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Using CONFIG

CONFIG is FujiNet's built-in control panel application. It runs directly on your vintage computer and gives you full control over:

  • Wi-Fi settings
  • Disk image mounting (from SD card or TNFS servers)
  • Host/server management
  • Device settings
  • Printer configuration
  • Clock and time settings
  • Firmware information

CONFIG is a platform-native application — it looks and feels like a native program for each computer, using that platform's own display and keyboard conventions. The underlying features are the same across all platforms.

How CONFIG is launched

flowchart TD
    A[Power on computer] --> B{FujiNet has\nboot disk?}
    B -- Yes --> C[Load configured\nboot disk image]
    B -- No --> D[Load CONFIG\nautomatically]
    C --> E{User presses\nCONFIG hotkey?}
    E -- Yes --> D
    D --> F[CONFIG app\nrunning]

The exact method for launching CONFIG varies by platform:

Platform How to open CONFIG
Atari 8-bit Hold Option at boot, or press the button on FujiNet
Apple II Boots automatically; or press the physical CONFIG button
Coleco ADAM Boots automatically from the FujiNet drive
Commodore 64 LOAD"CONFIG",8,1 then RUN
CoCo Load from FujiNet drive as a program

CONFIG main menu overview

Every platform's CONFIG shares the same functional sections:

graph TD
    M[CONFIG Main Menu]
    M --> H[Hosts & Devices\nMount disk images]
    M --> W[Network / Wi-Fi\nManage connections]
    M --> P[Printer\nConfigure output]
    M --> C[Clock\nTime settings]
    M --> S[System Info\nFirmware version · IP address]
    M --> Q[Quit / Reboot\nReturn to computer]

Hosts & Devices — the most-used section

This is where you mount disk images. The workflow is the same on every platform:

sequenceDiagram
    participant You
    participant CONFIG
    participant TNFS as TNFS Server / SD Card

    You->>CONFIG: Open Hosts & Devices
    CONFIG->>TNFS: List available hosts
    You->>CONFIG: Select a host (e.g. tnfs.fujinet.online)
    CONFIG->>TNFS: Browse directory listing
    TNFS-->>CONFIG: File listing
    You->>CONFIG: Select a disk image (.ATR / .DSK / etc.)
    You->>CONFIG: Assign to a drive slot
    CONFIG->>CONFIG: Mount image on drive
    You->>CONFIG: Exit CONFIG
    You->>You: Reboot computer to load disk

Platform-specific CONFIG guides

Select your platform for step-by-step navigation instructions:

  • :material-atari: Atari 8-bit

    Full keyboard mapping, screen layout, and all CONFIG screens for Atari.

  • Apple II

    CONFIG navigation using Apple II keyboard and ProDOS conventions.

  • Coleco ADAM

    CONFIG on the ADAM using the ADAM keyboard and AdamNet conventions.

  • Commodore 64

    CONFIG navigation using C64 keyboard and PETSCII conventions.

  • Color Computer (CoCo)

    CONFIG navigation on the CoCo's Motorola 6809 platform.