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Using CONFIG: Apple II

CONFIG on the Apple II is a native ProDOS-compatible application that uses standard Apple II keyboard conventions.

Launching CONFIG

Method How
Automatic FujiNet presents the CONFIG disk on boot — it loads automatically
Physical button Press the CONFIG button on the FujiNet device to reload CONFIG
From ProDOS Run the CONFIG executable from the FujiNet volume

Keyboard reference

Key Action
Arrow keys or I/J/K/M Navigate menus
Return Select / confirm
Escape Go back / cancel
Delete Erase character in text field
Tab Next field
Ctrl+R Reboot / reset 
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│        FujiNet CONFIG               │
│                                     │
│  1  Hosts & Devices                 │
│  2  Network                         │
│  3  Printer                         │
│  4  Clock                           │
│  5  System Info                     │
│  6  Quit                            │
│                                     │
│  FW: 1.5  IP: 192.168.1.42         │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘

Screen 1: Hosts & Devices

Works identically to the Atari version conceptually, adapted for Apple II disk formats:

flowchart TD
    HD[Hosts & Devices]
    HD --> HL[Host List\nLeft column]
    HD --> DL[Drive Slots\nRight column\nS6D1 · S6D2 · S5D1 · S5D2]

    HL --> |Select| FB[File Browser]
    FB --> |Select .PO/.DO/.2mg| MO[Mount on Drive Slot]
    MO --> |Escape| HD

Supported image formats:

Extension Description
.PO ProDOS order disk image
.DO DOS 3.3 order disk image
.DSK Generic disk image (order determined by content)
.2MG 2IMG format (includes metadata)
.HDV Hard disk volume image

Drive slots:

Slot Description
S6D1 Slot 6, Drive 1 (primary boot disk)
S6D2 Slot 6, Drive 2
S5D1 Slot 5, Drive 1 (SmartPort)
S5D2 Slot 5, Drive 2 (SmartPort)

Screen 2: Network

Same as other platforms — scan for Wi-Fi networks and enter credentials.

Screen 3: Printer

Configure FujiNet's printer emulation for Apple II:

Setting Options
Emulation type ImageWriter, Epson MX-80, Generic
Output PDF to SD card or network PDF server

Screen 4: Clock

FujiNet provides the current date/time via ProDOS clock driver: - Any ProDOS application that reads the system clock gets the correct time. - Set your timezone offset in the Clock screen.

Server Contents
tnfs.fujinet.online Official community server
apple2.irata.online Apple II software archive