RS232 Quickstart Guide
FujiNet RS232 currently targets MS-DOS (PC Compatible) systems over a serial port. Support for other serial devices will likely come in the future.
The RS232 hardware is different than previous FujiNets in that it uses the new ESP32-S3 chipset instead of the usual (older) ESP32. This newer silicon is similar in function to the original ESP32 with some beneficial upgrades.
A DOS driver is required to use FujiNet which can be found in the fujinet-rs232 repository Releases. The most recent version of the driver will be at the top of the page. From the Releases page, expand the "Assets" link and download the .sys file. (currently named fujinet-4bb4134.sys). Rename the driver file to fujinet.sys and copy it to your system's boot disk/drive. Add a new line to your CONFIG.SYS to load the driver:
DEVICE=FUJINET.SYS
FUJI_PORT defaults to 1 but can be changed to the number of the corresponding serial port FujiNet is connected to (ie, 2 or 3). FUJI_BPS can be changed to the highest baud rate compatible for your machine. The default speed is 115200. If you want to change it to something else, it must be set in both CONFIG.SYS and in FujiNet's fnconfig.ini file as shown below:
Add FUJI_BPS and/or FUJI_PORT to CONFIG.SYS:
DEVICE=FUJINET.SYS FUJI_BPS=9600 FUJI_PORT=2
Update fnconfig.ini:
[RS232]
baud=9600
Some FujiNet enabled apps are available in the same fujinet-rs232 respository in source code form. These can be built with the Open Watcom compiler or precompiled versions are available on apps.irata.online tnfs server.
As of September 1, 2025 the CONFIG app (mounted by default when FujiNet starts) does not work completely and thus you cannot setup wifi or mount disks from the Host computer. Until CONFIG is working, you can manually edit the fnconfig.ini file on SD card with your wifi credentials to get the FujiNet connected.
Once connected, point your browser to fujinet.local or the IP address acquired by the FujiNet and you will be presented with a web interface for mounting disks.