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3m selfcheck system r series manualPaul, Minnesota 55144-1000 78-8129-2528-3 Rev 1. The V-Series Tabletop Models 6412, 6422, 7412, and 7422 and the BCS Model 9410 is intended for use on a desktop provided by the customer. Unit contains high voltage electrical circuits that must be discharged and checked for voltage prior to servicing. Service should be performed only by 3M factory trained service personnel. Display Unit: Mercury disposal hazard CAUTION LASER LIGHT. Use approved system components installed by 3M service personnel only. Use approved system components installed by 3M service personnel only. Use approved system components installed by 3M service personnel only. Unit contains high voltage electrical circuits that must be discharged and checked for voltage prior to servicing. One of these labels Model 7410 SelfCheck Model 6410 SelfCheck. Service should be performed of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.Paul, Minnesota 55144 St. Paul, Minnesota 55144. Unauthorized modifications may void the authority granted under Federal Communications Commission Rules permitting the operation of this device. The SelfCheck system enables library customers to check library materials in and out by themselves. The system emulates the check-in and checkout procedures performed by library staff. In addition, the system can optionally operate in offline mode when the library's automated circulation system is unavailable. Use approved system components installed by 3M service personnel only. Receipt printer The receipt printer is recessed into the cabinet that 3M provides and may be placed on the countertop in other installations. It is a thermal printer, which does not require toner or ribbons. The SelfCheck system uses the in- formation in the RFID tag to check materials in and out. It also turns on a security feature in the tag when it checks items in, and turns it off when it checks items out.http://www.demkar.nl/userfiles/3xxplantronics-manual.xml

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To adjust the display, use the monitor’s on- screen menu to adjust display characteristics, such as brightness, contrast, and color. Do not change the display resolution, for the default resolution is optimized for the SelfCheck system graphics. C-Series. User GuideSt. Paul, MN 55144-1000Software Version 1.5Ithaca is a registered trademark and iTherm a trademarkMicrosoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks ofSafety information. 1. Regulatory compliance. 3. EMC compliance USA and Canada. 3. FCC intentional radiator certification. 3. Industry Canada radio frequency rules and regulations. 3. EMC compliance Europe. 3. Overview. 4. Components. 4. Computer (optional). 4. Chute with RFID antenna. 4. Color touch-screen monitor (optional). 4. Hold slip printer. 4. Interconnect box. 4. Communications. 4. Software installation. 5. Install the USB port and driver. 6. Install the printer driver. 7. Configure the printer driver. 8. Typical workflows. 10. Without DLA. 10. With DLA. 10. Startup and shutdown. 11. Shutting down the computer. 12. Installing system security updates. 13. Security. 14. No password. 14. Basic password. 14. Advanced password. 14. Initial configuration. 14. Local interface. 15. Common elements. 15. Current Items tab. 15. System Watcher tab. 16. Item Reports tab. 16. Item reports. 17. Exception reports. 18Downloading DLA data. 19. Common elements. 21. Home page. 23. Basic administration. 24. Support. 24. Contact us. 24. Your system. 25. Operation mode. 25. Configuration submission. 25. Statistics. 26. Processing items. 27. Unloading the chute. 27. Downloading DLA data. 27. Advanced administration. 28. Support. 29. Contact information. 29. System information. 29. Notifications. 30. Operation mode. 31. Logging. 31. Configuration submission. 31. Statistics and report management. 32. Processing items. 33. Notifications. 33. Chute full notification. 33. Event notifications. 33. Printing hold slips. 34. Selecting hold slips for printing. 34.http://www.diamant-x.sk/UserFiles/3y-engine-manual.xml Configuring hold slips. 34. Messages. 35. Network settings. 36. Circulation system communications. 36. Host communications. 37. Login message. 37. Mail server. 38. Developing a script. 39. Devices. 40. Printer. 40. RFID reader. 40. ID filters and validators. 41. Filtering item IDs. 41. Using multiple filters. 41. Using filters with validators. 41. Working with filters. 42. Validating item IDs. 44. Working with validators. 44. ID filter language. 46. Passwords. 50Store and Forward. 51. Using Store and Forward. 51. When the circulation system is unavailable. 51. Setting Offline mode. 52. Forwarding stored transactions. 52. Unprocessed items. 52. Check-in exceptions. 53. General maintenance. 54. Replacing the printer paper. 54. Cleaning the components. 54. Cleaning the monitor. 54. Solving problems. 55. FAQs. 55. Boot and login problems. 