the RIP Font Data.
creates a file called
Fonts.ps
.
Config.ps
. The RIP Monitor also
are in the Utils folder,
utility backs up the
Config.ps
and
Fonts.ps
Once you install the RIP and supply it with information, such as additional fonts,
page setups, and calibration sets, create a backup of the RIP. Also, periodically
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backup the RIP data as you add or delete RIP information. The files
are overwritten each time you back them up.
Note:
Fonts.ps
These backup utilities have not be tested for all versions of the NT RIP, therefore,
they may not operate correctly with earlier versions.
With the NT Workstation and recorder powered off, connect the SCSI cable,
AC24628, from the SCSI port of the NT Workstation to the bottom port of the
recorder. If you have two SCSI controller cards, refer to the documentation that
came with your workstation for the proper SCSI controller card location used for
the recorder connection.
Installing the Encryption Key (Dongle)
With the NT Workstation and recorder powered off, install and secure the
encryption key (dongle) provided with the RIP software kit. The dongle must be
installed on a parallel printer port on the NT Workstation.
Once the recorder is powered on, verify that the recorder is on-line and in serial
mode. This can be done through the Control Panel of the recorder.
Some recorder models take up to a minute to go on line after power is turned on.
On these models, be sure that the front panel is displaying the following message
before starting up your computer:
ONLINE - SERIAL
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Power on the NT/ 2000 Workstation
WARNING!
When booting the preinstalled operating system for the first time, you must fill in
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the registration dialog window with Machine and Company Name. Otherwise,
you will have to reinstall the operating system from the beginning.
Step 1Boot the NT / 2000 Workstation by turning the power on.
Step 2Let the boot sequence automatically boot into Windows NT / 2000. Do not select Enter
and do not activate other menus unless instructed to do so by an authorized dealer.
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Note:
The password in the Welcome window will be blank on boot up. Refer to your Windows NT / 2000 manual for information on establishing passwords.
If you need technical support, call your service representative or the dealer from
whom you bought your Konica system.
Before calling for support:
Step 1Make sure your hardware meets the system requirements defined in the document.
Step 2Make sure all cable and peripheral connections are correct and secure.
Step 3Read any release notes shipped with your system.
Step 4Record exactly any system error messages that appear on boot up or any RIP monitor
error messages. If possible, send your representative a copy of the file, LOGFILE,
found in the SW folder of your RIP.
This section outlines how to install a new RIP, upgrade an existing RIP, and
uninstall an existing RIP.
RIP Upgrade Installation
If installing the RIP for the first time, proceed to the RIP Installation instructions
listed on page 5. If upgrading from a previous RIP, continue to the section below.
UPGRADING
Page setups, fonts, calibration sets and cached screens are not forward compatible
when upgrading from one RIP to another. Therefore, perform the following before
installing the new RIP on your existing platform:
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Step 1Launch your existing RIP and record the data for all your page setups and calibration
Step 2Perform List Fonts from the Fonts menu to get a list of all the fonts currently installed
Step 3Proceed to the RIP Installation instructions listed on page 5 to install the RIP. Once the
New RIP Installation
Note:
You will have to use a log-on that has ‘Administrator’ privileges in order to install
all the components. Otherwise, all the drivers may not install correctly.
Step 1Insert the RIP CD into the CD ROM drive of your computer . (If your system is set to run
Step 2Double click on < my computer > on the desktop.
Step 3Double click on the < RIP > CD icon.
Step 4Double click on, or launch, the Setup.exe program.
sets which you wish to keep.
in the RIP. This list of fonts is registered in the LOGFILE. Print the LOGFILE, which is
located in the SW folder, using a text editor. Using the LOGFILE you will know which
fonts need to be reinstalled aside from the base fonts that are present in the RIP by
default.
RIP has been successfully installed, you will have to recreate the page setups and
calibration sets and reinstall fonts. You may wish to delete the old RIP folder at this
time. Refer to “Uninstalling the RIP" on page 41.
The RIP will create new cached screens as jobs are interpreted.
The RIP Installer installs all the RIP software, the Sentinel Driver required for the
Dongle, and the Scsipel.sys Driver required to drive the recorder. To install
the RIP and the Drivers, do the following:
an autorun file, steps 2 through 4 will automatically be performed).
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•The Konica ECRM RIP splash screen displays.
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Step 5Click the Install Konica ECRM RIP button on the splash screen.
•The welcome window displays.
Step 6Read the information provided and Click Next.
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•The Choose Destination Location window displays.
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Step 7Click Next to accept the default destination drive and folder or click Browse to open a
browser window where you may enter a different destination drive and folder.
Note:
If upgrading from an existing RIP and you have not deleted the old RIP, you will
need to change the folder name for the new RIP to a name other than the old RIP
folder name.
Step 8Click Next.
•The SELECT PROGRAM FOLDER NAME window displays, with “ECRM Konica RIP
6.0” appearing as the default program folder name.
Step 9If the default name in the box is acceptable, click Next. Otherwise, enter a different
name (like ECRM RIP 6.0, as shown above).
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Step10If the program folder name presented in the Program Folders: box is not acceptable,
you may enter a name in the box, or you may click on an existing name in the Existing
Folders: box.
Step11Click Next.
•The Physical Output Device Selection window displays with a list of available
devices. The list contains the recorders supported by the RIP.
•Additionally, the list has selections for “ECRM TIFF”, “ECRM TIFF, Remote” and
“DesertCat, Remote”. These selections are to be used when the RIP is to generate TIFF files
and send them to CtServer or DesertCat Queue. Selecting these output devices insures all
the necessary information for these devices is included in the TIFF file.
Note:
If this RIP will be sending TIFF files, either over the network or on the same workstation, to DesertCat Queue for output to a DesertCat, select “DesertCat, Remote”.
Note:
If this RIP will be sending TIFF files to ECRM CtServer on the same workstation,
select “ECRM TIFF”. If this RIP will be sending TIFF files to ECRM CtServer
over the network, select “ECRM TIFF, Remote”.
Step12Use the scroll bar to scroll to the correct recorder model, and click the SELECT button.
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•The Installation Complete window displays.
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Step13Select either Yes or No as an answer to the question: “Do you want to restart your
computer?”.
Note:
Note:
You must restart your computer before using the RIP.
Always be sure the imagesetter is connected and powered up prior to powering on
the PC.
Step14Remove the installation CD ROM from the drive.
Step15Click Finish after specifying whether or not to restart your computer.
•If you are installing on Windows NT, you are finished.
•If you are installing on Windows 2000, installation of the scsipel driver will require you to
perform the following steps after rebooting the workstation:
Note:
You will have to use a log-on that has ‘Administrator’ privileges in order to install
the driver components.
Step 1If you are installing on Windows 2000, your system requires the driver to be installed
manually. If you are presented with the Found New Hardware Wizard screen on reboot
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proceed to, Step 8 “Click the Next button." on page 12. Otherwise follow the steps
below.
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Step 2If you are not presented with the Found New Hardware Wizard screen on reboot you will
have to initiate the driver installation. On your desktop, right click on My Computer and
select Manage.
Step 3On the Left side of the window, click on Device Manager.
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