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You must register your DX100 printer with Fujifilm You must perform an initial ink charge Please note that it can take up to 45 minutes to charge the lines of a new DX100. Interrupting this process indicated by a blinking blue light on the front of the printer could cause damage to the printer. Once the blue light on the front of the printer stops blinking the printer is ready for use.Quick References:
- DX100 Support Reference Guide
- Loading paper in the Fujifilm Frontier DX100 (PDF)
- Replacing ink in the Fujifilm Frontier DX100 (PDF)
- Darkroom Software DX100 Installation Guide
- Darkroom Software P-Module Comparison
- Buy Darkroom Software
- White Paper: How to profit from event photography using the Fujifilm DX100 (PDF)
- DX100 Field Maintenance Guide (PDF)
- Fujifilm Frontier DX100 Driver Download Link (Windows and Mac OS)
- Fujifilm DX100 Brochures & Manuals
Fujifilm Support Videos:
Tips from the Imaging Spectrum Technical Support Team:
- When unloading the paper, use the gray cogwheel to back the paper out
- When loading inks, make sure they lock in place (they are spring-loaded). If they don’t lock in place you have the wrong ink in the wrong slot.
- When loading paper make sure the gray spindle is on the left side of the paper roll and the black spindle is on the right side of the roll, feed paper down into the printer until the blue light comes on.
- You will have to register the printer before loading the print driver (you are registering the printer to a particular computer, and you don’t need an internet connection.)
- After registering the printer then you will need to load the Maintenance utility and follow with loading the printer driver.
- It is common for up to half the ink tanks and most of the maintenance cartridge to be utilized in the first charging of the printer.
- If you experience banding please run the print head cleaning feature.
- Always remove the paper before transporting the printer. If the paper is not removed you risk damaging the paper sensor. If the paper sensor is damaged the DX100 will not recognize the paper and will error out.