55. Logon and communication problems. 55. Unable to log on to the host computer. 55. Printer problems. 56. Hold slip problems. 57. Hold slip will not print. 57. Hold slip does not print the desired information. 57. Hold slip information does not fit properly. 57. Power problems. 57. Obtaining service and supplies. 58. Printer paper and other supplies. 58. Contacting Support. 58Appendix A: Email notification messages. 59Model 877. Retain these instructions for future reference. Intended use. The 3M SelfCheck System C-Series C1 Model 877 is intended for use by libraryThe system must be installed as specified in the SelfCheck System C-Series C1. Model 877 Contractor’s Package. It is intended for use in a library environment,Risk of electric shockDo not attempt to modify or repair—no user serviceable parts—contact 3M Service for repair. Use approved system components installed by 3M service personnel only.http://www.drupalitalia.org/node/67416Install security procedures and equipment appropriate to conditions; comply with applicableTo reduce the risk associated with hazardous voltage due to a user attempting to serviceDo not attempt to modify or repair—no user serviceable parts—contact 3M Service for repair. Use approved system components installed by 3M Service personnel only. Do not use the SelfCheck system if enclosures or power cords are damaged—contact 3M. Service for repair.At the end of service life, dispose of the computer, display, and other components inTo reduce the risk associated with repetitive strain injury from repeated lifting of libraryOperation of this product may involve repeated body movements. To minimize possibilityAvoid awkwardLabel locations. This device complies with Part 15 ofSt. Paul, Minnesota 55144St. Paul, Minnesota 55144EMC compliance USA and Canada. FCC Radio Frequency Rules and Regulations. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a. Class A device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits areThis equipmentOperation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmfulNO MODIFICATIONS. Modifications to this device shall not be made withoutUnauthorized modifications mayFCC intentional radiator certificationThis device complies with Part 15 of the. FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this deviceNO MODIFICATIONS. Modifications to this device shall not be made withoutUnauthorized modifications mayIndustry Canada radio frequency rules and regulations. This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian. Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil numerique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du. Reglement sur le materiel brouilleur du Canada. CANADA: Pending. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may notEMC compliance Europe.http://comerzsoft.com/images/3m-s50-projector-manual.pdf This equipment complies with the requirements of the RTTE and EMCThe SelfCheck System C-Series is a “smart chute” system. It automatesPlease take the time to read this guide. It will help you understand how your. SelfCheck system works. Keep it accessible when the system is in use. It willComponents. Computer (optional). The SelfCheck system requires the use of a dedicated personal computer. Minimum requirements include Microsoft Windows XP with SP2, applicationCPU, 512 MB RAM, 20 GB or greater hard disk, keyboard, mouse, and a. CD-ROM drive. Chute with RFID antenna. A 3M-provided RFID antenna is mounted to the chute. The RFID antennaThe RFID tag informationColor touch-screen monitor (optional). The color touch-screen monitor can be used by staff to monitor the systemThe monitor is connected to the PC thatOther monitors with a minimum screenHold slip printer. The 3M-provided staff printer is a thermal printer. It does not require toner orThe hold slip text and font can be edited. Interconnect box. The interconnect box contains the RFID reader and the power supplies forCommunications. The SelfCheck system communicates with the library’s circulation systemIt uses the Standard Interface Protocol. Version 2.0 (SIP 2.0).If the SelfCheck system computer is supplied by 3M, the SelfCheck systemIf you should need to install or reinstallThe system configuration update makes the following changes to the. SelfCheck system’s computer. Turns off services that are not being used. Installs additional drivers. Installs a standard password for use by service technicians. Installs Windows XP Service Pack 2 if required. Adds the ability to download and install future security updates from aTo install the configuration update. Verify that the mouse and keyboard are connected to the computer and ready to use. Turn on the computer and wait for allDisable the Windows screen saver. Insert the 3M Windows XP System. Configuration CD into the CD drive. Wait for a message asking if you want toClick Yes. Click Yes to proceed. A 3M Update Status message appears,During the upgrade, the computer reboots aThe message appearsCommand window. When the update is finished, a completionRemove the CD from the CD drive andClick Yes to restart the computer. Completion message. Start the computer if it is not running. Insert the SelfCheck System C-Series CD. It should start automatically. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen until you are notified inInstall the USB port and driver. Make sure the printer’s USB cable is not connectedPlug the Ithaca iTherm Series 280 printer into aConnect the USB cable between the printer andWhen the Found New Hardware Wizard appears,Click Include this location in the search, browseClick Finish. This only causes a USB port to be installed onWhen the Found New Hardware WizardClick Include this location in the search, browseClick Finish.Install the printer driver. Click Start, click Settings, click Printers and. Faxes, and then double-click Add Printer. Click Next. Select Local Printer attached to this computer,Click Next. In the Use the following port box, select USBxxxIn the Install Printer Software dialog box, click. Have Disk.PRINTER\Ithaca\iTherm280\Drivers folder on the. CD, and then click OK. Select Ithaca from the Manufacturers list and. Series 280 from the Printers list, and then click. Next. In the Name Your Printer dialog box, name theThe printer must be named Series 280 for the. SelfCheck system diagnostics to work properly.Configure the printer driver. In the Printers and Faxes window, right-click. Series 280, and then click Properties.On the Advanced tab, click Printing Defaults.Close the Series 280 Properties dialog boxes byOn the Windows Taskbar, click Start, and then click. Stop 3M SelfCheckCSeries.Click Start, and then click Run. In the Open box, type d:\printer\setup comx,E and the printer is assigned to COM3, typeSelfCheckCSeries.Without DLA. Use the following procedure if you do not use a 3M Digital Library AssistantRemove the returns, and then immediately click Items Removed on the. Current Items tab of the local interface. Place any item that arrives between the time you remove the returns andView or print the exception report for the items, and use it to find theRemove the exception slips from the printer and place them in the itemsRepeat. With DLA. Use the following procedure if you use a DLA. Let the returns accumulate until the chute is full or a set time is reached. Remove the returns, and then immediately click Items Removed on the. Place any item that arrives between the time you remove the returns andRemove the CompactFlash (CF) card from the reader attached to the. SelfCheck system computer, and then insert the other CF card suppliedUse the DLA to find the items that need further processing. Remove the exception slips from the printer and place them in the itemsRemove the CF card from the DLA for reuse. Repeat.Use the following procedures to start the SelfCheck system, to restart it, or toTo start the SelfCheck system. Ensure power is applied to all components, andThe SelfCheck systemThis may take a minuteTo start the SelfCheck system software when theOn the keyboard, press the Windows key. The. Windows Start menu appears. Click Start 3M SelfCheckCSeries. Starting when the computer is running. Use Restart if you need to restart the SelfCheckThis command restarts the SelfCheck system softwareTo restart using SelfCheck System Manager. On the Home page, type your password in the. Password box, and then click Login. At the bottom of the screen, click Shutdown. In the shutdown dialog box, click Restart. Restarting from the Shutdown dialog boxOn the SelfCheck system keyboard, press the. Windows key. The Windows Start menu appears. Click Restart 3M SelfCheckCSeries. Restarting from the Start menu. To restart the local user interface. On the SelfCheck system keyboard, press the. Click SelfCheck C-Series Local. The localThe local user interface does not have to beYou may close itRestarting the local user interface. Shutting down the computerIf you should find it necessary to shut down the SelfCheck systemStart menu, and then turn off the peripherals. Do not use the Shutdown command in SelfCheck System Manager, whichFrom time to time new security updates become available for your SelfCheckTo learn when a security update is available. Look for the Automatic Updates icon toWindows taskbar. This icon appearsAutomatic Updates icon. To download and install a security update. In the notification area, click the. Automatic Updates icon. In the Automatic Updates dialog box,After the updates are installed, restartAutomatic Updates dialog boxSystem Manager, is a browser-based interface for management andSecurity. The local interface has no security aside from that provided by Microsoft. Windows. SelfCheck System Manager has three levels of security: noAny action thatNo password. No password is required to access the SelfCheck system’s Home page. The. Home page provides basic information and usage statistics about the system. The lack of password protection makes it easy for all staff to access andBasic password. Staff with a basic level password can change a limited number of settingsThe default basic password isAdvanced password. An administrator with an advanced level password has full access to allThe default advanced password isInitial configuration. During installation, a 3M technician configures your SelfCheck system toThe technician normallySets up host communications. Sets up mail server communications and notifications. Enables the optional staff printer and configures the exceptions and holdEnsures that the RFID reader configuration is correct. Saves the current configuration. Restarts the SelfCheck system to enable diagnostics on the newlyShould changes at your library make it necessary to change the SelfCheckThe local interface is available only on the SelfCheck system computer. YouCommon elements. The local interface has the following commonLocal interface. Current Items tab. Use the Current Items tab to view currentView Item Report. Displays the current item statistics. (SeeView Exception Report. Displays the current exception statistics.Current Items tab. Forward Stored Items. Forwards stored item transactions to the circulation system. You can also forward stored transactions from SelfCheck System Manager. (See “ForwardingIt is best to use itItems Removed. Archives the current item statistics and resets the count to zero. You shouldUse the System Watcher tab to monitorSelfCheck system. Item View. Displays information about RFID tagsCheck In Results. Displays the results of attempts to checkSystem Watcher tab. Item Reports tab. Use the Item Reports tab to view currentTo view an item report. Click the archive you want to review. Click View Item Report. To view an exception report. Click View Exception Report. Item Reports tabAn item report lists all items detected inTo view the current item report. In the Current Items tab, click View. Item Report. In the Item Reports tab, click. Current, and then click View Item. Report. To view an archived item report. In the Item Reports tab, click theItem reports can also be viewed in. SelfCheck System Manager. ForTo print a report. Click Print Report. In the Print dialog box, select thePrint. You can only print to printers that areItem reportAn exception report lists all items thatTo view the current exception report. Exception Report. Current, and then click View. To view an archived exception report. In the Item Reports tab, click theException reports can also be viewedException report. To print a report. You can only print on printers thatPrinting hold slips. You can manually print hold slips from any exception report, though typicallyTo automatically printTo manually print hold slips. Open the exception report you want to print from. Click Print Hold Slips. On the Print Hold Slips page, click Print Hold Slips.Items on the exception report arrive in no particular order. To locate them. If you have a. DLA, you can download search lists to use with it. Each type of exceptionThe search lists are downloaded to the location specified in the Process. Items tab of the SelfCheck System Manager. (See “Processing items” onBefore using this feature, you should make sure the DLA software that cameBecause the search list export overwrites the entire DLA database,To manually download DLA search lists. Open the exception report you want to download from. Click Download DLA data. On the Download DLA Database page, click Download DLA Data. To automatically download DLA search lists. Open SelfCheck System Manager, and then log in using an advancedClick the Process Items tab, and then select Automatically download. DLA Database when items are removed. In the Download to box, type the path for the location you want theTo download directly to the cardAccess to its features is passwordprotected. Only administrators with advanced passwords have completeBecause SelfCheck System Manager is Web-based, you can open it fromTo open SelfCheck System Manager at the SelfCheck system. Start Internet Explorer, which opens at the SelfCheck system’s HomeIn the Password box, type your password, and then click Login. To find the SelfCheck system’s IP address. Open SelfCheck System Manager at the SelfCheck system. (See theNote the address under Machine host name or ip address on the leftSelfCheck system address. To open SelfCheck System Manager remotely. Open your computer’s Web browser. In the browser’s address box, type the address of the SelfCheck systemPress ENTER. SelfCheck system furniture.At the end of service life, dispose of the V-cradle, coil driver box,Communications. Using the selection keys, make adjustments asExit the main menu by pressing the menu keyTo lock the controls. Microphone. Power. While continuing to press the first two keys, press the right arrow keyPress SELECT, and then press the left arrow key ( PDF Version: 1.5. Page Count: 29. About: uuid:6f8d65a6-41f3-4c68-84b8-4ff9614e03b8. Producer: Acrobat Distiller 7.0 (Windows). Company: 3M. Create Date: 2006:07:17 16:26:42-05:00. Modify Date: 2006:07:24 16:35:24-05:00. Creator Tool: Acrobat PDFMaker 7.0 for Word. Metadata Date: 2006:07:24 16:35:24-05:00. Document ID: uuid:a0fdc995-d7e7-469f-8a19-1945f5f7a912. Instance ID: uuid:2dc94047-0354-4f3b-a178-f322cf5dd0ff. Title. Creator: Chas Juhl. Author: Chas Juhl. Users can also borrow items from their smartphones, receive interactive receipts, switch between multiple virtual library cards, and discover digital titles at the selfCheck and within the cloudLibrary app. This truly integrated approach delivers an experience today’s users come to expect. We are absolutely in awe of how easy it is to customize the selfChecks. Whether we’re changing patron promotions or customizing language options, it’s so simple.” This new experience includes interactive receipts, relevant reminders, and helpful workflows to make sure you never forget a book under the sofa again. Visit our events page for upcoming webinars. Let us know how we can help. The arrangement, announced October 29, 2007, results in melding the 3M Library Systems marketing channels with products from Checkpoint Systems. Effective the beginning of 2008, 3M Library Systems will serve as the exclusive worldwide distributor and service provider for Checkpoint’s family of products oriented toward libraries. The arrangement, announced October 29, 2007, results in melding the 3M Library Systems marketing channels with products from Checkpoint Systems. Effective the beginning of 2008, 3M Library Systems will serve as the exclusive worldwide distributor and service provider for Checkpoint's family of products oriented toward libraries. This alliance effectively combines the efforts of both companies in this arena. 3M Library Systems and Checkpoint Systems will continue to develop and manufacture products and both lines will be sold and supported worldwide by 3M Library Systems. The company has provided security, productivity, and information management solutions to the industry for more than 35 years. Its products include the Tattle-Tape security strips and detection equipment based on electromagnetic technology, self-service stations for both checkout and check-in of library materials, and many products based on RFID. Checkpoint's library-oriented products include its flagship Intelligent Library System, a suite of components that provide self checkout and return of materials by library patrons, exit gate security, collection inventory, usage reports, and other functions. The company also offers the DiscMate digital media security system, and CheckPASS, a system for print management and for scheduling public access computers. Checkpoint will continue to develop and manufacture products, but they will be sold exclusively by 3M. The partnership will also result in a new product developed by Checkpoint to be sold through 3M called The Library Advocate, a new Web-based library productivity software product. This arrangement significantly expands the portfolio of products that 3M Library Systems is able to offer to libraries through its worldwide marketingReliance on a partner as an exclusive distributor is not an unusual arrangement for companies that develop and manufacture products. October 2006. At that time the company executed a reorganization that resultedIn March 2007, Checkpoint Systems announced that it would expand its library RFID operations through the expansion of its Patron Services Division, taking on the efforts of the former Checkpoint Library Division. That revitalization of its library focused marketing was apparently short lived and evidently is superseded by the alliance with 3M Library Systems. Checkpoint. Other major competitors in the field include Bibliotheca RFID Library Systems, Tags ys, Sentry Technology Corporation, and Tech Logic. This company focuses exclusively on products for libraries and stands as the leading provider of RFID products to libraries in Europe. VTLS, while it depends of TAGSYS RFID tags and components, has developed its own software and self check stations. While it would not be surprising to see some paring of duplicative products in the future, the initial terms of the alliance involve the products of both companies moving forward. While the number of competitors in the library RFID arena is fairly small, the melding of these two companies' efforts represents only a moderate shift in the overall landscape. English Number 12. Model 803. Owner’s. Manual. Track and Trace SolutionsSt. Paul, Minnesota 55144-1000. All rights reserved.Table of Contents. Handheld RFID Reader. 1. Model 803. 1. Safety information. 1. Safety messages. 2. Important notes. 3. Refer servicing to qualified service Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause This UPS utilizes voltages that may be hazardous. Do not attempt to disassemble the unit. The unit contains no user replaceable parts. 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